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I’m Cambodian currently an expat in EU. It’s a safe country and people are very kind like other Asian countries as well. If u have a lot of money it’s basically heaven
If you have A LOT OF MONEY, you can make almost any place heaven...because you can usually avoid the unpleasantries. I'm generally not a fan of monarchies; they are generally filled with corruption.
@@renanqueiroz2678 No incentive for a billionaire to do that. What's in it for him/her? It could only lower his/her social status...and open him/her up to public ridicule.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 3k US a month can be a lot of money there. I lived in the Philippines for fours years and liked in a four story house with two maids. Kids in private school. I was driven everywhere. Zero crime where I lived. Everything for about 3k a month.
I found Japan to be my favorite place and where I want to live. Unfortunately, they don't allow multiple citizenship so I will just have permanent residency for Japan instead and get multiple citizenship elsewhere.
I live in the Philippines. 3 years in country legally allowed on a tourist visa. Leave once, 3 years starts again. No permanent residency needed. Having the time of my life here, never felt so appreciated.
@@heythave I chose Cebu. Can't think of a better place for a single person. I do travel to a new island or domestic staycation monthly. Really cheap and convenient to travel here, can book a villa at resorts for about $50-60 USD/night
@@wanderingdoc5075 I have heard of people flying into Cebu instead of Manila to avoid some stuff with airport security. That’s when I heard of the name before. Thanks for the reply. Which months have the least rain and nicer weather there?
it only makes sense if you originate from somewhere that's not part of the G7. and, remember that you must lock-in significant amount of funds in a 2nd to 3rd grade country in their banking system that is completely control by the government and their bureaucracies. in addition, some residence visa requires that you must purchase their real estate directly from developer direct but can not sell the property once you bought until after a long period of time, like 10 years. imo, it is better to rotate visit the different countries in Asia, instead of long term stay in one country. life should be simplified as a person ages. dealing with depreciating currency and real estate is one sure way to loose capital and add stress to a person's life.
Hello Sir, thank you for inspiring me back in 2021 to start my own RUclips channel to start my dedicated channel about investing in Cambodia, including Cambodian citizenship and any investment in real estate and company formation. I love your content and videos . I really appreciate your inspiration , especially on going where you’re treated best ! Forever grateful Sir 🙏❤️
Andrew, true a number of countries in Asia restrict their citizenship... namely they don't like dual citizens among other things. I have the "right to residence" in two Asian countries as a US citizen, but I will never get my citizenship there. Not worth giving up my US passport yet. The countries I will mention don't exactly have established programs. I get this by my family ties. 1) India: I am of Indian background. I am a USA citizen by birth. India doesn't allow dual citizenship. I have what is called as an OCI visa. That is how I can reside in India. I have the right to work if I want it, but I don't see the need for India yet. 2) Vietnam: I am what they call a foreign spouse of a Vietnam citizen. My wife of 20 years is a dual US and Vietnam citizen. I get a visa waiver as a result. My wife is what they call as a Viet Kieu. Vietnam has a funny citizenship law. If you were born a Vietnam citizen, you can be a dual citizen and keep your Vietnam citizenship. If you naturalize as a Vietnam citizen, you must renounce your previous citizenship. That is why I will not get Vietnam citizenship.
I married a viet gal in 2020. In 2024 I got a viet citizenship on top of my USA. Vietnam has a few places to visit travel internationally that USA cant.
Yeah, there is essentially no dual citizenship if you are a citizen of an An country. Also, quite a few An countries restrict the travel of their citizens...so, you'd not want to give up your US passport to become a citizen over here.
I became a Cambodian by investment about 10 years ago. One thing they don't mention is how difficult they make it to renew your passport. You can't just stroll up and renew like other Cambodian citizens. You have to take all your original paperwork over to the Interior Ministry and pay to have it all certified before they'll even talk to you. So be prepared to take several days and spend $1000 - $2000 when your passport needs to be renewed.
@@BangkokBubonaglia Did you actually live in Cambodia? I did and I knew how to deal with their corruption but nothing like you said ($1000-$2000) just for renew passport. If you don't mind you can give me your contact info and we can meet.
