1. Argentina - 2 years min. 2. Peru - 2 years min. 3. Dominican Republic - 2 years min. 4. Uruguay - 3 years min. 5. Paraguay - 3 years min. /Canada 3 years min. All by Naturalization.
Micheal first and foremost, wow man that's a sweet house. Looks splendid. - Argentina is notorious for Tax. I heard they convert your income into USD and charge 40% tax on it. - Peru the issue is safety.
There are good Towns and Cities in Argentina ; not all want to live in the Capital Buenos aires however, if your on an income from outside Argentina, there are Tax friendly options. Argentina is in Mercosur and will likely be joining the BRICS as an associate member in the next few years.
You forget something (I lived years in some of those countries): most of those countries oblige you to let your former citizenship.... but of course it's up to you!
@@OffshoreCitizen I lives for 15 years in Paraguay and Argentina and had lot of contacts with people who lived in different countries: not bureaucrats protected by their state... just "real" people :) For me the key point is to have a place adapted to your activity and having the possibility to defend your interests with a fair justice. The rest: political system, tourism, food, is not a central issue because they are always "moving", according to the money you earn. To give you an axemple: you have much less individual freedom today in France (descrete political repression and segregation) than in Paraguay in 1980 (Stroesner's regime).
If you are from an Ibero-American country, Andorra, Portugal, Equatorial Guinea or the Philippines, you can obtain Spanish citizenship with two years of legal residence.
@@jeremyleonbarlow I understand that you need to request the certificate of citizenship of Puerto Rico, which Spain accepts for the application for naturalization as an Ibero-American citizen. I do not know what the requirements are to obtain said certificate beyond being born in Puerto Rico or having at least one Puerto Rican parent. Maybe It could be possible that an American citizen without any ties to the island could request said certificate through a certain period of residence.
@@hasturmish1820 if you are an American and have resided in Puerto Rico for at least one year, you can request a Puerto Rico citizenship certificate under the current law. This costs just $30 and you are considered a Puerto Rican citizen if you were either born in Puerto Rico, have one parent who was born in Puerto Rico or you are an American citizen who has lived in Puerto Rico for one year of residence, so with that Puerto Rican citizenship certificate, you potentially could reduce the time you as an American are eligible for Spanish citizenship to just 2 years at the time you apply and a 3 year period overall simply by becoming a resident of Puerto Rico and potentially enjoying Act 60 tax benefits in Puerto Rico during that period. The one drawback I see to Spanish citizenship is that Spain & Gibraltar have entered into a tax treaty that is as disadvantageous to Spanish citizens and tax residents as the French & Monaco tax treaty is to French citizens and tax residents. I mean the Spanish tax authorities being one of the more aggressive on the planet is a problem too, but 2 years or I guess 3 years really at a minimum to applying for an EU passport is only slightly longer than the expedited citizenship by investment in Malta and the Spanish passport is stronger than Malta currently.
For Canada, can you come in as a US citizen with a virtual business and reside there for the 3 years, conducting your business from within the country to gain citizenship? (I assume one pays taxes in Canada.)
No the Canadian investor visa schemes typically require a Canadian VC firm to invest in your company and you to bring about a million in seed capital and the company to be a promising high value business to get in.
I am Canadian. Trust me you do not want to move to Canada. The cost of living is extremely high and taxes are one of the highest in the world! Health care may be "free", but the wait list is very long! I want to leave Canada!
Uruguay is 3 years only if you're married. if you're single, it's 5. Canada wants nothing to do with you if you're older. Also, Uruguay wants you to show proof of social integration. And as you mentioned, they are relatively strict about actual residency. In the first year, expect to have to be there for a minimum of 183 consecutive days, and only out of the country for a pretty small number of days. That said, it's my first choice.
@@badisamoune3893 Easy. If you're above 55, Canada doesn't want you to move there. If you go through the official online application process for a residency permit, you will literally be kicked out of the system when you state your age.
SNAIL SLOW route in Romania offers a path to European Union citizenship for owners of micro enterprises, enjoying 1% corporate tax rate, Arad Free Trade Zone (5% corporate tax rate); and in addition there are easy residency requirements, together with USA E2 Treaty non-immigrant visa status!
May I have more information. And I would like to know if applying for Romanian Citizenship by Married (Marry) a Romanian how Many Year will it take ? 🇷🇴🇷🇴❤️
Great content. Hidden info. I think Peru is changing it's conditions to somewhere like Brazil or Colombia and needs something between 100k to 200k investment alongside. Let's see what happens in the coming years. Thank you Michael. ❤
@@MichaelRosmer Well I am now in a country on the edge of war. But if I decide to live in another country for passport definitely Argentina or Peru will be my choice not Chile.
