MOST PEOPLE ARE JUST NAIVE ABOUT AFRICA. THEY WATCH AND LISTEN TO BBC, CNN … ETC. ITS BETTER TO KEEP IT SECRET, BECAUSE ONCE PEOPLE GET TO KNOW WHATS GOING ON THERE . REAL ESTATE PRICES ARE JUST GONNA SHOOT UP
I went through a similar experience when I made a comment about a European country and I also experienced all the hatred they had towards foreigners, especially black people.
Nigerian and Ghanaian descendant from Cuban and Puerto Rican parents here. I'm getting my Passport from both Nigeria and Ghana. Starting businesses.🇳🇬 🇬🇭🇨🇺🇵🇷
If you’re Nigerian and Ghanaian by descent shouldn’t you be able to get citizenship there easily. I’m Panamanian and Jamaican by descent only thing I have to do is just fill out the paperwork and I’ll get a Jamaican passport.
@@magnetospin If you have parents, grandparents, great grandparents or even great great grandparents you just need documents birth certificates, marriage certificates or death certificates proving your relation to them. That’s what I’m doing to acquire my Jamaican citizenship.
Finally! I moved from London to Addis Ababa 3 years ago. Now have investments in Ethiopia, Kenya and soon in Tanzania too. People are sleeping on African countries because of the stigma and constant bad press. The reality on the ground is a vibrant, growing and exciting landscape for investments. If you go to any decent hotel in Addis in Ethiopia they are FULL of westerners and East Asian and south Asian investors. They know what’s coming in the next 10 years.
We aren't sleeping on Africa, Africans are basically blocked from investing in Africa, remember what France said? Those who have encroached, changed the dynamics of the continent for centuries.
@miriamwangari784 The negative stigma hasn't stopped whites from exploiting the Continent. Let's be honest. Without the stolen human & mineral resources of Africa, the West would look like Eastern Europe. You owe your wealth & power to Africa & her children.
I’m on my 13th experienced living in an African country. I highly recommend people leaving behind their preconceived notions and embracing the endless beauty and opportunities the continent offers.
With 1.4 billion people, the fastest growing countries, warm weather, vast resources and business opportunities, as well as low cost of living, the world is most welcome to experience African hospitality. Thank you, Andrew.
African Hospitality = South Sudan,Sudan,DR Congo,Central African Republic, Somalia,Mali,South Africa ? I always heard about homicide, robbery, violence news from those countries.
@@dgourdine50 I agree with you.While those areas are indeed risky, it's important to recognize that Africa tends to be more dangerous compared to the US and Europe. Their local news & da rk web reports incidents like carjacking, kidnappings, homicide, and armed robbery as common crimes.
@@scienceandartclub The US does allow dual citizenship, but doesn't recognize dual nationality. This means that you have to enter the US on your US passport if you're a US citizen and you can't ask the other country you're a citizen of to bail you out in the US if you commit a crime. But yes, Singapore's one of the strictest when it comes to dual citizenship because there are legal provisions to deprive you of citizenship if you're caught.
Also, as an African American, you will not just be tolerated; but celebrated in many countries on the continent. South Africa in particular really esteems African Americans highly. You can almost feel guilty for the preferential treatment you get, even in business.
He’s in the industry of helping others to get second citizenships and residences so he is being a guinea pig for his clients and he has so many options . Overkill for others but not him .
@@blochspin Europeans can travel to most African countries without a visa, yet it doesnt work the other way around, Africans do not get visa free travel to Europe. Now you want to give them African passports? 🤔
I still live in the states and I recently mentioned in a conversation that I do believe we will see a rise in Africa on the world stage considering the moves that are being made there, of course the men i was speaking to all laughed. Many commonfolk in the US still believe africa will never be a global powerhouse, but they continue to disconnect from western influence, and with that I believe they will regain primary control of thier resources which will propel them forward economically and potentially even open up new opportunities in commodities on the continent.
Africa country's to live and do business i think is Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon, Namibia, Botswana. And i think in the future Zimbabwe if everything goes well. I would like to put Nigeria i am a Nigeria citizen but Nigeria need to fix their security problem, health problems and electric problems before i put Nigeria. Africa is the future guys i would say buy a land guys African will change in the future i think in 10 to 20 years it will be one of the best places to live.
Shut up,you are not Nigerian,you are ghanian,insicurity is your border between ghana and burkina faso,laeve Nigeria alone,this is why africa in not moving forward self hate,ghana have no electricity right now.
@@koriifaloju2051 South Africa need to look at his people first they need to leave Palestine that's not Africa problem those people don't care about Africa. 76 year's and they are in war like wtf is not normal.
No you are NOT a Nigerian 🇳🇬 citizen, if you are (which I highly doubt) then you most likely are from my paternal relatives from the East. I have been fortunate to live within and outside Africa and what we have in Nigeria (though.not so good) isn’t THAT BAD. EVERY country has issues, your obvious bitterness will keep hindering you, while the country grows. Btw I guess you didn’t watch the video, as what he said flew through your head.
As an Indian, I really hope African countries are the next frontrunner in the world's economy. So many opportunities there ! So much potential for growth ! Lovely countries and great culture too
Brah India is moving to be the economic Powerhouse over the next 100 years. You demographics and education levels combined with Labour market is shweeeett!
As a Ghanaian that country is on my next list to visit. My cousin goes to Rwanda a lot he says beautiful, friendly people and great standard of living.
My impression is that most Kenyans don't see it that way. They have have always jumped at the opportunity to get out of there, anywhere, some even to Saudi Arabia. Now with Ruto in charge of a bankrupt and getting even bankrupter country things look... grim.
I'm South African. Looking at the state of the world it would have to be really worthwhile for me to move anywhere else. Each town in SA is different. So many cultures and demographics. There's always at least one great place that will suit one's particular personality and business goals. Every pot has a lid.
@@blessingmasawi3616that's because he isn't and constantly feels the need to point it out to feel better about himself.knowing very well that he is a coloniser. Sick people!
