Passport Wars: Turkey vs. St. Kitts and Nevis
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The 'Passport Wars' is back! Curious to know which passport gives you more benefits and freedom? Watch as Andrew compares Turkish, St. Kitts and Nevis passports.
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Which of these passports would you like to obtain first? Let us know in the comments below!
Turkish passport with EU residence? Is it good?
AS A WANDERING JEWESS, I'LL TAKE BOTH OF THEM!!
I'm going for the Turkish PP first because it covers all the "STANS". I have a ton of all the "STANS" DNA....hahaha!
I want to do a special DNA Ancestry journey visiting all the countries where my ancestors came from.
In the mean time I'm learning all those languages that I do not speak - POLYGLOT here I come!
St Kitts/Nevis hands down. I love the people there but the police are brutal. Do not park in the wrong place.
I would only be interested in acquiring a Turkish passport to gain travel access to the many areas I cannot with my main passport unless a business opportunity presents itself. Otherwise, I will stick with a Carribbean passport in my portfolio long term.
St.Kitts & Nevis I would obtain first then Turkey 🇹🇷 would be second.
Turkey has E2, Mexico and Japan. St Kitts has the EU, UK, Ireland, and lots of others. The reality is that these two passports compliment each other very well. Turkey has been easier to get into during COVID. St Kitts is a tax free country and has been very consistent in the CBI world. Get both passports.
Japan soon will be cancel that..
can you really get both tho ?
@@theredoxygen9604 why
@@theredoxygen9604 why ??
@@nooralansare358 Its already cancelled actually in 2020. Japan says beacuse of corono virus. But the real reason is turks hostile actions as a state and as an indiviual.
Our family went w St Kitts-Nevis. Oldest program w great integrity. Zero taxes from income generated outside the country, great passport, etc, etc, etc.
How much did it cost your family?
@@ahmedsherian4886 We did the "Family Plan for 150,000" (USD) which was good for up to four persons. (We are only three).
We used a local St Kitts-Nevis attorney (who is also a former Attorney General in the St Kitts-Nevis gov't) and his firm's legal fee for our family of three was 5,000,... not the typical 10-20,000 many on the internet charge.
After the gov'ts due diligence fees, passport fees, etc, etc, etc and the attorney's legal fee,... our total cost was USD 168,465.00.
Hope this helps.
Are you in saint kitts and nevis now?
@@azzaznasreddine1265 No. We are in the beautiful Philippines.
Aah OK.
Philippine beautiful place.
I want to visite Saint kitts and nevis 😍
That was really nice to watch as aTurkish citizen who is preparing to apply for a Carribean passport.
Much nicer as a Swiss/Turkish dual citizen who is preparing to apply for a carribean passport 😂
Aaw more Turks in the Caribean nice
@@RT-nr5ep Why do you need a Caribbean citizenship while you have swiss? Tax purposes?
@@taylanulukr9081 yeah, tye taxes here are the hell :)
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St Kitts and Nevis would be my preferred before dropping my US citizenship/noose.
I agree
Antigua is higher on my list than St Kitts, but mostly because if I were looking to replace most of a Tier A passport I would add North Macedonia and Turkey to it for better coverage in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
@@jeremybarlow2291 I will need to look into Antigua as well.
@@LiveLifeLivTrucking Antigua like St Kitts has no personal income tax -although they do tax corporations just like St Kitts. Antigua is one of the most crypto friendly countries on earth and in many cases is cheaper than St Kitts for a CBI.
They both have the same OECS and Caricom freedom of movement rights.
Antigua has better access to the Republic of Georgia, not as good access to Taiwan or Bangladesh, and does not give you Argentina or Uruguay, but is otherwise very similar to St Kitts as far as visa free access. It's big improvement over St Kitts is visa free access to South Africa - the only Caribbean CBI country with that.
Why do you feel it’s a noose?
YES I've been hoping this series would continue
very informative thank you so much Andrew!!
Two uploads on Saturday, yes sir. Saturday already looking great. Lovely weekend to everyone.
