Thanks for the great video, Andrew. I have two video suggestions/requests: 1. Unique ways of getting citizenships/passports, e.g. converting to Judaism and getting Israeli citizenship, serving in the French Foreign Legion and getting French citizenship. 2. Unique passports, e.g. Interpol passport, British National (Overseas) i.e. BNO passport, Taiwanese passport for "Nationals without Household Registration"
@@ShadyD365 The BNO passport was made for people living in Hong Kong who chose to retain British citizenship after transfer. IE, the people had to want one to get one.
You can convert yes but..... It will take 2-6 years to convert I've seen it before you'll spend more time converting than the actual passport/Citizenship. Plus you still have to be approved by the Chief Rabbi's and the bet din ( Jewish courts) . There is a 90% wash out rate. In the short way we don't really take convert's.
You forgot getting Brazil passport for adopting a child. I am not sure what the details are but it sounds by far one of the easiest alternative methods.
How is Russia not on this list? Also, Russia is one of the easiest passports to obtain, there is an option to get it through investment, not sure how that compares to other countries though. Or can apply for citizenship after only 3 years of residence which is much faster than most countries, and only 1 year of residence if you are in a high demand profession (which includes English teachers).
From memory (might not be accurate/current): all other citizenships held before the Russian, will have to be abandoned (officially) prior to taking up Russian citizenship. After that, you are able to acquire > 1 other without any issues.
El Savador anyone? Their new pres is very interesting and reminds me of Mikheil Saakashvili. Their gang problem is down and they are opening to crypto. Its going to be excellent in a few years.
Paraguay doesn't permits dual citizenship, if you as a naturalized Paraguayan citizen decide to live abroad, after 3 years they'll cancel your passport and citizenship.
I am currently going through the citizenship by descent process and should be a dual Dominican Republic and US citizen by around mid October 2021. I would also like to get citizenship in an EU country and my Dominican citizenship will allow me to apply for Spanish citizenship with two years of residency, instead of the usual 10. Anyone with a citizenship of Ibero-America (including those with Puerto Rican citizenship), Portugal, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, or France, or if a person is a Sephardi Jew, he or she can apply for Spanish citizenship after two years of living in Spain. If you marry a Spaniard, the residency time required would be reduced to just one year.
@@juancarloscortesleal7247 the government extended it to September 2021 last year during the start of the pandemic. I removed this from my original post above, though. I was not aware that the eligible individuals had to have submitted their preliminary applications by October 1, 2019 and had to have completed all of the requirements by September 2021. I thought that they could start the process by September 2021, which is wrong.
I am looking at the 5 main cbi in the caribbean but I don't know how they handled the lockdowns. Does anyone that was there know? I see at least one or two that currently have quarantines, but did any of them go crazy with full lockdowns, jab mandates, etc?
I can offer this. Costa Rica during lockdown required masks inside stores and restaurants, but not outside. A year later in Belize, masks were required outside, but not inside- so just the opposite! Recently in Dominican Republic, masks are required in only a few places...grocery stores and banks. Banks are the only real remaining mask Nazis in all three of those places, for some reason. They still act like you have Bubonic Plague and take it personally if your mask is not covering its max area on your face. It was the same with beach closures. The locals knew which ones you could go to, so you just followed them, and were low-key about it. Every place has its soft freedoms that you learn after being there awhile. Hope that helps. 👍😎🌴✌
@@jeffturner6698 Thanks, dude. That actually helps because I was thinking of going to Mexico or Costa Rica after my current visa ends. What's funny is that you said the banks in CR require masks. When I went there several years ago, they were real strict about me not wearing hats in there so they could fully see my face. lol now this. Thanks, definitely helped. For real.
@@rayfinkle9369 Yes St Lucia and Grenada for sure have curfews for those who live there, most of the islands are following suit. Can be googled for more info but my source is colleagues living in both places. Oddly I don't get the feeling that people feel overly imposed upon or restricted.
