15 CITIZENSHIPS That You Can Get RIGHT Away! (Non-CBI Included)
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- This video covers 15 CITIZENSHIPS That You Can Get RIGHT Away!
1. El Salvador Citizenship by investment
2. Jordan Citizenship by investment
3. Egypt Citizenship by investment
4. Cambodia Citizenship by investment
5. ST Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by investment
6. St Lucia Citizenship by investment
7. Grenada Citizenship by investment
8. Antigua Citizenship by investment
9. Dominica Citizenship by investment
10. Mexico Immediate Citizenship including fast track options
11. Argentina Immediate Citizenship and the regular 2 year route
12. Serbia Citizenship by exception
13. Dominican Republic Citizenship by marriage and regular 2 year route
14. Estonia Immediate Citizenship by exception
15 Malta Citizenship by investment
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Great insides - thanks Ser… 👍
I agree with you on Antigua & Barbuda, that 5-day requirement is a non-starter and could be a big problem in some circumstances.
Plz discuss some SubSaharan African countries residency and citizenship options.
Africa is safer then Latin america,fast developing,away from natural disasters,earthquakes,fires etc,rapidly growing midfle class and even stable in most countries compared to some you mentioned.
Especially interested in
1.Ghana
2.Ivory coast
3.Senegal
4.Kenya
5.Tanzania
6.Rawanda
7.Ethiopia
8.Gambia
9.Botswana
10.Zambia
11.Angola
12.Comoros
13.Capeverde
14.Madagascar
15.Namibia
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Long live Africa💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Informative indeed!
Thank you!
Sounds good!
thanks for the video! any news on what happened with the AUD bond option in Vanuatu?
They came up with the coconut oil fund, I covered this briefly as part of one of my recent videos
Make a video about countries where if you adopt children in or give birth you can get citizenship
This is the first I'm hearing that the Jordan CBI is investment rather than donation.
U didn't consider or talked about Brazil in this video
When you recommend Venavatu make sure you don't recommend it to Australians.
The ATO has their eyes on Venavatu like a hawk, and you do NOT want to fuck with the ATO they are one of the most brutal tax collection agencies in the western world.
Same is the case with Chinese nationals
I suspect that these options might be weighted differently if we consider potential tax implications, either in the way of additional tax liability or complete avoidance. Always subjective, nonetheless.
True. Favorable tax options would mostly be residencies and not citizenships. Not many would go and live on tiny islands to save some money. At least not the wealthy.
@@GoodlifeInvestor Perhaps. In the case of US citizens that are willing to renounce, the zero-tax benefit that some citizenship-by-investment programs offer, would allow the renunciant to recoup the donation fee rather quickly, depending on income. Living on a tiny island is not a requirement in all cases.
And since some US citizens may be subject to double taxation while working abroad, it would certainly fall in line with my previous comment that the weighted benefit of such a decision may be entirely subjective and relative.
Couple this with the associated challenges of establishing overseas banking as a US citizen, as well as the over-reaching regulatory measures that prevent Americans from earning a living through various investment vehicles, I think that the probability that there may be more willing candidates than you initially surmised may not seem overly unreasonable.
Cheers.
Talk about brazil 🇧🇷 🙄
Lot of videos on Brazil already, but I think I should create an updated one!
Why not Turkey over Jordan or Egypt? Same location, better price point, more livable, etc.?
I knew someone would raise this question! Glad you did. I know it sounds unfair but,
Procedures almost changing daily, fatf grey listed, not much use of English (compared to Egypt), falling cur., overall a lot of uncertainty - this was good earlier,
Having said, may work for some people still.
Totally agree,Turkey laws keep changes so fast and also fatf grey listed,not to mention heavy taxes on worldwide income and very beurucratic😢😢
Turkey wants 400 thousand in real estate as compared to 300 thousand in Egypt.
And did you see the updated inflation numbers in Turkey this past week? Yowch. No matter they are making the CBI valued in foreign currencies.
I would not recommend Vanuatu to anybody. Its more trouble than good. A lot of banks in the EU refuse to service Vanuatu citizens.
Wish middle east offered this
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Uae
Apart from UAE, rest of the gulf has poor passports
I have a feeling malta is going to off the cbi market very soon. EU is trying very hard to clap down on cbi options. The Estonia option might be there since its an indirect option and not everyone qualifies for it
What’s your top choice on this list to start right away?
If I had the money then malta for sure. Otherwise argentina is the one I would go. Great passport for travel purposes just don't live there long enough and can have a separate residency for taxes(paraguay, dubai or Mauritius)
it is upto country of malta. it is malta choice to give citizenship not eu. and malta is very hard to get. in 2021 the case is going against malta but still it hasn,t closed. don't think of closing because the government has said we are not going to close program some of there minister have said this. there are lot eu country you can get passport with less physical presence requirment like portugal,netherland.bulgaria,etc. so obvisouly malta won't why would anyone close if they get wealthy people. and if close take permanent residency and take another eu passport.