@@engtechno If you know an agent who will work with me let me know. I'm currently in Bangkok, but need to renew my ID card as it just expired. To renew my passport, I checked with 6 different agents and everyone got back to me and said no. In the end, I had to go very far up the chain at the passport office to get a signature, and all my documents had to be re-certified by the Interior Ministry. I couldn't do my ID card at the same time because it was not within 6 months of expiring and the computer system wouldn't process it.
@@BangkokBubonaglia For ID card; you need a family book and for passport, you need ID card. In your case; it was seemed to me that, you have to go back to square one.
used to know a guy who did this, he was one of the owners of the foriegn correspondents club in phnom penh, and worked in cambo as a lawyer. but he only paid 50k usd it was really cheap back then i think he got it in the 90s. he was questioned a lot at borders and gave up trying to explain, just said that he was married to a cambodian. he was quite disappointed that he didnt actually get to meet the king. officially you were supposed to have an audience with the king to decide if you were a suitable citizen but in reality it just involved paying off some royal aide
Great info as always. Could you put out a video giving your opinion about buying property in Forest City in Malasia? It is occupied 3%, but looks really nice. Thanks.
It is one of the few passports you can get without having to provide a criminal record check. Also Cambodia typically doesn't extradites its citizens. So that's the main appeal, especially for Chinese that are afraid the government might come after them.
Not technically true. I've been through this process. They absolutely do require a criminal background check from your country of birth and every country you've lived in over the past 5 years. This being Cambodia, you may be able to bribe someone to look the other way, but it's definitely not legal, and it's one of those things that could be grounds for rescinding the royal proclamation later on if it turns out you lied.
@@BangkokBubonaglia Possible, I just recalled the story of the Chinese mobster in Sihanoukville who got the citizenship despite being wanted by interpol.
Knighthood is not the way anyone would ever describe the Ohkna. While it is technically a royal title, in practice it's more like being a made man in the mafia.
If someone wanted to live and possibly work in Thailand it would be funny if they got Cambodian citizenship first, then applied for the very easy and cheap Thai MOU workers visa/ work permit. A lot cheaper than the Thai property investment visa option, and brings regional citizenship.
Hi Andrew one other investment alternative in cambodia for those who wish to own land or other property traditionally reserved for cambodian nationals is via a trust company. This does not require a citizenship investment. Trust companies regulations and approved companies were set up around 2 years back and have proved popular. I also know those regulations have been tested in court and legally enforced. Thanks for your informed comment on Cambodia, its been my home for many years
5 trillion in manufacturing money is likely to flow out of China to Vietnam 10 will go to USA , bringing back lots of manufacturing. Some will go to Luzon. According to some think tanks
You can temporarily escape problems by obtaining more passports, but you can't escape the illusory world we live in. It's difficult to overcome desires and God's maya.
Khmer is very difficult to learn and many people in country side don't speak English at all. Its very difficult to deal with people of Cambodia if one doesn't has a Cambodian gf or wife.
I agree that being only Cambodian isn’t ideal, but how about being only Malaysian, South Korean, Japanese or Singaporean. These countries don’t allow dual citizenship but have strong passports, would you think it’s worth the trade off if you’re having to give up a tier A passport.
Absolutely not worth it. The whole point of having more than 1 passport is that you have an escape route if your country starts acting up. It’s doesn’t matter how “amazing” these countries are … remember, America was once in the position that those countries are in now
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
@@amiryazidali7659 I am referring to the US bombing of Cambodia during the Vietnam War. I heard Americans are not so welcomed there because of that.
@@zonansg4212 As far as I know, that many Chinese people are immigrating illegally to US and EU while so many Hong Kong citizens are abandoning their country and fleeing to UK, Canada or Australia. People in Indian also contribute a lot in these legal or illegal immigrants. And people in Vietnam, Thailand also want to leave their country. I was a Hong Kong citizen and now I’m living in UK. I have to admit that UK is in deep trouble but Asia’s economy and living surroundings are worse than you thought.
Nothing lasts forever. They will soon over-develop themselves and become over-controlled cesspits like the Western countries. The process could take place at lightning-fast speeds.
the yen and and the population is that great. and they do have alot of paperwork stuff you have to do. and i hear you will never really mesh well with the japanese people and the are making some places off limits for people that arent japan. Those are just the cons. im sure there are some pros tho
@@loganpraetorian Japan if fucking amazing. I am actually headed there in a few days. But yea to get citizenship you have to renounce US citizenship and learn their language. So it's all in or nothing. I wouldn't mind owning real estate there despite it being a terrible investment. Just so I can go there whenever and have my own place to stay.