Hello, my name is Eric and I'm a Czech-America. My mother is Czech and my father is American. I've had a question as well as my mom about citizenship in the Czech Republic. I'm currently 18, and the people in charge of citizenship in the Czech Republic weren't very helpful at all (meet in person and through calls). We have been trying since I was around 12 and now it's been 6 years and there's been no luck. My situation is a weird one as, the citizenship people in the Czech Republic said that both parents would have to sign and if one says no, then there is no way for me to become a citizen, and that I'd have to do this before I was 18 years old or I'll have to take the test (which they have made even more difficult than it already was) once I turn 18, or get married to a Czech citizen. My situation is that my father is in a way racist, he only likes America and doesn't want his children to have foreign citizenship as well as American, he hates people from other countries as well as immigrants, which is weird as he married my mom. However, I don't feel as though this information from the people in charge of citizenship is true as I've seen videos on youtube of others in EU nations where if you have a constant line of nationality from one of your parents, then you can receive it. If possible, could anyone who may know or has any knowledge upon this subject contact me, thank you. Comment or my email is Ericozabal17@gmail.com
Canada citizenship takes 9 if you’re lucky. Here is the breakdown: - 3 years waiting for pr - 3 years waiting to be eligible for citizenship - 3 years waiting for citizenship processing. In addition you must be physically present in Canada 3 out the last 5 years and have no criminal record and speak french or English.
Language is normal I'd expect you'd speak it if you live there 3 years Being there 3 years isn't bad at all Many residencies are PR immediately but yes if you need to get PR first that will slow you down Tons of people get it far far faster than you're describing
Thanks for such great content. Videos like these really help. I am planning to move to Ireland as an undergraduate student from Bangladesh so I was wondering whether PR or citizenship there is easy or not, for a Southeast Asian like me?
Many of them still don't have regulations regarding crypto tax, therefore are subject to change. Uruguay is trying to attract foreigners with some appealing exemptions, you can look into that
Canada is a very ageist country that's true but there's no hard limit at 35, when we're screening clients we set the limit at 40 depending on other factors (language, education, work experience), it depends somewhat on the immigration program. Generally, we help people by having them buy a local business.
Hey to buy a local business in small towns in Manitoba or Saskatchewan... Or Rural Ontario.. How much capital is required? If we have family out there... We are low on CRS due to age.
That's really sad... There are many people over 40 who are willing to move and contribute to the economy and moreover unite with their families... But their dreams to migrate get shattered..
Please make a details video about how to get Argentina 🇦🇷 citizenship or how become Argentine citizen ... You says that it's takes 2 years but what is the criteria? Is that 2 years start counting after getting PR or which VISA is required for entering as a PR holder or which VISA is required for fulfill that criteria of 2 years in Argentina and become a Argentine citizen... Is student are eligible for applying citizenship? Or 1, 2 years of student visa candidate can apply or not... What is the language criteria? Please make a details video about Argentina citizenship that help us lot...
@@MichaelRosmer oh ; thank you...... I was just looking for some information on the internet about this, and i read about rentista/Financier, and investment VISA. This is the multiple entry visa but I couldn't clear about temporary residency (TR) and permanent residency (PR) criteria of physically present (day's) in Argentina ... Here, will be counted each day like Canada( physically present in Canada for 1,095 days within the five years)... Or, 2 years means multiple entry, is they don't count days? (physically present) You can enter as many times as you want and exit as many times as you want... After 2 years you get your citizenship... Is that true???? 🤔 Is it possible, if I enter Argentina once or twice a year and stay 1 or 2 months Then I came back to my own country. Is it possible.... Because of I have my own business on my home country.... When I get citizenship I will definitely think of buying a land/house and doing business or staying there.... What is the language criteria? By the way, I started learning Spanish language....
@@joymondal8962 these are great questions, we don't, unfortunately, have time to answer all these questions one on one so we produce videos for groups otherwise anyone looking for assistance can reach out to us for a consultation.
@@MichaelRosmer i knew it, definitely... Everyone benefits if you post videos on RUclips, about these topics.... By the way, How to contact you for consultancy?
@@OffshoreCitizen it used to be cheap but dodgy. Now it's expensive but very formal, 300k usd in escrow and in 30 days you can get your passport, ID and an document/invitation for the yearly ceremony where the king congratulates all the foreigners receiving cambodian citizenship. By investment in real estate is just about 1 million but apparently there isn't a "qualified investment or a time limit" so you could in theory just buy a plot of land for 1M and sell it again to another guy so that everyone gets nationality. Doing that it would cost about 4% of the plot value in tax stamps when you sell it to next guy (40k) but i guess they might not like if you abuse the system like that. Still i think that there the real possibility to set up something where you could invest into some real estate with 5% yearly return and effectively create a way for people to get the nationality almost for free (as long as you can access 1M in credit at about 1%/year) and something like that would make a killing as chinese love getting cambodian nationality as cambodia has very lax gambling laws and is non CRS and banking here is very easy. You can change your name to any version of your name in local language transliteration (for example if your surname is Hawk you could have INTRI as your surname but in practice you can change it just about as much as you like).
