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If living like a king means bringing white supremacist behaviour and ideas to the Caribbean, please stay where you are and go to Europe instead. I am sure that most Caribbean people are tired of being maids and slaves to white people.
Hello, I'm a Haitian citizen. Haiti is a founding member of the Caribbean community. But unfortunately, because of the catastrophic situation of my country, we have been relegated to the last rank. We can't enjoy all the benefits to which we would be entitled with our passport. But I'm still hopeful. One day Haiti will rise from the ashes and once again become the pearl of the Antilles.
Thanks to watching you Andrew I actually made sure to get my Caribbean passport (in this case Trinidad & Tobago) as both my parents are from there. The unbelievable thing is, I paid less to get that full passport (£44) than I paid to renew my UK passport (£75)! Crazy. Knowing that T&T is part of Caricom means I can stay in several islands, not just T&T; in addition, the embassy tells me that spending time in Latin America is less likely to attract the 'wrong' attention because, as you've said, coming from a small island isn't really cause for concern.
I got Dominica in 2022 when it was $100,000. It's a backup plan for me. I'm not planning on renouncing US citizenship but like to have options. I've been there once and the people were nice. I would go back for sure.
I have three passports: United States (naturalization) United Kingdom (birth) Trinidad & Tobago (descent via my father) Given everything happening around the world, the Trinidad & Tobago passport might be the best option. Thanks for this reassuring video.
Having a US and United Kingdom passport isn’t really diversification? It’s pretty much the same passport. Too high paying tax countries and the UK is isn’t part of the European Union anymore. Most Black people whether they’re born there or they naturalized have UK 🇬🇧 US 🇺🇸 Canada 🇨🇦 Australian 🇦🇺 passports because those countries allow black immigrants to migrate there, but not the EU countries.
I am from Dominica, and survived the aforementioned hurricane years ago, and yes we are well underway with developing a climate resilient island nation. Proud to say that we are home to world's first sperm whale reserve, as well as the world's 2nd largest boiling lake (2nd to New Zealand). Probably the closest place to the garden of eden on the planet. We have no dangerous wildlife, probably the freshest water on the planet, and some of the most hospitable people you'll ever meet. If you want this citizenship it is well worth it, and I say to anyone with doubts, come visit and see for yourself. For a small island there's always something great to do outdoors, and you'll do so while breathing some of the purest air on earth. If you hold another island's citizenship you're free to visit as long as you wish since we have open borders to our sister islands.
Frikkin love this channel. The information just aligns with my core values and what I stand for as a Haitian-American who do not necessarily agree with American customs. I will soon become a nomad capitalist myself. Thank you for your work fam
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As a dual citizen, I have my Barbadian passport (born and raised there), best Caribbean passport and Canadian passport. I'm moving _back_ to Barbados within the next 2 years. I'm missing out on the good transformations happening there and I want to be a part of the growth. Politics are not volatile or violent there either. I want to live in peace.
a unique feature of st. lucia & dominica is that many of the locals also speak french creole in addition to english patois, due to their close proximity to guadeloupe & martinique
@ReverendDr.Thomas UAE, Malaysia, etc are also Islamic countries, Bangladesh is a poor country that's why it's not a place people would want to move to unless they are being ethnically cleansed. Nothing to do with religion. No western country is Christian, huge difference between christianity and liberalism. Y'all are liberals, not Christians.
@@WoodmanTiller That is rather PRESUMPTUOUS of you, wouldn’t you agree, Slave? Presumption is evil, because when one is PRESUMPTUOUS, one makes a judgement about a matter, despite having insufficient facts to support one’s position.
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Sir, please guide me for one country i should migrate. Every time i see your video about one country you advice for me to migrate, by the time i prepare to leave for that place, you come up with new videos explaining the advantages of moving to some another country. By the time i set myself up for that country you come up with yet another country. This has been going on with your each video. I am so confused now that i am not able to leave my room 😂😬😃
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My husband and I isolate here in the US, especially after the Pandemic. We were a bit isolated before as we were seeing 'behind the curtain' so to speak & not sure what to do until I found this channel. I have ancestors from Sweden to Italy, Key figures here such as Francis Scott Key & I have Nobility both in the UK, Italy & I believe Scotland. However, I'm adopted so would that change that process & I'd need to go off of my birth mother? You'd said the closer the relative is to you the easier, so which route & where would you suggest I start? I'm not liking what's going on in the UK right now, but they are numerous so how do I even begin to go about this?
@@nomadcapitalistthank you very much, a tool like this is just what I needed. Thanks for all you do and the care you show by dedicating yourself to waking people up to this!
Your options would be either citizenship via marriage, descent (usually limited to parents or grandparents) or naturalization. Naturalization isn’t cheap, but it certainly isn’t $150k.
@@clintfalk do you have proof to back your claims or are you just saying that because you hate the rich or anyone leaving the US like what Andrew said?
I don’t think that it correct….Dominica is part of the British commonwealth…I think you are talking about Dominican Republic..which was a Spanish territory….
Not everyone is who seeking a passport from this region necessarily wants to set up shop there. They want a backup passport, a Plan B in case things quickly go awry. Generally speaking, once a citizen, always a citizen, and the benefits of that can be enjoyed even if you’re living outside of the country that bestowed it upon you.
