The Spanish legislation offers different ways to obtain Spanish nationality. These are by residence, by option, by letter of naturalization or with the value of simple presumption.
Two possibilities for obtaining Portuguese nationality: attribution of nationality, the one that is acquired a birth according to "ius sanguinis" and the voluntary acquisition of nationality, adoption or naturalization.
The possibility of acquiring the Italian Citizenship to the descendants of Italians, whether or not they were born in the country.
The reform introduced by the Austrian Parliament in the Austrian Citizenship Law allows the descendants of the victims of the National Socialist regime to obtain Austrian nationality.
The Spanish Legislation offers different ways to obtain Spanish nationality. These are by residence, by option, by letter of naturalization or with the value of simple presumption
The Italian Citizenship Law, law 91 of February 5, 1992 recognizes the possibility of acquiring the Italian citizenship to the descendants of Italians, whether or not they were born in the country. By the principle "ius sanguinis", the Italian Government recognizes the every child of an Italian Father or mother is also Italian.
The Austrian Law for Descendants Victims of the Holocaust is a reform passed by Austrian Parliament that alters the Austrian Citizenship Law allows the descendants of victims to the National Socialist Regime (Nazi Regime) to obtain Austrian nationality.
The addition of this possibility for obtaining Austrian citizenship is the result of Austrian Government's effort to come to terms with those who suffered under the Third Reich from 1938 until the end of Wold War II..