@@Traders_Paradigmyoung Japanese are moving out of Japan because the yen is weak and rages are much lower compared to other developed nations. It doesn’t have much future.
It might be emerging, but its economy is completely screwed since their defacto currency is USD. The point of an emerging country is the economy grows with it. For Cambodia, the economy is reflective of a highly developed country, while the country itself is still developing. The gulf between the haves and have nots will only get worse. And for as long as Cambodia is using USD (and very likely a money laundering capital), the cost of living there will remain so elevated it just won't be worth it. That will stifle the development of Cambodia, which will remain a playground for the super wealthy Chinese.
in Cambodia you can become a citizen if you live there for 7 years and can pass a Khmer language test and a Khmer history test. If you marry a citizen you can get citizenship within 3 years. One can also become a citizen of Vietnam if you agree to follow its laws and constitution, learn to speak Vietnamese and you have enough money to support yourself. Thebeauty about Vietnam is if you are a citizen you can join the Communist Party and have a political career there and even become president if you want. The countries I would consider citizenship for would be Turkey, China, Russia, Belarus, Vietnam, and Cambodia. However I am not leaving the USA for tax reason but political reasons. I am not well aligned with the US government and would prefer to not live in a Democratic country. I would prefer countries that have autocratic governments that are more aligned with Russia, China, or Iran than the USA and the West
Very Informative! Cambodia would be a great option... owning land... freedom of movement throughout much of Asia... growing markets... sounds solid to me! Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Thailand now taxes all foreign remittances at 35% and as of next year all global income at 35%. Not tax friendly. And good luck dealing with the tax bureaucracy here.
Good video! I call these programs citizenship *for* investment, as the goal isn't global mobility. It's an entry ticket to invest in one of the world's fastest growing economies as a local. In practice, the donation route is much more common. The business investment route must be under a qualified investment project (QIP). These can only be in certain sectors, like manufacturing, and each sector has its own minimum investment amount - most of them well above $300k.
I've read about massive Chinese investments, things like tourist attractions, malls and apartments. Is this on a governmental level or just large businesses?
it only makes sense if you originate from somewhere that's not part of the G7. and, remember that you must lock-in significant amount of funds in a 2nd to 3rd grade country in their banking system that is completely control by the government and their bureaucracies. in addition, some residence visa requires that you must purchase their real estate directly from developer but can not sell the property once you bought until after a long period of time, like 10 years. imo, it is better to rotate visit the different countries in Asia, instead of long term stay in one country. life should be simplified as a person ages, not to get more complicated. dealing with depreciating currency and real estate is one sure way to loose capital and add stress to your life.
Being able to access Vietnam without having to obtain a visa (huge pain in the a__) is a pretty good reason to invest in Cambodia. And still a short drive to Thailand.
Acquiring a second citizenship in Asia might be awesome but you will have to stack up 6 or 7 figures to prove your interests in that nation. However, piling into businesses via opaque investment would be a consequential decision.
I must send this channel for your research and analysis of the latest movements kind of possibly being edited or sanitized in the West. RUclips, ‘Brics’ win in Asia, Malaysia & Thailand apply to join, while Japan is ditching US Treasuries’ Lena Petrova Channel We are finding S East Asia fascinating, and everything that this channel has always said - we also think Andrew H. has a home in Malaysia, which this vid., channel actually will be of special interest. I’ve been watching her like a hawk, her channel - giving deep dives info., on the latest Brics News and Hegemony issues, as well as this channel if course. Resource Channels - needed by all thinking peoples. ✅
Do not do Asia unless you are married to one . Iv seen them all in Asia,they have shifting goal posts ,and all way with a new ideas in the new model to get westers in .pls . This is not in no way to discourage nomad capitalist in his business to guide you ( but) . While we have global change in play and commerce being protected in various countries mainly Asia and Europe stay put in the west and see who is rooting who in the global family.
