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In this video, we delve into an intriguing citizenship program that not only promises a unique path to citizenship but also offers annual returns. Join us as we uncover the details of Vanuatu's latest Citizenship by Investment (CBI) initiative and assess its potential merits.
NOTE: Like many smaller citizenship programs, Vanuatu has been slow to roll out this newly announced option, but it's promised to be available in the future. Stay tuned for further updates. However, the best way to ensure that you are choosing the best citizenship or citizenships for yourself and your family is to work directly with Nomad Capitalist. We review dozens of options all at once, and we are the only place to compare all those options under one roof. Go to Nomadcapitalist.com/apply/ to learn more.
00:00 Start
00:14 Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment Overview
1:12 Issues with Vanuatu Citizenship
3:16 Vanuatu's New CBI Program
5:51 Financial Breakdown of Vanuatu's Program
8:25 Other Citizenship Options
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[@Joy-pm7ui]

I really appreciate that you keep us informed about chamges and options in places you may not be interested in. As well as the reasons etc. I think it is a good thing that not everyone wants to be in the same place, I would get tired of moving away from the masses :). I am amazed at the plethora of uses for coconut oil. It's definitely nutritionally beneficial as well as healing for many topical ailments. Now Diesel fuel? Okay... interesting... Frankly, the description of disorganization sounds much like where I live now. Of course, Hawaii is far from tax free! Thank you again. Namaste'

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

As an Aussie, I'm interested!

[@acinomletap1]

Liked how you kept a straight face for abcdefg....visas of Vanuatu. Again, robust and correct information, thanks Nomad Capitalist.

[@jamalgreen3056]

Some countries do this to bring in not only citizens but also capital to improve their economy besides tourism and the traditional contribution.

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

I think that's what all countries are doing it for. What else is there?

[@jamalgreen3056]

@@ZONEPRESSLLC well u do have investment by real estate which it looks like Vanuatu 🇻🇺 is trying something different since out of all investment citizenship programs they have rolled out so far doesn’t include real estate🤔

[@edgeprobability]

that's like the entire reasoning behind a citizenship by investment. what else would they do it for?

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Thanks Andrew !! You are the best.

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

I agree with your sentiment here. This doesn't sound like the best deal if you're going for a second citizenship or passport. BUT, if you already have a second or third passport, and you have some money you're willing to burn on a third citizenship/fourth passport just as an extra "Oh shit!" option, it's not the worst idea in the world.

[@RetireandGo]

I did not realize they were basically zero tax That’s interesting

[@matthewnirenberg]

If you do business in Oceania its a perfect passport to have as it allows you to transit Australia without a visa - only AU & NZ passports can negate the need for this.

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you Andrew!! Interesting

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for watching!

[@vimbvanuatu]

Thank you for creating this insightful video @nomadcapitalist 👏 Vanuatu currently consumes approximately 60 million liters of imported diesel annually for electricity generation. In the upcoming years, there are plans to replace this diesel with coconut oil. This new program is highly beneficial for the country, as it is designed to support and expedite this transition from diesel. For those interested in engaging with the Vanuatu citizenship process through this way, it can be completed entirely remotely. There is no need to visit Vanuatu, and the entire procedure is typically concluded within approximately 60 days.

[@ChannelFish279]

Fascinating!

[@TheMichaelMove]

Love the new studio. Nice. And the coconut thumbnail is hilarious.

[@maria2162]

They had dreadful COVID laws during the shit show that was 2020, 2021.. So it’s a hard pass from me unfortunately

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

All the islands did that because of the pressure they get from US and China.

[@xraylife]

Avoid countries who went hard on the Convid clot shot show.

[@SoulEternalPeaceWarrior77]

How bad was it, Covid ID asked in every place on the island?

[@SaltyShaman]

Thanks for that info. Exactly what I need to know about places. Although many of them have wised up and changed their governments now.

[@simonchurch.]

Yep! Stay clear of those convid mutts..

[@KC-kh8df]

I also follow the DEA-GLE REPORT too! That also tells me who’s up and who’s down with population & economically! Yet I’m not loving the idea of islands as they seemed to be mostly authoritarian during 2020-22.

[@soliel8999]

I like the background in this one, Andrew. Very classy.

[@geozantrox666]

The average person does not even have the second one and can not afford to become your client...still i love to hear and learn

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

He's clear about how much money you need for him to work for you.