I plan on moving to the mother continent for sure…..deciding where since I’ve only been to three countries. I’m considering Rwanda, Mauritius, Cape Verde, South Africa and its sister countries.
I have currently two passports, and I am planning to get one from South Anerica, and one from an African country, so I'll be able to live and work whereever I want in the world, no matter what happens. But I will get it in a much cheaper way. I won't spend 45k to get a passport. I will get it for free. Knowledge is power.
@@musavillarin6102 the plan is to get a passport from Argentina. It takes only two years to get it, and you do not need to get married. You need to demonstrate to have an income of at least 250 USD a month, which I have. I plan to enter in the country with a passport, and exit with the other one, so they won't know I was out of the country. This is doable in a number of ways. Then I will apply for citizenship, and I will get my second passport. There is an African country where you can, instead, get citizenship if you marry a local, without hacing to leave in the country. You can eventually divorce after and keep the passport. I plan to pay an African woman a small amount, marry her, and get the passport, then divorce her. Thsi way I will obtain two additional passports at a very low cost. It is probably not completely legal, but what is it?
There is no free south african passport you have gotten a work permit fist for 5 years and the apply for permanent residency even then after 5 more years as a resident then your become a citizen and no you cannot cheat the system by dating a south African woman or man
According to Goldman Sachs, by 2075, Nigeria will be a top 5 economy. Ethiopia, Ghana, Egypt are in a list of future biggest economies. Whilst countries like Denmark, Norway and Sweden are not in the list. Africa is the next biggest thing.
@@ikengaspirit3063 one projection is for sure. Nigeria will surpass the US in population (none of it is from immigration, like the US is). Currently the US has 335M. Currently Nigeria has 225M. India did the same with China.
@@LostintheUS-2030 a study came out a while ago (gulf project Colombia.edu) that estimated Nigeria's population 20 million below the official number. Now, that was in like 2016. Remember that for well over a decade now, Nigeria's official population figures have been based off projections not a proper census.
What sucks is that the ONLY thing holding Nigeria and much of sub-Saharan Africa back is their governance. Literally just the ruling class - they’re immoral halfwits.
Thanks Andrew! You've conjured up a huge amount of interest in the continent of Africa. Mauritius is at the top of the list. Namibia is kind of interesting because of the demographics. Cape Verde is somewhat of a case study and requires so much more information in order for someone to even consider acquiring their passport.
I can remember when Andrew would make videos on good places to get passports and Africa with all of it's 54 countries was nowhere on any of his lists. And this was fairly recently. I would leave comments mentioning that fact and how he was amiss in not even mentioning one even though there were and are several. It's amazing how in such a short time his tune has changed
That is not a good thing for people to come and abuse that is how colonialism started they run from the mess they created and want to bring same mess here , happy south Africa,Namibia,Zimbabwe has laws to protect this even if you get a passport which is harder we have laws it does not mean they will be treated as locals or have the same access as locals because we have black empowerment
Correction… Africa never wanted aid Africa has been treated like a vessel for superpowers. It’s the most resource rich place on the planet, and it has the most international interference on the planet.
This is what I was saying to my colleagues in UK all these years. Go and live in Africa as an individual and not as a colonialist. Big difference. Easy life, stress free and less tax. We are friendly too. You have 54 countries to choose from.
I'm very optimistic about Africa's future. Lived here my whole life, been to Europe, going to Tbilisi in June, but there's something about this continent. It is neck deep in problems, but I do not suggest underestimating how quickly things can turn around. Zambia is very promising, and South Africa has enormous potential. The African Free Trade Area and freedom of movement protocols will fundamentally change the game. SA passport isn't terrible either. Not great, but not atrocious. Especially for third world and developing countries.
A word about background checks. Just because you have an American felony conviction, you may not necessarily be barred from residence or citizenship in another country. Murder, sex crimes, corruption, drug trafficking, and career crime are almost assuredly a disqualifier. Andrew interviewed a man with a US Federal felony conviction for explosives (misclassified fireworks) that is considered violent. He renounced US citizenship, is able to visit Japan, and has a visa to visit and stay in the US. Then, there are others with no criminal convictions or charges anywhere in the world who are barred from entry, like US citizen Michael Savage, who are banned from entry to UK. It's all a case-by-case basis. If you messed up by illegally carrying a gun in New York, got into a bar fight in Virginia where your attacker got stitches, or just failed to comply with federal regulations in a business, talk to a lawyer. Doors are closed to you, but not all.
12:43 when the 'African union' begins it will probably be more 'difficult' to get citizenship in Africa because the 'citizenships' will be a lot more 'valuable.'
OMG! I saw your Nairobi job advert and then I blinked and it disappeared 😢😢😢😢 Even texted the recruiter 😅 Would have been such a pleasure to work with you ❤ Remains one of my top linkedin regrets
Great location, however, its success is creating infrastructure problems. Wait for outcome of elections on 29 May as ANC is going to have less than 50%, so will be interesting
Cape Town has a high criminal rate, but after spending 3 years there I must say, it probably won't happen to you when you're streetsmart & know where to hang out and when to watch your surroundings. Other than that, to me, it's one of the best cities I've ever lived in.
I went to college with a wealthy Indian girl who raved about Tanzania. She siad it's gorgeous..if you have money many countries are wonderful. But also if middle class and living simply one can live abroad and not raise eyebrows or envy perhaps?
Just came home from Gambia, it was beautiful but seemed like a pain for my dad to find reliable labor, even as a Gambian ppl will try to get over on you
Great video. I thought I was the only one thing this way. I got all my kids a Gambia passport and a birth certificate to pass on to their kid if needed. When I met my wife in 1995 in the UK. The only reason we couldn't call it home is that none of us had any right to settle there. If only her Mom did apply for a UK citizenship we would have been ok. Now I have three passports and I use them all. A Gambia passport, New Zealand and Australia passport. It is the most liberating feeling ever.
I signed my Dad a few months ago up for Citizenship by Descent because his grandfather was born in Cape Verde (when it was a Portuguese territory) but he hasn’t received any response.
