The Best Second Passports for Canadians
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
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Here at Nomad Capitalist, we’ve been talking about the benefits of having second citizenship for years.
And a lot of seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs have taken me up on that offer - either as a Plan A for further tax reductions or a Plan B for what we call citizenship insurance.
With the political and social changes that are occurring throughout the world, it would be wise for any high-income citizen of a Western country to get a second passport.
“Why?” you ask? Because a second passport can serve as a form of protection from the chaos of our times.
While it’s rare, I’ve had the occasional Canadian, citizens tell us that they think things in their country might get worse. Still, many of them don’t think they need a second passport as much as they think US citizens do.
In this video, Andrew shares the best second passports for Canadians.
00:00 Start
00:48 Why People Are Leaving Canada
02:16 The Best Passports
05:56 Fastest and Easiest country to Get second Citizenship
08:07 New Tax Proposals
10:02 Cancelling Passports
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🔥I escaped from Cuba 13 years ago! Now I am trying to escape from Canada. Very sad to feel it and say it! This country is no longer Canada!
you are a valued person to know, you have seen what communism has done and will do to Canada. Thanks for speaking the truth.
@@DSchafer when you met the devil in person and now you start to smell his scent again, the best option is to get away as fast as possible! Be safe 👍
I escaped from Russia to Canada and in 2020 escaped from Canada to Mexico. I am looking at other options, but Mexico treated me best and I loved how they didn't have Covid insanity. I am reading in comments that some people are considering Russian passport - please don't!
Then please go back to Cuba
Eso es mentira lo que tú dices. Cuba te educó. El bloqueo arruinó Cuba . Canadá te dio la oportunidad de trabajar y ganar tu dinero. Honradamente. Hay que pagar taxes . Acostúmbrate a hacerlo . Para eso naces. Trabajar y pagar taxes. Y andar honradamente por la vida . No te parece vete con tu educación a Cuba . Yo aquí vivo trankilo . Con mi casa ya pagada . Y mis impuestos al día . Sin hacer daño a otras personas. Andando por la limpia.
A contractor I work with donated $50 to the protest and was very concerned about having his accounts frozen . He's got a wife, kids, mortgage and bills to pay. The threat is real, and very close to home in my opinion. I'm currently looking to get a Philippine citizenship by descent. I don't see Canada going back to normal unfortunately.
It's interesting to see all the immigrants fleeing first ;) Almost like they understand the shape of the monster coming at them, and everyone else just thinks it's a cloud.
@@SaltyShaman even 1 or 2 generations of being here we know the stories all too well. We came here to be FREE NOT to live like this again.
@@SaltyShaman Basically not just East Asians, but s. Asians, Latinos, Arabs, etc. The only case where this doesn't seem to be true is places from the interior of sub-Sahara African countries. But then again not their fault. But it is what it is.
I am first born generation Canadian and my wife is Dominican and within the year we are gone. Getting my residency and eventually my citizenship. I am keeping nothing here.
@@SaltyShaman Canada is accepting 400,000 new immigrants every year. With up to 30,000 people leaving Canada you still have an positive growth over all. Open to be corrected if you have numbers.
Andrew is totally right. I left Canada in 2018 and haven't looked back. So far I've done business in UAE, Japan, Singapore, UK and now Philippines. Took his advice recently and went to Tbilisi with my partner and we loved it. I have ancestry to a Caribbean citizenship and should have Philippines PR in a few weeks. I never experienced ANY serious issues in life outside of Canada. My general health got better, so did my freedoms and wealth when I left. Canada is great for 3rd world migrants like my grandparents, but horrible for everyone else.
@Bogdan so true
myself same I went to Sierra Leone to visit. stranded via covid 2020 march airport closed. my return to get 2 days later. got refund. now living beachside my own acres building my house beach surf daily. new corpi put together here with my new wife from the villiage. haha. freedoms are full on
A million people left Germany 🇩🇪 in 2021… that say’s everything!!
@@livimawob2635 I got two passports Canada germany/ eu my son's both same
@@ianjaeger4178 good that you left 🙏🏽I have the American/ German.. will see where I will go.. but definitely out of Germany 🥳
It's really sad what's happened to Canada...I still can not believe it...I want the old Canada so bad
The old Canada is gone and will never come back under the Liberals or NDP
Canada is one of the best countries in the world to live. Opportunities everywhere if you work hard enough and have intelligence
@@normanevanoff3569 if you survive the boosters every 6 months like they want. There's going to be a lot of sicknesses in the coming years not only from boosters but the new pandemics that will be created by big pharma
@@TrentGustus good luck with your paranoia
Maybe you should never taken meds for tb and smallpox too. On an on.