And Malaysia is out really.blady dumb arse government. I say again the Chinese that are there citizens who made the country rich ,o and the Indian s ,these people s have a different id card to ,those Malaysians that are really from indo not native to that island is yet to come up in the future courts. So have a look at what was offered before COVID and look now people do your research,a shit the hospital.
i thought like that 7 years ago. Now I hate leaving. Last year I traveled to Vietnam for 30 days and my heart yearned for Cambodia. Everytime I leave I become homesick for Cambodia. Now I just need to find a Khmer wife and then Cambodia will go with me wherever I go. Khnom Srolanh Kampuchea.
In the Philippines, if you are gainfully employed or have a substantial pension or dividend income it's easy to get a 10-yr. US Visa and with an active US Visa you can visit Canada visa free.
The only recognised Muslim group in Cambodia are the Cham, and they are a minority. The Khmer that I know are very much Buddhist and in general kind and good people.
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Is there a physical presense requirement after your cambodian citizenship is granted?
I’m Cambodian currently an expat in EU. It’s a safe country and people are very kind like other Asian countries as well. If u have a lot of money it’s basically heaven
If you have A LOT OF MONEY, you can make almost any place heaven...because you can usually avoid the unpleasantries. I'm generally not a fan of monarchies; they are generally filled with corruption.
It's an extremely corrupt country. Extremely!
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 Billionaire lives on Nigerian slums would be an interesting reality TV show lol
@@renanqueiroz2678 No incentive for a billionaire to do that. What's in it for him/her? It could only lower his/her social status...and open him/her up to public ridicule.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 3k US a month can be a lot of money there. I lived in the Philippines for fours years and liked in a four story house with two maids. Kids in private school. I was driven everywhere. Zero crime where I lived. Everything for about 3k a month.
I found Japan to be my favorite place and where I want to live. Unfortunately, they don't allow multiple citizenship so I will just have permanent residency for Japan instead and get multiple citizenship elsewhere.
can permanent resident in japan allow multiple citizenship?
Turkey is in Asia and offers citizenship by investment.
That is true.
True but it kind of straddles. But hey that's the best of both worlds!! 💯
Thank you Andrew ❤
Thanks for watching! 😊
I live in the Philippines. 3 years in country legally allowed on a tourist visa. Leave once, 3 years starts again. No permanent residency needed. Having the time of my life here, never felt so appreciated.
During the next "Deep Event" - (manufactured geopolitical Crises narrative) - tourist visas will be suspended...
Which city in the Philippines did you choose?
@@heythave I chose Cebu. Can't think of a better place for a single person. I do travel to a new island or domestic staycation monthly. Really cheap and convenient to travel here, can book a villa at resorts for about $50-60 USD/night
@@wanderingdoc5075 I have heard of people flying into Cebu instead of Manila to avoid some stuff with airport security. That’s when I heard of the name before. Thanks for the reply. Which months have the least rain and nicer weather there?
@@heythave Best are probably Dec - Feb. No rain and cooler weather
Moving to Cambodia in August, can't get there fast enough!
From where?
it only makes sense if you originate from somewhere that's not part of the G7. and, remember that you must lock-in significant amount of funds in a 2nd to 3rd grade country in their banking system that is completely control by the government and their bureaucracies. in addition, some residence visa requires that you must purchase their real estate directly from developer direct but can not sell the property once you bought until after a long period of time, like 10 years. imo, it is better to rotate visit the different countries in Asia, instead of long term stay in one country. life should be simplified as a person ages. dealing with depreciating currency and real estate is one sure way to loose capital and add stress to a person's life.
Asia is the best !
Hello Sir, thank you for inspiring me back in 2021 to start my own RUclips channel to start my dedicated channel about investing in Cambodia, including Cambodian citizenship and any investment in real estate and company formation. I love your content and videos . I really appreciate your inspiration , especially on going where you’re treated best ! Forever grateful Sir 🙏❤️
Andrew, true a number of countries in Asia restrict their citizenship... namely they don't like dual citizens among other things.
I have the "right to residence" in two Asian countries as a US citizen, but I will never get my citizenship there. Not worth giving up my US passport yet. The countries I will mention don't exactly have established programs. I get this by my family ties.
1) India: I am of Indian background. I am a USA citizen by birth. India doesn't allow dual citizenship. I have what is called as an OCI visa. That is how I can reside in India. I have the right to work if I want it, but I don't see the need for India yet.
