I watched this video more than ten times because most investors are interested in real estate investment as a real investment and not just a donation, but what saddens me is that you only talked about real estate prices in Malta compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency, but you did not compare the prices of the real real estate market compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency in Cyprus, Greece and Latvia. I hope you make another video in which you discuss a comprehensive comparison.
Thanks, Jonny! I am a Canadian living and working in Valencia, Spain, and my wife (American) is far advanced in gaining Polish citizenship. Assuming she does, we'll be able to retire anywhere in the EU without needing any type of visa (golden or otherwise). Of these choices, I would prefer Riga, Latvia, though. We prefer cities where we don't need cars. Greece is too touristy, Malta has no green spaces, and Cyprus is pretty small. Note that after the Brexit vote was passed, many wealthy pro-Brexit supporters took advantage of the Cyprus Golden Visa to retain EU status.
That's great if your wife gets her Polish citizenship, it will definitely make life so much easier. Interesting choice in Latvia but I'm certainly curious too and would like to go and visit one day. Thanks for watching Steve!!
@@MillennialsWithMoney Thanks! We visited my wife's cousins in Poland last year, and while many were (and are) concerned with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the level of concern was not much different than from here in Spain or from our families in North America. I imagine the same would be true in Latvia or Lithuania. Estonia borders Russia, and they have shown more concern recently (check Jordan Klepper's recent visit on the Daily Show channel). When we visited Krakow and Wroclaw (where most of my wife's family lives), very few tourists were around. My guess is it would be quiet in the Baltic States these days for tourists.
Why do you consider living in Latvia does not require a car? Are there other advantages in Latvia or disadvantages in other programs that you did not mention in your comment?@@stevecochrane9531
SAY CHEESE IN MALTA Malta is the largest holder of super yachts in the world and soon of private jets at its going rate.This nation state in the EU and has always been about keeping a low profile because it for wealthy people who want the freedom of a normal life without any concerns or costs for security. Constant booming economy is also rare to find with a long list of options. The door is very closed for criminals more then ever with every year that passes and banks are ultra safe but can be demanding if application in filled without care. Rumours are that TH-cam influencers are HQing in Sliema because its an english speaking country and legal recognition is in the process. .
@@MillennialsWithMoneyI watched this video more than ten times because most investors are interested in real estate investment as a real investment and not just a donation, but what saddens me is that you only talked about real estate prices in Malta compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency, but you did not compare the prices of the real real estate market compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency in Cyprus, Greece and Latvia. I hope you make another video in which you discuss a comprehensive comparison.
Which program would you consider? Leave a comment and let me know!
Please make a video comparing these four programs in details
I watched this video more than ten times because most investors are interested in real estate investment as a real investment and not just a donation, but what saddens me is that you only talked about real estate prices in Malta compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency, but you did not compare the prices of the real real estate market compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency in Cyprus, Greece and Latvia. I hope you make another video in which you discuss a comprehensive comparison.
Thanks, Jonny! I am a Canadian living and working in Valencia, Spain, and my wife (American) is far advanced in gaining Polish citizenship. Assuming she does, we'll be able to retire anywhere in the EU without needing any type of visa (golden or otherwise). Of these choices, I would prefer Riga, Latvia, though. We prefer cities where we don't need cars. Greece is too touristy, Malta has no green spaces, and Cyprus is pretty small. Note that after the Brexit vote was passed, many wealthy pro-Brexit supporters took advantage of the Cyprus Golden Visa to retain EU status.
That's great if your wife gets her Polish citizenship, it will definitely make life so much easier. Interesting choice in Latvia but I'm certainly curious too and would like to go and visit one day. Thanks for watching Steve!!
@@MillennialsWithMoney Thanks! We visited my wife's cousins in Poland last year, and while many were (and are) concerned with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the level of concern was not much different than from here in Spain or from our families in North America. I imagine the same would be true in Latvia or Lithuania. Estonia borders Russia, and they have shown more concern recently (check Jordan Klepper's recent visit on the Daily Show channel). When we visited Krakow and Wroclaw (where most of my wife's family lives), very few tourists were around. My guess is it would be quiet in the Baltic States these days for tourists.
Why do you consider living in Latvia does not require a car? Are there other advantages in Latvia or disadvantages in other programs that you did not mention in your comment?@@stevecochrane9531
@@MillennialsWithMoneyPlease make a video comparing these four programs in details
SAY CHEESE IN MALTA
Malta is the largest holder of super yachts in the world and soon of private jets at its going rate.This nation state in the EU and has always been about keeping a low profile because it for wealthy people who want the freedom of a normal life without any concerns or costs for security. Constant booming economy is also rare to find with a long list of options. The door is very closed for criminals more then ever with every year that passes and banks are ultra safe but can be demanding if application in filled without care. Rumours are that TH-cam influencers are HQing in Sliema because its an english speaking country and legal recognition is in the process.
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Not one visual of the countries you mentioned? Come on 🫴
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@@MillennialsWithMoneyI watched this video more than ten times because most investors are interested in real estate investment as a real investment and not just a donation, but what saddens me is that you only talked about real estate prices in Malta compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency, but you did not compare the prices of the real real estate market compared to the minimum requirements for obtaining residency in Cyprus, Greece and Latvia. I hope you make another video in which you discuss a comprehensive comparison.