My husband and I are seriously looking into getting out of Canada with all the recent problems caused by Trudeau. Another great video!
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I left canada 3 years ago and have never looked back. I have set up roots in Cyprus and working my way to citizenship by naturalization. At this point in my life I can not afford to dish out 150k for citizenship by investment but once I have enough savings I will be looking at st. Kitts.
I honestly look forward to the day I can renounce my canadian citizenship!!!
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Now that's very interesting. I'm also Canadian and I live in a country not far from Cyprus right now. I was exploring moving to Cyprus myself. I would really like to talk to you and hear about what problems you had acclimating to a new country
But why? There's no taxation if you're a non-resident, and it's one of the best passports in the world to have. So when you have your Canadian passport, and if you're able to get a cypriot passport which might be a shengen passport in the future, you're all set up. What possibly would a passport from the island of St Kitts help you? It's only good for Americans who really want to renounce their citizenship. Like you, I very much dislike any lefties, and Trudeau is way up there along with his super ultra left friends in the ndp
@@torontovoice1 I think global taxation will come to Canadians unfortunately
@@findme7862 I don't think so. And moreover, if you live in a country which is part of the oecd, and you have a tax treaty with Canada, you're okay. It's only when you go to s******* countries and tax Havens that the countries start to get aggressive. This recent pandemic has caused huge deficits all over the world, and countries are confiscatory taxes, and the easiest way to do so is to blame the rich!
Andrew, you're quite astute to say that Canada is in decline, if not understating that it's already in the toilet. It is getting worse daily with very little opportunities for younger generations. Thank you for your current videos aimed specifically for Canadians, as we will be doing whatever it takes to leave this ice rock.
Take care, and we really appreciate your work!
There is oppertunity for the right people. Just not the people that built the country.
Nonsense
@@normanevanoff3569 well there is special consideration given to people that are not european male when it comes to government jobs be it police, Milatary, fireman, teachers, even banks . Its comon knowledge. The school boards ask my union to send anything but w men that are straight.
@@mrsensable this is partially true for government positions in which they provide more opportunities for non whites. But not true for straight or gay. And there are still many jobs available for whites in banks, fire departments etc.
@@normanevanoff3569 I was one of those people that advocated for equal rights for all. Believe me it's gone crazy. If you want to bid on gov contracts first you have to prove you have 20% minority, and gay staff and female staff and the latest is trans gender is now on the list. We have been told to replace white men with afore mentioned people to get priveliege of bidding. So we hire no experience anybody's that look the part. Needless to say they call sick allot. Turns out not many of these people want to be construction worker and get up at 5am and work a 12hour day.
I don't even think I'll ever set foot back in Canada. They always have tricks they play on me, the government is unpredictable, like a rabid dog, except the dog is more honourable.
Stay where you are then...as if you even know what honour is
@@neilfedder1887 Are you saying this government that currently created a two tiered society, has frozen Bank accounts of people they don't like and running a soft dictatorship for now, honorable?
Total nonsense
@@neilfedder1887 şţfų ❄
With the new alliance between Trudeau and Jagmeet, it is really scary
the last time a Liberal NDP alliance happened, Canadians got Medicare...scary!
@@pcpolice2314 well as you have to wait 2 years for some surgery , I am not sure it’s a good thing…but hey it’s ”free”… 🙄
@@CrxAwd as opposed to the USA where medical debt is the #1 cause of bankruptcy....even if you think you are doing better than everyone else (you aren't), one trip to the hospital puts you in the poor house and no the company insurance will try and weasel their way out of paying the bill
@@CrxAwd 'free' is for the people who dont pay taxes, in Canada there are many, the people that pay are getting a low grade medical system.
@@blobtv7444 i know, that was sarcasm, I pay 45% in income taxes, federal and provincial combined) nothing is free
If everything goes right this summer I'll be in Venezuela hiding in the coffee mountains, and I'm never coming back...
I thought Venezuela was bad?
Take me with you !!!