[@geozantrox666]

@@ZONEPRESSLLC yes, and that s not for the average person. I totally understand though

[@manaflask8826]

US Supreme Court is determining if the USA should allow taxing unrealized capital / investment gains now. Moore vs US case. Worth at least a few videos and commentary on it please.

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

Um...that's the commie briben regime trying to extort money from taxpayers. The Supreme Court is just waiting to block it. No video is needed.

[@TipMag]

Any updates on the Vanuatu programs?

[@peterblackburn272]

You should also consider the climate the culture the language and political and economy of the country you want to live or invest Thanks good video

[@alanharrison694]

About 15-years ago, several friends and I studied the feasibility of opening an offshore bank in Vanuatu, because of the easy banking rules.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

What did you conclude?

[@alanharrison694]

@@Ggdivhjkjl It was very acceptable terms including second citizenship for the principals, but maybe looking back now, we were better off not pursuing.

[@lenabrown7931]

Hasn’t Vanuatu been absorbed by china?? Btw its a long way to have to go to check up if it goes pear shaped

[@vimbvanuatu]

It is still really easy to open a personal/company bank account. Even more if you become a Ni-Van (Vanuatu Citizen)

[@toddhayes3506]

Knowledge is Power

[@chrishpd]

How does one apply for the bond option? That seems better than the coconut fund. What do people think?

[@alexcool879]

Haha, that sound like a Quest in Tropico 😂

[@sambradley6548]

Thx

[@news6900]

I understand Vanuatu may not be the best option for most but it may prove quite attractive in my case so thank you for covering this new option.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@AfterDeath1986]

Haha me too.. i have a sailboat so it is very attractive hahaha

[@pnwcruiser]

@@AfterDeath1986 Likewise, I'll be cruising the Pacific under sail full time and I don't much care if I ever go to England or Europe again. I've never been to Vanuatu but have heard good things from cruisers who have in recent years. It might prove to be a wonderful homeport in the Pacific. There is of course lots of homework to do before making that decision. However a final divorce from DC is certain unless there is a durable reversal in the current trend soon, which strikes me as unlikely...sadly.

[@AfterDeath1986]

​@@pnwcruiser aye boss I cruise the PNW Canada side. Have heard a lot of good about Vanuatu from expat groups I'm in.. for sailors it is definetly significantly more attractive.

[@pnwcruiser]

@@AfterDeath1986 Bluewater sailors enjoy unique opportunities in this regard, no doubt. Definitely nomadic.

[@dynastygoddesshair6943]

Nice hair cut

[@Qmohd1]

nice!

[@benkim2016]

I am not so sure of so many passports! You need to pay taxes every year if you own properties or any investments in any country! You need to travel to all these countries to check on the assets and pay the taxes! It seems too much work and travel time for more than 3 countries!

[@KimLaFrance]

He says in the majority of his videos that "his company helps 7/8 figure individuals". Which means, his Clientele has lots of money. They can afford to have local help on the ground for a small price, to do such tasks. I'm sure it's no big deal for them.

[@radicaledwards3449]

What do you think of Guyana right now?

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

All these oncentives will eventually work. If they also work diplomatically behind the scenes of getting their act together with travel, this does give them a fighting chance

[@vimbvanuatu]

There is a dedicated government team in Brussels dealing with the EU situation. We hope to see results in a near future.

[@Standskeleton]

Nice Nomad Capitalist

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you!

[@georgeboutwell6069]

🌎 Argentina just devalue their currency and slashed spending and cost. Might it be a optimal opportunity? If now but better in the coming weeks?

[@tustak]

Are there any downsides with a second passport/citizenship? How about tax? Visa travel (in theory it could be possible to restrict someone with the second citenzenship not welcome) etc,

[@nomadcapitalist]

We covered this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4vVcmeZZsagrpY

[@tfebster]

If they will extend the deal to a coconut stand on the beach, I'm in.

[@deemccann413]

Greetings from Ohio I absolutely love you, the hell with anybody else you are one smart young man

[@talidu8b]

The moment you are an Austrian citizen everything Andrew talks about is just nice dreams :)

[@NaughtyNomadFitness]

What about the R.E.S.P.E.C.T?

