Buy Gold, Get a Second Passport

[@nomadcapitalist]

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[@rockys6661]

So this is a good deal , buy the gold and get the resident permit . Then you can sell the gold as well immediately after getting residency card or gold is an investment also . Plus you get free movement in all the west African countries correct me if I am wrong ?

[@AS-fm8nx]

Did you hear the story about Roger Ver, a Multimillionaire, gave up his US citizenship, getting a Passport from St.Kitts. Didn't help him. Got arrested in Spain at a Bitcoin Conference and is now stuck in Mallorca unable to leave....He is an BTC advocate, that was his 'crime'. There are no laws anymore. They do what they want, if you are important enough/ a threat to 'them'. USA wants him even though he is not a US citizen anymore.

[@stephenbarnes9096]

@@rockys6661 The gov hold the gold in storage for 5 year (1st kg). The storage is held by the gov locally and offshore (Dubai). The other 19kg you can buy over 5 years at a small discount to market which is freely exportable. Yes, you get free movement through ECOWAS and residency in those other countries is essentially just a local registration requirement. Andrew is correct when he says it gives you access to the whole ECOWAS community - akin to EU membership in fact.

[@Ofelas1]

Malaysia should do the same

[@tan90821]

Hey, I really appreciate the valuable insights you share on global strategies and wealth preservation. I personally love the idea of using foundations for asset protection and legacy planning, but I noticed you often recommend trusts. Could you clarify why you prefer trusts over foundations in certain cases? What makes trusts more advantageous in your view? Thanks for all the great content!

[@Miner-dyne]

Good luck to them. Lifetime of the government may be less than your lifetime.

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

or the same😂.

[@erniesulovic4734]

LOL.....love it

[@theohallenius8882]

So true xDDDD

[@thatisme3thatisme38]

65k .....lol.. They'd have to pay me to take that passport

[@BeautyandtheBronx]

Yoooo 😂😂😂😂 Facts! I’ll pass ✨

[@donovanmic]

FYI, a one kg bar of gold is about the size of a cellphone, not a brick.

[@obstinatejack]

But it’s common to call a kg of gold bar a brick of gold though

[@pauls3075]

My 'Mobira cityman 100' _is_ the size of a brick.

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

Nice!! ❤

[@LisaCulton]

​@@obstinatejackit's an ingot.

[@gazzaeabc3805]

Is SL stable and safe enough to live there? Are modern gacilities, appliances. Cars etc available and affordable.

[@MasterWatchmaker]

$65k to send my mother in law to Sierra Leone sounds like a bargain

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Haha nice..

[@murilo7315]

imagine wasting $90k in sierra leone

[@khanaliqasim1757]

Honestly it is cheaper compared to many others

[@NoobGamer-sc9lt]

it seems you're not of those guys who buy $150k watch just for fun

[@murilo7315]

@@NoobGamer-sc9lt a watch is worth something, but good luck investing in sierra leone hahah

[@belstar1128]

that is like 90 million in America

[@ElmoR.McElroy]

It's a matter of opinion

[@EMan-cu5zo]

Will pass on this offer.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Okay

[@michaelturaymt]

I am from Sierra leone. I like your videos

[@lukeav6097]

I'm gonna invest all my money in Sierra Leone and help them prosper

[@d.fenestrator9529]

lol

[@SniperLogic]

Sarcasm detector is going off! 😂😊

[@LuisPerez-xe6nu]

I think that Sierra Leone still needs to demonstrate political stability over time. The civil war was too recent and countries need time to mature and be able to provide a business environment supported by political stability and legal certainty. Too risky at this point in time.

[@frizellruckerjr3968]

Brother, This is a great start. It applies to any new Country, Like our Nation Israel in 1450 b c.e. Have Faith, Brother.

[@vaplaya28]

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[@blueyed147babe]

Having access to reliable information is crucial for us as investors to succeed both financially and in life. This is valuable, I've just looked up her full name on my browser and found her webpage without sweat, very much appreciate this

[@AnithaB-ox6iu]

Surprised to see her mentioned here! She tailors trading courses to suit beginners’ needs and really knows her stuff. Her advice has been invaluable to my trading journey-definitely worth it!

[@KhuramShahzad-ec4ks]

Wealth building and financial freedom are attainable with the right knowledge and tools. Using proper financial strategies and products is essential to growing and sustaining long-term wealth.. glad to know you want others to succeed

[@j2bro]

It's truly refreshing to see a comment about Loraine Souvenir. I've also had the pleasure of working with her for several months after discovering more about her online. She has a knack for simplifying complex issues, whether it's a market surge or decline. Her approach consistently keeps you ahead of the curve. I'd call her a guru, for sure

[@NeonPolygon]

Thank you for sharing your experience. She’s helped grow my reserve, despite inflation, from $87k to $246k as of today..Her insights and daily siignals are worth following.