We, who live here in Canada owe a debt of Gratitude to the NDP and Liberals AND the Conservatives for showing us the level to which they have "aspired" to recently. Thank you one and all for everything. Good luck. My money was pulled 6 years ago. Just about ready to vote with my feet. See ya.
Actually all those parties are quite similar ; that's the sad part. More bureaucracy and more taxes but for what ? I don't know. Just to control people more I guess.....
@@Carolinapetroska the sole purpose of taxation is not to finance 'programs' but to exert control.
@@jkenwell nonsense
@@normanevanoff3569 Get a brain, it is to expand government to have more power over the people.
@@grancitodos7318 the world is full of fools. 😂
Thank you from Ottawa where the brutality of the police here woke me up 😱 🇨🇦
Why don't you come to The Dominican Republic. So many Canadians here.
@@sarcasmbanega5997 Where is good in DR? Canada is heading down a very dystopian path and I want out. I'm 39 and retired, looking to sell all my Canadian real estate before Trudeau nationalizes it.
Ottawa is either shittawa or 666ttawa.
@@carter102 I live in Punta-Cana.. The Real-Estate business is booming here, because of Canadians and Americans buying apartments here. I have some Canadians friends here. Let's stay in touch.. Any informations you need let me know. I have a friend of mine, she's realtor.
@@carter102 You use IG?
Thank you for all the Canadian content! We need it!
Best passport is one that doesn't say Canada on it.
You have spoken the truth.
How so?
Does russia meet that criteria?
Najlepszy paszport to taki , na ktory nie ma wplywu narodowy bandyta JT
You cant be serious. You must be ignorant and living outside of reality
Im 28, unvax, 5-figure earner and have left canada for the past 5 months. Going to mexico next month.
Thank you for inspiring me. I may now have a future
Update: Now in Mexico. Living for cheaper then in Canada while doing online sales and building multiple streams of income. Its so free here. But hot ;)
How did you manage to leave the country while unvaxxed?
Must have driven across border with Covid test not by plane or someone could’ve edited the PDF vax pass
@@ddd99991 on the 8th of nov 2021 is when the Air US-Can border crossing was restricted for non-vaxxed. I left on the 6th. Watch the land border US-Can restrictions on the 21st of April. There is a chance that the restrictions wont be pushed forward and will drop for ground transport.
@@tradingwithwill7214 on the 8th of nov 2021 is when the Air US-Can border crossing was restricted for non-vaxxed. I left on the 6th. Watch the land border US-Can restrictions on the 21st of April. There is a chance that the restrictions wont be pushed forward and will drop for ground transport.
You're a legend brother. Come to the Dominican Republic.. What are your thoughts about this possibility?
My Polish-born cousin in Calgary has kept his 🇵🇱citizenship and is working on confirming 🇵🇱citizenship by descent for his two children.
Uruguay or Paraguai in South America, Canadians would like.
@@RyanBanman please hurry and leave. Canada is not for those who are against gun controls
THANK YOU. As an ottawa resident and recently discovering your channel I've been looking at all my options!
Great advice. Very informed presentation. Appreciated.
Thank you for thinking of us!
Thank you for doing some videos about Canada, we need this info in my family
Glad to hear that.
I have applied for my Irish citizenship through descent. Really wasn’t that hard, a little research on ancestry then applied for my grandfather’s Irish birth certificate. Guess I can thank the Regime for pretty much locking me in my home for 2 years, had nothing but time to research and apply.
I'm Canadian. the Mothers of my grandfather is pure Irish. i can prove it. Do you think I'm qualified to be Irish?
@@Androvsky time to research! :)
You got citizenship, or right to reside? Different things.
@@Androvsky yes you can get it.
@@Chahlie I can get my Irish citizenship through my late grandmother.
Thanks for all the info for Canadians!
Hello Milena, Glad to have you.
It is time to wake up ! Message to myself !
Thanks for the great info!
Thank you
How can we leave Canada? Travel ban is still not lifted for unvaccinated.
private jet to Mexico
Get vaccinated, charter an airplane....or you might want to try a medical visa to another country. You would still have to qurenteen for 10-14 days.
Get a fake one.. I'm pretty sure you'll get one.
Hire a boat, cross the border on foot
@I I He's stupid enough to double down to prop up his crushed ego from being called a Dictator...from the EU of all places....irony is thick
Thank you Andrew for the great advice.
