Benefits of Dual Citizenship for Children

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Getting that second citizenship is all about giving yourself more freedom.
What if you need to add kids into the second citizenship equation?
Children and family, in general, will certainly change the way you approach your offshore strategy. It’s not something we commonly discuss here, but it is a valid question that deserves a closer look.
In this video, Andrew shares the benefits of dual citizenship for children.
00:00 Start
0:30 How to Get Second Citizenship for Children
2:40 Why Caribbean Citizenship Is So Popular
3:00 Polish Citizenship
4:00 Benefits of Dual Citizenship
9:18 Moving to Europe
11:24 Maltese Citizenship
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[@MiniMillionaire]

Am 12 years old and super interested in Finance and Investing. I follow your channel and try to learn from it. I also think that giving kids my age the chance to learn about Finances it also a great gift. Thanks :)

[@xcvb3]

If you have the chance to get a second passport just take it.

[@Joyexpanded]

Andrew and team! I’m doing this!!! I have been following your channel for years and have been toying with the idea of moving to Mexico for years and we are FINALLY pulling the trigger- the main catalyst for NOW, not later is because we found out we are having our third (and last 🤣) baby. We conceived in Mexico and moving in less than 2 months. Selling everything and moving so we can get our other girls in school and settled so I can give birth and not only give our baby the gift of dual citizenship, but fast track the rest of our families permanent residency. You have always been an inspiration and I have learned so much from you! In the next year- I’m going to be in touch to see about incorporating my blockchain business in another country outside of the US so we will have our ducks in a row to expatriate the US fully for good in 5 years. Thanks, again. Would love to come to the NC Summit next year as well!

[@catalinacastillo7681]

Exactly why I started dual citizenship process for myself and then will get it for my children.

[@alphapinggmbh6916]

Great, my kids have 3 passports (Swiss, Brazil, Thai) 🤗 They can thank me later haha

[@sg-bb5vh]

mine have german ,Dutch and South african

[@rubensnogueira5838]

Now that's a great mix! Geographically well diversified. Congrats. I'm on the way to leave something similar to my descendency.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

I have two and trying to decide on a third and possibly a 4th and 5th lol. Options are good lol

[@thelourensfamily8048]

Two for my kids so far. 1 in EU & 1 in Africa. Looking at where a third would be good :)

[@g-prince3375]

How's it possible to have 3 passports without renouncing the others.

[@thedatasage]

My wife and I took your advice and had our child in Brazil. We got our permanent residency cards after 7 months. Working on getting citizenship next.

[@thedatasage]

@@TheJonnyP54 I wouldn’t call it an agency, we worked with two consultants that helped us with the paperwork and getting around.

[@rubensnogueira5838]

Most important thing: how was the birth? That's something that can scare some people; besides that, give birth in Brazil is almost like a no-brainer, very "easy" way to gather an extra citizenship.

[@thedatasage]

@@rubensnogueira5838 The birth went pretty well. Healthy baby, and my wife is recovered and well. We used a private hospital in Florianópolis.

[@giovanni0908]

How many months did it take to get your child's birth certificate after the birth?

[@rubensnogueira5838]

@@giovanni0908 it's always issued on the next day, the latest, including the tax number. But let's hear from him.

[@nateb9768]

Currently working on obtaining my Cherokee nation citizenship. And before you ask, it’s an independent nation that is over 7K square miles in size.

[@coolrunnings5383]

As a single man watching this video I’ll be taking a step back from the advice:- marry strategically, thereby maximizing options for the kids

[@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934]

considering u can easily get multiple citizenships for yourself plus another for the kids if u have them be born in a jus soli country, do u need that extra hassle of marrying someone in a specific country?

[@coolrunnings5383]

@@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934 Good point, especially if they are born in the Americas. Though for other places that are more restrictive (like Asia) then at least they would satisfy the "ethnicity requirement" for obtaining citizenship in places like Singapore etc.

[@mitchellmcbrayer7367]

@@coolrunnings5383 my wife is from singapore. when we have kids they will still have to choose between the US and Singapore for full citizenship since you can't have dual citizenship between the two.

[@coolrunnings5383]

@@mitchellmcbrayer7367 yes, correct. I would see that as a “good problem” ;)

[@RedNotice90]

Great video. It’s always nice to have options.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Definitely!

[@iTuber012]

Give them options. Indeed!

[@Detroit_Paul]

Am not a 6 figure rich person, but am working on a second citizenship, bought a house in Africa with my boyfriend who is african, will move there when the house is built, maybe even before and rent while the house is being built. I enjoy watching Nomad Capitalist, it keeps me focus on my plan.

[@sweethibiscus2514]

Which 2nd citizenship are you working on?

[@Detroit_Paul]

@@sweethibiscus2514 Ivory Coast, an American company working with an Ivory Coast development company set up their office in the USA to avoid corrupt government officials. They are building to start 15,000 homes with very advantageous financial perks. This is available for Ivorians living outside Ivory Coast, to bring in investments and ex-pats. I'm French Canadian, so language won't be a problem for me.

