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Citizenship in Germany
Sun, 10/31/2004 - 22:19
Nomad
Hey all,
wondering if anyone knows about the rules of German citizenship.
I know that in some European countries American citizens can obtain citizenship by simply having a grandparent born in a specific country. However, I am not sure if it applies to Germany.
Thanks in advance for your reply
Take care
Don’t know about Americans but I’m Canadian, my dad was born in Germany and I am NOT eligible for a German dual citizenship. As soon as my dad got his Canadian citizenship, his German one was void and it’s like he was never a citizen there.
my mother was born in germany and i was able to get german citizenship as well. she however, did not give up her german citizenship when she married my father 25 years ago.