Thanks For the Update 😊
Thanks For the Update 👍
🇺🇸 Merhaba, I dated a Turkish girl, so I I feel I have had a deeper knowledge and experience. I do speak a little Turkish. Benim Mutlum iyi öğretmen. I have zero experience in St. Kitts / Nevis. However, I think for passports, I would choose the Carribean over Turkey. Passports aside, many Turkish women are absolutely beautiful, I love their food and culture. I would be open to having a home there, but that wasn't your question.. Historically, Constantinople / Istanbul is where east meets west and a very important place. You can go anywhere from there, but not Turkish passport wise. I just got residency in Panama in early August 2021. I would like another option to get me out of the states when the government bans its own citizens from travel and the gulags open up.
I really enjoyed this response 😅
Turkey is bigger, more exotic and more normal at the same time. I just returned. It has EVERYTHING we're looking for.
I’m with you!! I visited Istanbul a few years ago and was very impressed. It felt very comfortable yet still had an exotic element to it.
I'm looking at small towns incase the capital has mass protests etc
@@kennethroth6757 lol. My place is one km from Taksim Square where all protests begin (and end), and trust me, there are enough hills to keep them all in one place.
@@kel8026 I'm glad I moved to a small town here in California before the covid came out.. it was really bad in San Jose California case numbers etc.
I’d probably try the St Kits and Nevis first, what I’d like is three possibly 4 passports to get total visa travel. I’d love to travel to the stan’s areas!
Greetings from 🇰🇬 kyrgyzstan
Us passport sucks Here
Uzbekistan tajikistan Iran Azerbaijan Russia all require visas for us citizens
Even el Salvador can visit Russia visa free
And uzbekistan only first World country who needs visa...us citizens
@@joeblow9126 thanks for the advice friend
Turkish passport with 2/5 years multi entry Schengen visa and 10 years US tourist visa would be more than enough.
Well explained.
Definitaly St. Kitts and Nevis for First option ( currently busy with the proses) and Mauritius second one.
That is the plan we working on.
Thanks for all your info, it change our vision and lives.
Blessings
I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship , the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
St Kitts gives visa free access to 157 countries. Add a Turkish passport to that & you get visa free access to 20 more countries. As a combination you get 177 visa free countries to rival any other good passport... Of course no CUNA countries. For a price of approximately 500K USD that's a good deal!
St. Kitts as a member of the Commonwealth can potentially get some diplomatic assistance from a British embassy as I understand it.
Turkey is EU canadiate and nato member
@@EK-uz7ln Greece will never allow Turkey to become an EU member state and it is barely a NATO member.
@@jeremybarlow2291 hahahaha barely what is that mean, you don’t know anything about politics I’m geeek and Greece want turke in eu and always supported tr, because in that way it will be way more controllable and Thrkey is the second strongest NATO member
What are the restrictions you spoke about @ 5:22?
I don't know if you will see this. I was wondering if you could address healthcare in these various Countries. Being under 65 and from the US this is a big concern of mine. Currently in Turkey because of the affordable Healthcare. Are there ways to access EU Healthcare without falling into their tax schemes?
Saint Kitts and Nevis's passport is far better than the Turkish one in every term you can imagine.
If u can have both it would be perfect
I would go for St kitts and Nevis Passport!
St Kitts Nevis ( & I lived there for 3 Years). 😀🌴
İs it a safe country to live? Also how is the banking/tax system?
My master plan includes passports from the US (natural born citizen), Portugal (where I plan to immigrate in 18 months), and St. Kitts and Nevis (I love it there + hassle-free long-term stay in OECS countries).
Beware, US is one of the rare countries of the world that will tax you for money you earn in other countries.
Often they don't tell you right away, they wait 8 years, and ask you for the money NOW when you visit + 12% interest or they don't let you leave the country and can give you jail time. Just make sure you make an IRS tax report each year (can easily be done on internet) if you keep you US passport.
@@Flitalidapouet Thank you. Yes, I know. I'm investigating mitigation strategies and already have a reasonable grasp of the required filings and the US tax treaty with Portugal. This is also the reason I'm considering renouncing my US citizenship when I secure another one.