@@africaine4889 are you seriously assuming my ancestors were only there under the idea of colonization!? OMG, just falling for the good old “divide & conquer” of the leaders who have this world in such a mess. People following their lead rather than eliminating the leaders using us as pawns in their game to achieve control over ALL of US! 🙄 Wake up! The only problem we have are these bloodlines using our blood spilled to maintain their self appointed power.
@@africaine4889 Also its funny because Poertugal and most European countries have visa free travel to Cape Verde. And yet that same Portugal does not allow Cape Verdians into their country visa free to my knowledge.
finally someone talking possitively about nigeria even some local nigerians dont believe in their country but it is going to be a great place the amount of people alone needs to eat and live to grow a business etc and it has its trails but its a vibrate place and hope if good leaders and the young start to stop all the bad shit from happening image what can happen
My guy is finally seeing the light. Africa is where it's at. It's still the best place to live if you're middle class in the west. It offers a better quality of life if you have money. And the passports like the Kenyan one, give you access to most of the world except the west. But for Asia, middle east, Africa and the Caribbean. I was in Europe last year and was really unimpressed. The control was too much. Europe is horrible for entrepreneurs. You should get a Kenyan passport, allows dual citizenship and has one of the best passports in Africa. Property prices are very high, same price as in the west, especially in the four cities. Taxes and corruption is very high! The latter could be good or bad for your business depending on the industry you're in.
What is your obsession with Africa really ? What do you want... because you could simply visit have a good time and go back home. You did more than enough to us Africans
You explained something and gave an example of business like fertilizer manufacturing. Let us discuss if possible. This is a hot commodity from a country I come from and nobody seems to figure out how it can be done. Let's connect if possible.
Great video. I'm hoping to visit Mozambique as soon as I can. I'll initially visit the capital Maputo, and then I will visit Zambézia Province and see the beautiful forests and breathtaking mountains. ⛰️🌍 🇲🇿
Thank you Andrew for this long awaited video. I believe Africa is at a point in time now where southeast Asia was 30 years ago. Africa is truely the final frontier for offshore investing.
@@arnonabuurs7297because people aren’t exposed to the glaring opportunities they are looking for a job. I’m from the UK and lived in N. America my whole life, there’s more jobs in the Western countries but WAAAY more opportunities in Africa, those people don’t understand that difference
I would say business opportunities, yes, absolutely But offshore investing, it depends.... There’s a saying, you can be in Africa and easily run a business in Europe (from Africa), but it’s not easy to be in Europe and easily run a business in Africa.... You’d have to dig deep to find a local manager who can act as your alter-ego in most places in Africa (S. Africa might be the exception), that type of dedicated, self-starter work ethic isn’t as easily found here (not impossible but will take time to find/develop), if you can find or develop that person, your good as golden 😅
Benin is a very usefull and a very convenient small country, relatively stable as well, and next to a giant African economy, Nigeria, if you are in an any production business highly recommendable, very safe too..
Let me be honest. We Africans are very sceptical towards Westeners. Business might be easy for now, but mark my word, in future it will not be the case for Westeners and Asians. Don't say I didn't warn you.
and what can you say about African Union Passport. It is easy to obtain, what benefits and possibilities does it offer? What are the conditions to obtain it?
Doesn't exist yet for the masses but they are working on it. I think about 2 have been created thus far for notable African businessman. You'd first need citizenship in an African country before getting that passport
Just go, it’ll be far more efficient than long distance research. Registering & starting the business is made very easy. That being said, staying for longer periods of time will help get a sense of things on the ground & understand how you’d keep a business afloat & growing.
Morocco has the best passport in Africa. Think about the phosphate reserves they have there and the tourist industry. It's technically number 7, but it has the best potential for the future.
I've traveled to about 16 African countries. They are the most undeveloped countries I've been to and I've been to over 70 countries. Africa very corrupt and in some place it's very dangerous. Africa is a great country to travel in as it's very diverse and the country side is Amazing. I'm looking forward to going back one day to see more of the continent. Personally, I wouldn't like to live there full time or do business as it's just too corrupt, and I don't see that changing anytime in the future as corruption is just part of life there. There are so many more great options to live in than Africa.
Your video title is misleading because I was wondering if you meant "African Union passport" maybe. Just say Comoran passport since Africa's not a country. Otherwise, learned so much from your content and the quality of the video is top-notch. You got a new subbie
Unfortunately you can’t get dual citizenship in Tanzania. It’s sucks because I feel trapped being a Tanzanian. I will have settle for residency permits in other countries then I will denounce this citizenship.
Tanzania was awesome during the Plan dem ic; From Zanzibar, to Dar Es Salam to Moshi; we really enjoyed it. There is a significant populous looking toward Africa. Please continue sharing more Africa-centric content.
@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 In Tanzania, there was no mask mandate under the late former President. Overall, health outcomes were so much better across the continent than it was in Europe or the States. People are still trying to understand why "it" barely made an impact across a diverse population of over a billion people.
@@p.t.9709 What's to understand? A less insulin resistant population with adequate Vitamin D encounters the cold. Nothing happens. Here in the west however, we're so sickly from an unnatural lifestyle that a strong cold hurt us.
Rwanda is amazing and I agree, I hope they have a program for citizenship or at least residency. One of my most memorable and favourite countries in Africa. ❤️
Rwanda for sure. I have been to both countries (Rwanda - 2024 and Nigeria 2019). Kenyan in Europe but Rwanda is the most organised country I have seen. There are things to be improved, eg jobs for locals, but at least their government is functional. Clean and safe. Heaven for runners/joggers. I called the police in the middle of the night to complain about noise pollution and they showed up in less than 10 mins. Something that never happens in even Kenya or France.
@francisakali2101 What about the political risk though? Surely chaos will ensue when Kagame hands over power (if he does). Also they're trying to brush the issues under the carpet but there's still serious animosity as a result of the genocide and not to mention the rebel issue on the border with Congo.
I am not allowed to have more than one passport, I am Singaporean so it is illegal to have dual citizenships. It is one way our State controls us to behave properly.
