The euro fell ~ configured European identity = world citizen
With the euro plummeting, now is the most appropriate time to apply for an EU passport, the EU passport is the world's highest gold-bearing passport, exaggerated to say that holding an EU passport is equivalent to a symbol of "world citizenship". An EU passport is equivalent to obtaining the status of 27 member states. Each of these countries can be visa-free for more than 150 countries. Among them: the United States Canada United Kingdom Australia Australia New Zealand Japan South Korea and other developed countries. EU countries can work without restrictions, study and live. Your child can study in any country in the European Union. The company has several projects in the European Union countries, including the Baltic Sea region: Lithuania Latvia, central European region: Czech Republic Hungary Austria, southern European region: Bulgaria, Western European region: France Netherlands Ireland.
Advantages of AN EU passport:
1) EU Gold Passport: Passport can be visa-free in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, all EU and Schengen countries and other more than 180 countries and regions;
2) The trial period is fast, the bottom file is solid and can be queried;
3) Less investment: the most cost-effective EU identity in one step;
4) The application conditions are simple: there is no residency requirement, naturalization does not require language testing, and there is no need to pass a third-party background check;
5) High status content: after naturalization, you can enjoy local medical benefits, live, work, study freely, and the tuition fee is the same as that of local citizens.
6) Full citizens of the European Union ('EU') and entitled to "freedom of movement" (including visa-free travel to the remaining 27 member states of the European Union and many other countries of the European Union)
7) the right to establish or own a business in any EU or EEA country (including Switzerland, etc.);
8) the various rights of the education system of the EU Member States (including, for example, the payment of fees at "national/EU" rates in institutions of higher education and further training colleges); Access to student loans and financial aid)
