Six Benefits of Being an EU Citizen

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EU passports are among the most coveted passports in the world. What do we mean by that? It’s simple. EU citizens can enter 153 countries without a visa, making an EU passport one of the most desirable travel documents around.

In this video, Andrew shares six benefits of being an EU citizen.

00:00 Start
0:21European Union citizenship
1:59 Citizenship is They Can’t Get Rid of You
3:17 Travel Benefits
5:16 Work in Europe
6:09 Study - Cheap and Good
10:11 Tax Benefits
10:20 Healthcare
10:30 How to Get European Citizenship

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[mz_]

I’ve lived in Spain 4 years after moving from California. Tomorrow I’ll become a Naturalised EU Spanish citizen . In 4 years while keeping my own citizenship and passport 💥

[willianborderes]

I just got my Luxembourgish citizenship by descent. I now have a brazilian and a luxembourgish passport. 🎉

[revivahealing]

I just got my dual citizenship (by descent) and applied for my passport at the consulate yesterday. Thank you for the motivation and information Andrew!

[Prionel]

Great videos, Andrew! Sagacious advice! Thanks.

[sambradley]

Glad your medical procedures went well and you’re still with us

[Mick_Unfiltered]

Your channel motivated me to get my Czech citizenship by descent, got myself a lawyer and going through the process now 😁

[timlinator]

I'm dual US/EU citizen. I'm born in US and dad born in Ireland.

[ashutak]

I love this guy. I moved to Ireland after listening to his videos.

[tonyquicklaps]

I used to enjoy being an EU citizen but lost my EU passport when my fellow British citizens voted for a unicorn by putting a cross in a box. 🇬🇧🦄

[donnapartow]

Just became an Irish citizen by descent!!! Applying for my passport today.

[poseidon.M]

Pls advise me, which one may i choose to live argentina or spain with family. I can not choose

[awsysumer]

Regarding Ireland, if a person has been granted irish citizenship by naturalisation, they have to be aware that in case of living outside Ireland for a continuous period of 7 years without registering the intention to retain the irish citizenship, it will be revoked.

Edit: the same rule goes for Malta

[anhnguyenhong]

France sat Germany, visit luc nao cung duoc. Bay gio bay ngay Frankfurt.

[ushiefreebird]

Very interesting. I realize how lucky I am being born in Austria and later lived in South Africa, as now I have an EU passport and a BRICS passport. BRICS will be BIG in the coming years. Currently I live in the French Riviera, and would not want to be anywhere weather, fun, health, relaxed life ski resorts in the Southern Alps and day trips to Italy

[kamilgregurek]

You might add that some EU countries don't allow you to apply for another citizenships once you acquired theirs, except for some specific contexts like marriage. It's been a long issue for Slovaks who got another citizenship. They automatically lost the Slovak one unless it was their spouse's citizenship or it's by descent. It may be quite a tricky topic.

[febsign]

I do have a UK & Canadian passport because my dad is from Scotland and I was born and raised in Canada. I’m on my 2nd UK passport and haven’t used it since I received it 2005. Good to know the benefits. I cannot pass the citizenship down to my son however which is odd, but that’s the rules. Thanks

[chriso]

I just recently got Irish citizenship by descent. Ireland is not in the Schengen region so I can only stay in that region for 90 of each 180 period unless I apply for residency. It’s a bit confusing

[danielrebecca]

Remember this though your citizenship in your country remains the same but EU status can change say if your country decides to leave like the UK.

[nooralansare]

Why southren Greek CYPRUS 🇨🇾 is not Schengen ?

[MariaBelenSeyssInquart]

I have the BEST combination. I am Austrian-Argentine. Born in Argentina, easy to get residence in South America (Mercosur Treaty) + Mexico (Treaty), six months in Russia and China, and Austrian passport through my parents. Also having the advantage to be Argentine is that we are a country that, although many problems, we keep our traditions pure and the spirit of a Nation Reborn. We are all from immigrant background.