A survey conducted one year after a reform by Germany's previous government, which allowed dual citizenship, reveals that over 85% of new German citizens are choosing to retain their original nationality.
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Survey indicates high retention of original nationality among new German citizens
A recent survey indicates that more than 85% of individuals who became German citizens in the past year have opted to maintain their original nationality. This follows a legal reform allowing dual citizenship in Germany.
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Most new German citizens keep original nationality: survey
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Survey indicates high retention of original nationality among new German citizens