No provisionsAlso need to hold permanent residency, which you can also obtain after 5 years of residency.Must be both married and reside in the country for 3 years. Also, must live together for at least 2 years.Must be married for 10 years if residing abroad, but can only reside in a country where you are NOT a citizen.2 years for citizens of Denmark, Finland, Island and Norway.
| Resource Title | Product | Type | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Return of Conscription in Europe: Are New Citizens at Risk? | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Black Paper | 18-Jul-2407/18/24 |
| European Citizenships By Ancestry: Part IV (Northern Europe) | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Black Paper | 05-Dec-2312/05/23 |
| The Blue Card: European Residency for Professionals | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Monthly Letter | 15-Feb-2202/15/22 |
| Residency Options in Sweden, Plus What You Need to Know About Living There | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Alert | 06-Dec-2112/06/21 |
| Where In The World Are Vaccine Mandates Unconstitutional? | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Alert | 05-Nov-2111/05/21 |
| Meet FATCA’s even nastier cousin: CRS | Sovereign ConfidentialSMC | Alert | 26-Feb-1602/26/16 |
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