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Czech Citizenship
Qualifying
If you are a child or a grandchild of a current or former Czech and Czechoslovak citizen, you may be eligible for dual citizenship through descent.
If the Czech/Czechoslovak parent or grandparent lost Czechoslovak citizenship based on the Presidential Decree No. 33/1945 Coll. on German and Hungarian Nationals; or lost Czechoslovak citizenship based on the Treaty No. 186/1946 Coll. on Subcarpathian Ruthenia; or became (or would become) citizen(s) of Slovak Socialist Republic on January 1, 1969; or acquired Slovak citizenship after January 1, 1969, or is/are currently citizen(s) of Slovakia; or was/were born outside Czechoslovakia between October 1, 1949 and May 7, 1969, and acquired Czech citizenship by declaration according to ACCR's Article 33; then you would not qualify.
Prove Your Ancestry
To successfully apply for citizenship, you must provide the required documentation to prove your claim to the Czech Republic. This means, the birth certificate of the Czech/Czechoslovak ancestor, naturalization records or proof of no naturalization, marriage certificates, death certificates, and the birth, marriage, and certificates of those next in line.
Along with your required ancestry documentation, proper identification, proof of address, and the applicable forms will be required.
Our Services
At Dual Citizenship Team, we strive to simplify the process of obtaining dual citizenship for our clients. Our dedicated team of experts is here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring a seamless experience.
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