a question for people living in sweden or german.

[Natkat]

So people from sweden or german,
if your not german/swedish citizen, is it still posible to get your gender marked changed if you live in the country?

[Bexi]

I stayed in Stuttgart for a while last year and from what I am aware, you have to be a German citizen.

Edit - Link for more information ~ http://t-vox.org/index.php?title=Legal_aspects_of_transsexualism#The_.22Transsexuellengesetz.

(the translation is a little bit dodgy for any non-german speakers)

[Natkat]

I stayed in Stuttgart for a while last year and from what I am aware, you have to be a German citizen.

Edit - Link for more information ~ http://t-vox.org/index.php?title=Legal_aspects_of_transsexualism#The_.22Transsexuellengesetz.

(the translation is a little bit dodgy for any non-german speakers)

it's okay, I understand alittle German and I think the translation work out fine.

I heard its pretty hard being a german citizen, but now I know for sure

[emil]

Germany: There's a paragraph saying you can change your name and gender marker if you're a permanent resident and if the country you're from does not have similar regulations. However, changing your name and gender marker takes around 6-12 months and you need reports from two therapists. Total costs are around 1500 Euros.

[Natkat]

Germany: There's a paragraph saying you can change your name and gender marker if you're a permanent resident and if the country you're from does not have similar regulations. However, changing your name and gender marker takes around 6-12 months and you need reports from two therapists. Total costs are around 1500 Euros.

that seams pretty cool, even thought it alittle long time to wait.. but as long is posible..