Sounds great, but just keep in mind certain Caribbean countries are geo blocked. At least you can do monetization on RUclips etc and much easier to do a remote job (well many people probably does, but most of us are doing a physical 9-5 job) and gotta keep in mind the cost of living in certain countries out here as well and do some research about the value of their currency. (You also gotta keep in mind using a VPN for doing certain things online) While the US dollar maybe good and is maybe more money from $1 USD from the currency of that country well... while yes, that's true, but most visitors in some countries don't like high the prices since certain products are much cheaper in international countries. At least you mentioned the hurricanes though... I'm not complaining, or stopping you guys from doing this, but while this is a great opportunity especially emergency purposes (like in case where you are something happens), but please keep that in mind.
That’s true financial unfair for most of them it’s not like Switzerland you can have to freedom to do what you want sure there’s some places that will give you Visa Free. I’m from the Caribbean I can tell you my PM is fighting for financial fairness instead bias and derisking
"These countries should be with us because we share values" POV: Farage was planting seeds as to how the new world was going to look. Meaning it was decided long ago and it's now beginning to play out. Trump wants Greenland for example. Also he has suggested Canada be another US state.
I’m trying to get my Barbados passport but am experiencing some technical difficulty. My mom dropped a letter from her name . . . I am hoping something can be done. My four grandparents were all born on the island.
@AnyahEMB If your mom is still alive she should go with you to the Barbados Consultation, take her birth certificate and yours. She would also have to take what ever legal documents with her showing that name change. You can also call the Barbados Consultation in your country of residence and get information from them. As long as they can verify everything they should be no issues. If you were born outside of Barbados you would get citizenship by decent. If your mom has pass you would still need those documents to give to the consulate.
@@whome1629I went to the NYC Consulate. They want me to change my birth certificate to match the name. I hesitate because why should I complicate matters by altering my birth certificate? My mom is 93 and cannot travel. I don’t know when she dropped the letter- Lolieta to Lolita - I don’t know why it is so complicated.
One example is the Sovereign’s right to travel, which has now been transformed (under corporate government policy) into a “privilege” that requires citizens to be licensed - driver’s licenses and Passports. By passing
Surely the best reason to do a Caribbean CBI is that Trump keeps saying he's going to scrap citizenship-based taxation. If that happens, then a US citizen could become tax resident on Antigua or St. Kitts and pay no income tax or CGT (Dominica has income taxes). Logically it makes sense to become a citizen of one of those two because it helps win the argument with the IRS when it comes to the tie-breaker rule (Dominicans can live there, but then so can US citizens without too much difficulty, citizenship though helps cement the argument that you are tax resident there). No doubt there will then follow some sort of crackdown, so it's a limited time opportunity albeit a big bet, because it's unclear what Congress will actually do. Living on Antigua or St. Kitts year round isn't really practical because they have very high custom duties and VAT, but if you spend 90+ days there you can be tax resident. So you either spend some time in another country, or you spend 182 days in the US and 183 days in the Caribbean and potentially pay no US income tax or CGT. If that law is repealed. Big "if".
If i were going to live in a carribean country I would want to live in Cuba. I tend to like Communist countries or countries with authoritarian governments. So far I have lived in China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Brazil, Chile, Philippines and Peru and I like China, Vietnam and Cambodia the best. Not only can I speak the languages at a higher level but I like the music, food, government, and I think the ladies in these countries are the best looking. I can also work as a teacher in these countries. i didn't leave the USA for economic reasons I left for political reasons. Americans always told me that if I do not like the US government I should leave so I am doing what they told me to and I left and I am happier living in Cambodia than I have ever been in the USA.
Good story, bro. 😆 I was in Cambodia last September. It's not a communist nation. Laos is still a communist nation, so it's awfully strange that you didn't mention that. But, at least you confirmed you are indeed a real loser.
Thanks for your comment! There are many benefits to Caribbean Citizenship. This recent article compares 5 five different Caribbean CBI programs and shares the benefits: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/second-passport/caribbean-citizenship-by-investment/
Suggestion: stop pseudo-redacting text on screen. E.g. at 11:58, black text on a dark green background is almost illegible. Otherwise, this is as informative and provocative as always, thank you.
Dominica has very little economy bc of limited vessel friendly ports and very steep terrain. The govt corruption is as deep and long as their citizenship program.
Most persons buy the passport not to live there. They want the ease of travel. Not a single one of them take up residency. Plus, they're no taxes being paid when you are outside of the country. US citizens pay taxes overseas. You missed the point of the video.
Andrew I have question should i buy one of of these carribean passports or should I get a Jamaican passport from citizen by desent because my father Jamaican ?
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What happens when a significant number of these new citizens want to go and live in Dominica, or buy a second home there. The Dominicans are not building hurricane resistant homes for their current population, they are building homes to sell to wealthy "citizens on paper" at the risk of pricing their kids out of the property market.
No history of being involved in criminal activities. It's not new. Every Green card holder in America has to get a background check before they are granted a Green card/ legal residence card.
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Andrew, can you share your overall strategy? I know you have your nice apartment and permanent(?) residency in Colombia, office real estate in Armenia, citizenship in St. Lucia... where else do you have citizenship? Where else do you have permanent residency (Malaysia?), what is your top 1 or top 2 banking locations? And where is your business incorporated?