[@NimbaFashion]

Africa especially country like Cote d'Ivoire( Ivory Coast ) is a place to come to live and invest in the sectors such as : mining, manufacturing, agro-industry and real estate. Since I left the USA 6 years ago to move to Cote d'Ivoire, that was the best decision in my life.

[@EK-hj5de]

Yes, Ivoiry Coast, Ghana and Senegal (Also Bénin maybe) are the places to invest in West Africa 😊😊

[@MisterSpeed68]

what about Liberia?

[@NimbaFashion]

@@MisterSpeed68 I am not in Liberia. I don't live there. I have never been there. So, what about Liberia in term of what? If you want to know Liberia, why not go there yourself to experience with your own body and mind?

[@EK-hj5de]

In West Africa i'm more interested into Ivoiry Coast, Ghana and Benin. But to invest in a ECOWAS country, it can be a good plan.

[@tommyboman7735]

My first thought was less positive, but the more I think about it this is not so bad. I wish them good luck with this scheme and it is interesting.

[@lukeav6097]

I think it's a good start to uplift that country

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

Sounds good!

[@MAT-244]

My background is Moroccan. I don't trust ANY African nation or Africans. Andrew is a businessman. As any budinessman, profit comes first.

[@sergio1994super]

You can literally buy a citizenship in most of African countries if you know the right people...

[@synewparadigm]

Ghana is $9000 if you have dark skin.

[@nostradamus7648]

​@@synewparadigm What if you identify as a strong black Lesbian, but you're mixed American? 😂

[@arnieburgertime]

So they'll know where you live, and that you have a kg of gold ... what could possibly go wrong?

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

Not necessarily something bad should happen you don't have to move get a passport free pass for all the countries like 165 countries and enjoy living focusing on building your wealth 🙏🏿

[@TimothyTimikoHanley]

😂

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

@TimothyTimikoHanley relax no one is interested

[@xanokothe]

Sierra Leone? Who in their right mind would invest in there

[@lukeav6097]

I would. They have an emerging tech hub

[@stephenbarnes9096]

Invest 100k in an artificial turf football pitch with floodlights. Take out 8k per month net after local taxes. Cash cow. It’s grass roots investing. As Andrew describes. Everything is investible.

[@Beyondthebreakers]

@@lukeav6097ok, good luck getting your money back

[@samuel.a2234]

That’s definitely a Nigerian Passport blurred out in the thumbnail. 😂 I know because I own one.

[@dongshengdi773]

$1 million to become a Nigerian prince

[@belstar1128]

it had to be censored because of the name

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

​@@dongshengdi773😂😂😂😂

[@Tim98701]

No, it's really a Sierra Leone passport. They also have the ECOWAS emblem on it and on the thumbnail you can see that the text is above the emblem for Sierra Leone. On the Nigerian passport it's below.

[@deedee7916]

Obviously you don't know what is called ECOWAS passports.

[@andrewacefraser]

I love Gold!

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

I regret that idea 😔💡...

[@lukeav6097]

@@JamilaJibril-e8h i love that idea

[@obstinatejack]

Just food for thought, wouldn’t Cape Verde be the best west African country citizenship to go for out of all the ECOWAS members? Since it’s a tiny small island country of 4000 sqkm off of the coast of the continent. With a small population and yet their passport will grant you free access to other membership countries of ECOWAS

[@Cynicruss2]

The issue is portuguese fluency ....

[@hajibah1273]

Sierra leone is the 8th peaceful country in africa, and 66 peaceful in the world index 2024. Is a safe country to live and invest.

[@barnabymilbourn2770]

Yeah but Kosovo is 56th, which shows how bad it is once you get past 50.

[@hajibah1273]

It is safer than the US if u want to look at it in that context. And the country have seen peace for more than 20 years, while many places in the world are facing serious issues with crime and homicide.

[@lukeav6097]

@@barnabymilbourn2770 you've been watching too much TV

[@danielluster5527]

I love to invest in Sierra Leone in order to buy gold! B-)

[@DJGRANDADDY]

We sell bulk gold

[@lukeav6097]

exactly

[@DanXRP]

Great informative video.

[@toromontana8290]

7:00 I'd like to see easier ways to invest in stocks globally. Opening an account like Swissquote or IBKR is easy, good access to half of the planet. But wanna invest in places like Barbados or ECSE... oh boy.

