Me too! Then I'd start a pyramid scheme, where I'd sell a 1/6th ownership in that piece of the Great Pyramid to 6 downlines, and then have each of them sell 1/6th ownership to 6 other investors...
I would, its the benefits that comes with it and the ability to live freely anywhere in Europe. If you’re someone who loves travelling and experience different cultures then its worth it.
It really is a dream for me also, right now. I am also Australian. I am worried that Australia will make a trade deal with the EU, the same as the Dutch did. As part of that deal, the Dutch shut down their farms. The Dutch government complied. And I am worried about what happens if the Voice yes vote passes. What happens to the homes that people have bought? Can they be taken away from home owners?
Turkey is one of the worst country to handle immigrants. Tourist people might not face any difficulties but the Turkish authorities are playing around with the immigrants and their money in order to help their economy. İ have got many friends from around the world who migrates in Turkey, spend thousands of dollars and get no respect and leaves the country with hard feelings towards the people of Turkey. İ would recommend to stay in your own country rather then migrate in Turkey. Save your valuable money, time and Peaceful mind!!!
One of my boss’s relatives bought a house in Turkey, she had problems with the neighbors and want to sell the house, my boss told me that once you invest there is very difficult to take the money out of the country. By the way, Turkish people are generally rude.
Because we do not want any more immigrants regardless of where they are from. We have almost 12 million already and can not really handle more. We do not want this program to be a thing either, our government insist on it to generate money.
It’s amazing to hear all of these standards and requirements to gain citizenship in these other countries meanwhile the united states is expected to take in any and everybody who crosses it’s southern border.
Citizenship and illegal immigrants aren't the same thing. U.S is still one of the toughest countries to get Citizenship. Even the Investment route is not clear, its about $1M with no assurance of issuance... So You really don't have a point. All these countries criteria are nothing compared to U.S especially when non-citizens will still pay taxes to Hythe government. E.g students, work permit holders, Businesses with U.S customers e.t.c.
Path to citizenship in the USA is the hardest in the world. And no one globally expects the USA to accept whatever from the south. Stop rotting your brain with fox news
@@kingdavies3215 they want to give illegal immigrants citizenship in the U.S. so what are you talking about i don’t have a point?? I know what i’m talking about. Thanks for your ted talk though.
Only each country government can do passport Very careful with people who promise passport for $250.000 or less This is very difficult, don’t trust any body only official government person
Is crazy Turkey so powerfull and more rescrricted with laws and so advanced in. Economy than serbia albania north macedonia And they dont give them free shengen visa Europe very racist Because turkey majority muslim country 80-90 million people
@@tommygunn7745 Racism is literally defined as "discrimination and prejudice against people based on their race or ethnicity." so yes, they mean racism.
I would say citizenship in Egypt might potentially close doors, especially in the future. Also, they give visa-free access to countries that I think most people don't find that appealing.
Hi Wealthy Expat, if you could get Dominican Republic (not be confused with Dominica) citizenship and passport through parental legacy, would you make Dominican Republic your primary citizenship and renounce your US citizenship obtained though birth?
Hello, I’m from the DR and I can answer your question. In our constitution it states that if you are born to at least one Dominican citizen parent, you will always be allowed to have the Dominican citizenship, passport and all the benefits it comes with it. You do not need to give up any other citizenship. Now if you have a US citizenship, you can only enter the US with the US passport because the US will not recognize any other passport you have if you are a US citizen. Other than that, you are more than welcome to use your Dominican passport anywhere else
Arrive in the UK in a dinghy, you don't need a visa and you will be put in a hotel free of charge and receive free health and dental treatment. Just make sure you throw your current passport into the sea halfway across the English Channel
Don't go forget that escaping taxation is impossible even for residency taxation such as Canada, because you still get liable if your financial and personal interests are primarily in the residency taxation country EVEN if you don't live there!