[@hemantparakh6462]

Kindly suggest some Orange (🍊) Citizenship Programs for me to move overseas

[@BillyBob-fh5he]

Its all about Federal Reserve notes or some other currency. Pay to play but most Americans dont have several hundred thousand to throw around!

[@user-km1rz7yq1s]

Can you get the tax free advantage without living there?

[@RoyalDavid]

Useless trivia -- Back in the 1980s when Vanuatu was the New Hebrides there were nominal taxes on boat docks and bicycles.

[@Joy-pm7ui]

Are they BTC friendly?

[@christopherconceal9715]

Zero capital gains on crypto there friend But BTC isn't Bitcoin you should prepare for the Copa trial

[@tomstarwalker]

I like coconut oil.

[@steffmay7969]

is there a video covering the reason for Caribbean citizenship? I can get it by descendant but looking at the tax regime of Jamaica i dont see why someone would do that

[@nomadcapitalist]

Here you can read out blog about it: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/second-passport/caribbean-citizenship-by-investment/

[@jason41a]

without access to most of europe, this passport is close to junk now, unless you're a citizen of iran or somalia or something alike.

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

well you should only get citizenships of countries you actually want to live in...

[@cosmodoc]

is investing in coconut oil ethical?

[@8d4o0c4]

These are free-range coconuts, treated very humanely.

[@richardbudzic6289]

@@8d4o0c4 Haha! 👍

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

@@8d4o0c4 🤣

[@BuenavistaNZ]

​@@8d4o0c4😂

[@phil.s2245]

Vanuatu voted to leave their colonial administrators and i think they are debt slaved by you know who. Not sure if it was a good decision. New caledonia voted to stay with france, probably a good decision.

[@cacatr4495]

Is there any place that isn't indebted to them?

[@jasonfraser1317]

What about Serbia, live for 12 months, get citizenship

[@8d4o0c4]

12 months?! I don't think that is remotely accurate.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Here you can learn more about it: kzbin.infoVQON2jzurC4

[@joinjen3854]

Even Mr Tesla left Serbia!!

[@MY9999MY]

​@joinjen3854 Come on... that was a long time ago. I guess with today's realities he would think twice before doing such a stupid thing (I mean leaving Serbia to the US, UK... etc) 😉

[@menadspimps6781]

Serbia is unstable and can go to war with its neighbours anytime. If you want a citizenship that makes you called on the frontline, it could be a good idea...

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Andrew- What is the future of Europe and Japan? With negative population growth, will immigration save them? In Italy for example they have certain villages offering fixer up homes for a few thousand dollars.Will this save the nation? Will other nations offer this? In Italy, do get citizenship for buying the fixer upper? Also, you can make the case that the us NEEDS ALL THE new immigrants since we will have 100 million retired and a declining birth rate!! We just need to require them to work !! What are your ideas? Thanks

[@TheHouseOfRonin]

You know the answer....they will continue to decline thanks to their government printing their currency into oblivion and/or destroying their culture through mass migrant influx ( not japan atm)

[@SaltyShaman]

They should come through legal channels if you want to trust them to do legal things in your business. Sadly :( We have NO IDEA of the background of the people pouring through the gap. I am sure some are good people. But certainly not all.

[@jackdeniston59]

Beware the cheapies in italy. The fixup needs to be done by locals. To 'standards'. V hard to get work done. There are better value places to buy that dont need fixup. The issue with Immigrants, tht europe an UK is now admitting is the immigrant go straight to benefit land / crime/stabbing etc. Western culture is a real thing and vital to the world. Stop Listening to dried up middle aged women.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@SaltyShaman True but that has always been the case.

[@ataraxieabrutissante267]

Multiculturalism doesn't work

[@Shepherdservices317]

What is a country to invest in for citizenship if you have a felony record from 20yrs ago?

[@jsmyth65]

United States. No law there

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

Have to check with the country you’re wanting to get a citizenship. Some of the Caribbean CBIs don’t care about certain felonies. Andrew has an old video about a client who thought he was screwed when he had to tell people he was a felon, and then when the guy in the citizenship office found out it was because he was peeing at night near a park or something the dude just cracked up laughing and said no one there would have a problem with him breaking a law like that.

[@oliviapendergast1]

Is there an agency that can help me track my grandparents European birth certificates so that I can get a European passport? My grandmother was born in Budapest but we can’t find her birth certificate.

