The “Best Passport” Is Actually Terrible

[@yizhongtan4200]

Andrew giving 10/10 immigration advice and also relationship advice. Greetings from Malaysia!

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@loweffortedward]

@@VS257 Declining is not the synonym for "I was ordered not to like them" 😂

[@michaelsimpson952]

These videos are actually the only reason why I open KZbin. Reading your book right now. Traveled to US a month ago (two years visa (paroled), work permit allowance, SSN, Green Card after one year of staying), but not a single reason to stay at least for my life purpose and the quality of life I'm looking for.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for your kind words! We'd love to hear your thoughts and insights when you finish the book.

[@bigdaddy4197]

You didn’t get a green card after 1 year.

[@michaelsimpson952]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@bigdaddy4197and you shouldn’t make statements if you are not aware of the specifics of my nationality and the exceptions we have in the US, ones that no other country in the world has. I’m Cuban, feel free to do a little research on your convenience. That’s the reason why I love this channel and the book: I had to basically re-learn my reality and question both Andrew’s and my ideas to come with a true that at the end will work for me. I now live in Serbia, and rejoice in the progress of this country. I go where I’m treated best :)That’s why I avoid making statements like yours before going over some research 🤝🏻

[@bigdaddy4197]

@@michaelsimpson952 nope.

[@feldhdleh]

Andrew, this is literally one of your best, most concise and most impactful videos ever. I've watched them all and put my money where my mouth is by participating actively in exactly what you advocate to your audience.

[@tstcikhthys]

*influential

[@Murmilone]

As a dual citizen, my Russian passport lost visa free access to Ukraine and North Macedonia but gained visa free access to Angola, Kiribati, Mozambique and Myanmar and e-visa access to Equatorial Guinea since the start of the infamous war. A few more countries are likely to be added to the list in the first half of 2024. It would be nice to expand visa facilitation with more North Africa countries, especially Algeria.

[@congresswallah]

You can add🇮🇳to the list

[@jamalgreen3056]

The Russian passport will gain more visa free access in the long term 🤔.But short term wise you will feel some pain before the massive change and difference takes place.

[@aightm8]

You've phrased this in such a way to make it sound like an improvement. You are forgetting to mention dozens of countries that previously required a visa, but now banned russian travel entirely.

[@Denver_____]

You got visa free entry to countries no one wants to travel to! Congrats! 🎉🎈🍾

Russian also welcomed in South Africa without a visa, and Russians LOVE to gm visit. My wife specialises in bringing Russian tourists to Cape Town, they have Russian speaking guides.

[@BlairinBelgrade]

I'm an American entrepreneur currently based in Belgrade, Serbia, and working to get a Serbian citizenship ❤

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@vladimir6556]

​@@VS257😂😂😂

[@moncef2466]

Andrew's impression of Trump always gets me lol

[@nickbrian9882]

Glad to see Andrew shining a light on the Nicaraguan passport!!

[@eggjewla]

YES 5:20 so many people would feel “naked” without their national identity and it’s like it’s all they have 💯

[@SH-tk2oc]

I like the debate and I like the options it’s fun having laid the foundations for many countries 😉

[@emanuelet1366]

I love your way of thinking, that's so great!

[@nomadcapitalist]

So glad!

[@oscarrobleto3448]

Definitely i see more potential and welcoming traveling with my Nicaraguan passport than my US passport.. Unfortunately subject to limitations due to us government might revoke my sentry card if traveling to countries restricted by State Department.... Yet most people see it as "Free World"

[@criticalbrisket]

Good work on the Trump impressions, 3:14 Andrew!

[@vinoopmalkani5350]

You have a ton of knowledge in passport prtfolios and your narration skills are very good . I am a indian citizen , living in the caribbean for the last 26 years . I havent applied for the local nationality through naturalization . Can you please make a video on what benefits indian nationals can have and can the indian passport get better in its ranking . Thanks 😊

[@janerikkvarsten2273]

I think in the lane of Equador, they are the perfect match for the world with a Schengen passport, and it's a relatively safe haven if a nuclear war hits. So you get two insurances in one passport. Ecuador is easy to get a residency and a short way to citizenship as well. The ony thing is that must have resided in Ecuador for 3 years as a permanent resident to get a citizenship of Equador. Normaly it takes five years, but Equador is a nice hangout so you will be fine doing it :)

[@darius6331]

Anyone who says Western passport are less valuable needs to enter a third world country with both a Western and non-Western passport and see the freedom you have with your Western passport. It will open your eyes.