Well, if you want Serbian citizenship, you have to lose your current one(s). There are some exceptions, but most cases you must to lose foreign citizenship. At least 8 years of living in Serbia before applaying for citizenship. (Accoding to law of citizenship of Republic of Serbia)
If you have Serbian ancestors, it is possible to apply under article 23 of the Serbian Nationality Law. This article allows dual citizenship and you can include your spouse and children on the application as well.
@@bigfellainkorea Yes, but process with that article is little tricky. You need proof that your ancestor had citizenship of Republic of Serbia or some paper where is your ancestor declared self as member of the Serbian people. What they mean for proof of "citizenship of Republic of Serbia" means, who knows, today Republic of Serbia; Serbia during SFRY, FRY and State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. Serbia got current shape of territory after WW2. Will Serbia accept someone which ancestor moved abroad during interwar period (or before WW1), but was living on territory of today Serbia? Who knows...
@@Konduras Thanks for the reply, the lawyer suggested that article 23 was the one for me not article 18. Your explanation makes sense as to why a Serbian citizenship certificate issued recently isn't sufficient, I need to get my father's original baptism certificate which states my grandparents were Orthodox Serbs.
Andrew, could you please do more videos on how to get Australian, US or Canadian passport? These offer some of the top places for freedom, sovreignty, personal choice, low taxes, fantastic authoritarian politics, and open door policy regarding invisible enemies lol. Go where your'e treated the best!
Lol this must be trolling, you included Australia and freedom in the same sentence. which country do you live in where moving to these countries are better choice?
You cant be serious, and you hev not lived in these cuntries or you would never say this. I can put in a good word for you and let you take my seat. Ya Voll heir capitan.
@@MrSandro141 To be more specific, im hearing amazing freedoms in Victoria area. As long as i get the death jab, all will be fine! ....for about 12 months until I die.
Iran restaurants are very cheap. Best Tahran Restaurants serve best meat, salad and only charge 5 euros per customer with soup, shepherd salad, hordeuvrs, dessert, dibek coffee, tea as side dishes with meat. Iran is very closed country. Watch turks journeys to iran, 3 million turks live in Tebriz city Iran and 35 million turks live in whole Iran.
Good Content (I'm not trolling today) If one is to plan a group of uncorrelated passports, how/where do you confirm that these 5-7 countries you picked are neutral/accepting to one another?
@@markc3210 Another thing, although I guess relatively minor, I have interpreted and translated for Taiwanese Citizens here in Brazil, A few years ago, And at the time (not sure if still so) their passport was in English from 'Republic of China' and several had problems and delays trying to enter visa free countries as they had been mistakenly identified as being from The PRC! , still Southern South America is completely the other side of the world from Taiwan, I guess few such problems in othet parts of the world.
what are you talking about, if he was born in Serbia, you're Serbian citizen... You just need to come to Serbia,have permanent adress and get passport, or get it through embassy of your residence if you have one.
@@shoshi06 well if you're from Palestine, embassy in Tel Aviv does not issue passports, only emergency passports, so he has to have permanent adress in Serbia to be able to receive actual passport, but he is a citizen of Serbia.
@@nenad6278 he actually has a house there that was seized during WW2. Waited his whole life for compensation. Country has no $$ to compensate these people who lost homes,businesses etc...
No. And you have to lose your for foreign citizenship before you get Serbian citizenship (there are few exception). Same is for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
@@Konduras You don't have to lose foreign citizenship as Serbia allows dual citizenship to all people. Bosnia only allows people with Serbian,Croatian and Swedish passports to keep their Bosnian (with few exceptions.)
@@Konduras that is Russian law my g... They don't have to do it anymore ,read the law bro I'm literally dual citizen of Serbia and i know a lot of people with 2/3 citizenships including Serbian.