@@PrivacyPlease_ I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship and passport, the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
Turkish. I like that it's an investment instead of a donation, it gives u full access to a great and growing domestic economy and it gives u visa free access to some of countries that a nomad capitalist would want visa free access to such as Mexico, the Balkans, Thailand, the UAE, etc.
The only situation in which the St. Nevis passport would maybe the better option is if u renounced or are thinking of renouncing your western citizenship and don't want to lose the travel benefits of a westerner
St Kitts also has an investment option.
I'm thinking of Portuguese passport, so close to buying a property close to Praca de Espanha in Lisbon, but it takes 5 years + learn the language.
@@DS-vx3wf carribean investment option are very poor investments, the donation method is much more efficient. About Portugal, if u wanna buy in Lisbon u need to worry cause next year properties in Lisbon, Porto and some parts of Algarve will no longer qualify for the golden visa. And yes it's 5 years but u can just pop in every once in a while, u don't need to actually live there. Also there's a 10 year tax holiday so if u do decide to spend time there u could do so tax free and let's face it, the language is pretty easy to learn and if u do want to become a citizen it makes sense to have cultural ties
@@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934 yes, I'm aware of the new rules. The only thing left right now for me is signing the deed (which takes 2 weeks after sending preemptive rights to the City Council), and sending the application to SEF. At the very least, I can send the application by Dec. 20th, which is scary. SEF is understaffed + covid cases going up + holidays and my application might not be registered in time. I might end up with a property, but not the visa. 😲
@@DS-vx3wf my understanding is that u next year those properties won't apply. So if u've bought the property this year u should be OK. I may be wrong tho
@@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934 you're correct. this is the last month they will qualify.
Still debating though. Portugal is Euro 350k+ (400k+ USD) investment and have to hold the property for 5+ years , visit for 14 days every year + very high application fees + somewhat high property taxes.
Finally get a passport in the 6th year.
Also, a short term plan, because I won't be staying in PT once I get the passport, because of very high taxes. Doesn't seem worth the effort. Even though I have all documents in place, every single thing.
St Kitts, get passport in 3-5 months. fast access for $200k investment. NO taxes.
No need to visit.
Turkey hold $250k investment for 3 years. Turkey can also be a part of the EU, but not holding my breath on that one.
It says on the internet that he has the right to live without a visa for 6 months in the united kingdom with the citizenship of Saint Kitts. Is this true? can we get a saint kitts passport and live regularly in scotland or england?
As a Turkish citizen living in Germany,please choose St.Kitts over Turkey.
Because visa process for EU&US is tremendously difficult.If you don't have to,please don't take it.
Nope you are wrong most of the people are here investors im ukranian with turkish passport,it took literally 5 days for usa visa and 6 working days for italy for saint kitties you donate money full vaste.with turkish passport its investment plus you get visa free to all gulf balkan,asian and most of south american countries
It depends on you.
@@TheGercek53 I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship and passport, the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
I'd go for Turkey as a Plan A (as my current passport is shite, i.e., Australia); and St Kitts as a PlanB for access to UK/EU etc.
Awesome!
Turkish passport program is literally the cheapest option. You buy a house, rent it for a couple of years and sell. You wouldn't lose any money, you might even earn some.
I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship , the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
Saint lucia VS. commonwealth of Dominica?? Can you please compare
Would go for Turkey. Never heard of St. kitts before watching this video.
Love for you guys at Nomad capitalist to do a 'Passport War's ' video on Irish vs British passport. Of course a surface view would say the Irish one is better because it has both access to the EU / EEA / Swiss and the UK but is there a different nuanced point of view?
Definitely Irish since you not only get visa free travel access to the UK/EU, but you get visa free work to both. It is the only passport in the world that allows unrestricted living and working in the UK without requiring any permission
Thank you very much Andrew for this video. Having received a CC passport already, I was in a limbo if it would be worth it to include a Turkish citizenship in my passport portfolio, but this video just shed an in-depth light into my questions. Once again, THANK YOU!
