Easy Residence Permits

[@20kevron]

She’s improved in her presentation.

[@MyLatinLife]

Don't forget for Ecuador you can apply with your university degree instead of bank deposit

[@Aidan_Au]

Always great to hear Irena and her smile. I hope that she will be with Nomad Capitalist for many more years to come!

[@peterchirico2153]

It is a pleasure to listen to you. You seem so relaxed at speaking, cheers to you. Wish I could be as natural at this as you are. Thank you for the information and Best regards.

[@juribastiaans3824]

Mexico and Paraguay are way easier as the ones you picked.

[@NigelHyphenJones]

Agreed, why didn’t she mention Mexico and Paraguay…. Nomad Capitalist needs to up their game with up to date knowledge….🤔

[@mike_w_21]

I was able to get my (4 year temporary) residency card in Mexico rather easily. Two passport stamps to Mexico between 2015 - 2020 were required and it cost me approx $1300 CAD. After 4 years, I'll be able to apply for permanent status.

[@Calipeixegato]

and no physical presence requirement in order to keep or renew the visa.

[@ruggedpassport]

This is the first residency I'm planning to get, surprised they didn't mention it.

[@NigelHyphenJones]

Why wasn’t Mexico and Paraguay mentioned in the South American residency section….🤔

[@Aidan_Au]

One thing to keep in mind for the Latvian Golden Visa, it sounds like people do need to spend some time in the 10 years.... It may be "easy" for you if you like to live in Latvia for 10 years. They do have a real estate purchase option as well. I find that Nomad Capitalist's website and blog posts very helpful on Golden Visas and Citizenship by investment

[@Daniel_RG]

In practice "citizenship", "dual citizenship", "diversity" and the like are pretty much Western concepts. Outside of Europe, the Americas and AUS/NZ, it's rather hard to find countries open and willing to accept you as one of their own, most of them simply "tolerate" your presence in exchange for some money.

[@musavillarin6102]

She should talk about African Resident Permits

[@chipyoung4396]

If a person is a naturalized Colombian, is that 2 year Spanish naturalization available? If a spouse is native Colombian, can he/she sponsor the naturalized Colombian?

[@homyce]

I am really surprised that Portugal is not mentioned! Getting my D7 Visa and Portuguese residency was a breeze!

[@Muhayyo666]

Are you in the age of retirement ? Beside I heard those above 50 are qualified for the visa

[@homyce]

@Muhayyo666 age has nothing to do with it! You can get a D7 even if you are in your 20s or 30s (I know some who did). You just need to prove that you have some kind of passive income that is equal to the minimum wage in Portugal. The bar is not that high at all and that's why I am amazed she mentioned Spain, which has a much higher financial requirement, way more restrictions in terms of what you are allowed to do in Spain when you get the visa, and double the time it takes you to apply for citizenship versus Portugal! Maybe I should open my own version of Nomad Capitalist 🙃

[@gezyeoku]

​@@homyceSukran Tarek 🤗 Best info is always in comments section 😀

[@homyce]

@@gezyeoku you are very welcome 🤗

[@Muhayyo666]

@@homyce مشكور كثير يا اخوي الغالي عصام 😊

[@Hussain-G]

@rexlex7784 sorry, can't agree with you sir. Irena is at her absolute best in her presentation. Her delivery is very clear and easy to comprehend. Her soft and s*xy husky voice with 'eastern european' accent is a delight for the ears. Last but not the least, her mesmerising demeanor is nothing less than a pleasant experience, not to speak of the rich content being delivered. Andrew sure knows how to pick perfect team members and I'll take a 🙇‍♂️ bow to his talent for that. He's a class apart ...

[@Aidan_Au]

Several Latin America options. Andrew just talked about Central and South America yesterday!

[@BlackRedneck1]

“Your funds have been appropriated.” - Panamanian Banker to Boston George 😂

[@MSFS2024Update]

Philippines invest requirement is $75000, not $25000. Turkey citizenship is $400,000 dollars, not 500,000 euro

[@AfroJamaican]

No Sub-Saharan Countries?

[@usernotfound162]

Please talk about brazil 🇧🇷

[@bionborys1648]

They're not there yet. Most cities are dangerous, there's a lot of theft even in small cities, you can't walk around with a Macbook or iPhone and the banking experience is awful. Tax-wise it's not convenient and will probably get worse. But super beautiful beaches, rich culture, cool people, sexy babes, great music and a lot of fun.

[@WolfF2022]

The bad thing is it lead you to citizenship eventually? Is this sentence ment this way?

[@user-hx5kx1he8u]

Can a person apply for a student visa in Malta,learn the language, and apply for citizenship in 3.5 years of residency as a student?

[@hbbstn]

She is a stunning lady.

[@rahul.83]

I thought the Thai Elite Visa is back on ??

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

You can see everything you need to know about the Thai Elite Visa in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKvSmI2bhq2Eo68feature=shared

[@keepingitsimple88]

Why not talk about Paraguay ?

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

We have recently talked about Paraguay in a separate video, which you can see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKiQo6h6j9ajiJYfeature=shared

[@steveg6512]

Thai elite visa has returned, with greedy pricing.

[@mjulianlee]

It's always more.

[@AUT1981.]

Yep Thai privilege

[@AusValue]

what is residency mean, you have house in cuntry??? you say no rights = bad, not good. Residency expensive and not easy lots of government /= difficulties and no citizenships

[@magnolya8]

You almost had it 😏🥴

[@mjulianlee]

Drivers license, can import a car, buy property, stay long-term.

[@rexlex7784]

Friendly advice: - slow down your speech. You’re speaking too fast.

[@hbbstn]

Andrew is stepping away from operations.

[@earthrooster1717]

You're beautiful.