Mr Henderson shares all the reasons why he hasn’t shared his full passport portfolio online in this video: ruclips.net/video/1Ui15-RO248/видео.htmlsi=C6xkVbf_26RgkjoM
He won't tell you because he hasn't done any of the things he tells other people to do. And how do you know that has a nice apartment and residency in Colombia? Well, you don't.
We discuss the various options to get a second passport in this video, including citizenship by descent: ruclips.net/video/m0RtRbJG4hU/видео.htmlsi=8m8AynMmzhG7ftSa
I told everyone this channel the carriebean passport will and is more valuable than a European passport.Carribean countries economies are becoming more sound and stable.Most people don't prefer Vanuatu because they don't get along with most other country I think that's a good sign.That Vanuatu doesn't align there self with what other countries do.
Well not in the southern part I’d guess, I doubt Chile, Argentina or Uruguay would tolerate that. Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela and Peru? Well piracy is really just boat assisted robbery/assault so any country with a crime problem and lots of coast will see some of that unless you have a very diligent coast guard. Not sure if those countries have ever been accused of such … I also doubt there is any piracy going on in waters patrolled by either the French, British or US navy(most of lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico and French Guyana) as that would be more than a little ballsy.
@sebastianbauer4768 Yes, I have a large enough boat to be concerned when traveling some places but have been thinking of going south for a while, lol. Thank you.
@@mistica-10 think politically, there are a lot of tiny nations there that don’t have much of a military or even police, they are very vulnerable to people just disregarding their maritime borders since they can’t actually do much. Likewise there are islands like Trinidad or Aruba that are very close to Venezuela, making timely interception before they leave territorial waters difficult from a purely logistical pov. The French especially have several military bases and harbours in the area and they consider the islands there part of France. Apart from that think ports, pirates need a base of operations, I.e. a country either so corrupt they tolerate them or incompetent enough to not notice them. Stay far away from those places.
I have a question for anyone who may know......if the USA Government puts in travel restrictions for a country, do ALL US Citizens need to leave even if they are Permanent Resident of the affected country? I'm wondering because today there's reports of "cartel" members in Mexico shooting over the Mexican/USA border. I'm concern that the new president Trump could enact travel restrictions that are attached to his proclamation that the Cartel are terrorists and put in a travel ban in Mexico. Sounds a bit extreme but so is everything else he is doing. I'm really concerned.
I don’t see how travel restrictions have anything to do with residency. A travel restriction just means you’re restricted to where you can travel to. Individual countries decide which restrictions to put in place for residents (ex: can’t vote if a non-citizen), visitors (ex: can’t work without a work visa), citizens (ex: not allowed to travel to certain countries), or against certain countries (ex: those Muslim bans). If you’re a permanent resident in another country, keep living your best life. If that country wants you out, they’ll let you know. I seriously doubt the U.S. can force you to come back, unless you’re a wanted criminal.
@PinkieSmith That's what I was thinking. But then I thought about Iran, North Korea and Cuba, and at least months ago US citizens weren't allowed to travel there. I'm thinking on those lines if things got really ugly. And yes I'll stay right where I'm at. 👍
I know it’s your job to make content, but the Caribbean feels like a terrible idea. Proximity to the USA, all countries have extradition agreements with Canada/usa….whats so backup about this type of passport?
@clintfalk dude. Ask them how they like our healthcare. Or look up Taiwan on RUclips. I had hernia surgery. $100. In US $90,000. Plus tons of hot girls. Girls in US are huge
@dorian3888 well, the police act with impunity here. China is safer. If cops killed someone by accident in Taiwan they don't lose their jobs, they go to prison. In china if they screw up pitchforks come out. Plus most police don't have guns. Dude I had a hernia in Taipei. $100. Here $90,000. Lol. Anyways rock on!
Unfortunately because of the high level criminal nature of most of the people who buy CBI passports, it has made it more difficult for natural born citizens of those countries to get visas to the US and Canada. Thank goodness my country does not take part in that!!!!
When it came to C*V*D, in Canada, it wouldn't have mattered what passport you held. If you didn't get jabbed, you could not board a airplane. Basically, being held prisoner.
I think I would like to see countries you recommend less by passport and more rankings by necessities of life. Medical being number 1, Safety Index, Affordable housing. You recommended Dominica for example, how is the health care ? How is the safety index? I live in Canada and we have none of these and in my opinion the passport is useless and worthless.
I know Grenada somewhat and i think that although they have their problems like anywhere else, safety and crime is OK. Healthcare, maybe, is not as good as the UK, medication has to be paid for (its free if you are over 60 or 65) but the NHS is getting worse and worse. But i wouldn't have thought citizenship by investment (or by marriage or by descent) actually require you to live there? That would be the last thing they would want, wouldn't it?
You live in Canada, you know how mediocre it is (and I'm being generous) and you are throwing stones at Andrew's recommendations? Maybe you should do what we did - get on a plane, get onto your research and either get the answers for yourself or pay for expert help. I assure you, the answers are out there. You need to get off you $ss and find them.
