EEA in other European countries

[henda1980]

here is the case:
My husband is German
I'm a non EU citizen
we want to live in a European country other than Germany
is there another country where we can apply for EEA or something similar in another country (not UK)
we want a country which is easier and have shorter time and procedure in granting citizenship

any help ?

Thanks in advance

[secret.simon]

My husband is German
I'm a non EU citizen
we want to live in a European country other than Germany

That is straightforward. As the spouse of an EEA citizen, you have the right to reside in any EEA member-state of which he is not a national himself, provided that he is exercising treaty rights (by working, etc) there. After five years of residence with him in that EEA member-state, you would acquire permanent residence in that member-state.

we want a country which is easier and have shorter time and procedure in granting citizenship

That is the tricky part. The requirements for national citizenship are set by individual countries themselves, not by the EU and hence there is a lot of variance between them. You could go through the EUDO Citizenship database to study the ways that citizenship can be acquired in each European country and then make a short list of the countries you want to try for.

Also see this similar pre-Brexit question.

[henda1980]

My husband is German
I'm a non EU citizen
we want to live in a European country other than Germany

That is straightforward. As the spouse of an EEA citizen, you have the right to reside in any EEA member-state of which he is not a national himself, provided that he is exercising treaty rights (by working, etc) there. After five years of residence with him in that EEA member-state, you would acquire permanent residence in that member-state.

we want a country which is easier and have shorter time and procedure in granting citizenship

That is the tricky part. The requirements for national citizenship are set by individual countries themselves, not by the EU and hence there is a lot of variance between them. You could go through the EUDO Citizenship database to study the ways that citizenship can be acquired in each European country and then make a short list of the countries you want to try for.

Also see this similar pre-Brexit question.

thank you for your answer

[mgb]

Germany after 3 years for the spouse of a german citizen.
If the german immigration law is to much hassle maybe Surinder Singh route before.