Seminar on Dual (Australian/German) Citizenship - Gold Coast

'Chapter 2 Australia' is a Migration Consultancy with special expertise in coordinating applications for Australian citizenship with applications to Retain German citizenship (Beibehaltungsgenehmigung, or 'BBG'). Chapter 2 Australia is hosting an information evening which will address the following questions (and more): What are the benefits of Australian citizenship versus Permanent Residence? Could you qualify for Australian citizenship now? Could you qualify to retain your German citizenship - Beibehaltungsgenehmigung (BBG) - and become a dual citizen? (When) Do children need a BBG? How do the  two applications - the application for Australian citizenship and the BBG application - affect each other and what timing issues do you need to consider? Arrive from 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start: first there will be a 45 minute presentation, followed by 45 minutes of Q&A. At the conclusion of the event, you will have the opportunity to book a professional consultation to discuss your individual circumstances in detail at a later time and obtain a preliminary assessment of your chances of success. Seminar attendees will be eligible for discounted Initial Consultation fee for bookings made during November 2019. The evening is presented by Ully Fritsch, founder of    Chapter 2 Australia , a boutique consultancy based in Perth, providing advice on Australian visa and (dual) citizenship matters, with particular focus on dual Australian/German citizenship. Ully is a dual citizen of Australia and Germany with licences from both countries. This  enables  Chapter 2 Australia to act as a ‘one-stop-shop’ for permanent residents seeking to apply for Australian citizenship and for approval to retain their German citizenship. FAQ Parking  Parking is available at the Shopping Centre (Southport Central) carpark immediately opposite the cnetre . How can I contact the organiser with any questions? For further information, email  Chapter 2 Australia ,  at help@c2australia.com.au Is the event associated with the German Consulate or the Department of Home Affairs? No, Chapter 2 Australia is an independent commercial agency and not acting on behalf of any government authority.    Cancellations If you have booked to attend and subsequently find out you are unable to attend, please cancel your attendance to free up your spot for someone else.