From a loyal follower in South Africa.
how did you obtain a caricom passport?
@@madewithrealdiamonds Government donation
@@dexpapi1 not sure about your age nor familial status but military service is mandatory for Turkish men between age 21 and 41. Armenian, Chile, Singapore. Many of these "tier B" countries have mandatory or quasi-mandatory military service for their citizens. Also, Uruguay is one the only 2 countries that does NOT nationalize. The citizenship they give is akin to that of a permenent resident, yet with less benefits than what a permanent resident in the US or Switzerland would be entitled to. Your kids would also never be Uruguayan unless the other parent is. Most of these passports all have strings attached.
Problem with Turkey is Mandatory Military Service - Which makes it undesirable option.
We allow double citizenship so if you are under 30 and you didn't complete military service in your country you may have this problem but again we solve this issue with money you pay around 3.500 usd and get basic training for one month it's over
What passport portfolio combination (2 or 3) would give a worldwide coverage ?
Eu,Serbia and some African.
Serbia, Mauritius, and Malta would give you most of the world.
From a CBI perspective, the best would be Grenada, Turkey, and Malta. That would cost you north of 1.5 million.
Grenada, Turkey, and North Macedonia would give you most of the world, except UAE, Canada, USA, New Zealand, and Australia. Adding Mauritius which you could get in about 2 years plus with a $500k investment, would give you New Zealand, UAE, and more of Africa. 5 years on the ground in Barbados which is possible for a Grenada citizen if you have a college degree and get a Caricom Skilled Worker Certificate with it, would add Canada and better access to Mexico, along with the ability to go to Equatorial Guinea -basically only a few African countries, the US, UAE and Barbados have that. If while in Barbados you did a Golden Visa to Portugal, you could potentially have that and Barbados which would give you the US and Australia.
Germany, Serbia & UAE
@@MILE011 2 out of 3 of those countries are not very favorable to dual citizenship.
@@jeremybarlow2291 not like germany or UAE have to know about your other citizenships, otherwise try switzerland or luxemburg instead of germany and turkey instead of UAE
For people who want to buy Turkish Passport, if you buy Turkish passport you will pay high taxes and serve in the military (if you are a guy). Turkish passport have responsibilities. Also it is Grey Listed everywhere, forget traveling.
I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship , the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
I would definity consider St kitts & nevis.
For the people planning to engage in birth tourism in Fiji or Tuvalu being the only countries in Oceania that offer birthright citizenship. I would be interested if you make a passport war video for those two.
How do you buy real estate in St kitts & nevis. I hope the nomad capitalist would do a video about that.
Probably not as part of the CBI program if you want to find a deal that isn't upside down.
Turk here who has travelled more than 80 countries…bare in mind the moment the government changes in Turkey all these passports granted via CBI will be cancelled,turkish citizenship law is very flexible and can be changed easily,and every single opposition party promises Turks that CBI passports will be cancelled and citizenships will be revoked
They will probably require turkish passport holders to provide more details upon boarding flights etc.
Trust me on this,spend your $400k elsewhere
St Kitts pasport give you 161 visa free and is one of the most powerful pasport in the world ..
Can you expound on Mexico with these two passports? Say one already has a Mexican passport (4 years in the making). Does St. Kitts/Nevis nullify the Mexican passport?
Mexican passports are fantastic, if you have it a 2nd passport won't help much visa-free wise, turkish or st kitts. If I had a mexican passport I'd opt for no second passport right-away unless I had the cash to spare, and then opt for a low-cost one like saint lucia as it'd provide visa-free to taiwan (a country I like that mexican passports miss) and a tax-free non-resident option other than mexico in case mexico started taxing citizens in some way when abroad, and it'd be 1/3rd cheaper relative to st kitts.
You can also make an investment of 200k into St Kitts real estate to receive your citizenship.
I got the money for both but I dont know where to start the process
Start from turkey and same time from turkey trough lawyers you can apply st kises as well
How about Colombian passport?
@Nomad Capitalist Andrew,
What about mandatory military service for Turkish passport holders?