I think you said you have a Caribbean passport. It's better for travel More countries could be visited without a visa Caribbean islands,' currencies are stronger and more stable Beautiful Caribbean, so proud.
The President of Tanzania died from Covid by the way. He denied how bad it was while he was secretly flown to Nairobi to get top medical care while his people died in their homes.
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Last year I made a comment on one of his videos about Africa.. people chewed me up, underrated place!
MOST PEOPLE ARE JUST NAIVE ABOUT AFRICA. THEY WATCH AND LISTEN TO BBC, CNN … ETC. ITS BETTER TO KEEP IT SECRET, BECAUSE ONCE PEOPLE GET TO KNOW WHATS GOING ON THERE . REAL ESTATE PRICES ARE JUST GONNA SHOOT UP
Some people are ignorant and don't actually travel. I lived in 6 African countries and it was a much better experience than the US
I've been living here in Kenya since 2021. I say, let's *KEEP* the African continent an "underrated place."
I went through a similar experience when I made a comment about a European country and I also experienced all the hatred they had towards foreigners, especially black people.
Because they’re racist clowns
Nigerian and Ghanaian descendant from Cuban and Puerto Rican parents here. I'm getting my Passport from both Nigeria and Ghana. Starting businesses.🇳🇬 🇬🇭🇨🇺🇵🇷
Whoa!
You're on a roll😊
If you’re Nigerian and Ghanaian by descent shouldn’t you be able to get citizenship there easily. I’m Panamanian and Jamaican by descent only thing I have to do is just fill out the paperwork and I’ll get a Jamaican passport.
How do you prove you are of Nigerian or Ghanaian descent?
@@magnetospin If you have parents, grandparents, great grandparents or even great great grandparents you just need documents birth certificates, marriage certificates or death certificates proving your relation to them. That’s what I’m doing to acquire my Jamaican citizenship.
No safe box required , because no one will bother to steal neither one of them 😂😂
Just kidding , I am african too
Finally! I moved from London to Addis Ababa 3 years ago. Now have investments in Ethiopia, Kenya and soon in Tanzania too. People are sleeping on African countries because of the stigma and constant bad press. The reality on the ground is a vibrant, growing and exciting landscape for investments. If you go to any decent hotel in Addis in Ethiopia they are FULL of westerners and East Asian and south Asian investors. They know what’s coming in the next 10 years.
hows the women in addis compared to london? are you on a visa or temp residency
We aren't sleeping on Africa, Africans are basically blocked from investing in Africa, remember what France said? Those who have encroached, changed the dynamics of the continent for centuries.
It's a matter of time. Unfortunately the negative side of Africa is what is out there. There is a lot of potential here
@miriamwangari784
The negative stigma hasn't stopped whites from exploiting the Continent. Let's be honest. Without the stolen human & mineral resources of Africa, the West would look like Eastern Europe. You owe your wealth & power to Africa & her children.
Well I'm in Tanzania, so when you open your business, let me know. 😂
I invest and love being in Africa, and it's the only place I feel at home now.
which country in Africa?
I’m on my 13th experienced living in an African country. I highly recommend people leaving behind their preconceived notions and embracing the endless beauty and opportunities the continent offers.
sure
Please don't let em know of the hidden gem Africa is. Let em continue wallowing in a make believe American bubble..
Wow 13! Which countries were your favorite?
True
With 1.4 billion people, the fastest growing countries, warm weather, vast resources and business opportunities, as well as low cost of living, the world is most welcome to experience African hospitality. Thank you, Andrew.
African Hospitality = South Sudan,Sudan,DR Congo,Central African Republic, Somalia,Mali,South Africa ?
I always heard about homicide, robbery, violence news from those countries.
@@Rocky25372 Again, as Andrew said, there are 54 countries... sigh*
@ricky25372
Are you sure your not talking about NYC, CHI, LA, STL, DET, PHIL, BAL?…….NEED I GO ON?
@@Rocky25372 "I always heard about" That tells us all we need to know about you
@@dgourdine50 I agree with you.While those areas are indeed risky, it's important to recognize that Africa tends to be more dangerous compared to the US and Europe. Their local news & da rk web reports incidents like carjacking, kidnappings, homicide, and armed robbery as common crimes.
Andrew is like an old money Chinese businessman-always collecting citizenships. Singapore 🇸🇬, Mauritius 🇲🇺, Seychelles 🇸🇨, etc. 💪
I have a Singapore passport. But I hate it due to forbiden dual citizenship.
@@scienceandartclub We forbid as well in the US but many US combat Veterans end up getting a second in secret to eventually give up the first.
@@mosqutio88 But US doesn't allow it????
@@scienceandartclub No, it does not. It’s only illegal until proven guilty ;)
@@scienceandartclub The US does allow dual citizenship, but doesn't recognize dual nationality. This means that you have to enter the US on your US passport if you're a US citizen and you can't ask the other country you're a citizen of to bail you out in the US if you commit a crime. But yes, Singapore's one of the strictest when it comes to dual citizenship because there are legal provisions to deprive you of citizenship if you're caught.
Great vid, love how you're thinking 'outside of the box' and also 'down the Road a bit'
As a Black American Businessman, Africa and South America are on my radar for property and business deals.
Don't understand your "as a black" blah blah blah, leave that in the US my man, and yes we welcome you.
*BLACK*
Welcome brother. A number of us have made the transition already. Peace.
Also, as an African American, you will not just be tolerated; but celebrated in many countries on the continent. South Africa in particular really esteems African Americans highly. You can almost feel guilty for the preferential treatment you get, even in business.
No need to say u black dud.
This guy collects passports like baseball trading cards 😂
Literally my dream!
One if the BEST THING TO DO , THINK 10-15 YRS OUT
He’s in the industry of helping others to get second citizenships and residences so he is being a guinea pig for his clients and he has so many options . Overkill for others but not him .
I’d love to have an African passport too, I spent almost 2 years there!
Africa would love to have the Italian stallion ...
