Romania

Romanian Citizenship for a Family from St. Petersburg

Top manager Dmitry received a job offer in Milan. He had his grandfather’s passport, born in Bucharest. Relocitizen specialists validated the passport and gathered a complete dossier. As a result, Dmitry was able to obtain EU citizenship and move with his family to Italy.

"I had a strict deadline: one and a half years for the entire relocation, otherwise the offer in Milan would expire. Relocitizen lawyers immediately reassured me and started serious work. The process went without delays. It just so happened that I received my Romanian passport right when I needed to sign the contract."

Dmitry, 42, a top manager from St. Petersburg, knew about his Romanian roots — his paternal grandfather was born in Bucharest in 1920 and moved to the USSR in the post-war years. The family archive contained old photographs, letters, and even his grandfather’s Soviet passport with a birth place stamp. Dmitry had a specific goal: due to a transfer to an international company, he planned to relocate his entire family (wife and two minor children) to the European Union within the next 1.5 years.

Relocitizen specialists, after analyzing the documents Dmitry had, confirmed their compliance with the repatriation program requirements. A plan was developed, including work with archives, proper documentation, and quick submission of the completed dossier by the company’s lawyer.

As a result, Dmitry and his family received repatriation certificates and Romanian passports in a short time. This allowed Dmitry to accept an offer for a position at the company’s headquarters in Milan without visa restrictions and additional work permits. His children were immediately enrolled in the local school. Dmitry particularly noted that Relocitizen ‘s clarity, transparency, and speed allowed him to plan the relocation and career transition precisely, avoiding stress and uncertainty.