I don't know if this subject has already been covered, if so, someone could please point me in the right direction.
Has anyone ever used their PhD as the basis for an application for Belgian citizenship through the special interest naturalization process?
If so, did you get a favorable response?
How much time did it take?
What are the possibilities of getting a favorable decision, please?
I have never heard any one. Or maybe my friends are not amongst the top notch or have a lot of welknown prizes or maybe Nobel…
There is no deadline in this case.
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