Armenia’s New Citizenship by Investment

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Investment migration isn’t a new concept, but it’s certainly gained traction in the last few years. More and more people find the idea of alternative citizenship alluring, especially in times of crisis. At the center of these interests is citizenship by investment (CBI), a concept that countries from across the world have adopted into government schemes.
Citizenship by investment programs comes and goes regularly. This is the fastest way to get the best insurance policy to protect your freedom and wealth but you need to hurry up.
In this video, Andrew shares Armenia's new citizenship by investment program.
00:00 Start
0:20 Armenian Citizenship By Investment
1:52 Armenian Passport
4:18 Requirements
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[@nomadcapitalist]

Which country's citizenship do you wish could be possible to obtain via investment programs?

[@namalanoi4030]

Turkiye

[@gavasiarobinssson5108]

Singapore, Japan, South Korea

[@nasirjutt70]

Serbia is a beautiful country, but pakistan doesn't have bilateral relations with Serbia. So, we can't buy cheap village house or agriculture land, and if its possible we are not eligible to obtain permanent residency.

[@hameedullahbaloch4356]

@@nasirjutt70 it is good for Serbia

[@JazenValencia]

@@gavasiarobinssson5108 Japan definitely.

[@jamesaharon8653]

Armenia has great nature, kind people, stable currency, delicious cuisine. It's a thriving country with lots of potential. 👍

[@eowendyl]

And very hostile neighboring countries :)

[@Arto1980]

Thanks

[@Arto1980]

Россия ничем не помогла с царских времён Армении и за неё лишились многого сейчас помогает тоже не Армении Армении помогают сша и Франция 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

[@mox6466]

I'm a simple man. I see a Nomad Capitalist notification, I click it and enjoy it. Much love and respect Andrew.

[@pathslesstrampled9906]

I was just in Armenia for the first time. Was really surprised by Yerevan, it was much nicer than I expected! Could see myself living there. Especially with Tbilisi right over the border.

[@travelwithtony5767]

I agree my story is similar to yours, I stayed in Tbilisi for a year and travelled throughout Eastern Europe, but Armenia was one of the most surprising to me, Yerevan is an absolute gem and I am even considering living there during the summer months

[@A_Bunch_of_Savages]

Same here. I was underwhelmed by Tbilisi, but consider Yerevan as one of my favorite cities in the world.

[@annastayziaa]

Coming from an ethnic Armenian, it’s important for you all to know that Turkey has been committing genocide against Armenia and Armenians for hundreds of years and it has been aiding Azerbaijan with its Armenian genocide as well. Armenia is sandwiched between two Turkic settler-colonial states (Turkey and Azerbaijan) who are trying to eliminate Armenia and Armenians. What you see with Azerbaijan colonizing Armenia especially in the past few years and today as well is actually genocide. We have lost many lives trying to defend what’s left of our indigenous ancestral homeland against our colonizers. Please bear in mind that if you become a citizen, you may be required to help defend our indigenous nation resisting against colonization as a soldier like many other Armenian citizens have and lost their lives, including today, the past few years, and for hundreds of years. this is to help you all be informed and to also make sure you take the word “conflict” out of your mouth. It’s not a conflict. It’s genocide. The Armenian genocide that’s been ongoing for hundreds of years at the hands of Turks to the left and right of Armenia who want to see Armenia wiped off the face of the map and who want to kill every last Armenian in the world. I am the descendant of Armenian genocide survivors. So please, when you talk about what happening to Armenia and Armenians, use the word “genocide” not “conflict.” Thank you. ❤️ much love to you all.

[@mcata3625]

Don't worry, most people wouldn't want to live there, the people are very unwelcoming and like to give foreigners dirty stares and have no shame doing it, I speak in general only, when I was there I literally hated to even go out because of the negative attitude and marathon staring, I think Armenians are world champions in that. Though many were very nice and kind people, they were not the majority.

[@mmmmmm2619]

@@mcata3625 These brainwashed idiots cry about genocdie wherever they go. Did you know that Azerbaijanis were once a majority in "Armenia". You can see this on all maps. All of the toponyms were Azerbaijani. They expelled all native Azerbaijani population, yet they cry about genocide.

[@MyGuaguanco]

@@mcata3625 Totally untrue one of the most hospitable places in the World people will give you their last piece of bread and go without themselves you must be crypto Turk

[@mcata3625]

@@MyGuaguanco I was considering settling there as my ancestry has Caucasian possibly Armenian roots, but I was very disappointed with what I experienced there. Most people visit just Yerevan center and there people are just like most who live in cities so it's not a reflection of the rest of the country where attitude to foreigners by most locals is not good from my personal experience. Your response illustrated exactly what's wrong with Armenia.

[@mmmmmm2619]

@@mcata3625 I don't think you are Armenian. Armenians are not Caucasians, they have j- haplogroup in their DNA, they have nothing to do with Caucasians such as Georgians, Caucasian Albanians, Lezgins and other Caucasian people.