Why should the caribbean islands let anyone from the US get citizenship by investment when they vome waving around a few dollars, after they make them have to jump through visa and money hoops to come to the US? Even to transit, you need a visa. Thats insane. I'd vote against the US citizens getting citizenship by investment. Go to another country that is visa exempt
"waving around a few dollars" You mean hundreds of thousands of dollars. Per person, Caribbean countries are getting more money selling passports to US citizens than the US is getting from them in "visa and money hoops."
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Mr. Henderson, please produce an episode on the new Thailand DTV visa.
i like this channel but live like a king sucks
If living like a king means bringing white supremacist behaviour and ideas to the Caribbean, please stay where you are and go to Europe instead. I am sure that most Caribbean people are tired of being maids and slaves to white people.
I got dominica passport in 2022 . I believe it was best investment i ever made .
why ?
How did you get it. Can I buy a property and get one?
@happinesswatts By investment or donation you can get it
Hello, I'm a Haitian citizen. Haiti is a founding member of the Caribbean community. But unfortunately, because of the catastrophic situation of my country, we have been relegated to the last rank. We can't enjoy all the benefits to which we would be entitled with our passport. But I'm still hopeful. One day Haiti will rise from the ashes and once again become the pearl of the Antilles.
I'm St. Lucian...I hope things get better in your country
@palmer0815 Thank you
Once your country repents of witchcraft and v00d00 and believes on the Lord Jesus Christ Haiti will do better.
From canada wishing you the same. It has so much potential. Do not lose hope
I hope to visit Haiti once the situation is stabilised? Is there much hope of this happening soon ?
Thanks to watching you Andrew I actually made sure to get my Caribbean passport (in this case Trinidad & Tobago) as both my parents are from there. The unbelievable thing is, I paid less to get that full passport (£44) than I paid to renew my UK passport (£75)! Crazy.
Knowing that T&T is part of Caricom means I can stay in several islands, not just T&T; in addition, the embassy tells me that spending time in Latin America is less likely to attract the 'wrong' attention because, as you've said, coming from a small island isn't really cause for concern.
My husband is from St. Kitts 🇰🇳 It is part of Caricom & OEC. Like you, we have options. Thank God! Others who do not remember the US territories.
Stinks for us folks whose ancestors came over from England, Germany or Ireland. There is no offering for us unless we're rich.
I got Dominica in 2022 when it was $100,000. It's a backup plan for me. I'm not planning on renouncing US citizenship but like to have options. I've been there once and the people were nice. I would go back for sure.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
did you do the procedure by yourself?
😅😅😅😅my country
$100k for a backup plan?
@@DMills-un1tl he might be worth $$$$$$
I love this channel. I don't always agree with your views, but the amount of knowledge and the fresh perspective is fantastic.
You were deeply moved by the experience?..😮
I have three passports:
United States (naturalization)
United Kingdom (birth)
Trinidad & Tobago (descent via my father)
Given everything happening around the world, the Trinidad & Tobago passport might be the best option.
Thanks for this reassuring video.
Having a US and United Kingdom passport isn’t really diversification? It’s pretty much the same passport. Too high paying tax countries and the UK is isn’t part of the European Union anymore. Most Black people whether they’re born there or they naturalized have UK 🇬🇧 US 🇺🇸 Canada 🇨🇦 Australian 🇦🇺 passports because those countries allow black immigrants to migrate there, but not the EU countries.
@@nygeeJones US and UK pretty much the same passport? Thanks for the laugh.
Sounds great
No means shit u no have indigenous blood of the Americas
I am from Dominica, and survived the aforementioned hurricane years ago, and yes we are well underway with developing a climate resilient island nation. Proud to say that we are home to world's first sperm whale reserve, as well as the world's 2nd largest boiling lake (2nd to New Zealand). Probably the closest place to the garden of eden on the planet. We have no dangerous wildlife, probably the freshest water on the planet, and some of the most hospitable people you'll ever meet. If you want this citizenship it is well worth it, and I say to anyone with doubts, come visit and see for yourself. For a small island there's always something great to do outdoors, and you'll do so while breathing some of the purest air on earth. If you hold another island's citizenship you're free to visit as long as you wish since we have open borders to our sister islands.
Frikkin love this channel. The information just aligns with my core values and what I stand for as a Haitian-American who do not necessarily agree with American customs. I will soon become a nomad capitalist myself. Thank you for your work fam
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I was born and raised in Dominica, it's true they sell passports for the right price
Wish they were really using the proceeds to better the country.
I have two passports - Jamaica and the U.S. Despite its challenges, Jamaica is still the best place on earth as far as I'm concerned.
As a dual citizen, I have my Barbadian passport (born and raised there), best Caribbean passport and Canadian passport. I'm moving _back_ to Barbados within the next 2 years. I'm missing out on the good transformations happening there and I want to be a part of the growth. Politics are not volatile or violent there either. I want to live in peace.
Jamaica has a terrible reputation amongst tourists.
@@SenorJuan2023not this tourist
Not the best place but a good location. I agree
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My sister was born there during hurricane David. My parent was there visiting. Now successful, my sister went back and got her passport
Very insightful.
@snakeeyes5638 What insights did you get?
a unique feature of st. lucia & dominica is that many of the locals also speak french creole in addition to english patois, due to their close proximity to guadeloupe & martinique
Dominica is completely surrounded by France!
