Ease of entry into European countries, including access to the entry of European citizens at airports, which avoids waiting in immigration lines;

The ability to live in any of the 27 countries of the European Union;

Freedom to study and work in any of the European Union countries;

Simplified bureaucracy for living in a country, only requiring the request for a European registration certificate;

Access to study at excellent European schools and universities;

The right to pay lower fees for education, as you will pay the same rates as European students, which are usually much lower compared to those charged to foreign students;

Access to public health services in European countries;

The right to participate in elections as a voter and as a candidate;

Easier access to loans or bank financing;

The possibility to pass the nationality on to your children (according to the rules of your country of nationality);

Ease of travel between European countries, benefiting from Europe's excellent railway network;

The right to petition and participate in European institutions;

The right to retirement benefits;

Diplomatic protection in countries outside the European Union;

No visa requirement to enter some countries such as the United States, New Zealand, Japan, and Canada. To be authorized to enter these countries, you only need to request an Electronic Travel Authorization.