Ausländerbehörde Konstanz
Processing times reported by applicants. Located in Baden-Württemberg.
Only for people living in Konstanz. Everyone else in the district: Landkreis Konstanz
Official figures for citizenship
The office has not published any figures, and we have not found any in parliamentary questions or the press.
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Ausländerbehörde der Stadt Konstanz
- +49 7531 900-0Telefonische Erreichbarkeit Sachbearbeitung: Dienstag 11:00 - 12:00 Uhr; Donnerstag 11:00 - 12:00 Uhr
Landratsamt Konstanz, Ordnungsamt, Staatsangehörigkeitsbehörde (Einbürgerung)
- Opening hours: Mo, Di, Do 8 bis 12 Uhr und 14 bis 16 Uhr Mi, Fr 8 bis 12 Uhr; Vorsprache nur nach Terminvereinbarung
Baden-Württemberg compared
Applicant numbers and reported waiting times of the offices in this state.
Foreign residents in its area: 15,300
Foreign residents: estimate from the 2024 share of foreign nationals (Regionalatlas, Federal and State Statistical Offices) and population. Boundaries: © GeoBasis-DE / BKG 2024.
All of Germany, for comparison
- Citizenship
- over 1682 days
- 18 reports
- Permanent residence
- 115 days
- 5 reports
- Residence permit, first issue
- 9 days
- 2 reports
Frequently asked questions
How long does citizenship (Einbürgerung) take at the Ausländerbehörde Konstanz?
There are not enough reports for this application type in Konstanz yet.
What can I do if the Ausländerbehörde Konstanz has not decided after three months?
That is common, and on its own it is not a reason to act. Many offices have large backlogs, and asking for updates rarely speeds things up. If the delay has no sufficient reason, § 75 VwGO allows an action for failure to act (Untätigkeitsklage). An immigration lawyer can tell you whether that applies to you.
Waiting longer than 3 months?
That is common, and on its own it is not a reason to act. Many offices have large backlogs, and asking for updates rarely speeds things up. If the delay has no sufficient reason, § 75 VwGO allows an action for failure to act (Untätigkeitsklage). An immigration lawyer can tell you whether that applies to you.
More about the Untätigkeitsklage