A co-worker quit his job, sold everything and retired in Mexico. He built a very nice house and lives in a community with American and Canadian expats. He is now a resident of Mexico. The only ties he has in Canada are his kids. He's 57 and in a few years he'll be collecting his CPP and OAS. He'll pay minimal taxes as he has no other income from Canada.
Me personally i will pick these three Serbia, Mexico and one from Western Europe let’s Germany you can get it for three years by naturalisation if you have the language level
Can you also describe the prices and hidden fees on top of those official figures for Carribean countries? Like what I learned is you have to apply for a citizenship via some recognized agency, so you can't apply on your own. And it seems all those agencies are asking $20 000 for their service, which is ridiculous in my mind(20% of the actual price). Also due diligence and flight to and out from the islands that require that. Maybe some other expenses?
The government has really called things more difficult for its citizens, and we can't sit back and bear all the consequences of the bad governance. It's obvious we are headed for hyperinflation,it is always the poor who take the hit.
@@SaraMurrayNerlensThe crypto market is highly profitable with an expert broker just like Mrs Laura Jennifer Reeves. I got recommended to her, and since then, my financial life has been a success.
You have to pay application fees and processing fees first.... and ONLY IF YOU ARE APPROVED do you then have to make the donation. (However, in the case of the real estate option, the situation may be different)
Hello, I have an important question. I receive the income from my TH-cam channel in Oman and 15% of it is deducted in the bank and then it reaches me. Considering that taxes are zero in Dubai, do you receive your TH-cam earnings in full or is an amount deducted in the bank? please answer. Because if you receive your full income, I want to come to Dubai and open a bank account there 🌹
It's a lot more complicated than that slide you put up briefly at 4:42 showing the CARICOM countries. The reality is that you cannot "just go live" in all the countries shown in that slide if you have one of their nationalities. Try it and see how that goes for ya . . . you won't even be able to get on the airplane as a tourist unless you have a return ticket, and you certainly won't be able to go live there as a resident or to work there or open a business there unless you get permission from the host country, which is most likely to be denied in some of those countries.
When you learn enough is enough,you will always have enough 😅 I felt sick hearing how millionaires are keen on not paying taxes. .yet they partake if communally built infrastucture ,sit in grand concert halls paid for by citizens before then ,paying taxes. ...there is so much wrong in this attitude i am lost for words. ..
My adult kids have had two passports since birth and yet still, occasionally I get a phone call asking “which passport do I show?!” You need to remember that you must enter and leave on the same passport. Sometimes you may need to show both to clarify why you don’t have a visa.
Hope you might be able to offer your invaluable insight, please. I will purchase the St. Lucia citizenship, but I am about to get divorced (no big divorce issues like kids, property, investments, etc. - pretty clean and easy divorce). Should I wait until the divorce is finalized to purchase the St. Lucia citizenship, or is it okay to apply while the divorce is in process? The divorce should only take about 4-5 months (at the most) to become finalized, but I don't want to wait that long to apply for the citizenship. I would like to know if a pending divorce might, in any way, adversely affect my St. Lucia citizenship application. I would GREATLY APPRECIATE your input. Thank you so very much.
You'll find a most western countries have business migration visas. If you want to invest X amount of dollars there you can get resident. You can even become a resident in Switzerland if you have enough money.
@exiledmonastic4650 I've met a few people who have migrated there. The last I heard they had about $8m, that was about 15yrs ago. It probably would be much more now. If you are interested look into it. I've haven't been to Switzerland for about 12yrs.
Main applicant only: US$250,000 Main applicant and a spouse: US$300,000 Main applicant and one dependant: US$300,000 Main applicant, a spouse and one or two dependants; US$350,000 Main applicant and two or three dependants: US$350,000 Each additional dependant under 18: US$50,000 Each additional dependant aged 18 or over: US$75,000
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This is awful. Who can really afford this? Oh, I get it. This is only for the very wealthy .. I feel for citizens of other nations who don’t have the right passport to live freely in this world 😏.