Thanks for the great video, Andrew. I have two video suggestions/requests:
1. Unique ways of getting citizenships/passports, e.g. converting to Judaism and getting Israeli citizenship, serving in the French Foreign Legion and getting French citizenship.
2. Unique passports, e.g. Interpol passport, British National (Overseas) i.e. BNO passport, Taiwanese passport for "Nationals without Household Registration"
@@ShadyD365 The BNO passport was made for people living in Hong Kong who chose to retain British citizenship after transfer. IE, the people had to want one to get one.
You can convert yes but..... It will take 2-6 years to convert I've seen it before you'll spend more time converting than the actual passport/Citizenship. Plus you still have to be approved by the Chief Rabbi's and the bet din ( Jewish courts) . There is a 90% wash out rate. In the short way we don't really take convert's.
Interpol passport is only available for Interpol staffer on active duty
You forgot getting Brazil passport for adopting a child. I am not sure what the details are but it sounds by far one of the easiest alternative methods.
And becoming a monk in mount Athos for orthodox Christian borns and become an instant citizen in Greece
Yes! This video! Looking at countries that aren’t aligned to the big pharma-backed countries.
This is smart man
Wow!! This is really interesting!!
Wow very interesting stuff Andrew. I never thought about these countries passport programs. Many thanks for sharing this information.
How is Russia not on this list? Also, Russia is one of the easiest passports to obtain, there is an option to get it through investment, not sure how that compares to other countries though. Or can apply for citizenship after only 3 years of residence which is much faster than most countries, and only 1 year of residence if you are in a high demand profession (which includes English teachers).
Your comment has piqued my curiousity. What are your sources for this info (especially in regards to high demand professions)?
that's crazy, we definitely should be hearing more about this! I'm definitely intrigued
Key word: “apply”. Hope you’re fluent in Russian, too.
please post some sort of contact information for this.
From memory (might not be accurate/current): all other citizenships held before the Russian, will have to be abandoned (officially) prior to taking up Russian citizenship. After that, you are able to acquire > 1 other without any issues.
please provide an analysis of a Mexican passport.
El Savador anyone? Their new pres is very interesting and reminds me of Mikheil Saakashvili. Their gang problem is down and they are opening to crypto. Its going to be excellent in a few years.
Definitely an interesting one
and beachfront homes going for a steal!
@@shoshi06 any websites in particular for looking at their properties ?
@@raingodbeats8895 also curious
Still wildly dangerous as it is on the cocaine route from South America. That will never change unless cocaine is legalized in the US.
Serbian Passport is great .
Agree
They need to implement a Citizenship By Investment Programme. It is an excellent Eastern passport.
Excellent information!
Can u make a vid about the best countries to use in your Trifecta?
Serbia & Ecuador sound interesting
informative video, thank you
I’m assuming Paraguay can be thrown in the same bucket as Ecuador and Bolivia
Every time when I'm in Paraguay, my tour guide changes the subject when ask about the beach.
Paraguay doesn't permits dual citizenship, if you as a naturalized Paraguayan citizen decide to live abroad, after 3 years they'll cancel your passport and citizenship.
I am currently going through the citizenship by descent process and should be a dual Dominican Republic and US citizen by around mid October 2021. I would also like to get citizenship in an EU country and my Dominican citizenship will allow me to apply for Spanish citizenship with two years of residency, instead of the usual 10. Anyone with a citizenship of Ibero-America (including those with Puerto Rican citizenship), Portugal, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, or France, or if a person is a Sephardi Jew, he or she can apply for Spanish citizenship after two years of living in Spain. If you marry a Spaniard, the residency time required would be reduced to just one year.
The Sephardi program finished last year.
@@juancarloscortesleal7247 the government extended it to September 2021 last year during the start of the pandemic. I removed this from my original post above, though. I was not aware that the eligible individuals had to have submitted their preliminary applications by October 1, 2019 and had to have completed all of the requirements by September 2021. I thought that they could start the process by September 2021, which is wrong.
