CITIZENSHIP BY BIRTHRIGHT
Croatia changed its citizenship by genealogy law in January 2020 to allow diaspora to apply for citizenship by birthright — as far back as can be proven. I’m here to help you gather the paperwork and position you as the perfect candidate for dual citizenship with Croatia.
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I have years of experience and several success stories to draw on to help you become a dual citizen, claim your ancestry, and become part of Croatia’s growth.
“Working with Veronica was an absolute dream. Not only is she highly skilled & knowledgable, having personal experience going through the application process for her own Croatian citizenship, but her personality and energy just make it an absolute delight to work with her. I highly recommend Veronica’s professional services and I also think everyone needs a Veronica in their life!”
“What an incredible resource! Veronica’s course is well organized, clear and easy to follow. I honestly felt she was walking me through my heritage journey all the while gaining my Croatian Citizenship!”
WHO AM I?
The moment the law changed, I began working to gain my Croatian citizenship. My case is unique — one month after I applied, I moved abroad! I received my acceptance in under nine months (average is two years) and have since helped several family members and friends get their papers together and put their best foot forward to earn their own citizenship.
I work hard to keep my fees low. The course is only 49€ PLUS I prorate that fee into my 1:1 coaching fee so if you hit a roadblock you can get on my calendar without juggling costs.
As of January 2020, people who can trace their genealogy back to Croatia as far back as can be proven are eligible for Croatian citizenship by birthright. That means your ancestor must have been born in Croatia.
The average information and document gathering period takes approximately one year. It took me only six months to get all the papers together, but it was a hustle, and I don’t recommend rushing.
Yes! I actually recommend this. You can share your ancestor’s documents, which means one birth certificate of a common parent or grandparent can count for all of you if you apply at once. This can also spread out the cost among many family members — a huge benefit! (This is what I did with my brother.)
There are many benefits to dual citizenship. Croatia offers free university to its citizens. It is also part of the European Union, meaning your Croatian passport offers you freedom of movement and residency across Europe. You can also access universal healthcare and more! Finally, it means you have another country to protect you should you need it.
The application itself only costs $235. It’s the gathering of documents and translations that will run up the investment to around $2,000 (depending on how many you have to order). A lawyer to do it all for you runs between $5,000-10,000. My course is designed so that you can do it all yourself, without that extra cost.
The Croatian embassies predict a wait time of up to two years. I received my citizenship in under nine months because I positioned myself as an ideal candidate. That’s what I’m here to help you do, too!
