Origin Passport

Follows how Ukrainians obtain EU citizenship by descent through Romanian and Bulgarian passports. Looks closely at the legal grounds — what historical ties to the territory or ancestors actually qualify someone for a passport, rather than promises of a fast track. Readers get a side-by-side of both countries' requirements and a step-by-step look at which documents are genuinely needed. It breaks down the difference between Bulgarian and Romanian citizenship — where the path is simpler and where the list of conditions runs longer. It also covers what comes after the passport: where to relocate, including Germany, and how that fits with changes to Ukraine's law on multiple citizenship. Tourist visas or work permits sit outside its scope — the focus stays on status and its grounds.