Naturalization
in Stuttgart 2026
- Smooth process despite long waiting times
- Application legally checked and complete
- Personal support from a fixed contact person
We provide you with reliable support and ensure that your naturalization process runs quickly and smoothly.
Smooth process
From the initial check to the submission of the application: we take care of every step so that you can get through the process safely.
Personal support
A dedicated contact person accompanies you through all phases of the process - for questions, changes or problems with documents.
Reach your destination faster
Our experienced lawyers put together an error-free application - this can significantly shorten the processing time.
Find out how you can speed up your Naturalization in Stuttgart, avoid mistakes and get appointments faster.
Address and contact of the Stuttgart Naturalization Office
Office for Public Order
Sachgebiet 5 Schmale Straße 13
70173 Stuttgart
Telephone: 0711 - 216 917 02
E-mail: staatsangehoerigkeitsrecht@stuttgart.de
Attention
Naturalization in Stuttgart is handled exclusively by Department 5 - Naturalization in the Office for Public Order.
A personal appointment is only possible by appointment and in exceptional cases.
Naturalization Stuttgart 2026: Everything you need to know
Stuttgart: Numerous requirements must be met and various documents submitted for Naturalization Stuttgart. To help you keep track of everything, we have compiledthe most important information below.
Everything at a glance
Our checklist summarizes all the necessary documents and requirements in a compact format. This allows you to keep an overview at all times and know exactly what is still missing.
Naturalization in Stuttgart: Check now
If you are aiming for Naturalization Stuttgart in 2026, you must meet a number of requirements. With our free test, you can find out in just 3 minutes whether you meet the necessary criteria.
📁 Requirements for Naturalization in Stuttgart
Many people who inform themselves about Naturalization in Stuttgart come across contradictory or incomplete information on requirements and documents. This often leads to incorrect applications or long delays.
Migrando brings clarity: we check exactly what is missing in your case and provide targeted assistance with subsequent submissions.
Below you will find an overview of the most important requirements:
- Minimum stay in Germany
A legal and continuous stay of at least five years is required. This period can be shortened to three years - for example if you are married to a German national. - Language requirements
Sufficient language skills must be demonstrated. Level B1 is recognized. Evidence includes certificates from telc, Goethe or DTZ as well as German school or professional qualifications. - Financial independence
The applicant must be able to support themselves. Applicants must not receive social assistance or citizen's allowance (Section 10 (1) no. 3 StAG). Benefits such as child benefit, parental allowance or BAföG are not grounds for exclusion. Support must also be guaranteed for dependent relatives. - Basic knowledge of the German system
Applicants must demonstrate that they have basic knowledge of the German legal and social system. Those who have a specific school-leaving qualification in Germany may be exempt from this requirement. - Commitment to the constitution
A written commitment to the free democratic basic order is also one of the requirements. This takes the form of a declaration of loyalty. - No relevant previous convictions
Naturalizations are excluded if there is a final conviction for more than 90 daily rates or a prison sentence of more than three months (§ 12a StAG). However, minor offenses may be considered irrelevant in individual cases.
📄 Naturalization in Berlin 2025: necessary documents
For a Naturalization in Berlin, the presentation of certain documents is essential. These documents serve to prove your identity, your residence and other requirements.
Below you will find an overview of the mandatory documents:
- valid national passport of the country of origin
- Proof of right of residence
e.g. Residence permit / Settlement permit - Proof of livelihood
e.g. proof of salary, employment contract, employer's certificate - Language certificate
- Extended registration certificate
- Passed naturalization test or other proof of integration
- Biometric passport photo
- Rental agreement and proof of rent payment
e.g. bank statement - Signed declaration of loyalty
- Fully completed application form
💶 You can expect these costs for Naturalization in Stuttgart
The fees for Naturalization are regulated uniformly throughout Germany - regardless of whether you live in Stuttgart or another city. In certain cases, the city may grant a reduction, for example in the case of low income or special circumstances.
The following fees apply for the application for German citizenship:
- 255 € per adult person,
- 51 per child under the age of 18 who is naturalized together with their parents, and
- 255 per child who is naturalized without their parents.
Attention:
Duplicate applications (e.g. written and digital) may result in additional costs - the fee will then be due again. A refund is not provided.
Challenges of Naturalization in Stuttgart
Overburdened authorities
The high number of applications leads to waiting times of usually over a year. With Lawsuit for failure of act you usually wait 9 months.
No online procedure
A digital application is not yet possible in Stuttgart - everything must be submitted in writing.
Original documents
The authorities often require the original documents. This applies in particular to the declaration of loyalty and confession.
Naturalization in Stuttgart without vs. with Migrando
❌ Without Migrando
Long waiting times
Due to the large number of applications, the waiting time is usually over a year.
Missing or incorrect documents
The confusing document situation often leads to longer waiting times.
Incorrect applications
Mistakes are made time and again when submitting applications - this can lead to rejection.
No transparency in the process
You often do not know what the status of your naturalization application is.
No legal support in the event of a problem
If you wait too long, you have the option of filing a Lawsuit for failure of act - but this is difficult without a lawyer.
Here you can find out more about Naturalization in Stuttgart and contact the authorities.
🥳 With Migrando
✅ Application processed more quickly
Our expertise and experience shorten waiting times.
✅ Documents submitted correctly
We check your documents for completeness and correctness.
✅ Legally checked
We prepare your application professionally and assist you with the submission in Stuttgart.
✅ Constant updates
We will always keep you up to date on the status of your application.
✅ Protection in the event of errors and delays
If the waiting time is too long, we take over the Lawsuit for failure of act - so that things go faster.
Check in just 3 minutes whether you meet the requirements and we will support you throughout your entire naturalization process.
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Frequently asked questions about Naturalization in Stuttgart
The processing of a Naturalization may take a maximum of three months. If the authority exceeds this deadline without good reason, legal action can be taken against the failure to act - with a Lawsuit for failure of act. In practice, however, the procedure often takes considerably longer, especially in congested cities such as Stuttgart.
Naturalization costs 255 euros per person. For children who are naturalized with their parents, the cost is 51 euros. Additional expenses may arise for certificates, translations or courses.
Naturalization is quickest in cities such as Nuremberg, Berlin and Cottbus. In cities with long waiting times, such as Stuttgart, Migrando helps to shorten the process - by providing complete documentation, legal support and targeted inquiries.
