How do I become a European citizen?

Q. Who can apply for Italian citizenship?

A. descendents of Italian citizens (up to the second degree):

anyone who has served in the Italian Armed Forces;

dependent employees of the Italian government, even abroad;

residents in Italy for at least 2 years before reaching the legal age of 18.

if born on Italian soil and residing legally and without interruption from birth until the

legal age of 18.

if residing on Italy after 2 years of marriage to an Italian citizen; if residing abroad,

after 3 years of marriage to an Italian citizen. In the above periods the spouses must

not be legally separated and there must be no dissolution or nullity of the marriage or

cessation of its civilian effects. The terms are half-reduced if the couple has children

Only by becoming a citizen of ONE of the member states acquiring THAT nationality.....Citizens of EU countries also have that status, enabling us to live and work anywhere in the UNION etc.....

As regards EU nations and the granting of citizenship, one of the MOST generous is IRELAND...If you have at least ONE Irish born grandparent can have IRISH citizenship and all the advantages that brings.....Any help?

You can become a citizen of a country after you have lived there as a lawful permanent resident for a certain amount of years. How many years depends on the particular country, as every country has its own nationality law.

Since any citizen of any European Union country is allowed to live and to work in any EU country, not just the country of citizenship, you start by dating exclusively gals (or guys) who are a citizen of an EU country and wouldn't mind moving back to the country they worked so hard for to leave. You then get married, your spouse reestablished domicile in their country and you move there, work there, pay taxes, learn the language, and eventually, you can become a citizen of that country and move to Italy.

Pay 50,000 euros and marry a permanent resident or citizen. Soniadispatch@gmail.com

Get married to an Italian. Actually marrying any EU citizen should do it. Eventually.

Apply for Italian citizenship by blood descent.

You can't.