@@AfricanExpat no need to pay, I know many Kenyan girls who would love an Italian passport in exchange :)
@@blochspin ahah, thanks!
karibu kenya.
@@blochspin Europeans can travel to most African countries without a visa, yet it doesnt work the other way around, Africans do not get visa free travel to Europe. Now you want to give them African passports? 🤔
I still live in the states and I recently mentioned in a conversation that I do believe we will see a rise in Africa on the world stage considering the moves that are being made there, of course the men i was speaking to all laughed. Many commonfolk in the US still believe africa will never be a global powerhouse, but they continue to disconnect from western influence, and with that I believe they will regain primary control of thier resources which will propel them forward economically and potentially even open up new opportunities in commodities on the continent.
Can you elaborate on the moves we are seeing in Africa? I am just curious because to be honest I know very little about what is going on in Africa.
Completely agree!
Yes, Nigeria is a great place to invest, & since I'm a Nigerian prince, I will be glad to do it for you....
@shaun3713 He noes da wei
I thought you found a treasure 😂
All is your people tell they prince 🤴😂😂I don’t believe you
bro 😂
Haha! 😂
African countries are a good choice for the diaspora to seriously consider for resident visa and passports.
Cape Verde… gorgeous spot!
Ability to live in portugal
Great vid Adam Cheer from 2 Canadians living in Mexico.
I am Cape Verdean! 🇨🇻
Sal, Cape Verde is the tourist island ☀️🌴 Beautiful beaches and friendly people 💜
I'm from Cape Verde too
I from Portugal! Do you know how can I get cabo verde passaporte?
I'll love to experience Cape Verde
Primo 😂 Im From Fogo
@@hermicruz9937 which island are you from?
Being there done that. Became a millionaire during the process.
There are 54 countries in Africa where you need to travel before you settle. They are all various in terms of doing business.
Africa country's to live and do business i think is Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon, Namibia, Botswana. And i think in the future Zimbabwe if everything goes well. I would like to put Nigeria i am a Nigeria citizen but Nigeria need to fix their security problem, health problems and electric problems before i put Nigeria. Africa is the future guys i would say buy a land guys African will change in the future i think in 10 to 20 years it will be one of the best places to live.
You totally missed the best option in West Africa; Ivory Coast, best in the East; Rwanda, South Africa and the best of the north..
Tanzinia
Shut up,you are not Nigerian,you are ghanian,insicurity is your border between ghana and burkina faso,laeve Nigeria alone,this is why africa in not moving forward self hate,ghana have no electricity right now.
@@koriifaloju2051 South Africa need to look at his people first they need to leave Palestine that's not Africa problem those people don't care about Africa. 76 year's and they are in war like wtf is not normal.
No you are NOT a Nigerian 🇳🇬 citizen, if you are (which I highly doubt) then you most likely are from my paternal relatives from the East. I have been fortunate to live within and outside Africa and what we have in Nigeria (though.not so good) isn’t THAT BAD. EVERY country has issues, your obvious bitterness will keep hindering you, while the country grows. Btw I guess you didn’t watch the video, as what he said flew through your head.
As an Indian, I really hope African countries are the next frontrunner in the world's economy. So many opportunities there ! So much potential for growth ! Lovely countries and great culture too
Brah India is moving to be the economic Powerhouse over the next 100 years. You demographics and education levels combined with Labour market is shweeeett!
We are coming for you too!!!
You all stay in your countries. Trying to take advantage of Africans again.
@@H-D11 not really they have the worst corruption and are unable to move past identity politics and caste system.
What sort of culture do they have?
Currently in Rwanda 🇷🇼
How do you find it over there?
As a Ghanaian that country is on my next list to visit. My cousin goes to Rwanda a lot he says beautiful, friendly people and great standard of living.
Shithole!
Just left there
@@Muriithitalksfootball Very safe, clean , orderly but expensive housing
am in kenya and i can really tell you that here is the future
Yeah? What do you love about it?
Lol, think again 😂
My impression is that most Kenyans don't see it that way. They have have always jumped at the opportunity to get out of there, anywhere, some even to Saudi Arabia. Now with Ruto in charge of a bankrupt and getting even bankrupter country things look... grim.
Westgate, Al Shabaab, high crime... I'll pass. We're Botswana bound.
@@marcusaurelius8875 time will telll.... in the meantime do your homework
I'm South African.
Looking at the state of the world it would have to be really worthwhile for me to move anywhere else.
Each town in SA is different.
So many cultures and demographics. There's always at least one great place that will suit one's particular personality and business goals.
Every pot has a lid.
I currently do business in Kenya and live there and it's the best move that I could make.
I'm South African, and I'm not leaving.
I left Zimbabwe for Canada. If SA was safe I'd never ever leave.
@@Be3nzhave fun bro
Lots of South Africans who did leave are moving back now. Very encouraging 🇿🇦
@@blessingmasawi3616that's because he isn't and constantly feels the need to point it out to feel better about himself.knowing very well that he is a coloniser. Sick people!
... until Malema starts to fulfill his promises ... Zimbabwe 2.0 😡
Absolutely God Bless all of the families who gave their lives on D Day !
I plan on moving to the mother continent for sure…..deciding where since I’ve only been to three countries. I’m considering Rwanda, Mauritius, Cape Verde, South Africa and its sister countries.
Just spent a month with Family that lives in Cape town. The standard of living is better there than most of America
I have currently two passports, and I am planning to get one from South Anerica, and one from an African country, so I'll be able to live and work whereever I want in the world, no matter what happens. But I will get it in a much cheaper way. I won't spend 45k to get a passport. I will get it for free. Knowledge is power.
Elaborate pls
@@musavillarin6102 the plan is to get a passport from Argentina. It takes only two years to get it, and you do not need to get married. You need to demonstrate to have an income of at least 250 USD a month, which I have. I plan to enter in the country with a passport, and exit with the other one, so they won't know I was out of the country. This is doable in a number of ways. Then I will apply for citizenship, and I will get my second passport. There is an African country where you can, instead, get citizenship if you marry a local, without hacing to leave in the country. You can eventually divorce after and keep the passport. I plan to pay an African woman a small amount, marry her, and get the passport, then divorce her. Thsi way I will obtain two additional passports at a very low cost. It is probably not completely legal, but what is it?
