Is it possible to open a shop and do business after getting citizenship abroad in UK/New Zealand?

Yes, after obtaining citizenship in a foreign country, you generally have the right to open a shop and conduct business there. However, each country has its own rules and requirements for starting a business.

- UK: Citizenship allows you to open a business, but you'll first need to meet visa and residency requirements before becoming eligible for citizenship.
- UAE: Citizenship is rare, but long-term residency options like the Golden Visa allow business ownership. Some sectors may still have restrictions.
- New Zealand: Once you have citizenship, you can freely open a business. There are earlier pathways through residency and entrepreneur visas.
- Germany: Citizenship or permanent residency allows you to start a business, but you must comply with local regulations and licensing.

Policies and requirements are subject to change.