That's for nationals only
@@1gamz Ok, thanks.
From reading the comments I am 100% certain I am the only person who doesn't see why I need visa-free access to every country in the world (90 days for the most part).
There are some places I visited for tourism once or twice and getting a visa was fine,
And have long-term solutions for the 2 countries I need to be in more often.
Do St Kitts vs St Lucia
I would like to have St Kitts first but would like to have both.
Turkey for the win! I already have Canada, so this would be a backup passport.
I think Turkey requires you to go to the army for six months or a year if you're a man and under a certain age (which I am). I have a house here in Istanbul, but don't really wanna put on a soldier's outfit for another passport....
I guess the same thing could be said about France, Russia and many countries.
If you pay 3500 usd changes year to year you do 1 month basic training
Turkey. Im not interested in the E.U.
Also, when you have a st. Kitts passport you might not even be seen like you've got a real passport as its known as a CBI passport. Turkey would make a good plan A passport.
I’d like St.Kitts the only drawback is that it’s in the hurricane belt 🤪
Nomad Capitalist never live in St Kitt's, they just use the passport to travel + have their tax based there. (like P.O. box or address of a friend)
@@Flitalidapouet OH I see thanks!
When you say $150k for st kits citizenship I assume that would be $300k for husband and wife both are seniors? Am I correct?
U get family deals would guess 200-250
You can google each country in which you are interested and you'll find details.
@@Timithos this is probably about right, the due diligence fees and other add-ons depending on the country make each country slightly more or less attractive based on family size. Spouses, parents, children, & in some cases potentially siblings as add-ons.
You are incorrect.
St Kitts Family of Four for 150k Promotion good til Jan 2022.
This year (2021) Two adults and one child cost us 168,800 total (including attorney/passports/processing/due diligence/etc). Promotion saved us 45-50k.
A couple should easily get in for under 170k... UNLESS you are foolish enough to retain an attorney charging 15-25k,... while there are a dozen approved by the St Kitts govt that only charge 2,500 - 5,000 for the complete family's application.
Hope this helps.
@@pvmoore1154 thank you very much. I hope we can find an approved attorney to get the balll rolling.
Any caricom passport is great! Can go to any english speaking caribbean country to live... from Jamaica to Barbados.
I'm Barbadian by birth, and a Canadian citizen too, but I'm also looking to get another Caribbean passport.
@@pmb6667 Barbados is the best Caribbean passport overall -especially if you have a college degree and can get the Caricom Skilled worker certificate for freedom of movement. I mean you have visa free access to China, Mexico, and Canada, not that a Canadian needs to worry about that, but as Barbados already has visa free access to South Africa, any of them except St Lucia will give you access to Russia and fairly good coverage in most places Barbados already gives you. I would probably opt for St Kitts if money wasn't an issue because it upgrades the e-visa access both Canada and Barbados provide to visa free access for Turkey. With the importance of Istanbul as a hub airport, that would be my reasoning.
I want to see a match up of the Freest country on earth; Australia Vs China smh.
or the most authoritarian; USA Vs Canada lol
Come on Andrew lets do a match up!!
USA/Canada was the first entry of this series: m.th-cam.com/video/QaGv6b9Knec/w-d-xo.html
EASY WAY TO SELECT AN OPPRESSIVE COUNTRY.... WHERE CAN YOU OWN A GUN.
@@PP-uv1kw Mexico, Guatemala, and the USA are the only countries on earth that enshrine gun ownership as a constitutional right. Do you know what else they have in common?
Murder rates that skew well north of the median for the globe.
@@matthewsmith908 they couldnt even leave the borders. fake elections. feminist socialist in charge who anwsers to the queen
@@matthewsmith908 if your a citizen, you can't go home. If you are home, you can't leave. Non-citizens can come here. You have less rights I Australia as a citizen then as a foreigner.
Turkey is one of the few countries that have a global income tax just like the United States does. And it is very high. It will be very expensive to just keep the passport that isn't that strong to begin with
"It will be very expensive to just keep the passport"
Only if you spend enough time in Turkey to be tax-resident. Probably a person could spend at least four months per year in that country without being tax resident
@@dlukton I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship and passport, the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?