[@nomadcapitalist]

We assist clients in collecting all the necessary documents for citizenship by descent. Feel free to reach out to us through this link: [nomadcapitalist.com/apply/.]. We're here to guide you through the process. Best of luck on your journey!

[@wilfhigginson465]

Now we’re talking…. Where the hell is Vanuatu ? 😂😂👍🏼

[@searlearnold2867]

I've been in the oil/gas business. Coconuts, electricity, diesel fuel replacement? 🤣

[@steveg6512]

They have been using coconut oil to replace diesel for years.

[@searlearnold2867]

@@steveg6512 Do you seriously believe they can grow enough coconuts on the land mass they have to replace the diesel required to supply power at a grid level? We can't even do that in North America with our agricultural acres dedicated for biodiesel blending. Think again.

[@matthewnirenberg]

@@searlearnold2867 Their climate is exponentially more capable of growing coconuts and their needs are exponentially smaller. Also note that they have a lot of solar so I would say yes they can. Vanuatu's biggest problem is jobs for locals, not infrastructure.

[@steveg6512]

@@searlearnold2867 I think you need to broaden your horizons. Slip outside your insular bubble, just for a minute. There is a big, wide world out here. The answer is yes, and still have plenty left to export.

[@MissEAG]

I'm a Canadian in Mexico City and understood that if you get a Mexican passport, any passports you get after that make your Mexican passport exempt.. could you tell me if that's true?

[@alrent2992]

That was before 1998. I'm mexican with several citizenship. You'll be fine. Blessings to you.

[@MissEAG]

@@alrent2992 I don't think this applies to Mexicans though - only people who get a second citizenship in Mexico by way of time lived in the country. (For example, direct descendants and marriage citizenships also wouldn't be affected by this law).

[@MissEAG]

@@itsmealex588 Yes, I guess that is my concern. I have permanent residency, which is fine, for now, but I was going to get my MX passport and then I heard about this law and it made me not go forward, because as you say, you just never know.. they could change this at any time, especially now with the huge influx of foreigners... makes you wonder what it might take for them to start enforcing rules like this to clear out some people.

[@RobertaKC1]

How would they know?

[@alrent2992]

@@MissEAG then it would be wise to use another country to piggy back on. 3rd. Or 4th country. ?

[@Radio280]

Vanuatu is prone to tsunamis from the bombs they test in the region

[@blackduckfarmcanada]

And volcanoes

[@davidkottman3440]

Tests haven't been done for many decades... in case anyone is taking it seriously, rather than chuckling.

[@kloatlanta]

Why the hell does anyone need a 3rd passport?

[@zuma4847]

The catch ... All citizens of Venauta are required by law to serve in our war against ....

[@hi-yw9fw]

Cittadinanza ITALIANA

[@wyomingpark]

100% He never talks about Italy. Italy is brilliant. In the south though

[@H3XGroup]

Vanuatu being net zero is ridiculous. 😂😂😂

[@the-ab]

I want to activate Google Assistant. In voice assistant option it only shows bixby and Alexa. Even though Google assistance app is install but I can’t activate it as it doesn’t have option init

[@thepro08]

isnt just easier and cheaper to marry a local women there?

[@abdullahhakan1]

İf Vanuatu wishes to become very developed country, make due diligence, then memorandum of understanding to build luxury residences in the island massively by turkish construction companies. Then let turkish university and above grads immigrate to vanuatu citizenship in 2 months time. İ wish to immigrate to Vanuatu ard become its citizen, rather than reside in Ankara.

[@christopherconceal9715]

I already wanted this citizenship. No capital gains on crypto is what I need

[@williamk4356]

Prepare to lose all your money

[@matthewnirenberg]

ANY CBI should be considered a "donation" to the country and you shouldn't expect to get any money back. The benefit is the passport, access to live there and be in the tax system and in the case of Vanuatu, the ability to transit Australia without a transit visa - the only people who don't need such a visa are citizens of Vanuatu, Australia and New Zealand.

[@attilassimcorner5277]

Vanuatu is not worth of the effort.

[@christopherconceal9715]

It is it you have a lot of capital gains in crypto

[@matthewnirenberg]

What effort? Its one of the easiest CBI programs in the world and one of the only places with 0% PIT, CIT, CGT, etc.

[@Lokichangchang1]

Vannawhereto? 😂