@@ShadyD365 have fun and enjoy your stay!
@@TazExprez I am applying under the Sephardi program in Portugal, which is still open
@@juancarloscortesleal7247 that's wonderful. I hope you get Portuguese citizenship soon.
I am looking at the 5 main cbi in the caribbean but I don't know how they handled the lockdowns. Does anyone that was there know? I see at least one or two that currently have quarantines, but did any of them go crazy with full lockdowns, jab mandates, etc?
I can offer this.
Costa Rica during lockdown required masks inside stores and restaurants, but not outside.
A year later in Belize, masks were required outside, but not inside- so just the opposite!
Recently in Dominican Republic, masks are required in only a few places...grocery stores and banks. Banks are the only real remaining mask Nazis in all three of those places, for some reason. They still act like you have Bubonic Plague and take it personally if your mask is not covering its max area on your face.
It was the same with beach closures. The locals knew which ones you could go to, so you just followed them, and were low-key about it.
Every place has its soft freedoms that you learn after being there awhile. Hope that helps. 👍😎🌴✌
@@jeffturner6698 Thanks, dude. That actually helps because I was thinking of going to Mexico or Costa Rica after my current visa ends. What's funny is that you said the banks in CR require masks. When I went there several years ago, they were real strict about me not wearing hats in there so they could fully see my face. lol now this. Thanks, definitely helped. For real.
@@rayfinkle9369 curfews and lockdowns but no jab mandates **yet**
@@MrBobDug Curfews? Which one, because I'm not interested in that. Well I guess this means I'll need as many options as possible.
@@rayfinkle9369 Yes St Lucia and Grenada for sure have curfews for those who live there, most of the islands are following suit. Can be googled for more info but my source is colleagues living in both places. Oddly I don't get the feeling that people feel overly imposed upon or restricted.
So Serbia and Montenegro are having ructions about the enthronement of a bishop in the Orthodox church?
This is a very interesting video. Anymore tips about the Serbian passport?
Well, if you want Serbian citizenship, you have to lose your current one(s). There are some exceptions, but most cases you must to lose foreign citizenship. At least 8 years of living in Serbia before applaying for citizenship. (Accoding to law of citizenship of Republic of Serbia)
If you have Serbian ancestors, it is possible to apply under article 23 of the Serbian Nationality Law. This article allows dual citizenship and you can include your spouse and children on the application as well.
@@bigfellainkorea Yes, but process with that article is little tricky. You need proof that your ancestor had citizenship of Republic of Serbia or some paper where is your ancestor declared self as member of the Serbian people. What they mean for proof of "citizenship of Republic of Serbia" means, who knows, today Republic of Serbia; Serbia during SFRY, FRY and State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. Serbia got current shape of territory after WW2. Will Serbia accept someone which ancestor moved abroad during interwar period (or before WW1), but was living on territory of today Serbia? Who knows...
@@Konduras Thanks for the reply, the lawyer suggested that article 23 was the one for me not article 18. Your explanation makes sense as to why a Serbian citizenship certificate issued recently isn't sufficient, I need to get my father's original baptism certificate which states my grandparents were Orthodox Serbs.
@@bigfellainkorea well, you can try with article 18, it is best to ask embassy which one is better for you
What passports do you have?
Ecuador, like Panama, uses US$ as its currency, per my reading.
I am trying to apply for Jamaican citizenship by descent
Hi, have you heard of the OCI offered by India, would love you to make a video on it.
I'd like to be a conversational English teacher in Russia; my only problem is that I don't speak Russian.
(I'm also not a fan of cold weather.)
Sochi isn’t that cold.
Can citizenship by descent skip a generation?
Ireland does (parents or grandparents).
UK doesn't (only parents)
any pasport when criminal record? in particular these carabean?
I wish Serbia wasn't as expensive to get Citizenship by Investment as Dominica, Vanuatu and St Kitts is.
There is no citizenship by investment plan in Serbia.