I came to Canada 18 years ago, knowing that Canada was one of the best countries on earth, escaping from a situation similar to the one Trudeau is creating now.
I’m seriously considering moving again, because I know already how the wild party ends. And for sure you won’t like the terrible hangover and headache the day after.
I’m in the same situation, though I’ll be ok now , but is actually getting worst by the day
@@THEgenXFARMER
The only sad part of the story is that I’m used to this kind of situations, and I have no problems to re adjust again to any situation, but my kids that only knew how is to live in a peaceful and developed country will have to learn from scratch how is to live in an undeveloped country that offers more liberties at the end, but where live can be cheap also. When I grew up in South America my surviving skills were in good shape, after 18 years in Canada I gained weight and I lost a little bit my “eye of the tiger” spirit. Too much comfort can be bad for a man. The current situation is reactivating my survivor mindset…LOL
It’s already happening my friend. The time to exit is yesterday. But never too soon to start.
Same, moved to Canada in 2012, starting to plan my escape.
@@MarioSeoane exactly! Comfort KILLS! I figured this out 4 years ago when I lost my 'good' job. I was actually thankful as the 6 months I worked there I went down some unhealthy paths with food and exercise. It's easy to justify, but is deadly in the end. Luckily for me, there IS a third worlds actually inside Canada. I was raised in it ;) Outsiders never see it or are aware it exists. It's called under and un employment. Especially in Western Canada, it is designed on boom and bust cycles and it always busts the little guys :(
Another great episode. Thank you so much for posting these. We are learning so much from your expertise.
If you're born Canadian, you can renounce your CDN citizenship, and if you want to return, you can have it restored with relative ease. I was told this about 20 years ago by an immigration lawyer. Dunno if the same is true today.
2:42 Real talk. I was born and raised in Canada and inadvertently found in 2019 (age 36/37) that I qualified for USA citizenship through my mother. I had my US passport in hand by year's end. You can't win if you don't play.
I am a Canadian citizen and tax resident in Cape Town South Africa. SA is very attractive to "Digital Nomads" . My offshore income (Eurobonds etc) is not subject to SA or Canadian or UK taxes. Living in Cape Town is very attractive for the following reasons: 1. Time zone is European. 2. Medical is very good and if paid in GBP or USD, extremely good value. 3. Cost of a very good bottle of wine under GBP5 a bottle. 4. Cape Town is considered as one of the "foodie capitals of the world" 5. Cape Town's beauty is very special. 6. Direct flights to UK,US and Europe. 6. A very fine house is compelling value compared to Europe or North America. I have a place in Vancouver and spend 4 months of the year.
It seems as though you need local knowledge in order to stay safe in SA, though? What has been your experience with that?
Had not heard about Canada going to citizenship based taxation - thanks!
You will hear soon..
Yah, It's coming, it would be a very easy move for the government to make and justify in order to keep taxes from leaving the country.
I need more info on this. If we were to leave, what will they do? Tax money we take with us?
@@missgh1000 Citizen taxation means the CDN gov't would require you to file income tax you no matter where you live. You'd get a credit for local taxes paid, so you'd only send $ to the CDN gov't if their tax rate is higher. The US does this right now and it's an expensive pain in the posterior.
Excellent video Andrew, thank you for the priceless channel!
Glad you enjoy it.
Why do I feel like living in Canada is like being a passenger on a sinking ship?
My maternal grandparents are from Holland. I was going through the process of getting my dutch passport before the pandemic
Love your channel, great info! do you have any info in regards to relocating to Jamaica you can pass on? will be much appreciated.
Canada is also tracking crypto transfers over $1000 CAD. Think about that !! $1000. And apparently it has nothing to do with the emergency act or Ontario's issues with crypto platform regulation.
If you don't physically hide your wealth like a drug dealer, you ain't going to own it soon...
I read that it was meant for businesses. Not individual citizens.
@@anthropos8081 it is happening on Coinbase and it is on everyone from my understanding in the email I got.
@@claud1542 I'm not sure about that.
It is inevitable. Australia is tracking it now too. Countries with inefficient / corrupt governments require high incoming money via taxation. They are all pushing to go towards digital currency as well so that small businesses and sole contractors can not do cash payments to avoid taxes.