@@dorian3888 exactly. guadeloupe & martinique are literally STILL french "colonies"
@@silvabakx6396 You mean French overseas departments and regions my guy. 😉
@dorian3888 oops, yea, did i say "colonies"? 😉
1st Viewer from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I am the first viewer from my house.
Bangladesh has dual citizenship with my country, Australia, but I wouldn't want to move there, due to the Islamic culture.
@@ReverendDr.Thomas it's because you literally know nothing about Islam nor any other Abrahamic religion lol.
@ReverendDr.Thomas UAE, Malaysia, etc are also Islamic countries, Bangladesh is a poor country that's why it's not a place people would want to move to unless they are being ethnically cleansed. Nothing to do with religion. No western country is Christian, huge difference between christianity and liberalism. Y'all are liberals, not Christians.
@@WoodmanTiller
That is rather PRESUMPTUOUS of you, wouldn’t you agree, Slave?
Presumption is evil, because when one is PRESUMPTUOUS, one makes a judgement about a matter, despite having insufficient facts to support one’s position.
The Caribbean is awesome
Excellent info, as per! Thank F for NC
You're welcome!
Great content! Can’t wait for the Oman video 🔥
I have two passport 🇺🇸 and Jamaica 🇯🇲
Same here
Interesting thanks for the video
I watch your every video. I want to be a Nomad Capitalist in future 🇧🇩
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Sir, please guide me for one country i should migrate. Every time i see your video about one country you advice for me to migrate, by the time i prepare to leave for that place, you come up with new videos explaining the advantages of moving to some another country. By the time i set myself up for that country you come up with yet another country. This has been going on with your each video. I am so confused now that i am not able to leave my room 😂😬😃
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Brilliant.
Kudos to Dominica for being self sufficient and standing up for their rights.
Hi Andrew😊
Insightful upload once again. What’s your top 4 Caribbean citizenships by fact & statistics?
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My husband and I isolate here in the US, especially after the Pandemic. We were a bit isolated before as we were seeing 'behind the curtain' so to speak & not sure what to do until I found this channel. I have ancestors from Sweden to Italy, Key figures here such as Francis Scott Key & I have Nobility both in the UK, Italy & I believe Scotland. However, I'm adopted so would that change that process & I'd need to go off of my birth mother? You'd said the closer the relative is to you the easier, so which route & where would you suggest I start? I'm not liking what's going on in the UK right now, but they are numerous so how do I even begin to go about this?
You're completely dumbfounded by the situation?
😮
Have you tried our Citizenship By Descent eligibility checker? Its a great place to start: nomadcapitalist.com/products/citizenship-by-descent/
@@nomadcapitalistthank you very much, a tool like this is just what I needed. Thanks for all you do and the care you show by dedicating yourself to waking people up to this!
I would love to get Caribbean citizenship to ditch my country’s current citizenship, are there any citizenship for low income earners?
I think naturalization.
Your options would be either citizenship via marriage, descent (usually limited to parents or grandparents) or naturalization. Naturalization isn’t cheap, but it certainly isn’t $150k.
NO. Everything this guy talks about takes money. He doesn't tell you that because I think doesn't actually does it himself.
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@@clintfalk do you have proof to back your claims or are you just saying that because you hate the rich or anyone leaving the US like what Andrew said?
Thank you for this video. By the way, you have the right to be left alone.
What about Trinidadian citizenship? 🇹🇹
That's a good one, Heather!
I think Dominica citizens still need visas to enter Ireland.
They do because Ireland has an open border with Northern Ireland which is part of the UK.
Which is why their having so many migrant issues..@@LoveClassicMusic0205
I don’t think that it correct….Dominica is part of the British commonwealth…I think you are talking about Dominican Republic..which was a Spanish territory….
@ I live in Ireland, I know……
@@ivanjoseph3015I think Dominica is French territory.
Remember, Caribbean is mostly islands, there is a "space to accommodate" issue to consider.
Not everyone is who seeking a passport from this region necessarily wants to set up shop there. They want a backup passport, a Plan B in case things quickly go awry. Generally speaking, once a citizen, always a citizen, and the benefits of that can be enjoyed even if you’re living outside of the country that bestowed it upon you.
What about Panama? Its referred to the " Dubai" of Latin America! Zero taxes on x pats income....
You won’t get a passport
Thanks
Sounds great, but just keep in mind certain Caribbean countries are geo blocked.
At least you can do monetization on RUclips etc and much easier to do a remote job (well many people probably does, but most of us are doing a physical 9-5 job) and gotta keep in mind the cost of living in certain countries out here as well and do some research about the value of their currency.
(You also gotta keep in mind using a VPN for doing certain things online)
While the US dollar maybe good and is maybe more money from $1 USD from the currency of that country well... while yes, that's true, but most visitors in some countries don't like high the prices since certain products are much cheaper in international countries.
At least you mentioned the hurricanes though...
I'm not complaining, or stopping you guys from doing this, but while this is a great opportunity especially emergency purposes (like in case where you are something happens), but please keep that in mind.
That’s true financial unfair for most of them it’s not like Switzerland you can have to freedom to do what you want sure there’s some places that will give you Visa Free. I’m from the Caribbean I can tell you my PM is fighting for financial fairness instead bias and derisking
One of the best videos to watch Andrew
Do u sight an opportunity to reinstate the vise free for 3 countries back for Dominica ?
