Introduction to Birthright Citizenship
Your child’s birthplace can shape their future. With birthright citizenship, you can provide them with a second nationality, opening doors to global mobility, better education, and expanded career opportunities. In some countries, this process also extends to parents, allowing them to obtain residency or even fast-track their own citizenship.
At NomadicX, we help parents navigate the complex process of birth tourism, ensuring a smooth, secure, and fully compliant experience. From selecting the right country based on legal benefits, passport strength, and parental naturalization pathways, to arranging residency visas, accommodations, and medical facilities, we handle everything—so you don’t have to.
We provide expert guidance and logistical support to reduce the stress and uncertainty of obtaining a second citizenship for your child. Our team assists with documentation, applications, and post-birth formalities, ensuring that you and your child receive citizenship with minimal delays.
Whether you’re looking to secure a powerful passport for your newborn, open up future global opportunities, or even gain citizenship yourself, we make the entire process seamless.
Birthright citizenship allows children to obtain nationality automatically at birth in select countries, providing them with lifelong benefits such as visa-free travel, better education opportunities, and expanded career prospects. In some cases, parents can also obtain citizenship more easily after their child is born in the country.
At NomadicX, we provide expert guidance and end-to-end assistance in securing birthright citizenship for your child—minimizing complexity and ensuring a smooth experience. We help you select the right jurisdiction, navigate legal requirements, coordinate medical arrangements, and handle all application processes.
How It Works:
We streamline the entire process of obtaining birthright citizenship:
- Consultation & Jurisdiction Selection – We assess your goals and recommend the best country based on citizenship laws, residency pathways, medical infrastructure, and long-term benefits.
- Logistics & Residency Assistance – We arrange visa entry, accommodation, and initial residency options (if applicable).
- Medical Support & Birth Planning – We help you find top-tier medical facilities, coordinate prenatal care, and provide ongoing support throughout the process.
- Citizenship Application & Documentation – After birth, we handle your child’s citizenship paperwork and passport application.
- Parental Citizenship Pathway (where applicable) – If the country offers a fast-track citizenship process for parents, we guide you through this as well.
Why Choose NomadicX?
✔ Expert Guidance – Avoid legal pitfalls with expert consultation tailored to your needs.
✔ Comprehensive Support – We take care of everything, from visas to medical logistics.
✔ Top Jurisdiction Selection – We help you choose the best country based on benefits, legal ease, and timeline.
✔ Post-Birth Citizenship Assistance – Support in obtaining documents, passports, and long-term residency.
Schedule a free consultation to explore the best birthright citizenship options for your family.
Top Countries Offering Birthright Citizenship
Children born in Brazil receive automatic citizenship at birth, and parents can apply for permanent residency immediately. After just one year, parents can naturalize as Brazilian citizens, gaining access to one of the strongest passports in Latin America.
Offers one of the fastest citizenship processes. A child born in Argentina is automatically an Argentinian citizen, and parents become eligible to apply for Argentinian citizenship in as little as 2 years.
Birthright citizenship is automatic for children, providing access to a strong passport with extensive visa-free travel options. Parents can apply for permanent residency and later obtain citizenship, making it a strategic option for families.
One of the most sought-after citizenships, Canada grants automatic birthright citizenship with no residency requirements. While it does not provide an immediate pathway for parents, having a Canadian-born child can later ease family immigration.
The U.S. follows jus soli (right of the soil), meaning any child born in the country automatically becomes a U.S. citizen, regardless of the parents’ nationality. However, unlike some Latin American countries, parents do not receive automatic residency or citizenship benefits.
One of the strongest passports in Latin America, Chile grants birthright citizenship to all children born on its soil, regardless of the parents’ status. Parents can apply for permanent residency immediately and later naturalize in just 2 years if they meet residency requirements.
Offers one of the most flexible and accessible pathways. A child born in Uruguay is granted automatic citizenship, and parents can apply for residency immediately. Uruguay’s system allows for permanent residency to be converted into citizenship in just 3 years (or 5 years if single).
Provides automatic citizenship for children born in the country. Parents can qualify for a fast-track residency program, making it a strong option for families looking for a stable country with long-term benefits.
Who Is This For?
🍼 Future-Focused Parents
Give your child a second passport for greater global opportunities.
🌍 Citizenship Seekers
Use birth tourism to unlock residency and citizenship for yourself.
🚀 Global Entrepreneurs
Expand your family’s mobility and secure long-term flexibility.
Common Questions
It depends on the country. Some countries, like Brazil, Argentina, and Chile, allow parents to apply for fast-track naturalization after their child is born there. Others, like Canada and the U.S., do not automatically grant residency or citizenship to parents but having a child with birthright citizenship can make future family immigration easier.
In most countries, the process takes between a few weeks to a few months. We assist with expedited passport applications and can help you navigate the necessary documentation to ensure the fastest processing time.
Most birthright citizenship countries do not require parents to be legal residents before birth. However, some countries may have restrictions on entry visas for expectant mothers, which we can help you navigate.
Yes, birthright citizenship is completely legal and recognized internationally. Your child will be a full citizen of the country where they were born and will have all the rights associated with that nationality, including visa-free travel, education, and work opportunities.
Some countries restrict dual citizenship, so it’s important to check your home country’s laws. We provide advisory services to help you understand how birthright citizenship will impact your child’s nationality status and potential legal requirements.