In the Press

The threat of Brexit has prompted a huge surge in applications for EU passports. The number of British citizens applying for German passports has increased by more than 1,500% since the UK voted to leave the EU in June 2016.

Applicants include a vast number of former Jewish German citizens and their descendants, eager to retain their freedom to live, work and travel freely within the EU. In many cases, the main consideration for restoring citizenship, has been to protect these rights for their future generations.

Brits scramble to get EU passports before Brexit

LONDON — In 1933, Hans Albrecht Weissenberg fled Nazi Germany for London. A Jew raised in Berlin, he changed his surname to Wallace, married an Englishwoman…

Surge in Britons getting another EU nationality

There has been a surge in UK citizens acquiring the nationality of another EU country since the Brexit referendum,…

Record number of Brits become German citizens amid Brexit fears

Germany’s statistics office reports 361% rise in applications as concerns grow about future ease of living….

Dual citizenship: how and where to get an EU passport after Brexit

If you’re worried about losing EU citizenship, these countries may be able to give you a helping hand…

British relatives of Nazi-era refugees seek German passports before Brexit

Huge rise in number of requests from descendants of refugees who fled Hitler…

Brexit vote creates surge in EU citizenship applications

Embassies reveal rise in applications from UK residents and Britons living in other member states…