hello where its the safest and best countries to move to get residency if you open a personal company ? i work in the real estate domain am expert in tourism and real estate sector in marketing and in business consultancy and i am an economist too but i need to move to another country because i live in a war zone area your suggestions please
There is no one size fits all. The best options vary by person. If you'd like to discuss specific to your case feel free to book a call and we can go over it calendly.com/michael-rosmer/offshore-citizen-30-min?back=1&month=2020-11
I was wounded which eu country is way to becoming citizenship. I'm from USA and my wife is in Philippines. We both want to have kids, but we want to rise kid in better place. The number one thing I want is them having the option to go to college for free. Plus, it taking too long to get citizenship in USA. So I been hearing Germany and Portugal are best one to go with but what do you think is the best one. Also, I work at minimum wage job but I'm saving up much cash because of covid.
I guess the question an applicant anywhere has to answer is "Why?". What do you seek as a result of this? Are you just looking for a 2nd passport, or do you want something better because your current passport is 'useless'? For a lot of my relatives a Canadian, Australian, or European passport is desired as a Vietnamese or Indian passport is a hassle. For people like me, countries in the Mediterranean are appealing particularly for retirement
Very professional man. Just to ad, if i may, another option,in case can be useful to someone. Slovenia"s Golden visa through creating and investing in a company. Less than 50 000 - 100 000$,flexible options,depending on investment in the company. It gives full access to the whole European Union. Rule of law Country.Business Country.
@@MichaelRosmer No mercy for the hard working,Sir:)You know how it is.Why You do not open this services as a business?You have big knowledge.I found to work with only one US law firm.The others do not look on this seriously.
@@dimitrovbobby4561 we do offer this as a service. Assisting people with residencies, citizenships, international tax planning, asset protection, company formation, banking all over the world
It no longer work this way for Canada or at least not in Québec. My husband have been waiting forever to just get a permanent residence in Canada and because of 'delays caused by covid' we did not received any news for more than a year after going through the sponsorship program and permanent residence application. We were told 2 months by the lawyer but there is huge problems with Immigration Canada at the moment. Everything seems to be on hold. It is a difficult process honestly and I saw him strugle with his work permit as well.
Plus the trajectory of Canadian government has moved them off of my list entirely. Too bad, I grew up there and loved it - would not consider going back now, at least as presently governed.
Depends where you are buying but typically you're talking a minimum with fees of just slightly over €350k (there's a variety of projects so the investment amount varies and then you have slightly over €100k in fees to the government, lawyers etc. They are also quite strict on due diligence so their process isn't very fast and approval is far from guaranteed depending on the nature of your business/source of wealth/background. Timelines are harder to estimate these days with corona but expect 6 months depending.
Howcome you never mention the worldwide tax of Argentina? The Country is in constant crisis. Once you are trapped in Argentina wouldwide tax system, almost impossible to get out! You can't even renounce Argentina citizenshp!
Argentina like most of the world taxes worldwide on RESIDENCY not citizenship. So if you get citizenship and are resident somewhere else you aren't taxable.
does citizenship means you have to give up youre current pasport ? latin american countries might not be the best choise if you like traveling to other countries im dutch and with my current pasport i can enter most countries for 90 days without aplying for a visa , they give me stamp upon arival and im ready to go i dont think they would be as lenient if you would have a pasport from say uruguay i have considered poland as its one of the cheaper countries in the european union and im free to live where i want within the european union same as an american in the united states the current war made me rethink that as its a little too close to the problem/fire at this moment and if things escalate poland could be one of the first countries that get invaded one thing is for sure i dont want to stay in the netherlands , its climate / prices / politics / general caracter of my fellow countrymen doesnt give me the warm fuzzies , i allso dont leave any people behind both family or friends im going to miss a lot think i need to make a list of wants and needs stuff like medical insurance and the quality of the local hospitals the weather the food and water quality housing and utillities the cost of moving youre household intoo that country (furniture apliances car etc) taxes banking language and how well they can speak english dutch or german general laws and prices / cost of living per month house rent and buy
Tough but possibly we'd need to look into it and look at exactly what the convictions were. Send us a message on www.offshorecapitalist.com and we can discuss
Very unlikely that any Country in South America would bother to check on your past. Also in my opinion, as long as the conviction was non violent. Even if they did check, it wouldn’t be an issue!
Argentina is in a financial mess. The best Latin countries is by marriage. Or birth of child. Colombia, 1 year. Peru, Brazil, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama.
Well, Michael, I don't want to say anything negative aboot Canada, but between the high taxes, left-wing leanings, and freezing weather, I think I will forego the Canadian option. ;)
What is better, getting Paraguayan residency or going for full Argentinian citizenship? Do MERCOSUR residents have the same rights to live and work in other member states as nationals? From what I understand, one can get permanent residency very quickly in Paraguay and then the ID card could be used to move between member states without a passport. But nationals have the right to work in all member states as well?
