In which country in Europe can children be naturalized?

Children born in Ireland, Britain, Germany, France, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, the Netherlands and other countries can be naturalized.

Ireland:

Individuals: have lived for five years in the nine-year period, have a work visa for at least the last three years, and have not left the country in the last year.

Marriage: After being married to an Irishman for three years.

Children: Foreign children born in marriage can acquire love nationality, but parents will not acquire nationality.

Britain:

Personal: I have lived in England for a long time.

Children: As long as they are born in Britain, they can get passports when they are 18 years old.

Germany:

Individuals: those who have obtained a permanent residence permit (green card) for three years, those who have lived in Germany for six years can apply, and those who have lived in Germany for eight years can request it.

Children: Born in Germany, one parent has lived in Germany for eight years.

France:

Personal: Live for a long time.

Children: As long as they are born in France, they can get passports when they are 18 years old. If I apply, 13 years old can get it.

Sweden:

Personal: Hold a permanent residence visa, live legally for five years, and speak fluent Swedish.

Children: As long as they are born in Switzerland, they can get passports at the age of 18.

Denmark:

Marriage: I married a Danish man and lived there for three years.

Child: As long as you are born in Dan, you can get a passport at the age of 2 1.

Austria:

Personal: I have lived in Austria for 65,438+00 years, have no bad record, and can speak fluent German.

Child: As long as you are born in Austria, you can get nationality at the age of six.

Netherlands:

Personal: Holding a permanent residence visa, legally residing for five years, fluent in Dutch.

Children: As long as they are born in the Netherlands, they can get passports at the age of 18.