BENEFITS OF THE EU

BENEFITS OF THE EU

THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER!

The phrase "The world is your oyster" has never been more applicable than for those who acquire an EU passport. As an American with just one citizenship, you'll gain access to a remarkable 31 countries. With an EU passport in hand, you'll have the freedom to live and work in all 27 EU nations, the 3 EEA countries, and Switzerland.

This new found mobility means the possibilities are endless. Job seekers can peruse the many available positions in any of these countries, while entrepreneurs can easily establish their businesses within the EU.

Not only will you enjoy numerous professional opportunities, but you'll also benefit from a host of other advantages. For instance, employees in Germany are entitled to nearly a full month of guaranteed vacation time each year, in addition to sick leave. You'll also receive universal or government subsidized healthcare in most EU countries, alleviating concerns about steep hospital bills or costly insurance.

Moreover, you'll find that university is much more affordable when compared to the United States. With an EU passport, you'll be able to apply to other European schools through the Erasmus+ program with ease. This program is a great benefit even if you're not planning to attend university, as your children will have the opportunity to apply to Erasmus+ universities with little difficulty.

Travel between European countries is both efficient and cost-effective, thanks to low-cost airlines like Ryanair and Easyjet. You'll also have the option to travel by train and take in the breathtaking countryside. Many major European cities are easily walkable and offer excellent public transportation systems, making it simple to get around without needing to rent a car or pay for ride-sharing services.

Banking in the European Union is a breeze compared to the United States. The ability to directly transfer money to friends, family, or businesses without third-party apps like Venmo or Zelle is standard practice. In fact, all banking apps support direct transfers, and people and businesses are happy to share their account numbers freely. This means that funds can be deposited into a recipient's account within seconds.

Additionally, many services in the EU are significantly cheaper than in the United States. For example, it's easy to find a single-line unlimited phone plan for around €20 per month, and fast fiber home internet can be purchased for €25 or less. In some EU countries, even utility bills are paid by the government.

There are countless benefits to acquiring EU citizenship, and the opportunities are endless. With so many doors now open to you, the only decision left is which one to walk through.

EU CITIZENSHIP GIVES YOU ACCESS TO ALL OF THESE COUNTRIES…

  • Austria 🇦🇹

    Belgium 🇧🇪

    Bulgaria 🇧🇬

    Croatia 🇭🇷

    Cyprus 🇨🇾

    Czech Republic 🇨🇿

    Denmark 🇩🇰

    Estonia 🇪🇪

    Finland 🇫🇮

    France 🇫🇷

    Germany 🇩🇪

    Greece 🇬🇷

    Hungary 🇭🇺

    Ireland 🇮🇪

    Italy 🇮🇹

    Latvia 🇱🇻

    Lithuania 🇱🇹

    Luxembourg 🇱🇺

    Malta 🇲🇹

    Netherlands 🇳🇱

    Poland 🇵🇱

    Portugal 🇵🇹

    Romania 🇷🇴

    Slovakia 🇸🇰

    Slovenia 🇸🇮

    Spain 🇪🇸

    Sweden 🇸🇪

  • Iceland 🇮🇸

    Liechtenstein 🇱🇮

    Norway 🇳🇴

    Member of the single market, but technically not part of the EU or EEA:

    Switzerland🇨🇭

  • The United Kingdom is no longer part of the European Union, and thus, no longer allows the freedom of movement for all EU citizens.

    Ireland is currently the only country with the freedom of movement to the United Kingdom post Brexit. This is thanks to the Common Travel Area (CTA) agreement that allows Irish citizens to move and reside freely within the UK and vice versa. The CTA was originally established in 1922 and has remained intact despite Brexit. This means that Irish citizens can continue to live and work in the UK as they did before, without the need for visas or work permits. This unique arrangement highlights the strong historical and cultural ties between the two nations and serves as a practical solution to border control issues in the wake of Brexit.