Burundi Passport
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Freedom of travel140
Asset protection107
Quality of life152
"Plan B"149
About Burundi
A state in East Africa, which is considered one of the least developed in the world. More than half of the country's population lives below the poverty line. Most of the working people are employed in agriculture: they grow coffee, tea and cotton, and are engaged in cattle breeding.
Gold, nickel, kaolin, tungsten are mined in Burundi. The industry is poorly developed and is mainly focused on the processing of coffee, tea, wood and cotton.
Population
11.1 million
Capital
Gitega
Official language
Rundi, French and English
GDP per capita
$202
Time zone
UTC+2
Currency
Burundian franc
Grounds for obtaining a Burundi passport
Burundi allows dual citizenship
Birth to citizens of the country
Marriage to a citizen of the country
Work for the country's government
Naturalization
Estimated time: 10 years
Repatriation
Adoption
Parents citizenship
Special conditions
Special services to the state
Obtaining a Burundi passport by naturalization: requirements for applicants
Knowledge of state language
Assimilation or cultural knowledge
Stable financial status
Good health
No criminal records
