The Jackson & Schwab nationality directory
Where could
your story take you?
Explore the places, the possibilities and the research behind them. Nine pages. Different questions. One starting point: your family history.
9 pages
Places
Europe
A clickable mobility map and visual guide to living, working and studying in Europe.
Europe.htmlExplore page →Places
Canada
A family connection, a changing citizenship history, and another place to call home.
Canada.htmlExplore page →Places
Britain
Separate citizenship, historic remedies and ancestry-based residence.
Britain.htmlExplore page →Places
Ireland
Explore the relationship between Irish citizenship, the EU and the UK.
Ireland.htmlExplore page →Places
Germany
Follow the evidence through descent, discrimination and restoration routes.
Germany.htmlExplore page →Places
The Americas
Research family connections across Canada, Mexico and the wider Americas.
Americas.htmlExplore page →Perspectives
For your family
Separate your own status from the possibilities for a partner and children.
Family.htmlExplore page →Perspectives
A second nationality
Compare the practical value of another nationality, beyond airport access.
SecondPassport.htmlExplore page →Research
The difficult cases
See how dates, missing records and historical rules change a research question.
HardCases.htmlExplore page →From curiosity to an informed next step
Start anywhere.
Follow the question.
- 01 / THE POSSIBILITY
Why might it matter?
Explore another place to live, work, study or build family connections.
- 02 / THE FAMILY
Whose status matters?
Separate your own nationality from a partner's or child's position.
- 03 / THE EVIDENCE
What would prove it?
See why dates, records and the correct historical rules matter.
- 04 / THE NEXT STEP
Start the research.
Bring the names you know. Begin with the defined $500 scan.
Your family history may have more to tell you
Your family story.
A question worth researching.
You do not need a finished family tree or a country already chosen. Start with what you know.
Start with research. Make the next decision with evidence.