"These countries should be with us because we share values"
POV: Farage was planting seeds as to how the new world was going to look. Meaning it was decided long ago and it's now beginning to play out. Trump wants Greenland for example. Also he has suggested Canada be another US state.
That's just silly talk. The real agenda is a global hegemony run by the ever-growing UN and using all of their rules.
Been buying in the Dominican Republic with both hands since 2022. Wonderful tax environment!
I’m trying to get my Barbados passport but am experiencing some technical difficulty. My mom dropped a letter from her name . . . I am hoping something can be done. My four grandparents were all born on the island.
@AnyahEMB If your mom is still alive she should go with you to the Barbados Consultation, take her birth certificate and yours. She would also have to take what ever legal documents with her showing that name change. You can also call the Barbados Consultation in your country of residence and get information from them. As long as they can verify everything they should be no issues. If you were born outside of Barbados you would get citizenship by decent. If your mom has pass you would still need those documents to give to the consulate.
@@whome1629I went to the NYC Consulate. They want me to change my birth certificate to match the name. I hesitate because why should I complicate matters by altering my birth certificate? My mom is 93 and cannot travel. I don’t know when she dropped the letter- Lolieta to Lolita - I don’t know why it is so complicated.
One example is the Sovereign’s right to travel, which has now been transformed (under corporate government policy) into a “privilege” that requires citizens to be licensed - driver’s licenses and Passports. By passing
First! 😊
Congratulations
I have a Dominican passport. Feels like I have a plan B.
This is where we are moving to. We are getting out of Mexico it's very expensive now and the new government is very scary
Best video ever
Surely the best reason to do a Caribbean CBI is that Trump keeps saying he's going to scrap citizenship-based taxation. If that happens, then a US citizen could become tax resident on Antigua or St. Kitts and pay no income tax or CGT (Dominica has income taxes). Logically it makes sense to become a citizen of one of those two because it helps win the argument with the IRS when it comes to the tie-breaker rule (Dominicans can live there, but then so can US citizens without too much difficulty, citizenship though helps cement the argument that you are tax resident there). No doubt there will then follow some sort of crackdown, so it's a limited time opportunity albeit a big bet, because it's unclear what Congress will actually do. Living on Antigua or St. Kitts year round isn't really practical because they have very high custom duties and VAT, but if you spend 90+ days there you can be tax resident. So you either spend some time in another country, or you spend 182 days in the US and 183 days in the Caribbean and potentially pay no US income tax or CGT. If that law is repealed. Big "if".
i lived i domiica ad the hurricaie took everythig from us just a shell remaining but a most eautiful coutry to live in
What about Aruba??
Do a video on birthing tourism in the US and why it’s most likely ending very soon.
Giving birth in the US has nothing to do with his audience…
@ I disagree. Many comments here are from those who have come to the US just to give birth so they can attain multi passports for their children.
I love that Oman ❤❤❤❤❤
Great video we live in a surveillance state in the United States.
A “contribution” to get citizenship is a tax. You want all the benefits of citizenship without the responsibilities.
You're making a donation in lieu of having paid taxes. Everybody wins.
You can pound on the President's desk? We can't even get local government to answer the phone.
Belize is the Best Jewel on Earth
When does the Oman video come out?
Live Like a King Oman premieres January 31st.
St Lucia is a western country
Just like the rest of the Caribbean
@craigime of course
If i were going to live in a carribean country I would want to live in Cuba. I tend to like Communist countries or countries with authoritarian governments. So far I have lived in China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Brazil, Chile, Philippines and Peru and I like China, Vietnam and Cambodia the best. Not only can I speak the languages at a higher level but I like the music, food, government, and I think the ladies in these countries are the best looking. I can also work as a teacher in these countries. i didn't leave the USA for economic reasons I left for political reasons. Americans always told me that if I do not like the US government I should leave so I am doing what they told me to and I left and I am happier living in Cambodia than I have ever been in the USA.
Good story, bro. 😆 I was in Cambodia last September. It's not a communist nation. Laos is still a communist nation, so it's awfully strange that you didn't mention that. But, at least you confirmed you are indeed a real loser.
Awesome! You were very touched by the people and cultures?
Andrew what do you think about Hungarian passport
Check out our Nomad Passport Index, where we rank the best citizenships to have: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/hungary/
@ Thank you
How is this sustainable in the long run? Are they gonna sell passports forever?
I'm getting Italian Citizenship soon as an American, is there any Benefit to buying Carribean Citizenship?
Thanks for your comment! There are many benefits to Caribbean Citizenship. This recent article compares 5 five different Caribbean CBI programs and shares the benefits: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/second-passport/caribbean-citizenship-by-investment/
Egypt as a 3rd passport? Can I add a zero or maybe 2 zeros to the end of that number.
Surely better than some from an EU-Operetta State.
Suggestion: stop pseudo-redacting text on screen. E.g. at 11:58, black text on a dark green background is almost illegible. Otherwise, this is as informative and provocative as always, thank you.
Dominica has very little economy bc of limited vessel friendly ports and very steep terrain. The govt corruption is as deep and long as their citizenship program.