Came to Canada in 89 from Poland, and now it seems as I never left what was there at that time....
Really? The Polish ship jumpers I met back then described the conditions much like todays Russia....
@@Chahlie not sure what you mean ship jumpers ? and Canada is slowly becoming like Poland in 80. Can not comper to Russia as I have not been there.
You are so right. Came here from Poland in 87.
Communism all over the again.
Canadian, living in Ecuador. I need to send a Thank-you to (former Ontario) premier, Kathleen Wynne for motivating us to get the phuck out. Making workplace insurance *mandatory* (even though private coverage is FAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaar better) and threatening to impose a provincial pension fund grab (that I was too "old" , at 53, to benefit from), we left and are blissfully thriving overseas.
with you all the way!!!! we are happy and in Belize - Equador is a beautiful country!
@@Bambotb we're retired and tutoring English as well as financial literacy.
Lots of "nomads" here, working remotely. There's a nomad visa now.
@@Bambotb my wife and I teach English as volunteers. However, there are plenty of digital nomads (who've got a visa just for that), enjoying the life here.
@@Bambotb nah, no pension. We're living out investment portfolio.
Reasons to live here, include really great water, locally freshly grown farm products, learning a new language and culture. Good Healthcare (out of pocket, but still cheaper than Canada) great dental care, nature close by.
@@BambotbUS equities. Dividend and growth stocks. Get with a wealth advisor willing to teach you how.
We sold our Canadian house a year ago, and are waiting to invest those proceeds.
Please go back to putting chapters in your videos. They were very helpful.
I'm loving the Canadian kick on videos
left canada as soon as Trudeau was elected , now living in baja california sur living is cheap , safe , weather is great , ,
california politically is no better, the weather is the only thing better
@@blobtv7444 That's Baja, Mexico.
If you don't mind me asking ...what city would you recommend in Baja
@@FromTheBiggining , san jose del cabo first 5 years now, la paz last 3 years
Talk about transferring rrsp tfsa if possible without selling stocks.
Yes, how can we make it happen ?
Andrew I wish you could do a video on how Canadians can shelter their money. Under the new coalition dictatorship business taxes are gonna go nuts on top of personal taxes. I can remove myself physically but I can't completely divest my businesses from Canada unfortunately. I don't trust the banks, like most Canadians so should I invest in crypto, gold and energy stocks? I see Trudeau and Singh coming after our RRSP and other funds and eliminating our social security. In my whole entire life I've never had zero trust in the government and everyone I know is on the edge panicking
I think in UK there is a proposal to tax their equivalent RRSP at 60%. May be it is better to cash it, pay penalty, tax ..
@@monikam9069 that is an absolute disaster...60%?!!?!? If that were to pass in the UK that would definitely set a precedent for them to follow in Canada. I definitely see the Trudeau train wreak sneaking that in unchallenged
For last 4 years I have been in the wide range of commodities you mentioned, so yes, rode the March 2020 dump but didn't sell as thesis worked. CDN O&G still a value play but for more than 2 years to 2024? possibly. PMs, U3O8, Copper, Battery metals and Crypto all should ramp positively with the hysteria. I have multiple accounts in TD so what to do is the question. Fortunately no kids or dependents other than my partner who has Union pensions. Would be able to live on $3000-$4000 CDN/mo quite easily. The taxation to leave will be killer i imagine too. I need to be able to legally shelter/defer something so I don't lose the last years gains to the Dictators.
@@DSchafer can the money be funneled through a Canadian business and then to an offshore business and real estate? this is how the Chinese do it
I love your channel, it gives us crypto guys a way out.Would you ever condider having a guest Richard Heart drop in for a chat? That wouod be so insightful and cool, keep up the fantastic work Mr H.
Sounds great! Thank you for your suggestion. We will forward your request to the right persons.
Plan B was move to Mexico🇲🇽 in 2021. Best decision we ever made. ♥️ Good luck to everyone suffering in Canada. 🇨🇦✌🏼🥰
Thank you! Dan/Mad Slug.
Thanks.
Thank you Andrew, another great video about Canada. Your introduction to set the context is bang on. Check out the latest initiative, Bill 67, an act to monitor speech and activity in all universities and schools in case of people who have unacceptable views.
Jagmeet Singh and Trudeau can't stop insulting white Canadians.. Such a racist country and yet Singh and his family are worth millions..