You get what you pay. Getting CBI seems mainly like an American thing, and something for people without US/Schengen access, not so much for EU citizens. Important to know: Austria doesn't allow to have multiple citizenships under normal circumstances.
I Have a Ue passport and I don't can trust in this. Example : During covid 19, a french passeport give you less freedom than africain passeport. Yes it's a special period but I prefer have 1 or 2 or 3 passeport additionaly
MY PASSPORT WAS ONE OF THE WORST IN THE WORLD, but after years living in diverse places FOR YEARS like the US, EU, Australia, and Singapore, I grew TIRED OF THESE IDEAL PLACE NONSENSE. In fact, I was applying for permanent residency in AUSSIE and Singapore, but eventually DUMP THE FORMER AND chose THE LATER for a decade due to MORE REGIONAL EXPOSURES. Today, I prioritize CHEAP and freedom. Hong Kong with its visa on arrival and Vietnam's 30-day visa-free entry perfectly suit my needs. No more expensive BS, yet dull places like SingaPOOR or London for me! KISS - KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPIDODO... NO REGRET SINCE MY PROPERTY INVESTMENT GREW 3.5X OR 350% IN LAST 14 YEARS, WHO'S THE DUMBO NOW. NEXT STOP BRAZIL BABY!
I wouldn’t want a second passport in an American Territory when the “Great Reset” or dollar collapse happens because your safe haven might not be so safe and your ability to move freely might be restricted!
Latin America is not part of the West because of Haiti, but Ibero America is part of the West, Spaniards and Hispanic Americans see each other as family.
I did not understand this part quite well. Is St. Lucia, less due diligence fee, lawyer's fee meaning no fees when you invest in their government bonds? Thank you.
For that price in Egypt, I would want a piece of the great Pyramid delivered to me for my living room.
Hahahaha nice one
I’d rather get the red pyramid of king Snofru, founder of the 4th dynasty old kingdom, he was a magnificent man.
😂😂😂😂😂😂Seriously..only worth getting thru ancestry!
You to show the bahamas some love i feel low-key disrespected 😑@@WealthyExpat
Me too! Then I'd start a pyramid scheme, where I'd sell a 1/6th ownership in that piece of the Great Pyramid to 6 downlines, and then have each of them sell 1/6th ownership to 6 other investors...
Saint Kitts will eventually become the 10th most powerful passport in the world 🌎
Why would I in my whole conscience donate 1.1million dollars for citizenship? That’s ridiculous.
I would, its the benefits that comes with it and the ability to live freely anywhere in Europe. If you’re someone who loves travelling and experience different cultures then its worth it.
@@812superfast_ haha that’s a rich man talking 🤣
@@ghbraniac thanks for the kind words. I’ll take it. What you believe you become, right?
@@812superfast_ haha sure
My citizenship is in heaven
And it is free 😄
That's pretty cool that one citizenship in a certain country gives you access to many other countries. Great info.
I'd dream for an extra passport, citizenship or PR somewhere. Australia has gone from bad to worse.
I agree with you, the cost of living is nuts.
It really is a dream for me also, right now. I am also Australian. I am worried that Australia will make a trade deal with the EU, the same as the Dutch did. As part of that deal, the Dutch shut down their farms. The Dutch government complied. And I am worried about what happens if the Voice yes vote passes. What happens to the homes that people have bought? Can they be taken away from home owners?
What's really happening in Australia @@oceania4892
I would not live in Australia , I would not have Australian citizenship
Why is that? Lots of pakis and hindus like Canada? That's a big big problem buddy! 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Your channel is interesting not only for wealthy people but for everyone who wants to "know stuff". 👍
Awesome good to know !!
