The Principality of Monaco is a small, independent nation located on the French Riviera. As one of the world's smallest and most exclusive sovereign states, Monaco has strict eligibility criteria for citizenship. Applicants must meet specific legal requirements to be considered for Monégasque nationality.
To be eligible for citizenship in Monaco, individuals must demonstrate a commitment to living in the principality.
Individuals must have legally resided in Monaco for at least 10 years prior to their application date and prove that they are making an active contribution to the community by having full-time employment or starting a business there.
The applicant must also provide evidence that they can support themselves financially during their residency and show proof of good character as well as a valid passport.
Furthermore, applicants are required to pay applicable government fees, which vary depending on the situation of each case.