There is no free south african passport you have gotten a work permit fist for 5 years and the apply for permanent residency even then after 5 more years as a resident then your become a citizen and no you cannot cheat the system by dating a south African woman or man
Yeah, for me too.
According to Goldman Sachs, by 2075, Nigeria will be a top 5 economy. Ethiopia, Ghana, Egypt are in a list of future biggest economies. Whilst countries like Denmark, Norway and Sweden are not in the list. Africa is the next biggest thing.
Don't believe any 50 year off projection about Nigeria. They've all been far too optimistic.
@@ikengaspirit3063 one projection is for sure. Nigeria will surpass the US in population (none of it is from immigration, like the US is).
Currently the US has 335M. Currently Nigeria has 225M.
India did the same with China.
@@LostintheUS-2030 a study came out a while ago (gulf project Colombia.edu) that estimated Nigeria's population 20 million below the official number. Now, that was in like 2016.
Remember that for well over a decade now, Nigeria's official population figures have been based off projections not a proper census.
What sucks is that the ONLY thing holding Nigeria and much of sub-Saharan Africa back is their governance. Literally just the ruling class - they’re immoral halfwits.
There are many opportunities in Africa.. and many interesting people and places...
Have your next Event in Nairobi Kenya!
Thanks Andrew!
You've conjured up a huge amount of interest in the continent of Africa.
Mauritius is at the top of the list.
Namibia is kind of interesting because of the demographics.
Cape Verde is somewhat of a case study and requires so much more information in order for someone to even consider acquiring their passport.
I can remember when Andrew would make videos on good places to get passports and Africa with all of it's 54 countries was nowhere on any of his lists. And this was fairly recently. I would leave comments mentioning that fact and how he was amiss in not even mentioning one even though there were and are several. It's amazing how in such a short time his tune has changed
Exactly. I'm a bit shocked and mildly suspicious to be honest.
Thank you for covering the continent of Africa. Africa is the future.
That is not a good thing for people to come and abuse that is how colonialism started they run from the mess they created and want to bring same mess here , happy south Africa,Namibia,Zimbabwe has laws to protect this even if you get a passport which is harder we have laws it does not mean they will be treated as locals or have the same access as locals because we have black empowerment
I don't disagree with you.
Stop begging, you sound pathetic
Correction… Africa never wanted aid Africa has been treated like a vessel for superpowers. It’s the most resource rich place on the planet, and it has the most international interference on the planet.
Exactly, Africa has a lot of opportunities.
This is what I was saying to my colleagues in UK all these years. Go and live in Africa as an individual and not as a colonialist. Big difference. Easy life, stress free and less tax. We are friendly too. You have 54 countries to choose from.
What? Smh
I'm very optimistic about Africa's future. Lived here my whole life, been to Europe, going to Tbilisi in June, but there's something about this continent. It is neck deep in problems, but I do not suggest underestimating how quickly things can turn around. Zambia is very promising, and South Africa has enormous potential. The African Free Trade Area and freedom of movement protocols will fundamentally change the game.
SA passport isn't terrible either. Not great, but not atrocious. Especially for third world and developing countries.
Yea learn from your ancestors bro
The Belt and Road Initiatives have much improved the infrastructures in Africa. Africa has good potential.
No it didn’t lol.
😅@@roblowe8295
Zambia had the best valued currency ito value against USD a few years ago
china raped the african economy so many times. lol😂
That's a few countries in East Africa, and to benefit China
Rwanda is a great country to invest in. Calm, beautiful, natural, safe, easy to get business documents, friendly and living standards great.
Don't forget boring too 😅
I am ruandan, be careful there. Everything is all facade
@@ericmaniraho2260 Can you please elaborate on your comment for the people who have been considering Rwanda.
@@larynOneka8080 opposition leaders are in jail or in exile. Other killed or dessapeared
@@ericmaniraho2260 Got it. Does that safety issue extend to the general population or does in stay in the political class?
A word about background checks. Just because you have an American felony conviction, you may not necessarily be barred from residence or citizenship in another country. Murder, sex crimes, corruption, drug trafficking, and career crime are almost assuredly a disqualifier. Andrew interviewed a man with a US Federal felony conviction for explosives (misclassified fireworks) that is considered violent. He renounced US citizenship, is able to visit Japan, and has a visa to visit and stay in the US.
Then, there are others with no criminal convictions or charges anywhere in the world who are barred from entry, like US citizen Michael Savage, who are banned from entry to UK.
It's all a case-by-case basis. If you messed up by illegally carrying a gun in New York, got into a bar fight in Virginia where your attacker got stitches, or just failed to comply with federal regulations in a business, talk to a lawyer. Doors are closed to you, but not all.
12:43 when the 'African union' begins it will probably be more 'difficult' to get citizenship in Africa because the 'citizenships' will be a lot more 'valuable.'
OMG! I saw your Nairobi job advert and then I blinked and it disappeared 😢😢😢😢
Even texted the recruiter 😅
Would have been such a pleasure to work with you ❤
Remains one of my top linkedin regrets
Thoughts on moving to Cape Town, South Africa? perhaps an episode on South Africa would do.
Great location, however, its success is creating infrastructure problems. Wait for outcome of elections on 29 May as ANC is going to have less than 50%, so will be interesting
@@geoffjstyping rubbish
Cape Town has a high criminal rate, but after spending 3 years there I must say, it probably won't happen to you when you're streetsmart & know where to hang out and when to watch your surroundings. Other than that, to me, it's one of the best cities I've ever lived in.
They got 40%
I went to college with a wealthy Indian girl who raved about Tanzania. She siad it's gorgeous..if you have money many countries are wonderful. But also if middle class and living simply one can live abroad and not raise eyebrows or envy perhaps?
Just came home from Gambia, it was beautiful but seemed like a pain for my dad to find reliable labor, even as a Gambian ppl will try to get over on you
I knew this was coming 4 years ago.