[@Jay_in_Japan]

It's worth noting that Armenia has military conscription, so depending on your circumstances (and the specifics of their conscription program), citizenship may incur a service obligation. Which may not be desirable with Armenia, given its history of conflict with neighboring Azerbaijan. Still, like you said- an uncorrelated passport worth considering!

[@lehmejoun]

It's up till 28 years, then you can skip it. There's also a recent reform of skipping it by paying a fee.

[@lehmejoun]

@@zeroh3049 you're good, they will ask for some paperwork submission to register you as none trained. Better as a lawyer.

[@thatswhatshesaidbro]

Can’t you skip it if you are judging using it as a visa?

[@LangAmor]

Wow, I adore Armenia, one of my favorite countries!

[@DixieBanjo]

Only 3 years of residence to get citizenship and they do not have a "in person" requirement to maintain that residency. Which is nice.

[@karinehakobyan4218]

Thank you for very thorough analysis of Armenia and its future.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for watching!

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

Spent several months in next door Georgia as well as a dozen other countries. Come to the conclusion that I'll always be on the outside looking in. Maybe being wealthy will give you options I don't have, but ultimately the cultural differences seems to put a gulf between myself and locals. Glad I went, but glad I'm home too.

[@travelwithtony5767]

It’s a pity you missed Armenia, it was the country that surprised me the most of all of the Eastern European countries I’ve travelled to. Yerevan is a beautiful city that is modern, clean and safe, awesome food and the friendliest locals that are very hospitable and they love interacting with tourists and visitors. Also beautiful countryside with fascinating history and culture. Only drawback is that it’s landlocked, as a surfer and a yachtsman that’s a deal breaker for me.

[@TapoutT]

I absolutely loved Georgia.

[@TapoutT]

Tbh though that's the problem I have. This is gonna be controversial but America is not as racist as everyone says it is and I always miss America when I'm gone for 2 months or so. 😅

[@ConanDuke]

Apparently, for a small fee you can become a Scottish Lord/Lady, and a portion of your fee is donated toward planting a tree on your new fiefdom.

[@amostofi1999]

Armenia is unofficially at war with the militarily more capable Azerbaijan. What if they draft everyone like Ukraine did?

[@incarnateTheGreat]

That conflict has been happening since the end of the Cold War. So if in your agreement with getting Armenian papers that you would be eligible to perform active duty, then that would be a consideration not to get them.

[@CashCatz]

@@incarnateTheGreat Since the end of the Cold War? More like hundreds of years.

[@b1rito]

militarily more capable? Huh, tell that to the piles of azeri soldiers who were injected with ketamine to block pain so they could mindlessly charge and get mowed down.

[@mcata3625]

Yawn!

[@karinehakobyan4218]

Armenia's economy shows growth overall by 24 % in recent years. It is a Silicon Valley of Caucasus and it has a fantastic potential to grow into a richer country. It is safe, very beautiful, and rich in culture and history. It is ancient and modern at the same time.

[@Olivier-GM]

Well... 😅

[@pitoblogg]

If you are a man, do not get a citizenship in Armenia. You will be eligible for partial or total mobilisation up until the age of 60 (which will very likely happen given that Azerbaijan and Turkey are its neighbours).

[@robmal536]

The age limit is 51

[@lehmejoun]

You don't get mobilized if you haven't served the army, which can be skipped if you're 28y old

[@818Gago1]

It's possible when this law roles out, those citizens by Investment will be exempt. Not clear yet.

[@Starknight00]

Step in the right direction.. Go Armenia 🇦🇲

[@gavasiarobinssson5108]

How do officiasl react when you bring your ten passports?

[@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934]

u only bring one ofc

[@chasjetty8729]

Thank you very much for this. Very much appreciated.

[@anguslo5463]

Armenia is too confident about its passport.

[@genaroaalvaradosalcido]

Here we go .

[@jamess2483]

I wanted to move there for the passport

[@EmpireRules]

I’d be interested to learning more about IT experience major US tech firms and Armenian citizenship. Where can I get that info?

[@UnitedChristians.Academy]

I'm Armenian by descendants! But they move to Brazil and I'm Brazilian! Do you guys think is good for me to go forward and try to get Armenian citizenship by descent???

[@wildbill6366]

Hard pass ..

[@artouraganey8150]

You can be drafted only if you have less, than 27 years. Regards from Yerevan.

[@namalanoi4030]

Lots of option, Interesting

[@tariqnazir3592]

Best way investment by residency programme

[@cesaremarchetti2970]

What about military conscription? Armenia are at war

[@mcata3625]

They've concluded a peace agreement. No war currently.