I'm looking into getting S t Kitts and St Lucia or one of the Caribbean islands. Will take me a while but will be worth it
06:55 Austria, one of the highest taxes in the world
Turkey is one of the worst country to handle immigrants. Tourist people might not face any difficulties but the Turkish authorities are playing around with the immigrants and their money in order to help their economy. İ have got many friends from around the world who migrates in Turkey, spend thousands of dollars and get no respect and leaves the country with hard feelings towards the people of Turkey.
İ would recommend to stay in your own country rather then migrate in Turkey. Save your valuable money, time and Peaceful mind!!!
One of my boss’s relatives bought a house in Turkey, she had problems with the neighbors and want to sell the house, my boss told me that once you invest there is very difficult to take the money out of the country. By the way, Turkish people are generally rude.
Heck yeah !!!
Because we do not want any more immigrants regardless of where they are from. We have almost 12 million already and can not really handle more. We do not want this program to be a thing either, our government insist on it to generate money.
@@akula1055They tend to think they're the greatest nation that ever existed. Interestingly, the only people who think that's true are other Turks.
No citizenship is worth 1m. Ridiculous
UAE maybe !
Malta
If you have $100M paying 1% is a small price for peace of mind
USA
@@djzrobzombie2813/// Most definitely not 🚫🚫🚫😂😂😂💯👎
It’s amazing to hear all of these standards and requirements to gain citizenship in these other countries meanwhile the united states is expected to take in any and everybody who crosses it’s southern border.
Citizenship and illegal immigrants aren't the same thing. U.S is still one of the toughest countries to get Citizenship. Even the Investment route is not clear, its about $1M with no assurance of issuance... So You really don't have a point. All these countries criteria are nothing compared to U.S especially when non-citizens will still pay taxes to Hythe government.
E.g students, work permit holders, Businesses with U.S customers e.t.c.
Path to citizenship in the USA is the hardest in the world. And no one globally expects the USA to accept whatever from the south. Stop rotting your brain with fox news
Except if you apply legally and then it is a huge pain in the azz with indefinite waits and paperwork. We are a nation in decline
@@kingdavies3215fact check: True. Welcome to the banana republic: yankee edition
@@kingdavies3215 they want to give illegal immigrants citizenship in the U.S. so what are you talking about i don’t have a point?? I know what i’m talking about. Thanks for your ted talk though.
Only each country government can do passport
Very careful with people who promise passport for $250.000 or less
This is very difficult, don’t trust any body only official government person
I will take Cambodia 🇰🇭 Residency ❤
Why is that?
Is crazy
Turkey so powerfull and more rescrricted with laws and so advanced in. Economy than serbia albania north macedonia
And they dont give them free shengen visa
Europe very racist
Because turkey majority muslim country 80-90 million people
do you mean prejudiced instead of racist?
@@tommygunn7745 Racism is literally defined as "discrimination and prejudice against people based on their race or ethnicity." so yes, they mean racism.
just because one is prejudiced does not necessarily mean they are racist. If one is racist then they are by default also prejudiced@@biray4710
Isn’t St Lucia, Dominica, Grenada going to raise their prices anyway? So won’t they be unappealing eventually?
they are raising fees to meet EU policies
We went to st Lucia and was amazing place and cheep booze and cigarettes magnificent place .
I would say citizenship in Egypt might potentially close doors, especially in the future. Also, they give visa-free access to countries that I think most people don't find that appealing.
😮
I million dollars for citizenship. What a nonsense!
Which of those countries is the most crypto friendly?
Prob Dubai
what is the lesson to learn? when choosing the next passport don't look at visa-free countries because here today gone tomorrow
Hi Wealthy Expat, if you could get Dominican Republic (not be confused with Dominica) citizenship and passport through parental legacy, would you make Dominican Republic your primary citizenship and renounce your US citizenship obtained though birth?