I thought Bill C67 was provincial legislation in the province of Ontario??
@@brettthomas5605 correct it is provincial from the NDP
Crazy. Canada is a place for those who want freedom
Unfortunately my family migrsted 350yrs ago. And my husbands family is from the netherlands which is also WEF infested.
TURKEY
I’m very concerned about this CBT, coming to reality for Canadian citizens. How can I protect myself Canada imposes citizenship based taxation?
Andrew what's your opinion on the Italian passport? And if you do not have the shot.
I was born and raised in Canada and I'm not too many years away from retirement. My wife and I are looking at getting out of the country. I can't stand what this country has become. We will be taking our federal government pensions with us.
A bit ironic that. If it's as bad as you say you wouldn't have the generous government pension which you can collect in a great many countries.
@@Chahlie The Canadian government always looked out for federal government employees while causing enormous problems for everyone else. I was fortunate enough to get one of those jobs years ago. Canada is going down hill, fast.
I have lived in the Philippines for the past eleven years, I am moving my family back to Canada. I will be on an August flight back home. You have molded my opinion about this world Andrew! I have been following you for a long time, and you are a seer, when it comes to predicting the directions that this world has been moving towards. I hope to see you at one of your conferences soon. I am applying for citizenship by descent for an Irish passport after I return to my country. I have had to give up my retirement because of an 80% rise in the cost of upkeeping my private residence in Canada, so I am going home to find work soon.
What a sad state our country must be in when Canada has gone from being one of the most sought after destinations for immigrants, respected almost universally worldwide to now having to take advice on how to escape. Thanks Trudeau.
What did Trudeau do?
Sad but true, I guess so many people are trying to escape especially from the big cities....
@@aarrynz9721 You could fill a book with all of Trudeau's corruption, screw ups, bad policies, Dictator measures & lack of respect for Canadians & our laws. He wins the title of being the worst politician in Canadian history.
@@aarrynz9721 have you not been paying attention? Or do you think it's perfectly OK for the Government to freeze your Bank Account because they don't like your opinion?
@@aarrynz9721 guess you aren't noticing.
I qualify for citizenship by descent for Scotland. However, they seem to be on the same crazy train that Canada is! :(
I'd say the big one is Canadians need to get a password from a country with a TERRITORIAL TAX SYSTEM. Many Latin American countries offer this (i.e. Panama). At My Latin Life we do our best to help present the options
I'm an American. When I first went to Canada when I was little, I thought "This place looks really nice! I want to become a citizen." Yes I did not fully grasp the concept of citizenship yet, lol. I'm glad I never became a Canadian citizen, Canada seems like it is going through worse times than America is. Good luck to all you Canadians out there, hope your country improves or at least that y'all are able to find a safer more stable place.
God bless you and your family friend.🙏🏼❤️
I am Canadian and I have another 2 passports, one I got from my parents and another one which I got while working and investing abroad
What do you think about Italy, I do have citizenship there, but not sure about the government there?
I’m a Canadian passport holder with citizenship from Ireland and New Zealand. Irish passport application is in process
A lot of people from my country emigrated to Canada. Wonder if they regret it.
I am sure many do but won't dare to say it loud !
@@Carolinapetroska nonsense
Thank you for clearing this up for me plan B is definitely for me.
My wife is born in Dominica and I’m Jamaica by descent so I’ll be getting two more passports but over the next couple years
I'm Canadian born and Jamaican by parentage; I can get a Jamaican passport tomorrow but I can't imagine a worse country. It's unsafe for women especially and inflation is out of control. Horrible decisions from governments decades ago still haunt the island. I'm in Mexico now and it's what Jamaica should be and the pesos is way more stable than the Jamaican dollar. I see no value in the Jamaican passport
@@Blakpepa I’ve thought about this too my guy but at the same time you don’t have to hold JMD just use crypto and other currencies JMD needs to be dissolved tbh until they balance their books
The jamaican passport just gives you an out in case shit gets hella stupid at least you can literally leave no matter what😂
Europe and Asia aint it but only options are lineage Mexico, South America or Caribbean everywhere else I’m not feeling like that tbh
@@TheRealAayCole first of all, I'm a woman!😂😂 It's actually quite easy to get residence then citizenship in places like Mexico and other south American countries. Too many Caribbean countries bow to the USD and right now we are seeing countries looking to divest from it as a central currency. Think about it this way, which passport is more powerful? Which economy is more stable? Which one has to rely on the US? In Jamaica they import too many things and bypass local manufacturing because of stupid deals from previous government from decades ago and food prices are outrageous. I look around in my house and absolutely everything in my fridge, cupboard, down to the glass is manufactured in Mexico. Even the soap i use, all the condiments. In Canada even in the summer all the fruits and vegetables in Loblaws is imported from Mexico and South America bypassing locally produced! Even if they have locally grown it's always insanely expensive. Mexico is diverse, at no point what so ever have I experienced racism, in major cities I bump into people from all over the world who are professionals. Mexico was never on my list until Andrew kept talking about it and then I started interacting with people and then I came for myself and don't want to leave.
