civitas. offers your naturalisation application as a fixed-price package: you choose a package once, pay a single time, and have no ongoing costs. The preliminary check and the first steps are free of charge — you only need a package in order to complete your application. This article shows what the four packages include and how things continue after the selection.
The four packages at a glance
| Package | Price | For whom |
|---|---|---|
| Basis | 149 € | For individuals who prepare their application themselves. |
| Plus | 299 € | With more support around documents and progress. |
| Familie | 449 € | For several people together in a single application. |
| Premium | 699 € | Maximum convenience with prioritised email support. |
All packages are one-time — no follow-up costs, no subscription.
Which package suits you depends on whether you are being naturalised alone or as a family and how much support you would like. A detailed comparison can be found in the article Prices and packages at a glance and on the pricing overview.
Start free, decide later
You do not have to commit right away. The eligibility check and the free preliminary check are open to you without payment. You also create an account free of charge. Only once you wish to work beyond these first steps and complete your application do you select a package.
This way you can get to know civitas. at your leisure before making a decision.
After the selection: off you go with the wizard
Once you have chosen a package and completed the payment, the guided wizard opens. It accompanies you step by step through your entries — structured into the preparatory steps, the actual application forms, and the concluding check. Depending on your situation, only the steps that are relevant to you appear.
In parallel, you upload your documents; a checklist shows which documents your authority expects. The wizard is available in six languages (German, English, Turkish, Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian).
At the end, civitas. generates from your checked entries the authority-ready application PDF. The complete path is described by the article Three steps to a finished application.