[@Døp1esYT]

@@toromontana8290 and yet again another reason why crypto and blockchains are the future, or actually already the present and the old tradfi system is sooooo obsolete

[@spayne6466]

They've built one on the Solana blockchain. I can't remember its name but check it out

[@Eastendyogi]

Does this residency have tax benefits? How is the cap gains, crypto tax etc situation there. Did I miss that part?

[@stephenbarnes9096]

No taxes under this program

[@cryptolatino9220]

Awesome!

[@jedw9983]

I remember in the early 90s visiting Gambia. The plane home to London was arriving empty from Sierra Leone but landed half full as 150 people had "paid" to board the plane to escape the country's coup/war. The next plane was not for another week, and rather than pull lots out of a hat we were told that whoever gets to the plane first flies home, sparking a mad rush across the tarmac. Those were the days, mad. PS don't feel sorry for those left behind, BA had to put them up in a luxury hotel for a week, plus expenses.

[@HughJass-313]

What were you doing there in Gambia? Seriously. Friends? FAMILY Connection? Always interested in people's experiences

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

"Emerging" sounds interesting. Do I hold the gold or do they?

[@stephenbarnes9096]

They hold the first kg for 5 years. You can export another 19kg bought at a discount anytime over the five years

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

You..

[@dryciderz]

You might have heard about it in the movie Blood Diamond 😂 Brutal 💀

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Lol

[@frizellruckerjr3968]

Andrew, Great Video. You're ahead of the pack.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Appreciate it

[@jimdr63]

Lol I was approached by a few " Business Men" wanting to sell gold. They tried to tell me they had 40 billion dollars worth of gold.. I asked if it was Saddam's? I've been a Miner and own a interests in Gold mines in Northern Ontario.. funny how I never heard from these "Businessmen" after that question.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Wow

[@TheBrianp1]

They do want to take you more, only problem is they can't actually collect. Don't think they are refusing out of some sort of libertarian ideology. Also yeah permanent, until the next coup. Buddy tends to gloss over important issues.

[@Val-x]

Sierra Leone….be prepared for some serious hardship , it is not foreign friendly. That’s all I can say. good luck!

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

True

[@ashleyknowles6613]

I am from West Africa this is a good video 😊

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Nice

[@mh0862]

I wish Sierra Leone all the best. Studied Mende many years ago.

[@tan90821]

Hey Andrew, I really appreciate the valuable insights you share on global strategies and wealth preservation. I personally love the idea of using foundations for asset protection and legacy planning, but I noticed you often recommend trusts. Could you clarify why you prefer trusts over foundations in certain cases? What makes trusts more advantageous in your view? Thanks for all the great content!

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Thanks

[@scottc.5142]

Sounds like a good option for a lot of people like myself who don't have much.

[@stephenbarnes9096]

Exactly. As a frontier economy, you can make money (as Andrew initimated) by providing local cash generating services which locals can afford in volume which have not attracted investment yet. Think: a dedicated ladies only Aerobics facility. There is a high demand for this but no facilities. Everyone can pay USD3 per session in a dedicated facility which accomodates 100 users each 45 minute session. Do the math on a USD70K cash investment and assume 5 sessions x 50 users daily each paying USD3 ($150 x5 x 300 days p.a - 30% for costs and taxes) (say 55K net). Hellooooooo?

[@theandrewhenderson]

Idris Elba is a citizen of Sierra Leone

[@ZionistWorldOrder]

Good for him. Does he live there though?

[@TrevorYoungSierraLeone]

Thanks for the video

[@michaelturaymt]

We have a lot of gold too some Chinese are mining it but we don't like deem at all i live in canada if you are interested in mining you are welcome

[@bootangy]

hmm not a scary place

[@lukeav6097]

its not a scary place

[@hedonepicurea4327]

9:53 I honestly have no idea about a pandemic but: For the record, from 2014-2023, I worked on several social campaigns to change the system, save jobs and characters. I was not complicit in any events occurring that may have harmed, angered or disenfranchised private citizens.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Nice

[@living1980]

This might be good

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

It is

[@CesaresChannel]

Why would you want a Sierra Leone passport or residency permit? Dangerous country

[@toromontana8290]

It's a backup plan. Like Ed the Disappearer but legal lol.

