The only reason I was able to run away from Venezuela was thanks to my second passport. I have friends without second passport and they're trapped, or had to run away illegally. Can't recommend enough to get a second passport ASAP before it's too late.
I'm so thankful to have found this channel. I've learned I'm eligible for citizenship in Latvia by descent and now I'm in the process of applying for it. I'm from the US and don't have many good feelings about the future. I can't wait to be able to move around and find the place that treats me best.
Hi Andrew, I'm the guy that you met today. Hope I did not caught you off guard out of the brief encounter. It was really nice to meet you in person as it was surreal. Keep up the good work that you do! ☺
Dear Andrew, I am currently an American college student. As someone who hopes to someday own a business, and someone who really loves traveling the world, I'm really glad I found your channel as it allows me to think about (important) lifestyle choices I might not otherwise be exposed to. I too do not want to be at the mercy of one country. I plan on getting my first job outside the United States. One video you could make that would help out people in my demographic are a guide to countries where it is easy for graduates to obtain work visas and start the clock on a naturalization timer. Keep up the good work!
Good info., thank you. Maybe consider doing a video about best countries to have your children in to get a second passport for them. For example few know this, but if you have your child in Mexico you are considered to be "of the land" therefore entitlted to Mexican citizenship. I have a close friend, in 1970 his mother was pregnant and her friend flew her down to the jungles of Mexico to have him. Her first husband was killed in the Vietnam War. She said, "my son is not going to have to be forced to fight in an unjust war". After having him she went to the local gov't office and registered his birth then flew back. My friend lives in South Korea now, he went to the Mexican embassy and showed them his paperwork and they said, "we consider you a Mexican citizen, apply for your passport if you want it". If i was an American living in America, i would do this 100%. Because your kid will have American citizenship and Mexican if they like in the future and key is they can OWN LAND there...which Non-Mexicans can not do. Also with an EU passport if a child is born there, and they get it, they won't have to worry about health care someday. peace from Macau
Small example for me, but I'm dual US/Canadian. Canada just lost visa access to India - a place I've been before and have some reasons to revisit - because of their draconian Covid laws. I now require a visa as a Canadian, but not as an American. Each passport makes me immune to whatever immigration nonsense the other government comes up with.
Great video with excellent examples provided here lol 😅, especially with the mom and dad scenario. Having alternative passports is a great insurance policy l, especially for younger People Who Will have to deal with more hurdles in the future!
You should do video about individuals who are American citizens that have a high net worth in crypto and will want to bug out another nations favorable to crypto. Some place besides Puerto Rico.
Andrew, there are a lot of american citizens of african descends, moving to Ghana, Gambia,... in short in Africa and getting a second citizenship. Why do you never talk about it? Isn’t that a market you can explore and tell us more about? Or do you not think that you can earn any business serving that demographic? I am african American and I have been following your for years. I definitely would like to see this explored.
if somewhere in my family tree i have an american great great grandfather married to my half spanish great great grandmother but their marriage certificate was lost in a church fire, is there still a chance i can be an american or spanish citizen?
The only reason I was able to run away from Venezuela was thanks to my second passport. I have friends without second passport and they're trapped, or had to run away illegally. Can't recommend enough to get a second passport ASAP before it's too late.
Wow, thanks for sharing that, Will.
Glad you're out, man. Harsh times.
I'm so thankful to have found this channel. I've learned I'm eligible for citizenship in Latvia by descent and now I'm in the process of applying for it. I'm from the US and don't have many good feelings about the future. I can't wait to be able to move around and find the place that treats me best.
I Just got my Slovenian passport, it still cheaper in taxes than Canada.
It gets to a point where you do more for Canada than Canada does for. Glad you got it. Canada’s glory days seem behind it anyway
Same in and for the United States.
Smart move. Congrats
In Slovenia it's higher if I'm not mistaken
Beautiful country too.
“Harshing your mellow.” Absolutely how it feels in the US sometimes.
Hi Andrew, I'm the guy that you met today. Hope I did not caught you off guard out of the brief encounter. It was really nice to meet you in person as it was surreal.
Keep up the good work that you do! ☺
Dear Andrew,
I am currently an American college student. As someone who hopes to someday own a business, and someone who really loves traveling the world, I'm really glad I found your channel as it allows me to think about (important) lifestyle choices I might not otherwise be exposed to. I too do not want to be at the mercy of one country.
I plan on getting my first job outside the United States. One video you could make that would help out people in my demographic are a guide to countries where it is easy for graduates to obtain work visas and start the clock on a naturalization timer.
Keep up the good work!
Good info., thank you. Maybe consider doing a video about best countries to have your children in to get a second passport for them. For example few know this, but if you have your child in Mexico you are considered to be "of the land" therefore entitlted to Mexican citizenship. I have a close friend, in 1970 his mother was pregnant and her friend flew her down to the jungles of Mexico to have him. Her first husband was killed in the Vietnam War. She said, "my son is not going to have to be forced to fight in an unjust war". After having him she went to the local gov't office and registered his birth then flew back. My friend lives in South Korea now, he went to the Mexican embassy and showed them his paperwork and they said, "we consider you a Mexican citizen, apply for your passport if you want it". If i was an American living in America, i would do this 100%. Because your kid will have American citizenship and Mexican if they like in the future and key is they can OWN LAND there...which Non-Mexicans can not do. Also with an EU passport if a child is born there, and they get it, they won't have to worry about health care someday. peace from Macau
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@@nomadcapitalist cheers man!!!
@@nomadcapitalist thats NC........
Not all European countries my sister born there but she still can't get and she try for more 30 years it isn't that easy.
Small example for me, but I'm dual US/Canadian. Canada just lost visa access to India - a place I've been before and have some reasons to revisit - because of their draconian Covid laws. I now require a visa as a Canadian, but not as an American. Each passport makes me immune to whatever immigration nonsense the other government comes up with.
Great video with excellent examples provided here lol 😅, especially with the mom and dad scenario. Having alternative passports is a great insurance policy l, especially for younger People Who Will have to deal with more hurdles in the future!
"It could never happen here". Something Canadians USED to say.
I can't understand what's my options right now, how do I find out?
Andrew. You are a smart man
Brilliant explanation.
hi andrew! are these countries offer citizenship by investment programs: switzerland, netherland, monaco, cayman islands and british virgin islands?
Yes they cost alot more money 💰
You should do video about individuals who are American citizens that have a high net worth in crypto and will want to bug out another nations favorable to crypto. Some place besides Puerto Rico.
Thanks for the idea, JP. We do help people with this on a regular basis, and may make a video about it in the future.
Roulette was not a good example as you're guaranteed to lose no matter what your bet "strategy" is :)
Andrew, there are a lot of american citizens of african descends, moving to Ghana, Gambia,... in short in Africa and getting a second citizenship. Why do you never talk about it? Isn’t that a market you can explore and tell us more about? Or do you not think that you can earn any business serving that demographic? I am african American and I have been following your for years. I definitely would like to see this explored.
Very interesting, are African Americans eligible for citizenship by descent in various African countries? Would be a great topic for a vid.
Because regulations in Africa are not the best. But as I see in comments, Ghana is on the top list.
Good idea!
if somewhere in my family tree i have an american great great grandfather married to my half spanish great great grandmother but their marriage certificate was lost in a church fire, is there still a chance i can be an american or spanish citizen?
I don't know if citizenship by decent works that far in and without documents it might be hard
@@EuropeanMapper yeah without the documents it is hard. i was wondering maybe there are other ways