2) Vietnam: I am what they call a foreign spouse of a Vietnam citizen. My wife of 20 years is a dual US and Vietnam citizen. I get a visa waiver as a result. My wife is what they call as a Viet Kieu. Vietnam has a funny citizenship law. If you were born a Vietnam citizen, you can be a dual citizen and keep your Vietnam citizenship. If you naturalize as a Vietnam citizen, you must renounce your previous citizenship. That is why I will not get Vietnam citizenship.
Nepal gives dual citizenship now.🎉
you can get vietnam dual citizenship via your spouse. don’t have to renounce it
I married a viet gal in 2020. In 2024 I got a viet citizenship on top of my USA. Vietnam has a few places to visit travel internationally that USA cant.
Yeah, there is essentially no dual citizenship if you are a citizen of an An country. Also, quite a few An countries restrict the travel of their citizens...so, you'd not want to give up your US passport to become a citizen over here.
What are the tax implications for residing in India with an OCI card as a US citizen?
I became a Cambodian by investment about 10 years ago. One thing they don't mention is how difficult they make it to renew your passport. You can't just stroll up and renew like other Cambodian citizens. You have to take all your original paperwork over to the Interior Ministry and pay to have it all certified before they'll even talk to you. So be prepared to take several days and spend $1000 - $2000 when your passport needs to be renewed.
Are you serious? That not what it was happen. If you are lazy, just spend between $10 and $30 service fees for agent to do it for you.
@@engtechno You have no idea what you are talking about. Doesn't work that way, and no agent will touch it.
@@BangkokBubonaglia Did you actually live in Cambodia? I did and I knew how to deal with their corruption but nothing like you said ($1000-$2000) just for renew passport. If you don't mind you can give me your contact info and we can meet.
@@engtechno If you know an agent who will work with me let me know. I'm currently in Bangkok, but need to renew my ID card as it just expired. To renew my passport, I checked with 6 different agents and everyone got back to me and said no. In the end, I had to go very far up the chain at the passport office to get a signature, and all my documents had to be re-certified by the Interior Ministry. I couldn't do my ID card at the same time because it was not within 6 months of expiring and the computer system wouldn't process it.
@@BangkokBubonaglia For ID card; you need a family book and for passport, you need ID card. In your case; it was seemed to me that, you have to go back to square one.
used to know a guy who did this, he was one of the owners of the foriegn correspondents club in phnom penh, and worked in cambo as a lawyer. but he only paid 50k usd it was really cheap back then i think he got it in the 90s. he was questioned a lot at borders and gave up trying to explain, just said that he was married to a cambodian. he was quite disappointed that he didnt actually get to meet the king. officially you were supposed to have an audience with the king to decide if you were a suitable citizen but in reality it just involved paying off some royal aide
The Killing Fields was a great movie
🤬
If you attract attention to your wealth in Cambodia...
Great info
Glad it was helpful.
What are your thoughts about Malaysia joining Brics?
South East Asia especially Malaysia has suffered after covid socially and economically much more than West as heavily dependent on tourism.
Not the case, only after covid people knows about Msia😊
@@kamrulz659 many businesses have closed. Just look at langkawi, ghost town.
Correctly put, the lockdowns. The lockdowns caused the suffering and the reverberating effects still happening for years, not the covid.
Great info as always. Could you put out a video giving your opinion about buying property in Forest City in Malasia? It is occupied 3%, but looks really nice. Thanks.
As a Malaysian pls don't. It's a project by China worth USD 20 billion n it's a ghost town. Supposed to have 500k people but till now not even 5% .
Forest city equals Ghost city. Never buy anything there.
It is one of the few passports you can get without having to provide a criminal record check.
Also Cambodia typically doesn't extradites its citizens.
So that's the main appeal, especially for Chinese that are afraid the government might come after them.
Cambodia is rapidly becoming a colony of China 🇨🇳 won't be long before the CCP can extradite anyone it wants back to mainland China
Not technically true. I've been through this process. They absolutely do require a criminal background check from your country of birth and every country you've lived in over the past 5 years. This being Cambodia, you may be able to bribe someone to look the other way, but it's definitely not legal, and it's one of those things that could be grounds for rescinding the royal proclamation later on if it turns out you lied.
@@BangkokBubonaglia Possible, I just recalled the story of the Chinese mobster in Sihanoukville who got the citizenship despite being wanted by interpol.
You can buy knighthood? That is completely deflating the idea.