@@thumbodyelse21 there is that but then you don't have to consider these places your main home and definitely not your center or source of business. In general I find Latin America fairly dysfunctional economically not sure why that is but it's definitely not like Asia or Europe
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1. Argentina - 2 years min.
2. Peru - 2 years min.
3. Dominican Republic - 2 years min.
4. Uruguay - 3 years min.
5. Paraguay - 3 years min. /Canada 3 years min.
All by Naturalization.
Thank you.
Thank you 🙏
@BritishRajtheTrueIndia The amount for Paragauy has increased to about 60,000USD but you do not have to invest it all at once.
Micheal first and foremost, wow man that's a sweet house. Looks splendid.
- Argentina is notorious for Tax. I heard they convert your income into USD and charge 40% tax on it.
- Peru the issue is safety.
@Korra Norg Care to Elaborare?
What makes you think this is his house?
There are good Towns and Cities in Argentina ; not all want to live in the Capital Buenos aires however, if your on an income from outside Argentina, there are Tax friendly options. Argentina is in Mercosur and will likely be joining the BRICS as an associate member in the next few years.
Cape Verde also has an unofficial citizenship by investment for investing 200K USD
Love the outside environment and change of scenery and your wonderful channel
Thank you, Noam!
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You forget something (I lived years in some of those countries): most of those countries oblige you to let your former citizenship.... but of course it's up to you!
Thanks you!
Which ones were you living in? How did you like them?😄
@@OffshoreCitizen I lives for 15 years in Paraguay and Argentina and had lot of contacts with people who lived in different countries: not bureaucrats protected by their state... just "real" people :)
For me the key point is to have a place adapted to your activity and having the possibility to defend your interests with a fair justice. The rest: political system, tourism, food, is not a central issue because they are always "moving", according to the money you earn. To give you an axemple: you have much less individual freedom today in France (descrete political repression and segregation) than in Paraguay in 1980 (Stroesner's regime).
If you are from an Ibero-American country, Andorra, Portugal, Equatorial Guinea or the Philippines, you can obtain Spanish citizenship with two years of legal residence.
If you are an American and you become resident in Puerto Rico for at least a year before moving to Spain the same rule applies as I understand it.
@@jeremyleonbarlow I understand that you need to request the certificate of citizenship of Puerto Rico, which Spain accepts for the application for naturalization as an Ibero-American citizen. I do not know what the requirements are to obtain said certificate beyond being born in Puerto Rico or having at least one Puerto Rican parent. Maybe It could be possible that an American citizen without any ties to the island could request said certificate through a certain period of residence.
@@hasturmish1820 if you are an American and have resided in Puerto Rico for at least one year, you can request a Puerto Rico citizenship certificate under the current law. This costs just $30 and you are considered a Puerto Rican citizen if you were either born in Puerto Rico, have one parent who was born in Puerto Rico or you are an American citizen who has lived in Puerto Rico for one year of residence, so with that Puerto Rican citizenship certificate, you potentially could reduce the time you as an American are eligible for Spanish citizenship to just 2 years at the time you apply and a 3 year period overall simply by becoming a resident of Puerto Rico and potentially enjoying Act 60 tax benefits in Puerto Rico during that period.
The one drawback I see to Spanish citizenship is that Spain & Gibraltar have entered into a tax treaty that is as disadvantageous to Spanish citizens and tax residents as the French & Monaco tax treaty is to French citizens and tax residents. I mean the Spanish tax authorities being one of the more aggressive on the planet is a problem too, but 2 years or I guess 3 years really at a minimum to applying for an EU passport is only slightly longer than the expedited citizenship by investment in Malta and the Spanish passport is stronger than Malta currently.
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invaluable information and interesting detail. Thank for sharing, god bless you.
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Canada whether is not good the best option is Uruguay very safe country and nice Beaches and very affordable
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks!
What about Venezuela 🇻🇪 to the USA 🇺🇸? Is any possibility that a venezulen can live in the u.s.
So fascinating! I never thought of this!
Great video men! What do you think of peru? Some quick pros & cons would be nice. I'm just really curious. Thank you
Thank you!
I touch on it a bit here ruclips.net/video/MZlXxqHg5ZE/видео.html - this would be a pro☺
We'll see if we can make a whole video about it👍
Great vídeo, thanks!
Whats is the procedure for canada immigration
For Canada, can you come in as a US citizen with a virtual business and reside there for the 3 years, conducting your business from within the country to gain citizenship? (I assume one pays taxes in Canada.)
Curious about this as well
No. You need to get permanent residency first.
No the Canadian investor visa schemes typically require a Canadian VC firm to invest in your company and you to bring about a million in seed capital and the company to be a promising high value business to get in.
Cape Verde is the easiest citizenship to get if you consider "until death do you part" easy, haha.
Sell bit of land and buy a decent microphone ;) regardless- good content; thanks
I am Canadian. Trust me you do not want to move to Canada. The cost of living is extremely high and taxes are one of the highest in the world! Health care may be "free", but the wait list is very long! I want to leave Canada!