@@duraa161
First of all, I'm not sure that the EU imposed an outright "ban" on Vanuatu citizens; I think that what they did is to simply eliminate "visa-free" travel to the Schengen area. So maybe they'll issue you a visa if you apply for one (using your Vanuatu citizenship). Second, you had a citizenship ... from one country or another.... before you obtained Vanuatu citizenship; so you could apply for a visa using THAT citizenship. Finally, if you really want to spend a lot of time in the Schengen area, you could obtain a residence permit in one of the EU countries.
Would get Turkey passport in this VS battle.
Nice TH-cam channel 🤝👑🤝
St. Kitts and Nevis 1st
SK&N FOR SURE
I have EU, going for Antigua 🇦🇬
I want Georgia and Japan. I like the St. Kitts citizenship though!! Gosh, maybe I will need both in the end. I definitely want to get out of America - it's turning draconian. Right now I don't have the money to pay for your services, but I have invested in HEX crypto so quite soon I will be able to afford your services. Unless your fees are simply outrageous.
Jamaica is a Caribbean country with visa free access to Mexico
I have a UAE golden visa with a st kitts and nevis passport. I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you.
Tier F- can go to US and tier A+ can go to Turkmenistan
TURKEY would be Most Suited for Me - Already have USA and Australia
Turkey is just too close to Syria and other parts of Rastern Europe that remains a global hotbed. I would rather settle for something in St Lucia, Grenadine, or St. Kitts - Nevis despite it's hurricane dangers. But, then and again, you don't necessary have to live on the islands whereas you have to live in Turkey?
You might have to briefly live in Turkey but it's less than a year if at all. Then you're set
@@Timithos Hmmmm. I know the more east you go towards Venezeula the frequency of hurrican drastically diminshes, perhaps St Kitts is far enough east to be less strssful during that season.
Jamaica has visa free to mexico
Forced heirship inheritance succession regime is mandatory for Turkish citizens, but not for their foreign residents! Saint Kitts & Nevis enjoys testamentary freedom to distribute assets according to the British tradition!
Im interested in st kits and nevis. Im bangladeshi born and raised. My wife is indonesian. Both are tax heavens. Specially bangladesh... Where not only there is no tax if the money comes feom abroad, ... If the money comes from abroad.... The central bank gives 2% bonus reward because the money came in from abroad... Isend my parents money every month and they receive 2% extra.... Forexample i send a 100 thousand from here.... They receive 102 thousand. 🤣. So going to a different country for better treatment is not what we r looking at. Im looking at a passport that makes me independent . So yeah... Stkits and nevis would be great.
St Kitts obviously
Lol it's not "stans" like "Stan Lee", but the "a" is like the one in "father".
St kitts ✅
Is this even a comparison? Economy is destroyed in Turkey unfortunately..
With a US passport, Turkey would be a good choice, for non-Western travel.
Turkey sounds great but I think for some people that passport will be more of a hassle to hold than it’s worth…
Seems like. Every one is saying st..kits ..😚😚
Nevis would be a better choice
St kitts and Nevis is One country one pasport same value.
Is there a tier F+ passport? 🦊
criminals, drug lords, war lords and those who have violated UN Sanctions will take advantage of this type of investment. It would not benefit law abiding citizens . So there are lots of questions that needs to be answered like who is buying up these passports and why?
You do realize there are due diligence processes barring those people from buying passports
Is that a picture of Jesus or one of the Saints behind Andrew???? Glory be to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit :)
greece has 1m pakistani people
The Xenophobia against Turks and Muslims in general in Europe is pretty big. They’re never going to put them in th EU, too bad too , Turks are some of the nicest people I’ve met
This is very true.
