Immigration rules that everyone should know

Although the European Union has a good history in context of improving the human rights, the EU still has some areas of concern. Immigration rules establish a boundary and anyone who violates the boundary encounters consequences. Similarly, the case of each individual varies. As the EU grows, the authorities must adopt and integrate an efficient immigration process.

Factors that can contribute to immigration rejection are associated with insufficient ties with the home country, fake documents, unfavorable previous travel history, criminal record, incomplete application form, and mismatch with immigration rules in general. Therefore, one must check the following list of rules of the chosen procedure. The most popular among them are: 

• Investment (contribution in real estate, country’s economy, business, etc.); 
• Naturalization (family reunion, following work or educational purposes, etc.); 
• Repatriation;
• Procedure for the high-quality specialists (Blue Card). 

Each of the above-mentioned ways has its own documentation requirements, which can be provided by Citizensl specialists.  

Consequences of non-compliance with immigration rules 

The discrepancy in compliance with documentation leaves room for suspicion. Submitting expired documents or the absence of important documents may indicate a high probability of rejection. EU authorities require you to submit your application with sufficient time for its processing by experts.   

A blank application form will result in your application being rejected. Each question on the form is critical, so you must mark ‘N/A’ if a question is irrelevant to your case rather than providing misleading information. Providing incorrect information may lead to the rejection of immigration. Therefore, to avoid the subsequent mistake, lawyers provide a double-check of your application form before submission. 

Countries with minimal requirements for immigrants

Getting rejected by EU authorities for immigration is a devastating moment – which not only shatters your hopes but also has an adverse impact on your future travel or business plans.

However, the top five countries in the EU region are issuing citizenship and paving the way for easy relocation without the hassle of documentation and lengthy procedures. 

Top 5 Countries in EU Region

• Romania 
• Slovenia 
• Hungary 
• Bulgaria 
• Germany 

Applying for citizenship can be challenging, from understanding requirements written in the local language to documentation. Consequently, it is preferable to consult an immigration lawyer who can guide you through the entire process while ensuring to abide by the EU rules (laws).