[@CesaresChannel]

@@toromontana8290backup for what? No visa free travel that you would want, a corrupt bandit state in Africa with a terrible lifestyle? Phenomenal 👍

[@christianmagno984]

You have no idea ​@@CesaresChannel

[@lukeav6097]

why would you want a passport in europe or usa? They all steal and plunder other countries

[@cmeds1993]

Did you even watch the video??

[@henrilepic9724]

lol I image the banker's face when you show them your residence permit

[@lukeav6097]

yes, Sierra Leone belongs to black people

[@Tee55118]

Exciting!

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Sure is

[@MacSaxe]

LBMA bar made with 100% Sierra Leone gold? That’s so funny.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Yeah

[@gabriellehollis9081]

So what are they saying, that if you purchase a kilo directly from them they will send it to you? And how does one go about moving physical bars that they own around the globe as they travel?

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Heyaa

[@wealthyspaces1131]

I could live in Tanzania - love it.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Nice

[@KimberlySmith-f7j]

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@jwheeler9991]

A kilo? How many troy ounces is that...... 32 ish x @ about £2k

[@DeadDollar1]

The day Sierra Leon becomes a constitutional republic is the day I'll think about it.

[@jec1ny]

Having a little gold squirreled away someplace safe is not a bad idea. But some of the places being promoted in these videos are concerning. Hong Kong for storage of gold? Seriously? Hong Kong is part of the People's Republic of China, a totalitarian dictatorship . China has demonstrated a shocking contempt for the basic rule of law and respect for property rights. And they have a very aggressive foreign policy. And Sierra Leone is not a name that immediately comes to mind when looking for countries with a long history of political and economic stability.

[@Døp1esYT]

Lol they're getting rid of their gold so that they can hoard bitcoin

[@metageist666]

No they’re not. They’re not losing any actual gold.

[@presleymeck]

You underestimate how much gold is in Africa... They are just trying to attract investors

[@Døp1esYT]

@@presleymeck you underestimate how little bitcoin is in Africa

[@erniesulovic4734]

@@presleymeck If you can trust them

[@presleymeck]

@@Døp1esYT You really think a developing country in Africa is thinking of some crypto currency? Or it's thinking of inticing wealthy individuals who might potentially end creating businesses in the country and creating employment or even building new infrastructure. I swear I'll be arguing with 12 year olds in these comment sections🙄

[@cornstar1253]

Africa?...no thanks

[@xyyx1091]

And once you have "permanent residency" in Sierra Leone what are you going to do with it? You have to hope nobody will ever know that you have some money..

[@mswilliams.5109]

Not good for the motherland - imperialism will always find a traitor

[@dev4lifetime]

Good luck carrying that kg bar in airports

[@stephenbarnes9096]

You get full export certification

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

True

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Toughrt

[@AbeTaylor-bd9oe]

Goldback Inc

[@spetsnaz600]

It’s the great plan other than the fact that it’s in Sierra Leone.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Yes

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

We do..

[@rayhetherington7989]

Thank you YAHWEH 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Yeah

[@ShirleyFerreiraStratman]

I have a question about taking your gold with you!!! How do you take your gold with you without customs seizing it or taxing it 100% in the country of arrival? Please Andrew answer this one!

[@matthewnirenberg]

Most people have paperwork that proves they legally bought it. They declare it but in most of the "west" its considered an 'instrument of finance' and not always subject to declaration of the value/amount, but always subject to declaration of being carried. Also, in most of the 'west' there is no tax on investment grade gold bullion. Lastly, things are very different when you fly private or have a private yacht. In some parts of CANZUK and CUNA if you have receipts and/or credit card/bank statement showing the transaction and you declare it, you're unlikely to have issues. Some countries don't even have reporting for it as its not cash - its physical bullion being personally transported by the owner. The simplest solution is to move small amounts (1oz) at a time with you in your wallet as you travel - literally bit by bit staying within the legal limits to avoid having to declare the value/quantity. Be aware though that you'll still want to have receipts and other documentation proving you legally acquired it as some countries will seize even $1 if they don't see proof of legitimacy of money or valuables (incl. bullion). At the end of the day, people will always find ways to move their wealth around.

[@Wolf2024-m3f]

Residency means you want to live their with your gold.

[@eightsprites]

You could probably trade it for bullions and have them mailed back to your home country over a few months/years. You ofcourse need some purchase documentation, but I don’t think it has to state you bought it using gold instead of cash. Afterall people buy both silver and gold bullion and bars all the time overseas, with shipping home. I had a colleague do it, got 3 gold coins, one for each of his children.

[@cmeds1993]

@@Wolf2024-m3f That is not what residency means at all. He even said you never have to enter the country. You can hold residency and not use it for years till you need it.