[@sweethibiscus2514]

@@Detroit_Paul Amazing! I'm Canadian (born and raised in Ontario). My French use to be passable when I was a teen, but with any language.... if you don't use it, you lose it. Sigh.... I'll be obtaining an ECOWAS passport myself soon too! My partner is from Nigeria, and I'm eligible for Citizenship through marriage once we tie the knot at the end of the year. That will be my fourth citizenship!!! Good luck on your new citizenship.... and don't Englishisize the country, lol!!. Call it what it really is....Côte d'Ivoire.

[@Detroit_Paul]

@@sweethibiscus2514 I live in Ottawa, my boyfriend is in Cote d'ivoire at moment, his mother passed away 2 weeks before his visit, she was 95. His family has good connections, his sister was ambassador to Canada. He's getting his Cote d'Ivoire passport having let his old one expire a long time ago. For me I'll need a 3 year visa, and then work on getting citizenship, will get a lot of help from connections. I plan to import solar panels for my house and also help the poor relatives, by installing solar panels with internet routers so that they can start internet cafes. I also want to import used washing machines, many pay people to wash their clothes in a river. So with the washing machines again, the poor will have a business to get income from. All this I would pay with my cryptos.

[@martinsjogren4366]

@@Detroit_Paul Oh that's cool, Im Swedish, but live in the Ivory Coast (Cocody) and been doing a bit of small scale home building. Just had a child who, if I manage to sort out all paperwork, will have 4 citizenships.

[@amandasiragusa4814]

Except if it’s Canada and USA lol. We paid lots of money to renounce

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

7:08 Yeah, that tells us all we need to know about this woman.

[@75miketexas]

My kids both have their passports from Brazil and USA.

[@SunnivavinnuS]

Thank you 🙏 What's the easiest cheapest 2nd citizenship for Europeans?(I'm not interested in the Caribbean or other European countries)

[@zakovich]

Oh well I’m glade I’m doing something right.

[@wandervingjews7520]

I’m in the process of getting citizenship by descent for my mother, my kids, and myself. But I’m also considering a Caribbean CBI. I wanted to know if those are citizenships that can be passed on to future generations. Thanks

[@davidhrzenjak2247]

I have two passports slovenian and croatian. Slovenian passport I got by birth, croatian passport I got my Croatian passport through my roots from one of my parents.

[@AlaaddinX]

What about this? Turkey, Dominica and Swedish (after 4 years)

[@Restlessbozz]

I have 2 (uk and spanish)

[@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934]

The ultimate flex is having each kid be born in a different Latin american country. I wouldn't consider the US or canada. While they can be great options for future employees, i wouldn't bet on it and give them a citizenship that might also be a problem

[@rahuliyer7456]

Unfortunately in my immediate future, dual citizenship is not in my cards. This is by my life circumstances, along with my heritage and aspirations. 1) I am currently a US citizen. My career has been around defense and export controlled technology in the USA. I don't think I want to jeopardize that yet. 2) The backgrounds of my wife and I really don't create an any advantage. My with is a dual Vietnam and US citizen, but Vietnam is not a great passport compared to USA. My background from India doesn't allow dual, but allows OCI which I have. I also have a waiver for Vietnam in my US passport. 3) The aspirations of my wife and I are Southeast Asia... namely Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia. Being a dual citizen in these places is either illegal or complicated if not born in one of those places. We like Southern Europe and Latin America, and have traveled extensively, but we do not really see the benefit yet...maybe if we retire there, but more likely we are looking at Southeast Asia for retirement.

[@rahuliyer7456]

@chronicreader I have looked at Vietnam and it's in the cards. Yes, I qualify for appropriate residential visa. The question for me is not whether I get it, but what is it worth to me? When is it worth it? Right now, as I am working as a professional in the USA at the height of my career, the investment is not a great one. However, when I do retire, and we both want Vietnam, then it becomes a sound investment. The visa is renewed every 5 years. My wife and I like Europe... particularly Spain...but much as we travel to Europe, we really don't see ourselves retiring in Europe. As I am currently a working professional in the USA, working in export controlled technology... defense related...I do not want to jeopardize anything until I retire. Which is why I have not done anything yet.

[@oursalvationisinunity6224]

Friends, the International Social Project CREATIVE SOCIETY is gaining tremendous momentum in the world. People from different countries, nationalities and religions are coming together to build a just society. Only together we can change our world!

[@LynnVilla-th5cn]

How do I contact you? Can you leave me an email? I am interested in what is involved with getting dual citizenship and Columbia and in Ireland based on lineage I am first born to two Colombian parents COLOMBIAN and my daughter is 50%Colombian and 50% Irish so I’d like to pull for her as well for Columbia and for Ireland.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Certainly! If you're interested in exploring dual citizenship in Colombia and Ireland based on your descent, you can reach out to our team for more information and assistance. Here is the link to contact us directly: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@Gibberish1983]

I will pass down my South American and EU-nationalities to my dogs. No human is appreciative enough to deserve such gifts.

[@rubensnogueira5838]

Adopt some children who will appreciate them. There is always someone like that.

[@carolb8452]

Is there an age limit.

[@AKunwar11]

Pakistan is a world of opportunities. A nuclear powered nation, great geographic location and highly family oriented lifestyle ( low divorce rate) are just few to name.

[@abdellahhamead2469]

Second

[@Detroit_Paul]

first ;-)