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German Legal developments explained

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6. October 2026

With changes to German nationality law able to affect pending applications, here is how to speed up your German citizenship application, from a formal deadline and complaints to a failure-to-act lawsuit (Untätigkeitsklage).

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In 2026, the EU Blue Card minimum salary in Germany is €50,700 a year, or €45,934.20 for shortage occupations, recent graduates, and IT specialists.

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30. September 2026

Allegations that applicants faked descent from victims of Nazi persecution have put the procedure for restoring German citizenship under scrutiny.

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29. September 2026

If you are arrested at Oktoberfest, you must give the police your personal details. You do not have to answer any other questions about the allegations.

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28. July 2026

Since a 2024 Frankfurt ruling, cum-cum trades can count as criminal tax evasion. Investigations can now reach back up to 15 years.

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24. July 2026

Germany does not recognise surrogacy as a legal route to parenthood. The Spahn case highlights the difficulties of recognising parenthood after a birth abroad.

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