[@iankaranja9058]

Store it in Switzerland or somewhere similar

[@funlawchic]

Careful of tax. Most AU countries follow OECD rules.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Correct

[@michaelf3753]

No way. I’ll keep my money in Singapore.

[@emmahowitt241]

The Official language of Sierra Leone is French.

[@stephenbarnes9096]

English. You’re confusing Senegal

[@emmahowitt241]

@@stephenbarnes9096 Yes you're right, thankyou! Although English is the official, most speak Krio

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

@@stephenbarnes9096good

[@MrKeepMomSafe]

...in a time of USA being in the red for $36T...

[@shammusomalley8986]

Gold: the second worst-performing "asset" of all time, only bested by Silver which is worthless

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Ok

[@derbybOyzZ]

Demographics are destiny.

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

Duh 🙄😒...

[@DjKjA14]

You have to go and live in those developing countries before you tell people about their passports.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Right

[@markus-r3y]

Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[@homodeus8713]

Do they tax you on your worldwide income as a citizen?

[@transformativeexperiences]

The important question 😂

[@cmeds1993]

There are two countries in the world that does this on a normal basis. US and Eritrea

[@transformativeexperiences]

@cmeds1993 i understand now why all eritreans enter the country using fake birthdays. ... Lol... They all born on 1.1. Of any year 😂

[@HughJass-313]

It's a PERMENANT RESIDENT Program.... NOT A CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM

[@stephenbarnes9096]

No no no

[@kevinbuda7087]

so I go to see my doctor. He tells me he has invested 150,000 dollars in a bank in africa. In a year he will double his money. a year goes by and he tells me he is retiring and that he has indeed made that 150,000 dollar profit! dont know any more than that.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Welp..

[@Ghekko-kw3zz]

Zimbabwe. Interest rate battle with inflation.

[@moresugartradercc2744]

Interesting

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Yup

[@anthonyparker3482]

Oh, you are still doing it! The "whoosh" sound effects! Why? And.. can you withdraw them from your presentations?? I sure do not like getting hit with these sounds through the headphones right from the very start. Please?

[@geoms6263]

1600k gold price next year

[@roberto200579]

Once you get your gold bar it will be difficult to get it out of the country, I suppose.

[@BAghz00]

True

[@stephenbarnes9096]

It’s stored in government vault for 5 years then exportable with full certification and assay with normal 1% export duty. Full international standard. SL is a significant gold producer and exporter internationally

[@iankaranja9058]

​​@@stephenbarnes9096ahhh ....he didnt say that...that changes the picture

[@leo-wr6do]

I'm thinking sierra Leone only if somalia doesn't work out

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Great

[@Snortflakes]

We know gold is the new....... Gold 😅

[@yincitygold9341]

Yeah too bad no one wants to live in Sierra Leone even for a month. The people that would do it because they would buy gold anywhere aren’t getting scammed for 75k If this was somewhere like Peru or Latin America you would get some traction No one is paying 75k for west Africa

[@iankaranja9058]

Sure you would if you were going to continue buying substantial amounts of gold over time ...plus acces to the 15 countries markets

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

People are

[@johnkrneta5627]

This one’s a hard sell.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

True

[@harism2001]

Saudia 👍

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Nice

[@NazTheGreat]

Can Eminem can citizenship by decent?

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Huh?

[@HS-PGA]

Singapore to close to China and Switzerland too close to Russia

[@GrumpyOldGuy777]

Lol, I'll stick with btc.

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Great choice

[@Kevin-lo1le]

NOOOOOOOOO THANKS!!

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Ok

[@lilbitcoin7182]

Gold sucks!

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Nope

[@dryciderz]

I'd take Sierra Leone🍺 over Saudi Arabia

[@stephenbarnes9096]

Exactly

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Great

[@knockknock1246]

😆 🤣

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

??

[@thomasdixon6709]

❤❤

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Loved

[@joebidet2050]

The kilo of gold should be enough But paying 65000 more to get visa Just marry a local In philippines they will give you PR visa for 75k but money is yours Stays in bank But youre losing about 3k a year due to inflation

[@stephenbarnes9096]

Ha ha. You think that you’ll save money by getting married 😂

[@beyondalpha1072]

LOL MOVE TO SERIA LEON FOR THE TOO BE CANABILIZED LOL

[@lukeav6097]

You've been watching too much TV

[@reyflaco1840]

they want people to pay to be living there?

[@on..teIIegram..Nc_andrew]

Yes

[@shaljamkhan1]

Buy 1 kg of gold to get a third rated passport? 😆