how can i get Germany passport?

Question

i m marring to a german man from 2 years and a half ana i ve got a german daughter,i want to know how can i get the german passport,caz i heard that after a certain marriage years i can get a residance,do i get any easier prosegares for marring a german man

Answer 1

How to become a German

German citizenship can only be applied for after a number of years. To become a German citizen, you generally have to be resident in Germany for 8 years and fulfil certain conditions.


In most cases, you have to fullfill most or all of the following conditions:

a valid Aufenthaltserlaubnis or Aufenthaltsberechtigung residency permit
legally resident in Germany for at least 8 years
a livelihood-guarantee of you and your dependants without recourse to social welfare or unemployment benefits (exceptions are made for people under of 23 years)
adequate knowledge of the German language
on oath on the German constitutionein
you have to give up your former citizenship (although there are exceptions to this)
Spouses and children can often be naturalised even if they have not been living in Germany for 8 years. For spouses of German citizens the couple must be married for two years and the spouse resident in Germany for three years before the application can be made.

A brochure entitled Wie werde ich Deutscher (How can I become a German) gives advice on becoming a German citizen. It is available from the Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Migration, Flüchtlinge und Integration and at www.einbuergerung.de.

Children: German Citizenship by Birth
German citizenship is determined by inheritance from parents and not by place of birth. Children with a German mother or father are automatically citizens at birth. But not all children born in Germany are automatically German, in fact, there are 100.000 non-German children born every year.

If both parents are foreigners then the child only gets German citizenship automatically from birth if one or more of the parents has been legally living in Germany for a period of 8 years and has a valid Aufenthaltsberechtigung or has had an unbefristete Aufenthaltserlaubnis for a period of three years. These children get German citizenship of as well as that of their parents and then have to choose which citizenship they wish to keep at the age of 18.

Answer 2

Applying for German citizenship can be difficult. You typically have to give up your present citizenship in order to become a German citizen; you must be a long-time legal resident of Germany; you must be fluent in the German language. For more information, contact the nearest German embassy or, if you are living in Germany, look for preliminary information at a local government office.

Answer 3

Sounds absurd, if as a child, your fate to be German or not is determined by a parent's choice to be resident or not

Answer 4

become a German citizen

Answer 5

Well, perhaps you should ask the Germans this question.

Presumably your husband might know.

Answer 6

I know now why it takes so long for us in Afghanistan. If you are as good with your weapons as in spelling I guess I should tell congress that we need until 2100.