Miriam Thompson’s business logo is a labyrinth with a passport in the middle.
It’s hard to think of a more suitable logo for a professional citizenship consultant in Denmark.
- Who is entitled to citizenship?
- What does the process involve?
- How long does it take?
- What if you’re rejected?
It’s a notoriously complex process, as the briefest of glances at any Facebook group for internationals shows.
“Yes, it is a labyrinth,” Miriam acknowledges. “But you can get there.”
And luckily, she’s here to guide you through it.
Miriam’s citizenship consultancy might be new, but she has many years of experience supporting internationals to find their way in Denmark. It all began back in 2002 when she moved to Odense with her Danish husband after twelve years in Miriam’s native US together.
Miriam, who had a long and successful career as a physical therapist in the US before moving, remembers keenly the culture shock both she and her husband experienced. Even though he is Danish, they had been away from the country for over a decade and much had changed.