In a significant development, Hamburg has witnessed a remarkable surge in naturalisation applications, nearly doubling since the implementation of Germany’s new citizenship law in late 2023. The recent legislative changes have streamlined the naturalisation process, making it more accessible for long-term residents, particularly those from non-EU countries.
- Surge in Naturalisation: Hamburg sees a near doubling of naturalisations since the new citizenship law took effect.
- Eased Requirements: The new law simplifies the naturalisation process, making it more accessible for immigrants.
- Shortened Residency Period: The residency requirement is reduced from eight years to five years, and even three years in some cases.
- Dual Citizenship Allowed: Immigrants can now hold dual citizenship, removing a major barrier to applying.
- Diverse Population: Hamburg, a major port city, hosts a large immigrant community benefiting from the new law.
- Increased Applications: The streamlined process leads to a surge in applications from long-term residents.
- Integration Encouraged: Easier citizenship promotes integration by granting full rights, including voting and social benefits.
- Nationwide Impact: Similar trends in other German cities highlight the law’s broad influence on immigrant communities.
- Focus on Modern Needs: The changes reflect Germany’s efforts to adapt its immigration policies to current demographic realities.
- Enhanced Opportunities: New citizens gain improved job prospects and access to social services, fostering a more inclusive society.
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