40% in a Month! As a day trader that sounds like quite a place to work some magic!
Great video. I thought I was the only one thing this way. I got all my kids a Gambia passport and a birth certificate to pass on to their kid if needed. When I met my wife in 1995 in the UK. The only reason we couldn't call it home is that none of us had any right to settle there. If only her Mom did apply for a UK citizenship we would have been ok. Now I have three passports and I use them all. A Gambia passport, New Zealand and Australia passport. It is the most liberating feeling ever.
Just want to mention South Africa, Botswana, Namibia as a few places in lower africa that are awesome :)
I signed my Dad a few months ago up for Citizenship by Descent because his grandfather was born in Cape Verde (when it was a Portuguese territory) but he hasn’t received any response.
Same here (India, in my case). 😢
Go there.
You mean during colonization? Why would african countries give citizenship to Portuguese just becauaw their ancestors were colonizers there?
@@africaine4889 are you seriously assuming my ancestors were only there under the idea of colonization!? OMG, just falling for the good old “divide & conquer” of the leaders who have this world in such a mess. People following their lead rather than eliminating the leaders using us as pawns in their game to achieve control over ALL of US! 🙄 Wake up! The only problem we have are these bloodlines using our blood spilled to maintain their self appointed power.
@@africaine4889 Also its funny because Poertugal and most European countries have visa free travel to Cape Verde. And yet that same Portugal does not allow Cape Verdians into their country visa free to my knowledge.
This was refreshing to watch, glad you are speaking on Africa.
So a European has to speak about Africa for you to feel refreshed , so pathetic
You persuaded me to renounce my decision of leaving my homeland.
Stay and build the Motherland. As a Diaspora, I may be returning, after being away for 500 years. Benin and Rwanda may be considerations.
finally someone talking possitively about nigeria even some local nigerians dont believe in their country but it is going to be a great place the amount of people alone needs to eat and live to grow a business etc and it has its trails but its a vibrate place and hope if good leaders and the young start to stop all the bad shit from happening image what can happen
Yes Africa is the place. Good Nomad Capitalist.
Really enjoy your vids, thanks!!
Thanks!
Thanks for considering and talking about Africa.
My guy is finally seeing the light. Africa is where it's at. It's still the best place to live if you're middle class in the west. It offers a better quality of life if you have money. And the passports like the Kenyan one, give you access to most of the world except the west. But for Asia, middle east, Africa and the Caribbean. I was in Europe last year and was really unimpressed. The control was too much. Europe is horrible for entrepreneurs. You should get a Kenyan passport, allows dual citizenship and has one of the best passports in Africa. Property prices are very high, same price as in the west, especially in the four cities. Taxes and corruption is very high! The latter could be good or bad for your business depending on the industry you're in.
I'm in South Africa and if I look at it, there's so much potential for it to be a super power.
It has so much more to offer than most western nations
South Africa was a rich country, not anymore. I don’t think things will change for the better.
Leave us alone!
STAY IN THE WEST PLEASE, YOU GUYS ARE ALREADY MAKING IT WORSE FOR ORDINARY CITIZENS 😢
Im in the uk and plan to move to south africa 🇿🇦
good riddance
What do you think about South Africa? Is it becoming better economically etc. or worse
I need to visit a friend that moved there back home from Europe
SA is an amazing lifestyle. Underated and improving slowly@@enjoystraveling
Have you already bought the generator?
Don't come!
What is your obsession with Africa really ? What do you want... because you could simply visit have a good time and go back home. You did more than enough to us Africans
Nigeria 🇳🇬 is the next superpower and will be among the top 5 biggest economy in the near future. My Nigerian passport is PRICELESS ❤❤❤.
Lies
@@Hotandspicy00 cry me a river
Stop lying on a public platform.
@@Hotandspicy00 take your empty brain elsewhere, you are completely void of any form of intelligence.
😂😂😂😂
You explained something and gave an example of business like fertilizer manufacturing. Let us discuss if possible. This is a hot commodity from a country I come from and nobody seems to figure out how it can be done. Let's connect if possible.
Great video. I'm hoping to visit Mozambique as soon as I can. I'll initially visit the capital Maputo, and then I will visit Zambézia Province and see the beautiful forests and breathtaking mountains. ⛰️🌍 🇲🇿
Tanzania 🇹🇿!!
Thank you Andrew for this long awaited video. I believe Africa is at a point in time now where southeast Asia was 30 years ago.
Africa is truely the final frontier for offshore investing.
@@arnonabuurs7297 you could ask the same question for why the migrants are coming to the US.
@@arnonabuurs7297because people aren’t exposed to the glaring opportunities they are looking for a job.
I’m from the UK and lived in N. America my whole life, there’s more jobs in the Western countries but WAAAY more opportunities in Africa,
those people don’t understand that difference
I would say business opportunities, yes, absolutely
But offshore investing, it depends....
There’s a saying, you can be in Africa and easily run a business in Europe (from Africa), but it’s not easy to be in Europe and easily run a business in Africa....
You’d have to dig deep to find a local manager who can act as your alter-ego in most places in Africa (S. Africa might be the exception),
that type of dedicated, self-starter work ethic isn’t as easily found here (not impossible but will take time to find/develop), if you can find or develop that person, your good as golden 😅
@@koriifaloju2051 "But offshore investing, it depends...." well you could've said the same thing about both Georgia and Serbia 30 years ago.
Africa is a continent right? Many individual countries inside right?
Yes dummy
SMH--- still, in 2024, we have to say this!
😂😂😂😂 shut up
Thanks you Andrew!!!
*Why would you assume African attitudes toward western immigrants are any different to western attitudes towards African immigrants?*
Actually, my best friends are from South Africa, what they called "colored" or "black". Shitty people are everywhere and so are good people.
Andrew, welcome 🙏
Fool
Benin is a very usefull and a very convenient small country, relatively stable as well, and next to a giant African economy, Nigeria, if you are in an any production business highly recommendable, very safe too..
