Sweden ranks as No.1 easiest country to get citizenship

Highlights: Sweden ranks as the No.1 most accessible country to get Citizenship

• Sweden is the most accessible country for non-EU residents to gain EU citizenship. 
• Women get an acceptance quickly with a rate of 10.02 per cent than men. 
• Portugal ranks among the 32 EU countries that can acquire Citizenship easily.
• Denmark is regarded as the most problematic country to acquire Citizenship in Europe. 

 

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Details of easiest countries to obtain a citizenship: 

A study was conducted by a Canadian immigration agency, which revealed that Portugal is among the top ten countries to acquire citizenship. 

 

In that analysis, they also mentioned that Sweden is regarded as the most accessible country for non-EU nationals to acquire EU citizenship. As the figure suggests, 93% of non-EU residents have a higher acceptance rate for both men and women. 

 

Women have a higher acceptance rate of 10.02 per cent than men, which is 8.66 per cent. 

 

Other than both of these countries, there is a list of countries that can gain citizenship quickly: 

 

• Netherlands
• Portugal
• Iceland

 

These three countries have an acceptance rate of 25% percentage. 

 

Portugal ranks as the fourth among the 32 European countries to acquire citizenship. More than three in every 50 residents of third countries become citizens, which is equal to 6.6 per cent of the total.  

 

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Countries that are difficult to acquire citizenship: 

Estonia is regarded as the most challenging country in which to obtain citizenship. The rate of acceptance of citizenship is less. Men are less likely to be accepted, with a lower acquisition rate of 0.58 per cent compared to 0.69 per cent for women.

 

Other than that, other countries have a lower acceptance rate for citizenships, such as: 

 

• Latvia
• The Czech Republic
• Lithuania
• Austria
• Liechtenstein
• Slovakia 
• Germany 

 

Out of all of these countries, Denmark stands at the top of the list where it is most difficult to obtain citizenship, with a 2% rate of acceptance. 

 

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