Knighthood is not the way anyone would ever describe the Ohkna. While it is technically a royal title, in practice it's more like being a made man in the mafia.
Isn’t Turkey in Asia and offers citizenship by investment
I'd be down to add it to the portfolio
Andrew,talk about the Saudi's not renewing the petro dollar contract with the usa,what does this mean for the strong dollar living overseas long term?
If someone wanted to live and possibly work in Thailand it would be funny if they got Cambodian citizenship first, then applied for the very easy and cheap Thai MOU workers visa/ work permit. A lot cheaper than the Thai property investment visa option, and brings regional citizenship.
Thank😊
Hi Andrew one other investment alternative in cambodia for those who wish to own land or other property traditionally reserved for cambodian nationals is via a trust company. This does not require a citizenship investment. Trust companies regulations and approved companies were set up around 2 years back and have proved popular. I also know those regulations have been tested in court and legally enforced. Thanks for your informed comment on Cambodia, its been my home for many years
5 trillion in manufacturing money is likely to flow out of China to Vietnam
10 will go to USA , bringing back lots of manufacturing. Some will go to Luzon. According to some think tanks
You can temporarily escape problems by obtaining more passports, but you can't escape the illusory world we live in. It's difficult to overcome desires and God's maya.
It’s good to do for practical purposes. Same as looking both sides before crossing the road.
Its very popular among Chinese people
Khmer is very difficult to learn and many people in country side don't speak English at all. Its very difficult to deal with people of Cambodia if one doesn't has a Cambodian gf or wife.
It’s not as hard as Arabic or Chinese.
Khmer is on par with cantonese, so quite diffult. Mandarin is way easier.
Many retirees are moving to Cambodia
Easier to get long term retirement visa for less money and less bureaucracy. Cheapest alcohol in the region.
Make a long story short if you are Chinese mafia, you can become a citizen in Cambodia👍
I agree that being only Cambodian isn’t ideal, but how about being only Malaysian, South Korean, Japanese or Singaporean. These countries don’t allow dual citizenship but have strong passports, would you think it’s worth the trade off if you’re having to give up a tier A passport.
The Singapore passport is the best in the world. What Tier A passport do you mean? You just worship the white man.
Absolutely not worth it. The whole point of having more than 1 passport is that you have an escape route if your country starts acting up. It’s doesn’t matter how “amazing” these countries are … remember, America was once in the position that those countries are in now
Do they like Americans there?
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
Normal Americans are most welcome BUT arrogant, self centered and snobbish ones are not🫡🫡See american youtubers channels pertaining Malaysia eg Andrew Taylor
@@amiryazidali7659 I am referring to the US bombing of Cambodia during the Vietnam War. I heard Americans are not so welcomed there because of that.
They love Americans
I'm going back to Cambo, Cambo, Cambo.....nah I don't think so. -LL Cool Jang
😂
You can get a Philippines citizenship if you live there for 10 years.
5 years if married to a pinay
You don't need to be a millionaire to live a comfortable life in Cambodia. You can live a good life there with only 500k.
Climate change isn't going to be kind to Cambodia. Regardless of that, it seems pointless to invest there, whats the benefit of throwing $250k away?
what climate change ?
dumb...
May I ask why?
Asia might be open to citizenship if you agree to be sterilized first. They can’t really make that a requirement these days, though.
Kyrgyzstan =asia
Investment visa 10 million soms
(90k usd)
Good for 5 years
Apply for citizenship after 3 years of residence
Citizenship by investment is defined as immediate after processing, ie: six months.
If USA allowed all Cambodian to move there, there will be no Cambodian left in Cambodia 😂
❤🇰🇭
If you are in Asia, then why are you always wearing winter clothes?
🧐
In a building with cold A/C.
@@heythave then you haven't live in Asia in your life 👍
@@gh0strec0n If you say so. He’s a persona that he has created for business purposes.
Africa is for africans - Idi Amin Dada
so go away from western countries
The weather in SE Asia sucks
Too hot and humid
👎👎👎👎👎
You don’t have to live where your citizenship is.
I love the hot weather.
If you're an American citizen, what is the advantage of getting a second passport?