[@leemartinez2975]

Working remotely has allowed many Americans to keep their US based job and live where they are treated best. American news only reports on illegal immigration and US expats are flying under the radar in the mean time.

[@tom-u8k6y]

Andrew also has really clever video titles that i just can't help but click

[@lafayetteporter6044]

Malta

[@chipyoung4396]

At the moment, 1 percent of Colombians are stopped at the USA southern border. And a half percent are trying to go to Spain.

[@PassportGods]

Interesting. Where's the data from?

[@chipyoung4396]

@@PassportGods It was in El Tiempo two days ago. That is the largest Bogota newspaper

[@doctorclutterbuster8791]

If they arrive in a little boat with no papers they can freely get into the UK

[@TheSimArchitect]

I didn't know they closed an agreement for visa free travel between Brazil and the United States. Did it go through? Because with reciprocity, for Americans to be allowed without a visa in Brazil the United States have to take Brazilians visa free too. Last time I checked it wasn't possible. I am happy with my Portuguese passport, but it's never too much to have more than a citizenship, hence why I am not applying to become Dutch as I'd lose both.

[@TheSimArchitect]

@@MuzzaHukka Then you lose the Dutch one. It's ok. Thanks 🤗

[@julettasmolietta1174]

It's very informative videos but I feel that only rich people can afford that what Andrew is talking about, like buy a second citizenship, invest...that's large sums of money and that is more for people who doesn't have a job in office, they work from anywhere...

[@matthewnirenberg]

If you live in a country like Australia, New Zealand or Canada: * Make coffee at home, don't buy it (coffee is $5-$9 in most places) * Don't smoke or drink alcohol for 2yrs * Don't eat out - only cook at home. Be frivolous with what you buy, cook and eat. * Don't have holidays or buy gifts for 2yrs * Reduce all expenditure In two years, most people on upper middle class wages can save the money to do CBI. If you're lower middle class or just middle class its gonna take you 5yrs of doing this. If you're really wanting to do CBI and leave the country and have a house, consider selling it, doing CBI and moving abroad. I'm not saying to do this, and, I recognise that its a lot of money. My point is that its possible. If you're not in the middle class you're basically screwed unless you have friends who're willing to help pool money to get you in, then earn a heap of money and help them get in. This is sadly by design because these countries want money and people who aren't going to be a burden to their country - i.e. wealthy people. Also, by not making it easy, these countries effectively limit how many people become citizens so they don't have millions trying to live in a small country.

[@julettasmolietta1174]

Thank you for reply, that's what I was saying, with having limited money and no help its difficult to do it..unless we can have a citizenship by descent, previous generations..

[@donovanmic]

If you’re an employee with a modest income you’ll probably be better off economically in a western country. If you want to move anyway for other reasons (political, religious etc.) the cheapest way to relocate is to get a residence permit and live in your new country long enough to become a citizen.

[@matthewnirenberg]

@@donovanmic Until the reality of the costs of living and sky rocketing taxes make you worse off as is the case in AU & NZ

[@julettasmolietta1174]

@@donovanmic Thanks

[@damienprevot2599]

A Beautiful Mind reference… I like that! 😮

[@elijahwallace]

Can you please do a video about the Central American countries where you can get a passport by living there 2 weeks a year for 5 years?

[@itabo1689]

This man lives in the present, take advantage what's available to you , which most people don't, 100 % True 👍 😊

[@jamalgreen3056]

We all have options we just need to be aware of what they are but for alternatives sone people alternatives are limited which might limit there options so I guess what I’m trying to say is we all must weigh out all of our options and consider everything as much as possible.

[@robincarvey7492]

The Serbian passport can get me visa free to Iran and Cuba. Is this a joke?

[@jbennison5672]

And China!

[@stayingfitandfocused]

I can claim citizenship by descent in trinidad but your company did not have the option to pick this when I looked

[@bojanamir1988]

JUST OMAN AND SPAIN ❤

[@jclawrence08]

Thank you for your insight

[@nomadcapitalist]

You are so welcome!

[@foggycraw6758]

Is Brazil a good option? Or is the corruption and safety issue too large?