Any thoughts on the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴?
Andrew, could you please do more videos on how to get Australian, US or Canadian passport? These offer some of the top places for freedom, sovreignty, personal choice, low taxes, fantastic authoritarian politics, and open door policy regarding invisible enemies lol. Go where your'e treated the best!
@@ShadyD365 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol this must be trolling, you included Australia and freedom in the same sentence. which country do you live in where moving to these countries are better choice?
You cant be serious, and you hev not lived in these cuntries or you would never say this. I can put in a good word for you and let you take my seat. Ya Voll heir capitan.
@@ShadyD365 Got you hahahaa!!
@@MrSandro141 To be more specific, im hearing amazing freedoms in Victoria area. As long as i get the death jab, all will be fine! ....for about 12 months until I die.
Iran restaurants are very cheap. Best Tahran Restaurants serve best meat, salad and only charge 5 euros per customer with soup, shepherd salad, hordeuvrs, dessert, dibek coffee, tea as side dishes with meat. Iran is very closed country. Watch turks journeys to iran, 3 million turks live in Tebriz city Iran and 35 million turks live in whole Iran.
I am a Fruit Taster kindly suggest some good Second citizenship options for me and guide me to get those second Passports
Bananas I bet !😃😃😃🐐
@@augusthallmann96 hahaha...
Good Content (I'm not trolling today)
If one is to plan a group of uncorrelated passports, how/where do you confirm that these 5-7 countries you picked are neutral/accepting to one another?
Do you have to speak Khmer in order to obtain Cambodian citizenship by marriage?
If I had a passport portfolio that didn't give me access to the UK and Ireland then I'd definitely add Vanuatu
You would need to buy some beach shorts
Yes you are correct i love ireland so i hope like you said that vanuatu passport can get you to ireland and uk.
Best CIB for Chinese nationals?
What about Malta ?
Why not include taiwan passport!
Not easy to get. And you usually need to give up your other passports.
@@markc3210 Another thing, although I guess relatively minor, I have interpreted and translated for Taiwanese Citizens here in Brazil, A few years ago, And at the time (not sure if still so) their passport was in English from 'Republic of China' and several had problems and delays trying to enter visa free countries as they had been mistakenly identified as being from The PRC! , still Southern South America is completely the other side of the world from Taiwan, I guess few such problems in othet parts of the world.
@@Eurobrasil550 They have 'Taiwan' written in English now. I think it was added to counter that problem.
My father is Serbian, and not so easy to get a passport. I've been trying. Need to invest a good chunk first.
what are you talking about, if he was born in Serbia, you're Serbian citizen... You just need to come to Serbia,have permanent adress and get passport, or get it through embassy of your residence if you have one.
@@nenad6278 we have a contact at the Serbian Embassy and its not easy
@@shoshi06 well if you're from Palestine, embassy in Tel Aviv does not issue passports, only emergency passports, so he has to have permanent adress in Serbia to be able to receive actual passport, but he is a citizen of Serbia.
@@nenad6278 he actually has a house there that was seized during WW2. Waited his whole life for compensation. Country has no $$ to compensate these people who lost homes,businesses etc...
Serbia. Serbia are you investment in Citizenship ?
No. And you have to lose your for foreign citizenship before you get Serbian citizenship (there are few exception). Same is for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
@@Konduras You don't have to lose foreign citizenship as Serbia allows dual citizenship to all people. Bosnia only allows people with Serbian,Croatian and Swedish passports to keep their Bosnian (with few exceptions.)
@@nenad6278 You do. My friend from Russia must lose russian citizenship to get serbian
@@Konduras that is Russian law my g... They don't have to do it anymore ,read the law bro I'm literally dual citizen of Serbia and i know a lot of people with 2/3 citizenships including Serbian.
@@nenad6278 I am Serbian citizen, I read law. Serbian ministry of interior said to friend that he need to lose russian citizenship, no fucking Russia.