" Do not recognize dual citizenship " Maybe thats written in an old book somewhere,but its definitely not standard policy . Thousnds of Bahamians hold USA passports and have no trouble passing through USA and Bahamian airports .
Its indicative of the horrible driving in the country...traffic accidents are killing people here steadily. Read "OUR NEWS" Bahamas ... constant news articles about traffic accidents and lack of adhering to traffic laws.
I have visited the Bahamas for 50 years, lived on Grand Bahama for 7 years full-time. I will tell you that the medical facilities are far far far below standard and as a retired nurse its draconian in nature, i have more stories that would have put doctors in jail and shut down hospitals in first world countries. The Bahamas is a Third world country and unless you are planning on owning your own island, boat, airplane and being completely independent with rapid access to US hospitals FORGET ABOUT IT!!!!
Fortunately for us, most people are not in need of America's cutting edge life saving emergency room treatment 24/7 . Many of us live very well here without our own island, boat, plane or American doctors...lol. Relax.
@@angellosturrup3180 Not true, anyone on the island that can AFFORD to go to the US for health care DO indeed go to the US. Case in point, had a GF have surgery at The Rand on GB for a tumor in her uterus... took her to the operating room, found that the tumor was outside of the uterus, so they preformed the hysterectomy, including the ovaries and left the tumor inside, why you ask? Well, because the right surgeon to do the operation to remove the tumor OUTSIDE of the uterus was not in the operating room. BUT they had the permit to remove the uterus and ovaries and that is what they did and closed her up, sending her inot menopause WITH the tumor still inside.. that is only ONE OF MANY MANY MANY STORIES i know of personally!
Great information here! Thanks for this.
Glad it was helpful.
Quite objective and well tempered.
Thank-you, #NomadCapitalist! 👏
Our pleasure.
Thank you! Blessings
" Do not recognize dual citizenship "
Maybe thats written in an old book somewhere,but its definitely not standard policy . Thousnds of Bahamians hold USA passports and have no trouble passing through USA and Bahamian airports .
@5:00 There was almost a collision there
Its indicative of the horrible driving in the country...traffic accidents are killing people here steadily. Read "OUR NEWS" Bahamas ... constant news articles about traffic accidents and lack of adhering to traffic laws.
The short: Bahamas is one of the best places on the planet to run your businesses out of but don't bother trying to live there.
I was a Bahamian resident there -- moved to Canada. I run my business while living abroad. What you said is absolutely correct.
Stay home and pay your taxes
I'm a bahamain ...... What do you mean I'm living fine in Freeport
I have visited the Bahamas for 50 years, lived on Grand Bahama for 7 years full-time. I will tell you that the medical facilities are far far far below standard and as a retired nurse its draconian in nature, i have more stories that would have put doctors in jail and shut down hospitals in first world countries. The Bahamas is a Third world country and unless you are planning on owning your own island, boat, airplane and being completely independent with rapid access to US hospitals FORGET ABOUT IT!!!!
Fortunately for us, most people are not in need of America's cutting edge life saving emergency room treatment 24/7 . Many of us live very well here without our own island, boat, plane or American doctors...lol. Relax.
@@angellosturrup3180 Not true, anyone on the island that can AFFORD to go to the US for health care DO indeed go to the US. Case in point, had a GF have surgery at The Rand on GB for a tumor in her uterus... took her to the operating room, found that the tumor was outside of the uterus, so they preformed the hysterectomy, including the ovaries and left the tumor inside, why you ask? Well, because the right surgeon to do the operation to remove the tumor OUTSIDE of the uterus was not in the operating room. BUT they had the permit to remove the uterus and ovaries and that is what they did and closed her up, sending her inot menopause WITH the tumor still inside.. that is only ONE OF MANY MANY MANY STORIES i know of personally!
You are a nurse stay in your lane with your idiotic comment
THE Bahamas. That’s the official name of the country. Not Bahamas. It’s a country made up of a chain of islands. The Islands of The Bahamas.
Actually the official name is The Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
I hear the cryptos exchanges are really solid! lol (FTX)
ftx was built to fall. those who stole $$ (not just SBF), created it. same criminals as always
@Greg Villines i know, It was sarcasm brother!, smh
hahahhaa i drove past the FTX unfinished offices they were building when they were up and running and its abandoned XD.
Some people will live anywhere or do anything to save money
idk hearing her out the cons dont sound bad to me especially compared to the pros
@@toxicdubz3841I agree, I live in Malta, and the Bahamas sounds way better
Your job title is unusual....
Yeah, it says "Startegy" lol
the only pro is the low taxes ..... ✏️ 📖 📝
You've never actually been there have you
@@skleptic I have, everyone’s an alcoholic
the best pro
@@benchoflemons398 yeah you've never been there
It's 'The Bahamas'*, thank you 🙂
Stopped watching as soon as she said the video was for the 7 and 8 figure.
i was thinking about trying to do tile work here, after that guy @ 5:05 maybe i should just become a captian! yikes!!!!
The Bahamas**
Luxury homes are expensive everywhere and US and Canadian citizenship is hard to get. You analysis is horrible.
Does this guy hire men???
Of course not. Andrew is a right-wing feminist.
@@airgin3000 lol
@@VologodskoNovgorodskino such thing as a right wing feminist. Only wimpy lefties