Uruguay is 3 years only if you're married. if you're single, it's 5. Canada wants nothing to do with you if you're older.
Also, Uruguay wants you to show proof of social integration. And as you mentioned, they are relatively strict about actual residency. In the first year, expect to have to be there for a minimum of 183 consecutive days, and only out of the country for a pretty small number of days. That said, it's my first choice.
Also Uruguayan passport does not grant naturalized citizens the same travel privileges as the naturally born ones.
Didn't get your point regarding Canada, could you explain a bit, pls
@@badisamoune3893 Easy. If you're above 55, Canada doesn't want you to move there. If you go through the official online application process for a residency permit, you will literally be kicked out of the system when you state your age.
@@geezerpleasers_OG wait so what if your 43?
@@animehost4151 If you're 43, then the 55 year old cutoff doesn't apply, does it?
SNAIL SLOW route in Romania offers a path to European Union citizenship for owners of micro enterprises, enjoying 1% corporate tax rate, Arad Free Trade Zone (5% corporate tax rate); and in addition there are easy residency requirements, together with USA E2 Treaty non-immigrant visa status!
May I have more information. And I would like to know if applying for Romanian Citizenship by Married (Marry) a Romanian how Many Year will it take ? 🇷🇴🇷🇴❤️
For Argentina, exactly how many days per year do you have to be inside Argentina borders to qualify for the citizenship?
>183 days
Great content. Hidden info.
I think Peru is changing it's conditions to somewhere like Brazil or Colombia and needs something between 100k to 200k investment alongside. Let's see what happens in the coming years.
Thank you Michael. ❤
Thanks! Yeah a bunch of these places are evolving, Chile is an example of a place that's also unstable on the residency side
@@MichaelRosmer Chile has visa free travel to U.S.
Really interesting aspect.
@@amir5593 yeah Chile has a few interesting things about it, 3 year tax holiday is an option among other things. Though would you want to live there?
@@MichaelRosmer Well I am now in a country on the edge of war. But if I decide to live in another country for passport definitely Argentina or Peru will be my choice not Chile.
@@amir5593 what about citizenship by investment?
I am talking about Portugal
Do you offer matrimony services as well? Let's go to Cape Verde 🥰😀
He himself is uncertain!
Who?
who wants argentinian citizenship? i don't even want it and i am native lmao.
Same
That's because that's your sole citizenship. It's not the same if you're looking for a second citizenship
I’m Mexican and the only one that sounded a bit interesting from Latin America was Uruguay. Although, I’m ok with my Mexican passport 😅
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@@jgilesh Why would anyone go the trouble and expense of acquiring a second citizenship in a crummy country like Argentina?
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Hello, my name is Eric and I'm a Czech-America. My mother is Czech and my father is American. I've had a question as well as my mom about citizenship in the Czech Republic. I'm currently 18, and the people in charge of citizenship in the Czech Republic weren't very helpful at all (meet in person and through calls). We have been trying since I was around 12 and now it's been 6 years and there's been no luck. My situation is a weird one as, the citizenship people in the Czech Republic said that both parents would have to sign and if one says no, then there is no way for me to become a citizen, and that I'd have to do this before I was 18 years old or I'll have to take the test (which they have made even more difficult than it already was) once I turn 18, or get married to a Czech citizen. My situation is that my father is in a way racist, he only likes America and doesn't want his children to have foreign citizenship as well as American, he hates people from other countries as well as immigrants, which is weird as he married my mom. However, I don't feel as though this information from the people in charge of citizenship is true as I've seen videos on youtube of others in EU nations where if you have a constant line of nationality from one of your parents, then you can receive it. If possible, could anyone who may know or has any knowledge upon this subject contact me, thank you. Comment or my email is Ericozabal17@gmail.com
Czech nice country, been there 15 times.
@@Alonzo_4 I live in Czechia. It depends where you are. I live in small village and its absolutly miserable.
Only problem with Argentina is, that once you have it, it's one of the few you CANNOT renounce, same with Costa Rica, Iran.
Yes there are a few where that's true, though on the flip side they don't have much ability to enforce much against you as a citizen living abroad
Canada citizenship takes 9 if you’re lucky. Here is the breakdown:
- 3 years waiting for pr
- 3 years waiting to be eligible for citizenship
- 3 years waiting for citizenship processing.
In addition you must be physically present in Canada 3 out the last 5 years and have no criminal record and speak french or English.
Language is normal I'd expect you'd speak it if you live there 3 years
Being there 3 years isn't bad at all
Many residencies are PR immediately but yes if you need to get PR first that will slow you down
Tons of people get it far far faster than you're describing
Excellent Excellent video, thanks 🙏
You're welcome. Always a pleasure!
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I am Curious why Suriname, Guyana, and French Guiana are not mentioned for their citizenship programs in South America
Because naturalization in those countries takes longer.