Hello, I’m from the DR and I can answer your question. In our constitution it states that if you are born to at least one Dominican citizen parent, you will always be allowed to have the Dominican citizenship, passport and all the benefits it comes with it. You do not need to give up any other citizenship. Now if you have a US citizenship, you can only enter the US with the US passport because the US will not recognize any other passport you have if you are a US citizen. Other than that, you are more than welcome to use your Dominican passport anywhere else
@@eizasanchez2713 , thank you.
I invite you to Poland. All the best from Zakopane.
😂😂😂😂
Arrive in the UK in a dinghy, you don't need a visa and you will be put in a hotel free of charge and receive free health and dental treatment. Just make sure you throw your current passport into the sea halfway across the English Channel
are you talking with all seriousness?
Don’t think so,, kick you out from the country, no job , no money 🤔
Don’t make people stupid,, very difficult because people lies and government just don’t keep this people,,
Then there is Canada who hands out citizenship like it's candy.
Canada is going downhill. I mean, it's an upgrade for most of the people going to it but not for the people who grew up there.
Could you please make a video on mexico passport cost ?
I’d consider Malta honestly! 😎
Why is that?
Malta is already full.
It’s tiny, crowded as hell and very expensive. Its only advantage is it processes you quickly.
Don't go forget that escaping taxation is impossible even for residency taxation such as Canada, because you still get liable if your financial and personal interests are primarily in the residency taxation country EVEN if you don't live there!
A co-worker quit his job, sold everything and retired in Mexico. He built a very nice house and lives in a community with American and Canadian expats. He is now a resident of Mexico. The only ties he has in Canada are his kids. He's 57 and in a few years he'll be collecting his CPP and OAS. He'll pay minimal taxes as he has no other income from Canada.
Me personally i will pick these three Serbia, Mexico and one from Western Europe let’s Germany you can get it for three years by naturalisation if you have the language level
It’s pronounced Gree-ney-da by the way
Can you also describe the prices and hidden fees on top of those official figures for Carribean countries?
Like what I learned is you have to apply for a citizenship via some recognized agency, so you can't apply on your own. And it seems all those agencies are asking $20 000 for their service, which is ridiculous in my mind(20% of the actual price).
Also due diligence and flight to and out from the islands that require that.
Maybe some other expenses?
Hey, please make this same content for residencies around the world.
How about Belizeean 🇧🇿 Nationality and Citizenship
Correct me if I'm wrong but I always thought it was pronounced DominEEEka ?
If only I had a million dollars for Maltese citizenship.......
The government has really called things more difficult for its citizens, and we can't sit back and bear all the consequences of the bad governance. It's obvious we are headed for hyperinflation,it is always the poor who take the hit.
HOW !! I know it's possible I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it.
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And if we don't have the money.........is only for rich people..........I'm living from one payslip to the other
Are the investment/donation fees refundable if you are not approved following the screening process, for whatever reason? Thanks.
You have to pay application fees and processing fees first.... and ONLY IF YOU ARE APPROVED do you then have to make the donation. (However, in the case of the real estate option, the situation may be different)
@@dlukton Cheers.
What are the stipulations for each though? No info on that, just mentioned investments and prices. I clicked off after the second country.
just subscribed and when you come to Malta, you are most welcome.
Hello, I have an important question. I receive the income from my TH-cam channel in Oman and 15% of it is deducted in the bank and then it reaches me. Considering that taxes are zero in Dubai, do you receive your TH-cam earnings in full or is an amount deducted in the bank? please answer. Because if you receive your full income, I want to come to Dubai and open a bank account there 🌹
I'm actually living in Antigua right now and looking to travel the world and you pronounced Barbuda wrong
What about normal people who don’t have piles of money sitting around? I guess we’ll own nothing and be happy. And eat bugs.
I would acquire a special skill where you can work in Europe. Leave the US.
What about montenegro? Still possible?
no
Any thoughts of how your recommendatios might or might not apply to the retirement age older demographic?
Saint Lucia, what about CBD c's?