I'm headed to Africa soon still trying to figure out what country and city but my heart is set there
That makes no sense.
If all of humanity originally came from Africa, citizenship by descent is a no-brainer.
lololol😂
No african citizenship to western people unless u are black
All of humanity didn't come from Africa 😂
@@SehkmetMaat LOL... Oldest hominid fossil is still from Ethiopia. Another creationist, possibly? So you also believe in flat earths?
@@MrLee-gj2jz ??? It would be more interesting if you addressed what I said & not attribute your ideas to me, so…
Hi Andrew, would it be possible for you to do a video about Spain’s cancellation of their Golden Visa programme?
Rwanda may grant citizenship by exception if you invest more than $100.000 in this country.
Let me be honest. We Africans are very sceptical towards Westeners. Business might be easy for now, but mark my word, in future it will not be the case for Westeners and Asians. Don't say I didn't warn you.
You reckon property rights will be broken down the road,?
and what can you say about African Union Passport. It is easy to obtain, what benefits and possibilities does it offer? What are the conditions to obtain it?
Doesn't exist yet for the masses but they are working on it. I think about 2 have been created thus far for notable African businessman. You'd first need citizenship in an African country before getting that passport
An African Passport, what is that?
We don't have such an entity or single country that issues a passport.
Thank you for this video. I've been researching Rwanda since 2019. Very interested in starting a business there and having a second home.
Just go, it’ll be far more efficient than long distance research. Registering & starting the business is made very easy. That being said, staying for longer periods of time will help get a sense of things on the ground & understand how you’d keep a business afloat & growing.
Rwanda 🇷🇼 doesn’t allow dual citizenship.
@@crystalaugust3818 Thank you for the info. I've researched that info already.
@@crystalaugust3818are you sure
@@crystalaugust3818wrong, who told you that?
What about seychelles?? Anyway i can get their Passport/citizenship?
Morocco has the best passport in Africa. Think about the phosphate reserves they have there and the tourist industry. It's technically number 7, but it has the best potential for the future.
An African passport. Which offices give an African passport? are they perhaps located in the capital of Africa?
It's a continent not a country 🤦🏿
I've traveled to about 16 African countries. They are the most undeveloped countries I've been to and I've been to over 70 countries. Africa very corrupt and in some place it's very dangerous. Africa is a great country to travel in as it's very diverse and the country side is Amazing. I'm looking forward to going back one day to see more of the continent. Personally, I wouldn't like to live there full time or do business as it's just too corrupt, and I don't see that changing anytime in the future as corruption is just part of life there. There are so many more great options to live in than Africa.
Why not stay in europe
Good question...maybe too expensive post Brexit😆
@@whtwht You have to be the lowest bottom barrel person in life to move from Europe to Africa 😅😅😅😅 What a failure
I’ve learned to do the same to add to my passport portfolio. Africa.❤
Your video title is misleading because I was wondering if you meant "African Union passport" maybe. Just say Comoran passport since Africa's not a country. Otherwise, learned so much from your content and the quality of the video is top-notch. You got a new subbie
Welcome.
If I may be bold : Africa IS the future, the future IS now .
Unfortunately you can’t get dual citizenship in Tanzania. It’s sucks because I feel trapped being a Tanzanian. I will have settle for residency permits in other countries then I will denounce this citizenship.
Tanzania was awesome during the Plan dem ic; From Zanzibar, to Dar Es Salam to Moshi; we really enjoyed it. There is a significant populous looking toward Africa. Please continue sharing more Africa-centric content.
How much masking happened? Travel restrictions for the un"treated"?
@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 I was there in 2021. No one was masking. The only place they were half-heartedly asking for masks was at the airport.
@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 none
@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 In Tanzania, there was no mask mandate under the late former President. Overall, health outcomes were so much better across the continent than it was in Europe or the States. People are still trying to understand why "it" barely made an impact across a diverse population of over a billion people.
@@p.t.9709 What's to understand? A less insulin resistant population with adequate Vitamin D encounters the cold. Nothing happens. Here in the west however, we're so sickly from an unnatural lifestyle that a strong cold hurt us.
I’m certain next stop Africa for us. I’m hoping their citizenship policy changes soon. Rwanda could be an option too. Nigeria based on DNA?
Rwanda is amazing and I agree, I hope they have a program for citizenship or at least residency. One of my most memorable and favourite countries in Africa. ❤️
Rwanda for sure. I have been to both countries (Rwanda - 2024 and Nigeria 2019). Kenyan in Europe but Rwanda is the most organised country I have seen. There are things to be improved, eg jobs for locals, but at least their government is functional. Clean and safe. Heaven for runners/joggers. I called the police in the middle of the night to complain about noise pollution and they showed up in less than 10 mins. Something that never happens in even Kenya or France.
@francisakali2101 What about the political risk though? Surely chaos will ensue when Kagame hands over power (if he does). Also they're trying to brush the issues under the carpet but there's still serious animosity as a result of the genocide and not to mention the rebel issue on the border with Congo.
Rwanda government is a thug!
@@dlc2479 that's the risk. We can only hope there'll be continuity (of the positives) after their current president.
I am not allowed to have more than one passport, I am Singaporean so it is illegal to have dual citizenships. It is one way our State controls us to behave properly.
Also ensures there's not a skills shortage ..
Central African republic was talking about a passport by investment
I think you said you have a Caribbean passport. It's better for travel More countries could be visited without a visa
Caribbean islands,' currencies are stronger and more stable
Beautiful Caribbean, so proud.
Some interesting options in this part of the world👌
The President of Tanzania died from Covid by the way. He denied how bad it was while he was secretly flown to Nairobi to get top medical care while his people died in their homes.
Andrew I was born in Rwanda. I should be able to get the passport but sofar unsuccesful.
Forget Asia, Africa is going to be the growth story of the 21st century.
21st century just started ;)
1. Rwanda 2. Cape verde 3.Namibia 4. Tanzania 5. Kenya 6. Seychelles and 7. Nauritious are the countries I would try first
No stay away from cape verde