[@daniyalbbd5281]

Safety is laughable in Brazil

[@foggycraw6758]

Please discuss more options in Africa. Ive heard theres a lot of lucrative opportunity there.

[@vmoses1979]

It doesn't seem they have a lot of on the ground information in Africa. It's the last frontier.

[@foggycraw6758]

@@vmoses1979 He mentioned previously he has an associate down there running a cement business making millions. I've heard similar tales of simple businesses doing big numbers on the continent. But very little is coheard by this channel specifically. I'm sure corruption and stability are partly to blame but i'm hoping there's no unfair bias here...

[@NoahJones-bq1bk]

Where can you get a passport if you are stateless?

[@YouTubefan-yj4rp]

Some countries give travel documents to stateless individuals who reside in such country. Examples would be the USA, UK, Australia etc. and some countries like the UAE don’t.

[@MaxiTB]

As an Austrian I find video like that funny, because I already traveled the world with my passport and even if there's a VISA required it is for us Austrians super easy to get and usually the fraction of the cost of more imperialistic countries like Russia, the US or the UK. Because, you know, it's an Austrian passport and thanks to decades of neutrality well received in nearly every country on this planet plus it's also an Schengen EU passport as well. Doesn't get better than that 🙂

[@Magnatec_tank]

gets better with a Singapore passport.

[@carossetti]

These services are for nomad capitalists, not Austrians who live, work, pay taxes and die in Austria.

[@FirstLast-lh9iu]

Yes, you can bring your money and spend it overseas, they’ll happily take it from you, but can you work in desirable countries (US, Singapore, UAE, China, ..) or do business there with your “fancy” passport? Don’t think so. For that, you would typically need their residency card and then you get in the back of the line with everyone else

[@MaxiTB]

@@carossetti I have personally traveled to over 100 countries non-professionally alone, so I'm not sure what would be more nomad than that.

[@hippiewithacowboyhat]

All that money and multiple citizenships, and you couldn't find a lint roller ??? 😂 Just fucking with you. Love all your info.

[@jamalgreen3056]

Western countries are becoming more detached from the rest of the world.But if I don’t choose to renounce my u.s citizenship I most certainly will have dual citizenship and what’s going on with the European Union I’m kinda hesitant on having citizenship with them.But I’m most certainly like the overall direction Mexico,carribean,Serbia,even some balkin countries are really heading in the right direction.

[@petrsal6856]

Good luck with this endeavour.

[@astmatyk5166]

Well, as EU citizen I have kinda similiar thoughts. I'm looking on options how to not be so dependent on only my country just in case, even though I'm not even 20 and would love to live in my country for my whole life if possible.

[@matthewnirenberg]

Look at the countries in Schengen and those likely to join. Croatia only recently joined. An EU passport from within Schengen is the most valuable passport in the world as it give the greatest real freedom (work, live, etc.) in the most countries. Don't be clouded by "visa-free" - that's for tourism only. After an EU passport the next best would be an OECS passport from one of the original 7 founding OECS countries (these countries are also in CARICOM), followed by a UK, AU, or NZ passport. After that its purely whatever else you want. If in doubt, get as many as you can. Also note that an EU passport from within Schengen opens even more doors (though there are some hoops to jump through) as providing you're willing to jump a few hoops one can get approved to live in parts of the former French Empire. That means you can live in parts of Oceania that are part of France and in parts of the French Caribbean.

[@astmatyk5166]

@@matthewnirenberg Yeah, I know that Schengen are best ones because mine passport is one of them. My concern is current direction of EU politics. Just wanna have option B or even C if stuff like encryption ban will pass into legislation.

[@silverbowftw5225]

@@astmatyk5166whats going on with eu politics?

[@deneystanna2110]

❤❤the best

[@frankandsteveourrats1713]

Is there a particular online course or product you would recommend to learn Spanish?

[@jol166]

I have a Taiwan and Philippines passport ❤

[@RichFreedomDragon]

I thought Taiwan doesn’t accept dual citizenship. How?

[@realitywithmj4334]

love the austrailian impression

[@bodyloverz30]

When did Brazil change?