That's true... that's why we left
@@craigimecould you share more details of your experience? (If you don’t mind)
But, he's not going to tell you about that part.... 😂
Most persons buy the passport not to live there. They want the ease of travel. Not a single one of them take up residency. Plus, they're no taxes being paid when you are outside of the country. US citizens pay taxes overseas. You missed the point of the video.
@ - And, you don't know a single one of them to make that statement. Of course, you're the only person that got the point of the video.
Andrew I have question should i buy one of of these carribean passports or should I get a Jamaican passport from citizen by desent because my father Jamaican ?
If you can get the Jamaican passport at low or no cost, go for it. You can always get a Caribbean passport later.
If you have a Jamaican passport you can live and work in any English speaking Caribbean countries
Jamaica is in the Caribbean
Maybe via descent?
Our team can help you make the best decision based on your personal situation. Feel free to reach out here: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/
I know you said you mainly have 6digit clients what if I saved but am not a 6digit earner but want to get a second passport. Is it still possible?
We'd be glad to welcome you to Nomad Capitalist Live to get started on your journey and learn from top experts. Find out more here: nomadcapitalist.com/live/
He welcomes you to give what little money you have to learn that you don't have enough. 😆
I have a Caribbean passport. It’s not one of the good ones though.
What happens when a significant number of these new citizens want to go and live in Dominica, or buy a second home there. The Dominicans are not building hurricane resistant homes for their current population, they are building homes to sell to wealthy "citizens on paper" at the risk of pricing their kids out of the property market.
Minute 7:40 What is a background check, and how can I make sure that I will pass?
No history of being involved in criminal activities. It's not new. Every Green card holder in America has to get a background check before they are granted a Green card/ legal residence card.
If you'd like assistance in obtaining Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program, our team would be happy navigate the process including background checks: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/
Andrew, can you share your overall strategy? I know you have your nice apartment and permanent(?) residency in Colombia, office real estate in Armenia, citizenship in St. Lucia... where else do you have citizenship? Where else do you have permanent residency (Malaysia?), what is your top 1 or top 2 banking locations? And where is your business incorporated?
Mr Henderson shares all the reasons why he hasn’t shared his full passport portfolio online in this video: ruclips.net/video/1Ui15-RO248/видео.htmlsi=C6xkVbf_26RgkjoM
He won't tell you because he hasn't done any of the things he tells other people to do. And how do you know that has a nice apartment and residency in Colombia? Well, you don't.
@clintfalk
You're deeply concerned about the secrecy of these characters?
can we get an affordable second passport if we dont have $200,000
We discuss the various options to get a second passport in this video, including citizenship by descent: ruclips.net/video/m0RtRbJG4hU/видео.htmlsi=8m8AynMmzhG7ftSa
Stay in your own countries and deal with your govt.
The best statement here!!
I told everyone this channel the carriebean passport will and is more valuable than a European passport.Carribean countries economies are becoming more sound and stable.Most people don't prefer Vanuatu because they don't get along with most other country I think that's a good sign.That Vanuatu doesn't align there self with what other countries do.
How much is this citizenship?
We have a guide of Dominica Citizenship by Investment: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/second-passport/dominica-citizenship-by-investment/
Are there pirates in the South American countries? I heard there was. Can anyone confirm this?
Yes, they wear eye patches and have parrots on their shoulders.
Well not in the southern part I’d guess, I doubt Chile, Argentina or Uruguay would tolerate that. Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela and Peru? Well piracy is really just boat assisted robbery/assault so any country with a crime problem and lots of coast will see some of that unless you have a very diligent coast guard. Not sure if those countries have ever been accused of such …
I also doubt there is any piracy going on in waters patrolled by either the French, British or US navy(most of lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico and French Guyana) as that would be more than a little ballsy.
@sebastianbauer4768 Yes, I have a large enough boat to be concerned when traveling some places but have been thinking of going south for a while, lol. Thank you.
Yarr !! :p
@@mistica-10 think politically, there are a lot of tiny nations there that don’t have much of a military or even police, they are very vulnerable to people just disregarding their maritime borders since they can’t actually do much. Likewise there are islands like Trinidad or Aruba that are very close to Venezuela, making timely interception before they leave territorial waters difficult from a purely logistical pov.
The French especially have several military bases and harbours in the area and they consider the islands there part of France. Apart from that think ports, pirates need a base of operations, I.e. a country either so corrupt they tolerate them or incompetent enough to not notice them. Stay far away from those places.
I have a question for anyone who may know......if the USA Government puts in travel restrictions for a country, do ALL US Citizens need to leave even if they are Permanent Resident of the affected country?
I'm wondering because today there's reports of "cartel" members in Mexico shooting over the Mexican/USA border. I'm concern that the new president Trump could enact travel restrictions that are attached to his proclamation that the Cartel are terrorists and put in a travel ban in Mexico. Sounds a bit extreme but so is everything else he is doing. I'm really concerned.
I don’t see how travel restrictions have anything to do with residency. A travel restriction just means you’re restricted to where you can travel to.
Individual countries decide which restrictions to put in place for residents (ex: can’t vote if a non-citizen), visitors (ex: can’t work without a work visa), citizens (ex: not allowed to travel to certain countries), or against certain countries (ex: those Muslim bans).