Malta is going to cancel to investment program or golden visa for foreigners very shortly
Great video thank you 👍🏻
Saint kitts is the best option
Feeding corrupt Egyptian politicians' pockets by 'giving them money' is the most ridiculous proposal I've heard on this rambling video...
Every country government take this seriously, can’t bye passport like that!!!!!
It's a lot more complicated than that slide you put up briefly at 4:42 showing the CARICOM countries. The reality is that you cannot "just go live" in all the countries shown in that slide if you have one of their nationalities. Try it and see how that goes for ya . . . you won't even be able to get on the airplane as a tourist unless you have a return ticket, and you certainly won't be able to go live there as a resident or to work there or open a business there unless you get permission from the host country, which is most likely to be denied in some of those countries.
So more like Canada?
what are the character checks for the Caribbean passports like?
If my country does not allow dual citizenship, how will my immigration dept find out? Will the target country contact my home immigration?
I think you have to ask a specialist lawyer for this depends on the target country and your home country
Technology is so advance now all people are traceable and any shadey dealings are easily accessed now by any receiving country.
Do you have a video comparing residency for expats or CBI in Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania etc. in the Balkans?
why you missed Vanuatu？？
I love the ones that have Japan, Australia, NZ, maybe Canada. But those are are to get. I think Grenada And Turkiye are the most interesting
These are all just visas not passports so don't you have to have a passport first which makes it no point.
Can anyone recommend a sunny country that's crypto friendly, easy going and has a virtually non-existent muslim population?
😂😂😂The moon!
When you learn enough is enough,you will always have enough 😅
I felt sick hearing how millionaires are keen on not paying taxes. .yet they partake if communally built infrastucture ,sit in grand concert halls paid for by citizens before then ,paying taxes. ...there is so much wrong in this attitude i am lost for words. ..
So if you have dual citizenship and travel which one do you show at the border?
My adult kids have had two passports since birth and yet still, occasionally I get a phone call asking “which passport do I show?!” You need to remember that you must enter and leave on the same passport. Sometimes you may need to show both to clarify why you don’t have a visa.
Do best visas for Canadian and American please!
I would be interested in Austria, but I’d hate to drive in Austria. I hit a deer once; it would be worse to hit a kangaroo. 🤷🏻♂️
I suggest you visit all countries stay for few weeks or months as tourists and come back to you land. No place like home 😄
Can you do something for normal workers? Honest people but fed enough with the EU
But be cautious while selecting islands which may sink due to global warming in near future
What about Montenegro?
Yes can go anyway but need money
Bank not very easy,, we have bank card and no need bank account
Hello from Manchester. Greece offers a passport by investment. It use to be 250,000 but now it is risen to 500,000 Euros. You invest in real estate
It’s a golden visa
San kids loos the uk visa free access 😂
no they didn't
Hope you might be able to offer your invaluable insight, please. I will purchase the St. Lucia citizenship, but I am about to get divorced (no big divorce issues like kids, property, investments, etc. - pretty clean and easy divorce). Should I wait until the divorce is finalized to purchase the St. Lucia citizenship, or is it okay to apply while the divorce is in process? The divorce should only take about 4-5 months (at the most) to become finalized, but I don't want to wait that long to apply for the citizenship. I would like to know if a pending divorce might, in any way, adversely affect my St. Lucia citizenship application. I would GREATLY APPRECIATE your input. Thank you so very much.
Wow - you've got 250k US to throw away? But as you've got kids you will need to also pay for them too. FACT.
You'll find a most western countries have business migration visas. If you want to invest X amount of dollars there you can get resident. You can even become a resident in Switzerland if you have enough money.
@exiledmonastic4650 I've met a few people who have migrated there. The last I heard they had about $8m, that was about 15yrs ago. It probably would be much more now. If you are interested look into it. I've haven't been to Switzerland for about 12yrs.
What exactly is an 'investment' in order to get say a St Kitts passport? Is it still my cash?
Malta passport holders need visa for Australia.
