一位土耳其籍作者在德国工作生活八年后，于2024年成功获得德国公民身份。[1]这名作者2017年赴汉堡实习，[1]2018年4月获得全职工作合同，[1]同年6月正式移居汉堡。[1]
在融入德国社会的过程中，作者积极参与公司事务，在工厂委员会参选中获得最多票数。[1]所在公司约有25%的员工具有移民背景。[1]在长期居留期间，作者强调自己在八年间没有经历过任何种族歧视。[1]
德国修改的公民法将等待时间缩短至五年，[1]作者总耗时约14个月完成公民身份申请程序。[1]
A Turkish-born professional who moved to Germany for an internship has successfully obtained German citizenship after eight years of living and working in the country.[1] The individual first arrived in Hamburg in 2017 for an internship, then secured a full-time employment contract in April 2018 and formally relocated to the city in June 2018.[1]
During his tenure in Germany, the professional became deeply integrated into local society and workplace culture. He was elected to the factory committee at his company with the highest number of votes, in an organization where approximately 25% of employees have a migration background.[1] In 2024, he successfully completed the citizenship application process, which took roughly fourteen months to finalize.[1] This accelerated timeline became possible after Germany reformed its citizenship law to reduce the standard waiting period to five years.[1]
Reflecting on his experience, the individual emphasized that throughout his eight years in Germany, he had not encountered any racial discrimination.[1] His journey illustrates a pathway of successful professional and social integration within German society.