Birthplace Strategy Report: A Passport for Your Child
A passport your child never has to apply for, because it comes with the birth. The workbook for parents from Germany, Austria and Switzerland: which countries grant citizenship with no conditions attached, where the US stands after the Supreme Court ruling, how your child safely keeps your own citizenship, and what it all costs, worked through.
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What is inside
- A self-test and a country shortlist for your family
- A birthright table of 16 checked countries and their conditions
- The home side for Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with a worksheet for the one-year deadline
- A paperwork checklist from the birth certificate to the first passport
- A timeline from pregnancy to the flight home and beyond
- Worked costs for the US, Canada and Brazil, plus your own cost sheet
Contents
- 1 The self-test
- 2 Birthright citizenship: which countries grant a passport at birth
- 3 The US and Canada
- 4 Latin America
- 5 What the child brings the parents
- 6 The home side: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
- 7 Tax and the duties of a second passport
- 8 Birth abroad or citizenship by investment
- 9 Paperwork after the birth
- 10 The timeline from pregnancy to passport
- 11 What it costs, worked through
- 12 The twelve costliest mistakes
- 13 Questions for your adviser
- 14 Glossary
Good to know
As a PDF by email straight after payment, issued to your email address.
The self-test, the country shortlist, the table of every birthright country we checked, the worksheet for the one-year deadline, the paperwork checklist, the timeline and costs worked through line by line. The website explains; the Strategy Report lets you plan and run the numbers.
No. It prepares you so that you spend no time on the basics in your consultation and arrive with a clear choice of countries.