I’m curious why you don’t mention Antigua and Barbuda. Is there something wrong with that one?
I mentioned them haha
Oh, hahaha I don’t know how I missed it xD
I'm favoured financially, Thank you Jesus $32,000 weekly profit regardless of how bad it gets on the economy.
Does St. Nevis charge for one passport $250K? If we are a family of three people?
Main applicant only: US$250,000
Main applicant and a spouse: US$300,000
Main applicant and one dependant: US$300,000
Main applicant, a spouse and one or two dependants; US$350,000
Main applicant and two or three dependants: US$350,000
Each additional dependant under 18: US$50,000
Each additional dependant aged 18 or over: US$75,000
Thanks very much. Is that an investment in real estate?
@@positivetimeline2023No
Don’t really believe, only government professionals
@@positivetimeline2023 nope, real estate investment will cost you $400000
Turkey joins European Union so close ..
Can I buy a black passport?
I would like you to talk more about the serbia citizenship and residency, please
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It Grenada not pronounce Granada.
This is awful. Who can really afford this? Oh, I get it. This is only for the very wealthy .. I feel for citizens of other nations who don’t have the right passport to live freely in this world 😏.
yahhhh
How much is an Irish passport worth?
So these pass ports are for rich people 😂😁
You get what you pay. Getting CBI seems mainly like an American thing, and something for people without US/Schengen access, not so much for EU citizens. Important to know: Austria doesn't allow to have multiple citizenships under normal circumstances.
Thats both a myopic and ignorant viewpoint
@@houserental5424 look at where the customers of CBIs are mostly coming from
@@marcind4644 where?
I Have a Ue passport and I don't can trust in this. Example : During covid 19, a french passeport give you less freedom than africain passeport. Yes it's a special period but I prefer have 1 or 2 or 3 passeport additionaly
Thank you so much!
MY PASSPORT WAS ONE OF THE WORST IN THE WORLD, but after years living in diverse places FOR YEARS like the US, EU, Australia, and Singapore, I grew TIRED OF THESE IDEAL PLACE NONSENSE. In fact, I was applying for permanent residency in AUSSIE and Singapore, but eventually DUMP THE FORMER AND chose THE LATER for a decade due to MORE REGIONAL EXPOSURES. Today, I prioritize CHEAP and freedom. Hong Kong with its visa on arrival and Vietnam's 30-day visa-free entry perfectly suit my needs. No more expensive BS, yet dull places like SingaPOOR or London for me! KISS - KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPIDODO... NO REGRET SINCE MY PROPERTY INVESTMENT GREW 3.5X OR 350% IN LAST 14 YEARS, WHO'S THE DUMBO NOW. NEXT STOP BRAZIL BABY!
Your Information is too valuable!
I wouldn’t want a second passport in an American Territory when the “Great Reset” or dollar collapse happens because your safe haven might not be so safe and your ability to move freely might be restricted!
Guys! If you have any visa refusal from U.S. Canada, Schengen or U.K. you’ll not get any Caribbean citizenship. Nobody will tell you that
Vist UK! Gimme a break!
I heard saint lucia also lost access to the UK. Have you heard of this?
Apparently it’s effective this winter but didn’t hear anything concrete
Average Joe. Save your money. Collect residency permits.then get citizenships on your residency
Citizenship in Egypt? Better check that out carefully to see what you're getting....🤗
Latin America is not part of the West because of Haiti, but Ibero America is part of the West, Spaniards and Hispanic Americans see each other as family.
Totally ridiculous 😐
Show us the countries or continents that doesn’t need investment, for the passport, for Afghanistan citizens
I did not understand this part quite well. Is St. Lucia, less due diligence fee, lawyer's fee meaning no fees when you invest in their government bonds? Thank you.
Malta is a rich class country. “95% people, exclude that from your Wishlist “
Dominica is pronounced DO-MEN-KNEE-KA 🇩🇲
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Great info