I live in Canada & I'm satisfied with my country. At the same time I find your ideas about getting a 2nd/3rd passport are appealing & worth looking into. Maybe a bit like diversifying a stock portfolio? It's always good to have options eh.
Moment Canada decides to impose a citizenship tax, I'm out again.
Shame; just came back.
I wonder which country has the 1 day visit rule for 3-5 years for citizenship
Portugal
@@alphmega 7 days a year for portugal and only for general visa holders otherwise it's 6 months a year
Would love to see which country we can get a citizenship if Canadian move and love in it.
What about Russia? The ruble. Looks like the future. The US is toast and melting Europe like cheese.
I had polish/Ukrainian grandparents but when I asked about citizenship they said it was too far back (early 1900) to be valid which seems crazy.
Get a poles card, it’s valid for anyone with polish ancestry. Within 1 year you can get a polish passport
Due to the war if you arrive to Poland now and pretend being a refugee from Ukraine you instantly receive Polish residency ;)
My father was born in England from an Irish father who was born in Cork....so, actually I can choose either British of Irish citizenship.
It is easy if you are Jewish..
Poland's nationality law does have a clause where Polish citizenship can be granted with the stroke of the president's pen (Andrezj Duda currently). This is usually done when someone has run into problems confirming citizenship by descent/ancestry but they do maintain Polish heritage otherwise (speaking the language, active in diaspora organizations etc).
In what countries can I spend one day a year and qualify for citizenship?
Interested in a UK edition of this video.... 😀
My family came from southern France. My relitives say that Beaulieu castle is still there. They imagrated to Canada in1725, do I qualify for citizenship by descent?
So if my great grandmother was Maltese, is that too far removed or I do I have a shot at descent based citizenship there?
Probably too far back.
@@nomadcapitalist fair enough and thanks for the insight 👍
ok I'm just curious... how many citizenships do you have?
My hero
To get another passport youll need to get out of Canada since non injected cant take plane, train or boat...
I’ve been wondering about that.. I am un-jabbed as well but some American Airlines I believe allow you to fly. You can drive into America without the jab. I’m looking into this as a possibility
@@darrenbulger3097 nope, currently you can't fly to the US without jab. And if you drive very likely you will be denied entry.
@@samuweljon4001 yes that is true but I’m talking about flying from the Us to say Europe essentially bypassing the Canadian airlines. Again I’m not sure if that’s possible. It’s insane that we are actually having this conversation in today’s world. Sad
You can fly to Ireland unjabbed from Canada on Aer Lingus.
@@samuweljon4001 you can drive into the US with a negative test.
Any ideas on how a unvaccinated Canadian can do this? We can’t fly, still banned in-spite of restrictions being lifted.
There are anecdotal reports of people driving into the US and flying from there. Also, some are saying that some airlines are not demanding proof for a destinations that starts with M. Idk if any of that is true... we aren't coming back to test it.
Get vaccinated then fly
@@lead111never
@@wrenscheidl6756 it s true, I have confirmation from friends
@@lead111 lol... you trying to drum up business? With the dribs and drabs of heavily-redacted fizer documents coming out, why would anyone willingly sign up to put themselves at risk for 1280+ life-changing (or ending) side effects in order to consider themselves marginally 'protected' from an illness with a 99.7% rate of full recovery? The only reason to encourage vax at this stage, knowing what we know, is to goad people into getting hurt. Is that your angle "Injurylawyer"? 😂
Why you no longer offer service for second passport in italy for canadian who as father and grabd fsther ifrom italy?