Thanks for such great content. Videos like these really help.
I am planning to move to Ireland as an undergraduate student from Bangladesh so I was wondering whether PR or citizenship there is easy or not, for a Southeast Asian like me?
Ireland does not want Bangladeshis.
Ok, so which of these is best for tax law, especially crypto? Thanks for the vid.
Many of them still don't have regulations regarding crypto tax, therefore are subject to change. Uruguay is trying to attract foreigners with some appealing exemptions, you can look into that
@@OffshoreCitizen Cool thanks for the reply. I actually lived there for a few a year or two back in the day.
What you don't tell everyone is that if you are over 35 years old you can't migrate to Canada
Canada is a very ageist country that's true but there's no hard limit at 35, when we're screening clients we set the limit at 40 depending on other factors (language, education, work experience), it depends somewhat on the immigration program.
Generally, we help people by having them buy a local business.
Hey to buy a local business in small towns in Manitoba or Saskatchewan... Or Rural Ontario.. How much capital is required? If we have family out there... We are low on CRS due to age.
That's really sad... There are many people over 40 who are willing to move and contribute to the economy and moreover unite with their families... But their dreams to migrate get shattered..
@@florancedias2630 Typically around $250k and up.
unless you are marrying some Canadian. It happened to some people.
Please make a details video about how to get Argentina 🇦🇷 citizenship or how become Argentine citizen ...
You says that it's takes 2 years but what is the criteria?
Is that 2 years start counting after getting PR or which VISA is required for entering as a PR holder or which VISA is required for fulfill that criteria of 2 years in Argentina and become a Argentine citizen...
Is student are eligible for applying citizenship? Or 1, 2 years of student visa
candidate can apply or not...
What is the language criteria?
Please make a details video about Argentina citizenship that help us lot...
Sounds good appreciate the questions
@@MichaelRosmer oh ; thank you......
I was just looking for some information on the internet about this, and i read about rentista/Financier, and investment VISA. This is the multiple entry visa but I couldn't clear about temporary residency (TR) and permanent residency (PR) criteria of physically present (day's) in Argentina ...
Here, will be counted each day like Canada( physically present in Canada for 1,095 days within the five years)...
Or, 2 years means multiple entry, is they don't count days? (physically present)
You can enter as many times as you want and exit as many times as you want... After 2 years you get your citizenship... Is that true???? 🤔
Is it possible, if I enter Argentina once or twice a year and stay 1 or 2 months Then I came back to my own country. Is it possible....
Because of I have my own business on my home country....
When I get citizenship I will definitely think of buying a land/house and doing business or staying there....
What is the language criteria?
By the way, I started learning Spanish language....
@@joymondal8962 these are great questions, we don't, unfortunately, have time to answer all these questions one on one so we produce videos for groups otherwise anyone looking for assistance can reach out to us for a consultation.
@@MichaelRosmer i knew it,
definitely... Everyone benefits if you post videos on RUclips, about these topics....
By the way, How to contact you for consultancy?
@@joymondal8962 you can visit www.offshorecapitalist.com and there's a link on there for a Clarity call or you can send an email through there
Hey sir hope u doing am actually in Canada got into trouble got a peace bound and it’s expired this year can I definitely move to another country
Great video boss ...... frence passport
Frence?
Cambodia it's finally safe and takes only 30 days and you can get a new name. But it's expensive.
Haven't heard about this tell me more
@@OffshoreCitizen it used to be cheap but dodgy. Now it's expensive but very formal, 300k usd in escrow and in 30 days you can get your passport, ID and an document/invitation for the yearly ceremony where the king congratulates all the foreigners receiving cambodian citizenship.
By investment in real estate is just about 1 million but apparently there isn't a "qualified investment or a time limit" so you could in theory just buy a plot of land for 1M and sell it again to another guy so that everyone gets nationality. Doing that it would cost about 4% of the plot value in tax stamps when you sell it to next guy (40k) but i guess they might not like if you abuse the system like that. Still i think that there the real possibility to set up something where you could invest into some real estate with 5% yearly return and effectively create a way for people to get the nationality almost for free (as long as you can access 1M in credit at about 1%/year) and something like that would make a killing as chinese love getting cambodian nationality as cambodia has very lax gambling laws and is non CRS and banking here is very easy. You can change your name to any version of your name in local language transliteration (for example if your surname is Hawk you could have INTRI as your surname but in practice you can change it just about as much as you like).
Wow have things changed in Canada since you recorded this.
THANKS SIR
What about uruguay you need to spend 5 years after PR to take the citizenship or by marriege 3 year ?!
What about it specifically?
@@MichaelRosmer it is true to take citizenship in 3 years ?