[@salahad-dinyusufibnayyub4810]

@@mcata3625 just 2 month ago there was war en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_2022_Armenia-Azerbaijan_clashes

[@nasirjutt70]

Please give some information about permanent residency of Eastern Europe country that could be cheap particularly for Asian nationals. Like, you described about how to buy serbia's countryside cheap houses and get PR. I am from pakistan and like to spend my retirement life in a European village. Thanks

[@WayneFoxUK]

Do these CBI programs have to be your personal name investing in a company / property(for example), or can it be done via a foreign Ltd company which I own?

[@mcata3625]

Reading the gov discussion on this it will be racially exclusive. Can you do the other CIS countries?

[@mateobaca628]

what about perception? what got more value? grenada or armenia . I would like to travel once a year to china but do not need more than 3 weeks. Now i still Need visa for Namibia but it is not big deal

[@harry12]

military conscription and war with neighboring countries? hard pass for this citizenship.

[@jpytp5820]

Turkey vs Armenia citizenships?

[@namalanoi4030]

Turkish undoubtedly

[@DiePatriotin-Arisch]

@@namalanoi4030 yes

[@DiePatriotin-Arisch]

As a german of course turkey

[@incarnateTheGreat]

Why Turkey?

[@streetmagic1]

I'm young Armenian from Armenia✝️🇺🇸🇪🇺 so, Armenia never was Asia or Caucasian. Armenia it is old Eroupean nation in the south Eruope 🇦🇲🇪🇺 and our culture is old Eroupean 🇪🇺🇦🇲✝️ Two countries in our region it is Eroupean Armenia 🇪🇺 and Georgia 🇪🇺

[@mcata3625]

Nobody cares about such nonsense

[@wexfordbuccos_7161]

The one thing that kills me is that there’s no CBI options for an EU passport that’s not a long drawn out process. I would kill to be able to drop $100k or $200k and have a passport of any EU country. If I had my choice, I’d pick Norway as I have family there, and who ever heard a bad thing said about a Norwegian?

[@vikx7275]

You’re funny for believing an EU passport would be worth 200k lmao

[@AquariumRuss]

Norway easily gives a residence permit if you have a diploma of a navigator, or an oil engineer. but, those who have one of these two magical artifacts believe that living in Norway is expensive, cold and deadly boring.

[@serious_nigga]

E U ain't shi* though

[@billhassa]

Requirements : Don’t be Turkish.

[@arpagroup]

Just for information Azerbaijan is a country created from scratch by the judeo masons. The words azerbaijan do not exist for a full 1 century before it is a words in Persian region of the name of aderpatakan northern iran 2 Baku Azeri capital created by the Armenian kings bakur the city was called bakuracert. The city of shushi that the Azers call susa, the name susa and the Russian Soviet name given by the Russians to this city, In the end, coca cola is older than Azerbaijan. Juste pour information l'Azerbaïdjan est un pays créé de toutes pièces par les judéo maçons. Les mots azerbaïdjan n'existent pas depuis un siècle complet avant qu'il ne s'agisse d'un mot dans la région persane du nom d'aderpatakan nord de l'iran 2 Bakou Capitale azérie créé par le rois arméniens bakur la ville s'appelait bakuracert. La ville de shushi que les Azers appellent susa le nom susa et le nom soviétique russe donné par les russes à cette ville, Au final, le coca cola est plus ancien que l'Azerbaïdjan.

[@cliddily]

Excellent! Surely a fast track to uk citizenship..

[@alwayslearning7672]

Why bother? Too much hassle. Just jump on a dinghy in Northern France and cross over. Claim refugees status. You'll get everything!

[@user-jc4wr9im7o]

Definitely not a country i would think about with conflicts with all neighbors. Economy sucks and no job. Young people are forced to go war with Azerbaijan. I have been in there 2 times renting a car and do road trip almost entire country. They have nothing to offer with close borders with neighbors. With respect to all Armenian friends

[@raffiart5121]

You certainly couldn’t think about it being an Azerbaijani yourself! Everything you said about Armenia is false and cheap propaganda. According to UN classifications, Armenia is a developing country. Last year, it registered one of the highest economic growths globally. The fact that hundreds of thousands of Russians have relocated to Armenia but few have considered Azerbaijan, is a testimony to the fact that Armenia is a country of opportunities.

[@accurate2028]

You good info, but please try to speak slower so all peoples can really digest on time all of what you have to offer in info. Help yourself and the web audience with illustrations and synoptic tables on a black or green-like board. Do not speak so fast that some people cannot understand you o who cannot keep pace with the fast pace of your info, specially the one who are most interested in your info such as foreigners who understand and read English, but not at the fast pace of your monologue.

[@pvmoore1154]

Accurate - Consider rewinding. The rest of us do not want class slowed to a crawl because a few can't keep pace. Super easy,... just back it up when you get lost.

[@DiePatriotin-Arisch]

Why would you want to live in armenia?

[@catablet2213]

it's more politically stable then the West

[@godude15]

Bring 👏back 👏the 👏hot 👏advisers 👏

[@wildbill6366]

And the bad news... It's Armenia 😐.