If you’re a permanent resident in another country, keep living your best life. If that country wants you out, they’ll let you know. I seriously doubt the U.S. can force you to come back, unless you’re a wanted criminal.
@PinkieSmith That's what I was thinking. But then I thought about Iran, North Korea and Cuba, and at least months ago US citizens weren't allowed to travel there. I'm thinking on those lines if things got really ugly. And yes I'll stay right where I'm at. 👍
Punta cana
It's not just one guy.
I know it’s your job to make content, but the Caribbean feels like a terrible idea. Proximity to the USA, all countries have extradition agreements with Canada/usa….whats so backup about this type of passport?
What does the extradition agreement have to do with anything? Or the proximity for that matter?
@@craigime Exactly my question too. Only CRIMINALS/FUGITIVES would care. The _last_ thing Caribbean countries would ever need is more of _them._
It's not an escape for criminal activity and if that's your plan we don't want you, stay where you are
@@mrgallis
Somaliland is the best?
I am a permanent resident of Taiwan. Taipei is better than any boring old city in the US... Also they don't have third world cops.
I know a few emigrants from Taiwan. The live in America for a reason.
@clintfalk dude. Ask them how they like our healthcare. Or look up Taiwan on RUclips. I had hernia surgery. $100. In US $90,000. Plus tons of hot girls. Girls in US are huge
What is a third world cop?
@dorian3888 well, the police act with impunity here. China is safer. If cops killed someone by accident in Taiwan they don't lose their jobs, they go to prison. In china if they screw up pitchforks come out. Plus most police don't have guns. Dude I had a hernia in Taipei. $100. Here $90,000. Lol. Anyways rock on!
@ Ah, I get it now. Sounds more civilized.
So you need lots of money
How 'small' is small though? Most people would say NZ is a small country, yet it's still pretty bad.
Dominica is a tiny island with about 70k people
In some ways you're implying Dominica is not a western country.
Get ahead of the curve. Greenland passport.
none of these guys go into how to exit UK EU effectively using double tax treTies etc
the advise given could run someone into unforeseen trouble
Yep, you are right. These guys are hacks. Probably making videos in the suburbs of Cleveland and eager to collect your money - in US Dollars.
It had some unanticipated obstacles?
@ianstuart5660 yes
many EU countries tax you for a few years after you leave, not sure but uk could be same
DTT treaties can help plan this better
Like i have been saying for many years. "When you buy your new owner, you have a more balanced relationship"l." (I got st lucia pp)
Once Trump removes citizenship based taxation, try applying for a US visitor visa Andrew.
Visitor visas are not related to CBT.
Maybe Greenland could sell very good passport s
How are they climate resilient when they have no electric cars and hardly any solar power and solar panels
Caricom nations how fantastic
Unfortunately because of the high level criminal nature of most of the people who buy CBI passports, it has made it more difficult for natural born citizens of those countries to get visas to the US and Canada. Thank goodness my country does not take part in that!!!!
When it came to C*V*D, in Canada, it wouldn't have mattered what passport you held. If you didn't get jabbed, you could not board a airplane. Basically, being held prisoner.
You could have boarded a private charter.
I think I would like to see countries you recommend less by passport and more rankings by necessities of life. Medical being number 1, Safety Index, Affordable housing. You recommended Dominica for example, how is the health care ? How is the safety index? I live in Canada and we have none of these and in my opinion the passport is useless and worthless.
I was born and raised in Dominica. The health care is NOT that good. Also, it was Very safe up until the 2010s- now it's gotten ridiculous
I know Grenada somewhat and i think that although they have their problems like anywhere else, safety and crime is OK. Healthcare, maybe, is not as good as the UK, medication has to be paid for (its free if you are over 60 or 65) but the NHS is getting worse and worse. But i wouldn't have thought citizenship by investment (or by marriage or by descent) actually require you to live there? That would be the last thing they would want, wouldn't it?
You live in Canada, you know how mediocre it is (and I'm being generous) and you are throwing stones at Andrew's recommendations? Maybe you should do what we did - get on a plane, get onto your research and either get the answers for yourself or pay for expert help. I assure you, the answers are out there. You need to get off you $ss and find them.
You are mortified with the ordeal?
If you have a citizenship from Trinidad and Tobago, are you then Trinadian and Tobagan? 😅
I am a Trinbagonian BUT if we are from Trinidad, we say Trinidadian or, if from Tobago, we say Tobagonian.
@ Ok, thanks for the info. This was a Seinfeld reference.
How strict are we talking for the background. Would a 9 year old DUI disqualify you ? Asking for a friend
Why should the caribbean islands let anyone from the US get citizenship by investment when they vome waving around a few dollars, after they make them have to jump through visa and money hoops to come to the US? Even to transit, you need a visa. Thats insane. I'd vote against the US citizens getting citizenship by investment. Go to another country that is visa exempt
"waving around a few dollars" You mean hundreds of thousands of dollars. Per person, Caribbean countries are getting more money selling passports to US citizens than the US is getting from them in "visa and money hoops."
All africans descendants,asians😂 europeans are not Caribbean give me a break just indigenous of the Americas not u immigrants
I escaped from england to germany. I am fan of ukraine.
Escape to Ukraine.
@conveyor2 what about escape to iraq and afghanistan?
Americans want to live any were execp in america now why 😂
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