@@husseindiab1737 not usually, usually it is 5 years but depends on your qualifications
hello where its the safest and best countries to move to get residency if you open a personal company ? i work in the real estate domain am expert in tourism and real estate sector in marketing and in business consultancy and i am an economist too but i need to move to another country because i live in a war zone area your suggestions please
There is no one size fits all. The best options vary by person. If you'd like to discuss specific to your case feel free to book a call and we can go over it
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@@OffshoreCitizen OKK I WILL THANKYOU VERY MUCH
I've got Australian Citizenship within 2 years in 1984 !
Ironic that living in Oz now is like living in George Orwells 1984 lol
G’day mate
May God help you and may God have mercy on your soul downunder. Good luck
I will get in touch with you ASAP
Sounds great!
I was wounded which eu country is way to becoming citizenship. I'm from USA and my wife is in Philippines. We both want to have kids, but we want to rise kid in better place. The number one thing I want is them having the option to go to college for free. Plus, it taking too long to get citizenship in USA. So I been hearing Germany and Portugal are best one to go with but what do you think is the best one. Also, I work at minimum wage job but I'm saving up much cash because of covid.
Check out Portugal's D7 visa
That would be spain for filipinos. Theyre onyl given 2 year residency then may apply for citizenship
why is the title "2023" if this video was uploaded 2 years ago? 🤔
If you don't mind me asking, what country did you final end up living in? new to channel and thinking about it?
Currently in the UAE :)
I guess the question an applicant anywhere has to answer is "Why?". What do you seek as a result of this? Are you just looking for a 2nd passport, or do you want something better because your current passport is 'useless'? For a lot of my relatives a Canadian, Australian, or European passport is desired as a Vietnamese or Indian passport is a hassle. For people like me, countries in the Mediterranean are appealing particularly for retirement
Very professional man.
Just to ad, if i may, another option,in case can be useful to someone.
Slovenia"s Golden visa through creating and investing in a company.
Less than 50 000 - 100 000$,flexible options,depending on investment in the company.
It gives full access to the whole European Union.
Rule of law Country.Business Country.
Yes there's a few in the EU but those don't give citizenship only residency. To get citizenship takes many years afterwards.
@@MichaelRosmer Yes,Sir,citizenship is another story.Different requirements.Thats right.
@@dimitrovbobby4561 yeah and potentially lots of taxes to pay along the way if you want to get it.
@@MichaelRosmer No mercy for the hard working,Sir:)You know how it is.Why You do not open this services as a business?You have big knowledge.I found to work with only one US law firm.The others do not look on this seriously.
@@dimitrovbobby4561 we do offer this as a service. Assisting people with residencies, citizenships, international tax planning, asset protection, company formation, banking all over the world
Luxembourg 🇱🇺 ? 5 y.
Cape Verde interesting to know. Birth citizenship the fastest or immediate granting is what I'd want to know now.
I got the can't of information which I looked for years what about Canada is it's fastest to receive a citizenship?
I recently watched a video where they said it's virtually impossible to get rid of Argentinean citizenship. So I probably would rather not.
It no longer work this way for Canada or at least not in Québec. My husband have been waiting forever to just get a permanent residence in Canada and because of 'delays caused by covid' we did not received any news for more than a year after going through the sponsorship program and permanent residence application. We were told 2 months by the lawyer but there is huge problems with Immigration Canada at the moment. Everything seems to be on hold. It is a difficult process honestly and I saw him strugle with his work permit as well.
Covid has really slowed them down
Plus the trajectory of Canadian government has moved them off of my list entirely. Too bad, I grew up there and loved it - would not consider going back now, at least as presently governed.
As a Canadian what is the fiscal advantage of the golden visa if we desire to stay living in canada for more than 6 month’s
Changing your residency changes your tax treatment not getting a residency permit.
I’m from Cape Verde and Cape Verde is not a very poor country it’s actually a middle class country
Would love to talk to you about your country and if there are opportunities there, could we get in touch?
Where do you live? That style of construction, from the house behind you, is very common in Argentina and Uruguay...
This video is from Bulgaria
When you say "start a business" in canada, does that mean a brand new business? Or can you move a business there from the states?
What about Africa and Ireland ?
Thank you.....
You didn’t mention why is good to live there?
Please mention matrimonial site or agency for cap Verde😀
😂
@@nomadman1196 thanks for sharing!
I think he was looking for an agency to get a bride
Realistically, from start to finish and understanding the capital investment required. How long to get a Montenegro CBI?
Depends where you are buying but typically you're talking a minimum with fees of just slightly over €350k (there's a variety of projects so the investment amount varies and then you have slightly over €100k in fees to the government, lawyers etc.
They are also quite strict on due diligence so their process isn't very fast and approval is far from guaranteed depending on the nature of your business/source of wealth/background.
Timelines are harder to estimate these days with corona but expect 6 months depending.
I’ve heard Argentina won’t ever let you give up your citizenship.
Yes that's correct
But why would you want to or need to?
@@michaelreid8857 To avoid wealth confiscation.
@@snterp only an idiot would keep money inside Argentina? So I again ask why someone would want to?