[@cojocarudan76]

A Tier 1 passport will give you a better salary anywhere in the world. As an Australian citizen, I got twice as much money working in Russia as a Romanian citizen. Try to get that as a Mexican or Nicaragua passport :))) Never! Even if the world will become multipolar, who wants to be on the wrong pole? A BRICS passport, or non-Western passport will always be a second-class passport. No matter what Andrew is selling here.

[@vmoses1979]

You are confusing your passport with your education and experience. I can be a Lebanese passport holder who goes to Australia for uni and gets a little work experience - that person is equivalent to an Australian passport holder from a Russian employer perspective. You seem to be stuck in a very closed mindset.

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@cojocarudan76]

@vmoses1979 I am not confusing at all. I graduated in Romania (tier 2 country), and my diploma was not even asked during the recruitment process. The passport was requested and I had to confirm 3 times that I am also Australian citizen. There were other specialists in the same project, more experienced than me (some I knew from other previous jobs) with Romanian passport for half of my salary. So yeah, passport matters. A Lebanese with Australian degree will not make it to the interview because his passport is a liability. I know this because my Romanian passport with a Saudi Arabia visa was a big problem for Russian border control and triggered additional questions and interrogation every time when I was using that passport. A Lebanese will not get a Russian business visa.

[@ajayseshadri3677]

Brics is overrated. It is more noise

[@pickywolf2728]

I’d like to work with you as you recruit regardless the origin.

[@AyandaKula]

What's the best passport to have? For traveling and living? Maybe investing but not having to move there.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Great question, you can find the answer in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqeqcomtp5yWo9E Hope it helps!

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@Y2KADII]

Would love to apply for a job , can’t find it on your website. Mex/American bilingual investing/living in Tulum

[@nomadcapitalist]

Here, best of luck! nomadcapitalist.com/careers/

[@Googlesucks653]

Facts

[@pncicitap2519]

I suspect that at some point in the future countries will start asking visitors if they are "multi-passport" citizens. And when this happens, these countries will start imposing restrictions on such visitors. Am I wrong?

[@sprezzatura8755]

You're spot on. The regulators hold all the cards. The World Economic Forum can decide "one person, one passport". Force you to make a choice. But until that time it still makes sense to diversify.

[@JohnWilson-cn2ru]

The WEF?.......that bunch of unelected swamp jockeys. They better ban rope.@@sprezzatura8755

[@pncicitap2519]

@@sprezzatura8755 I agree that it makes sense to diversify. That said, I'm from Texas, so I believe the time will come when we have to show the regulators that "when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em" is our choice, not theirs.

[@matthewnirenberg]

That'll never happen. Why? * Because it doesn't matter to them. If you're visiting, you're visiting. All they care about is that you're entering legally for what you want to do. * Countries have zero right to tell a foreigner that they can't be a citizen of more than one country * Countries can't refuse a citizen of a country simply for being a citizen of multiple countries - the other countries would immediately ban that countries citizens from entering their countries on that countries passport. It's mutually assured destruction. * The WEF don't care how many passports you have. Your global jab passport and digital ID will be all that matters. Tier A and Tier B passport holders are deemed rich and will likely be subject to very few restrictions as they'll be able to "pay to play" (i.e. pay to bypass the rules legally) * The "elites" (incl.WEF) all hold 8-10 passports - they aren't going to let that hinder them. They'll leave things as they are. What they'll likely do is make it harder to become a citizen of countries and maybe end CBI to keep others out of the "game" Its the same reason I say that the only places that'll never be under dystopian tyranny are the tax havens - because that's where the "elites" live and they aren't going to destroy their homes.

[@mikkinikki1902]

speaking of the usa as an increasingly police state, I tried to go to a Starbucks for their "regular" coffee this morning, as is my spendthrift habit but walla! 10 cop cars there not for crime but just an armed gang piling in this Starbucks for probably comped free stuff...knowing their gang tendencies backed by their qualified immunity they use mostly without just cause, I decided on other coffee options...

[@dantorres506]

The Philippine passport may not be on top of the list of powerful passports but as long as you are gainfully employed; it's easy to get a 10-yr. US visa and once you have a US visa you can also travel to Canada visa free. As long as you are gainfully employed it's easy to get visas so it's not that big a deal even if your passport is down on the list of powerful passports.

[@ANT-yr9zo]

Shall I get Russian passport ? Do u think it worth it?