Almost all the Asian person are fleeing and you just want to go to Asian. So ridiculous!
why are they fleeing? And where are they going that they think is better? I'm very interested in hearing your thoughts
My Thai ex-gf relocated to Vancouver, Canada and is absolutely miserable there, she'll be returning to Bangkok at the end of the year.
Drivel. Who is fleeing?
@@zonansg4212 As far as I know, that many Chinese people are immigrating illegally to US and EU while so many Hong Kong citizens are abandoning their country and fleeing to UK, Canada or Australia. People in Indian also contribute a lot in these legal or illegal immigrants. And people in Vietnam, Thailand also want to leave their country. I was a Hong Kong citizen and now I’m living in UK. I have to admit that UK is in deep trouble but Asia’s economy and living surroundings are worse than you thought.
Asia is good for westerns that have money, that's why. Asia is not good if you're broke.
Is this an AI video, bloke doesn't look real 😂
1:32 answer to this video
Thanks for quick answer
Asia is the future it is becoming more innovative and advanced at a rapid rate,the growth they are able to sustain it.
lol no shit
Tell me where 😂
Nothing lasts forever. They will soon over-develop themselves and become over-controlled cesspits like the Western countries. The process could take place at lightning-fast speeds.
me walking in khet wondering where😅
Its the future market but considering the lack of civility.... no thankyou.
Wonder if Japan one day makes the same program
Probably not bc the interest would be overwhelming
the yen and and the population is that great. and they do have alot of paperwork stuff you have to do. and i hear you will never really mesh well with the japanese people and the are making some places off limits for people that arent japan. Those are just the cons. im sure there are some pros tho
tho like he mentioned in the video the older people are dying off and there is land there. its a interesting place to be suggested
@@loganpraetorian Japan if fucking amazing. I am actually headed there in a few days. But yea to get citizenship you have to renounce US citizenship and learn their language. So it's all in or nothing. I wouldn't mind owning real estate there despite it being a terrible investment. Just so I can go there whenever and have my own place to stay.
@@Traders_Paradigmyoung Japanese are moving out of Japan because the yen is weak and rages are much lower compared to other developed nations. It doesn’t have much future.
Yes, great emerging country Combodia.
It might be emerging, but its economy is completely screwed since their defacto currency is USD.
The point of an emerging country is the economy grows with it. For Cambodia, the economy is reflective of a highly developed country, while the country itself is still developing. The gulf between the haves and have nots will only get worse.
And for as long as Cambodia is using USD (and very likely a money laundering capital), the cost of living there will remain so elevated it just won't be worth it.
That will stifle the development of Cambodia, which will remain a playground for the super wealthy Chinese.
in Cambodia you can become a citizen if you live there for 7 years and can pass a Khmer language test and a Khmer history test. If you marry a citizen you can get citizenship within 3 years. One can also become a citizen of Vietnam if you agree to follow its laws and constitution, learn to speak Vietnamese and you have enough money to support yourself. Thebeauty about Vietnam is if you are a citizen you can join the Communist Party and have a political career there and even become president if you want. The countries I would consider citizenship for would be Turkey, China, Russia, Belarus, Vietnam, and Cambodia. However I am not leaving the USA for tax reason but political reasons. I am not well aligned with the US government and would prefer to not live in a Democratic country. I would prefer countries that have autocratic governments that are more aligned with Russia, China, or Iran than the USA and the West
Very Informative! Cambodia would be a great option... owning land... freedom of movement throughout much of Asia... growing markets... sounds solid to me! Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
It's already been "discovered." Go there and you'll find yourself surrounded by fellow ex-pats and never-ending scams aimed at foreigners.
Dead Kennedy's: HOLIDAY in Cambodia (Don't live, holiday!)
Thailand now taxes all foreign remittances at 35% and as of next year all global income at 35%. Not tax friendly. And good luck dealing with the tax bureaucracy here.
We discussed this last year: ruclips.net/video/2SS-U2dxXC0/видео.htmlsi=1kI6aPc7Z-aM5Lgx
In addition to 250 thousand donation, they want a total of 90 thousand administrative fee, so the cheapest option is 340 thousand.
Exactly!
Good video! I call these programs citizenship *for* investment, as the goal isn't global mobility. It's an entry ticket to invest in one of the world's fastest growing economies as a local.
In practice, the donation route is much more common. The business investment route must be under a qualified investment project (QIP). These can only be in certain sectors, like manufacturing, and each sector has its own minimum investment amount - most of them well above $300k.
