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Daniel Taborek
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Consultation with Daniel Taborek

How close are you to your diplomatic passport?

You may already have laid the groundwork for a special state appointment without realising it. A personal conversation with Daniel Taborek brings clarity.

£600Fee

Phone, Zoom, Signalalso WhatsApp, Google Meet, Telegram

Book from the calendarusually within 7 to 10 days

What it's about

What makes you interesting to a state?

A diplomatic passport is an extraordinary goal. Your route there begins with an unusually personal question: what makes you interesting to a state?

Perhaps you have built international business relationships over many years. Perhaps you have business interests in a country, know the right people or have experience that can be valuable to a government.

Perhaps the idea of a diplomatic passport has fascinated you for a long time. But until now, there was no one you could really talk it through with.

That is exactly what the personal conversation with Daniel Taborek is for.

Who you'll be talking to

Daniel Taborek

Daniel Taborek left Germany in 2009 and has since lived and worked in Switzerland, the Middle East, the Mediterranean and Africa.

Daniel Taborek advises on additional citizenships, residence permits and diplomatic and consular appointments. He is the author of four e-books on citizenship and residence and runs the Masterclass.

2009Left Germany

4E-books on citizenship and residence

Masterclasswhich he runs himself

In the conversation

What you'll work out together

Process and fee

How to book your consultation

  1. BookingYou book a slot directly in Daniel's calendar and pay the fee conveniently by card. The confirmation with your dial-in details arrives by email.
  2. FeeThe consultation costs £600.
  3. Your slotDuring normal office hours, European time zone. A slot is usually available within the next 7 to 10 days. By phone, Zoom, WhatsApp, Google Meet, Signal or Telegram.
  4. What you needSummarise your questions briefly in a reply to the booking confirmation. The consultation is an initial assessment of where you stand; a detailed roadmap can be commissioned separately afterwards.

Preparation

How to prepare

These documents and details will help you prepare:

  • Your CV
  • Information about your connections to the country concerned
  • Your nationalities
  • Your place of residence

Afterwards

What comes after the consultation

After the consultation, you will know whether an appointment looks realistic for you and what the sensible next step would be.

You will find out whether your experience and connections so far can offer a realistic basis for a state appointment.

You have spent years reaching the position you hold today.

Perhaps it now opens up a possibility you have so far only thought about.