[@user-ms7xn3sf1t]

i have a serbian and western passport

[@dorronski463]

Hi Andrew how can we get in touch?

[@nomadcapitalist]

Hi there! Feel free to connect with us by following this link: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@ilksendogan9363]

Serbia is so independent , one of the rarest countries caring about the chemtrail problem , taught at universities .

[@Denver_____]

Chemtrails?

[@aightm8]

How does this work exactly. Every single pilot is in on the conspiracy? What about people who operate little 2 seater cesnas. Who reloads the chemicals in their planes. Surely of the hundreds of thousands of maintenance technicians, pilots and airport staff. Someone would have blown the whistle by now. I have been interested in getting my pilots license for a long time. Do i get inducted into the grand plan when i get the license, or only as a plane owner? Share the big IQ ideas

[@ilksendogan9363]

@@aightm8It is in the fuel , you owning one will make you part of it , when it is spread from above , it infects everything . Still , you can have your dream job , & once you are part of it , develop very good relations , investigate , find evidence , & inform your gov. There are many testimonies , including those of Kristen Meghan . I still think it is a wonderful job to be a pilot , you should not let your dream fall because 🇺🇸is taking advantage of this dream job . Even 🇺🇸can change , anything can anytime . I wish you success in your carrier , the honor of the job is still there . We cannot travel without you , you are important . I envy you .

[@Denver_____]

What’s in the chemtrails that the gov wants to spread on top of people from 40,000 ft?

[@bloodycrepe]

@@aightm8 geez, some of the experiments have been declassified ages ago. It's not a conspiracy, genius.

[@groslait7814]

swiss passport!

[@joaovilafranca4523]

I'm going to Switzerland next month for living. But the passport or citizenship is almost impossible to get... And they took sides on the ukra Rus war ..

[@CynthiaWithLove]

I love my EU passports ❤

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@michaelgreenberg6344]

Please make 5:25 - 5:58 into a short so i can send it to people

[@karmamoksha369]

Fiat and Fiat pegged , house of cards is about to fall. ₹ मानक।

[@VesislavDyulgerov-nr6rc]

Srebrenitsca, Kosovo.

[@anthonygjolaj3140]

I like your show and lots of good advice... but America IS the light of the world and will continue to be, especially for immigrants

[@atmosphereoasis9564]

Sound like a Jewish aren’t you. You seem so keen on everyone coming in here. We Christians and natives don’t want them here anymore. So stop sending propaganda to the foreigners convincing them to come here

[@aliseleznev]

Serbians can enter EU with no visa and stay there for 90 days in 6 months.

[@whatthepick]

I'm naked that's all that I have, can definitely see that being some American's identity crisis.

[@joshlidowdie24]

👌🌎🏆✊🇧🇷

[@7777464]

Can you get a foreign passport if your US passport has expired??

[@majortom8047]

Yes

[@7777464]

@@majortom8047 thank you. Have you tried it and if so what do you need to know.

[@charleslueker2597]

Being Serbian would be nice...until you meet a Croatian. Lol

[@ScipioAfricanus1992]

I only have Japanese citizenship, so no second passport for me 😢wasn’t born with a foreign parent, so can’t get another citizenship even if I wanted to.

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@YouTubefan-yj4rp]

I heard that there is no penalty for holding dual-citizenship even as an adult in Japan.

[@midlifecrisis7888]

I have US and Mexican passport. I travel outside of North America with Mexican passport to fly under the radar and become the gray man.

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@Rikankub]

Invest in a lint brush.

[@SH-tk2oc]

I believe the Russian Passport will become very useful and valuable in the future. The stories about the safest places and the best passports are a joke - all propaganda- Canada - ha! Australia- ha! Uk - ha! Really? Move to a real country with real values..

[@dntstpmving]

OK maybe you are right, but is there a posibility to get one whithout paying a bigger amount of money?

[@ScipioAfricanus1992]

The war need to end first for that to happen

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.

[@chloeamanda86]

i have swiss and french passeport who wants to marry me ?

[@user-ms7xn3sf1t]

nobody because nobody cares anymore

[@joaovilafranca4523]

Are you in Switzerland? I'm going there soon

[@VS257]

The Canadian passport is the best passport if yopu are an expat in another country. No citizenship based taxes. and you have still have the most access to the USA. Dont really care about access to declining China and Russia.