Thank you for sharing!
I've read about massive Chinese investments, things like tourist attractions, malls and apartments. Is this on a governmental level or just large businesses?
Future Asian resident here 🙋🏾♂️
it only makes sense if you originate from somewhere that's not part of the G7. and, remember that you must lock-in significant amount of funds in a 2nd to 3rd grade country in their banking system that is completely control by the government and their bureaucracies. in addition, some residence visa requires that you must purchase their real estate directly from developer but can not sell the property once you bought until after a long period of time, like 10 years. imo, it is better to rotate visit the different countries in Asia, instead of long term stay in one country. life should be simplified as a person ages, not to get more complicated. dealing with depreciating currency and real estate is one sure way to loose capital and add stress to your life.
Isn't the 7 year naturalization period still there if you don't want to donate or invest? There's also a marriage route, I believe.
Being able to access Vietnam without having to obtain a visa (huge pain in the a__) is a pretty good reason to invest in Cambodia. And still a short drive to Thailand.
I think you can also go to Russia without a visa.
It's a shame Asia is so damn hot and humid.
I would say the opposite about Ireland!
@heythave
Yes and that clime is perfect for me.
I take vacations to Iceland in February.
Please do one on Azerbaijan..PR AND GETTING PASSPORT LATER ON ..THANKS
Acquiring a second citizenship in Asia might be awesome but you will have to stack up 6 or 7 figures to prove your interests in that nation. However, piling into businesses via opaque investment would be a consequential decision.
I must send this channel for your research and analysis of the latest movements kind of possibly being edited or sanitized in the West.
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We are finding S East Asia fascinating, and everything that this channel has always said - we also think Andrew H. has a home in Malaysia, which this vid., channel actually will be of special interest. I’ve been watching her like a hawk, her channel - giving deep dives info., on the latest Brics News and Hegemony issues, as well as this channel if course. Resource Channels - needed by all thinking peoples. ✅
Do not do Asia unless you are married to one .
Iv seen them all in Asia,they have shifting goal posts ,and all way with a new ideas in the new model to get westers in .pls .
This is not in no way to discourage nomad capitalist in his business to guide you ( but) .
While we have global change in play and commerce being protected in various countries mainly Asia and Europe stay put in the west and see who is rooting who in the global family.
And Malaysia is out really.blady dumb arse government.
I say again the Chinese that are there citizens who made the country rich ,o and the Indian s ,these people s have a different id card to ,those Malaysians that are really from indo not native to that island is yet to come up in the future courts.
So have a look at what was offered before COVID and look now people do your research,a shit the hospital.
how are the Cambodian girls? 👯♀️😍
Thailand always good way
I love the ninja sounds efx on the background (when text appears) 😅 besides the great content! Congrats Andrew and NC team for your mission.
Why the hell would you want to live in Cambodia? There are dozens before that…
Who said you should live there?
i thought like that 7 years ago. Now I hate leaving. Last year I traveled to Vietnam for 30 days and my heart yearned for Cambodia. Everytime I leave I become homesick for Cambodia. Now I just need to find a Khmer wife and then Cambodia will go with me wherever I go. Khnom Srolanh Kampuchea.
Lucky for those that qualify for citizenship by descent for Asian countries.
In the Philippines, if you are gainfully employed or have a substantial pension or dividend income it's easy to get a 10-yr. US Visa and with an active US Visa you can visit Canada visa free.
Most places in Asia have this or by Investment, it's not the only one. Not the cheapest route either.
Which ones are we missing?
Never ever take up a citizenship in any third world country everywhere in the world from Asia to Africa to South America ….. 😊
“They don’t care”, except you can only get citizenship by descent. In the West we’d call that racism. In Asia it means Asia is for Asians.
It's called protectionism. All South-East Asian countries were colonized by European powers except Thailand.
DONT PROMOTE MUSLIM COUNTRIES!
Cambodia is 95% Buddhist.
It's pretty arrogant to tell someone what they can and can't do on their platform.
There's quite a few Muslim countries that are thriving right now and I don't see that slowing down.
yeah they suck at all levels... but some dudes forget about human rights
The only recognised Muslim group in Cambodia are the Cham, and they are a minority. The Khmer that I know are very much Buddhist and in general kind and good people.