This article is part of the Living in the World Guide, which brings together information about 36 countries, including salaries, visas, safety, and cost of living for those who want to live abroad. The publication addresses the advantages of obtaining foreign citizenship, especially European citizenship, which allows living, working, and studying in any country of the bloc without needing a visa, in addition to facilitating international travel.
Many Brazilians who emigrate abroad have naturalization as a goal. However, the time needed to obtain citizenship varies significantly according to the country. The article highlights that it is important to distinguish permanent residence from citizenship, as they are distinct processes.
Spain appears as a great highlight for holders of Brazilian passports. While most foreigners need ten years of residence to apply for Spanish citizenship, Brazilians have special treatment, obtaining naturalization in just two years, as indicated in the article's title.