Canadian small business taxes are pretty good... You call sell that company for no capital gains... It's all relative.. taxes in Italy are horrid
I'm moving to Bahrain!
I don't have a option at this time to get a Caribbean passports do would have to go with passport in British because I am second generation British. I know some but not all my background. Approximately how much would it cost (Ballpark estimate)?
What about Algerian citizenship and Algeria as a country?
For anyone else trying to get their money out of Canada that’s in Canadian trusts - they use DTC for share transfers, so if you’re in the U.K. setup a Schwab share dealing account (required $25k to open, but you can withdraw it) then you can transfer to the U.K. account.
@Lucy Rane UK brokers use CREST for share transfers. Try getting money out a non-UK broker into a UK broker account! Believe me, it's a nightmare! Schwab is one of the few options.
Would like refuge status to another country from canada.
Keep the Canadian content coming!
“You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on having both at once.”
--Robert A. Heinlein, “Time Enough for Love.” (1987)
Andrew, what will happen if you try to go back to the US to visit family, grandparents, friends etc? Have you ever been back to the US since you renounced your citizenship? This seems like a very risky life decision for most people just to avoid paying tax money to a country that gave you a start in life.
Your earlier videos a few years back encouraged me to get my Italian passport by descent. (In addition to my Canadian) Thank you for this.
Congratulations on your new citizenship.
So the citizenship by "investment" is actually buying the passport? Are you literally giving the country your money in exchange for the citizenship, or are you investing in business ro real estate that is your own, but that is a growth of industry/commerce for the country in question? I must be dense. Thanks. It's probably further along in your book (that I am currently reading BTW).
You’re only a little bit dense, Rob.
The details vary depending on which program you choose.
Typically for Caribbean 🌴 CBI programs, you have the option of making a donation to the government or buying some (overpriced) government approved real estate 🏡.
Brazilian with Italian citizenship happy around the world
first thing I did when I landed in my birth country when I visited last year was get my passport - the exit strategy to Canada is real
Please hurry up as Canada doesn’t need people like you.
Doesn't Canada have agreements with most countries in the world to track their citizen's money? There have to be limited options...
thats why you have a second citizenship.
Andrew, once I declare myself as a non-resident of Canada, there is a fiscal agreement between Canada and Mexico that allows a 15% tax on canadian revenues. Does it apply then if I sell my registered RRSP and TSFA in totality? Could you elaborate on that ?
My husband’s grandmother came from Italy to Canada, can he obtain a passport ? How about me as his wife , can I be his dependent ?
you are an Italian‘s spouse
Look into it. You may be able to get it through decent. I know that I can get my Irish citizenship through my grandmother on my dad's side.
What about Austria?
Yes, I know your husband can. He can do it at the Italian embassy in Toronto (any italian embassy). It was about $500 a couple of years ago. Paperwork is pretty easy to discover on Google. I'm not sure about spouses but residency should not be a problem once he is an italian citizen. Italy is not much better than Canada these days. Do your research. See what other union countries you have access to. Also, look into David Straight for another option.
@@stephanierose5081 thank you🙏🏻
Andrew for real estate acquisition option for second citizenships, can you buy the real estate using a mortgage? Or would the government not allow it. Have you seen someone doing something similar?
you should be showing economic solvency and buying cash. There are always seller takeback mortgages but you should have a significant down payment.
Generally not, at least for the target amount.
So glad you're including the North.
Im just a [high 5 figure if working part time or 6 figure working all yr ]income wage earner so i need some other passport thats cheap.
im quebecois and cree and probly had great grandparents from polish, german ukrainian and russian on dads side
whats my best option?
Sounds great, for people of great wealth. I guess we should form a Peasants support group for the left behind.
How do you feel about sailing? :D
Check your ancestory as you may be to hey a citizenship that way. Also, I have watched MANY of Nomad Capitalist videos and he does talk about countries that you can go to as long as you have a minimum of 800 - 1000/mth income.
Any taxable gains will have to be realized before you are considered a non tax resident in Canada?
As far as I understand, yes. An ‘exit tax’ it’s called. You treat everything that you have as sold at fair market value as soon as you depart Canada.
Aaaa, it's "cheap, fast & good! Pick any two! LOL
Canadian and Bangladeshi passport holder. What would be a great third passport?
Islamic State?