Walker wtf I'm Argentinian and my country is socialist, if u put money in my country they'll steal it
Howcome you never mention the worldwide tax of Argentina? The Country is in constant crisis. Once you are trapped in Argentina wouldwide tax system, almost impossible to get out! You can't even renounce Argentina citizenshp!
Argentina like most of the world taxes worldwide on RESIDENCY not citizenship. So if you get citizenship and are resident somewhere else you aren't taxable.
Just curious, if Argentina doesn't have strong system as fatca like USA what would they can do about your worldwide income anyways
What about Guatemala have tons of family here and mom was born here been visiting back and forth since I was 4
How about Belize
I’m interested citizenship for Peru 🇵🇪. How
Gotta get residency and go live there
I you do come to Canada then stay away from Quebec. It’s a totally different Canada. Tough on every level.
What’s the need for these countries citizenship for ... benefits why do I need to consider to acquire one?
How do you spell that last country you spoke about the small island??.
Cape Verde :)
How about marriage stream for peru citizenship? How long will it take?
Two years of marriage
does citizenship means you have to give up youre current pasport ?
latin american countries might not be the best choise if you like traveling to other countries
im dutch and with my current pasport i can enter most countries for 90 days without aplying for a visa , they give me stamp upon arival and im ready to go
i dont think they would be as lenient if you would have a pasport from say uruguay
i have considered poland as its one of the cheaper countries in the european union and im free to live where i want within the european union same as an american in the united states
the current war made me rethink that as its a little too close to the problem/fire at this moment and if things escalate poland could be one of the first countries that get invaded
one thing is for sure i dont want to stay in the netherlands , its climate / prices / politics / general caracter of my fellow countrymen doesnt give me the warm fuzzies , i allso dont leave any people behind both family or friends im going to miss a lot
think i need to make a list of wants and needs
stuff like medical insurance and the quality of the local hospitals
the weather
the food and water quality
housing and utillities
the cost of moving youre household intoo that country (furniture apliances car etc)
taxes banking
language and how well they can speak english dutch or german
general laws and prices / cost of living per month
house rent and buy
Liked and subbed. American in Qatar...
Thank you!
How's the Qatari life? :)
If we rent place in Antwerp, Belgium for 3 months and my husband does telehealth from Antwerp with U.S. clients does he have to pay taxes in Belgium?
Excellent
Thank you!
Anything else you'd like to see?
how about mexican passport for haitians
Citizenship by marriage, does it get annulled if you divorce?
Nope 🙂
I want to retire soon but cant affrd to pay citizenship.I like mediterranean , south central america. Help?
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Omg i love this house
Where is it?
Which country?
Bulgaria :)
Is there a way to get citizenship with a felony conviction/3 year prison sentence in your past?
Tough but possibly we'd need to look into it and look at exactly what the convictions were. Send us a message on www.offshorecapitalist.com and we can discuss
Very unlikely that any Country in South America would bother to check on your past.
Also in my opinion, as long as the conviction was non violent. Even if they did check, it wouldn’t be an issue!
Paraguay does not allow dual citizenship in most cases, alas. Great place.
Only if there's a reciprocal agreement yes
I am Canadian and American , I have 4 passports
What are the other two?
@@dr.winner2516 not major countries
Argentina is in a financial mess. The best Latin countries is by marriage. Or birth of child. Colombia, 1 year. Peru, Brazil, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama.
Fast, Easy, Cheap. You can get two out of the three.
Well, Michael, I don't want to say anything negative aboot Canada, but between the high taxes, left-wing leanings, and freezing weather, I think I will forego the Canadian option. ;)
I'd say taxes are the worst :D
Bing a Canadian resident I agree with this
Armenia also offers a passport in three years.
Can I obtain Slovak citizenship by studying and residing in the country ?
How is St kitts and nevis passport and will that consider to be strong passport
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What is better, getting Paraguayan residency or going for full Argentinian citizenship? Do MERCOSUR residents have the same rights to live and work in other member states as nationals? From what I understand, one can get permanent residency very quickly in Paraguay and then the ID card could be used to move between member states without a passport. But nationals have the right to work in all member states as well?
for us, South Americans, it's easier to get a permit to live in most of the S.A countries and getting citizenship.
I chose Peru 🇵🇪
I got Mexican citizenship for free and Columbia in 3 weeks
How ?
Great information! Do you provide service for provincial nominee application to Canada?
I’m considering Argentina or Peru. They are decent options.
Yeah I'd definitely consider them
Which of the two would you prefer and why?
@@MichaelRosmer Peru as Argentina is a financial basket case.
@@thumbodyelse21 there is that but then you don't have to consider these places your main home and definitely not your center or source of business.
In general I find Latin America fairly dysfunctional economically not sure why that is but it's definitely not like Asia or Europe
Hey I'm from Argentina, where are you from?
lol...Canada...how are you going to "Stay " for 3 yrs without a job?..great advice 😂😂
What about citizenship of Micronesia states??