If you think Turkey is even remotely a sharia compliant country you're most likely living under a rock. They can drink any western country under the table any day of the week. People in Turkey are free to practice Sharia rules or not follow them as per their preference. I would take a country giving freedom to practice their faith over the so called free countries Like France where they tend to throw out women from their beaches or forcefully remove their clothing if they are dressed too modestly for their liking. So much for freedom of choice smh
@The Taco Kawaii well it’s very obvious you did not follow your father into the diplomat Corp. 😉
Western Europe, the USA and Australia are the most bigoted and racist countries in the world!!!!
@Moljo when I was in Instanbul I spent almost my entire trip with Kurds and they mention they deal with a lot of bull shit .. I’m a black guy from America so I have a PHD in racism , pretty sad , Kurds showed me love
@:37 "in the middle of a plannedemic " .. there.. I fixed it for ya...
Interesting…Andrew doesn’t like/recommended staying in brand name countries for tax/treatment reasons but he uses them as the standard for if a non branded name passport is Tier A or not….that’s a contradiction.
I disagree. He personally has seen the world and lived in plenty of places. What he prefers and values is not going to be what all his clients value. He's gauging the worth of these passports based on what his Target audience wants - Westerners/Americans trying to replace their American passports while losing as little visa free access as possible.
@@markbartel216 I never really understood the obsession some people have with passport strength.
How many people are even going to set foot on over 20 countries in their lives?
The only reason I would even want to visit the US after I renounce is to visit family or do business, and both of those are fairly easy to get visas for
@@priestesslucy3299honestly, I think it's a bit of an irrational obsession, and I'm self aware enough to admit that I fall for it sometimes when watching these videos. For myself, I would say it stems from a desire to be geographically independent and not have to plead a case to insert government here in order to exercise an option. That said, you could bypass that by throwing some cash down for a 5-10 year visa somewhere and that's as good as visa free access for the duration of your passport's lifetime, so yeah, sometimes finding a brand new passport for visa travel isn't even the best option.
Its an Exodus, be sure its the promise land!
Turkey 😂😂😂
It’s would be so stupid to waste money & buy turkish passport.
Turkey will join the EU shortly after European countries pay restitution to their former African colonies.
Lol, presciely very well put.
@Moljo yeah that is never gonna happen pal. Turkey was never going to join the EU, we will know that, who are ya kidding.
@Moljo you remind me of what's their name the civilized native American tribe who were nonetheless sent packing and left to die even though they learned English, converted to Christianity, and fully adopted the American way. It doesn't matter who's in power or what their agenda is. Could be 180 degrees different and still won't happen.
@Moljo oh and please do inform me, which nation back in the 1800s paied any reparations to anyone?
@Moljo this happens a lot. It may dawn on you later. In any case, you are talking politics and I am talking history and nobody can predict the future. We only know what ideologies and cultures are like.
Barbadian citizens CAN travel to Mexico without Visa.
See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Barbadian_citizens
Barbados passport is also the top Visa-free passport in the Caribbean (161 countries).
Citizens and residents of The Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis - TFSKN - I am kindly encouraging you to CAMPAIGN hard for and VOTE respectively for ALL 8 CANDIDATES of PLP the names of whom I have listed below: Jacqueline Bryan………in…………Constituency #1 Nubian Greaux……….in……..Constituency #2 Akilah Byron Nisbett….in..………..Constituency #3 Kendale Liburd…..….in……...Constituency #4 Staschio Williams…….in………….Constituency #5 Dr. Marc Williams….in………Constituency #6 Dr. Timothy Harris……in………….Constituency #7 Andrew Talbo Bass…in……Constituency #8
We - the people of TFSKN - need a PLP government. Yes, we - the people of TFSK - need ALL eight candidates of PLP to be in government so that they could work immensely hard with Prime Minister Dr. the Hon. Timothy Sylvester Harris to significantly accelerate and advance individual, family, community, constituency and national development that Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris has started. Kindly VOTE for the candidates of PLP on St. Kitts and please VOTE for the candidates of NRP on Nevis.
SELECT, CAMPAIGN for and VOTE for ALL 8 candidates of PLP and ALL 3 candidates of NRP for a PLP-NRP alliance in August 2022. However, FORGET, NEGLECT and REJECT CCM, PAM and SKNLP.
I thank you.