The Four “Perfect” Passports

[@nomadcapitalist]

Which of these four passports would you like to obtain the most? Let us know in the comments in below!

[@Johnnynomadic]

Grenada

[@alexanderbarnes8991]

Antigua at the moment.

[@upvotecomment2110]

good video! more like this

[@lipzee5941]

Grenada sounds about my speed. Let's get it going Andrew!

[@dalethepalemale6855]

If we're talking exclusive passport, Brunei. Otherwise Grenada.

[@fair98fair]

Isn't it funny how the Australian passport doesn't necessarily give you access to Australia 😅

[@anakein]

Lol

[@darrylknight2675]

That is funny, thanks for the laugh.

[@Baidwan8o8]

Most underrated comment!

[@lialbrown1116]

😁😁😁

[@dream.lifestyle]

Australian passport gives visa free access to more than 170 countries but since COVID19, it is a different story.

[@alexd5128]

I don't dispute what these 4 passports can do for you, but I do believe visa-free travel has been overly hyped because as long as you have a passport from a first world country, applying for a visa, when needed, to China, Russia, the EU, and the UK is basically a FORMALITY! Unless these governments have an issue with you, your application is unlikely to be denied. If they do, then these 4 passports wouldn't help either. Moreover, one should not forget that visa-free travel does not mean long-term stay or work permit! If I were to pursue another passport, I would get it from an EU country. To be able to live/work anywhere in the EU without a visa is a real privilege.

[@alexd5128]

For example, with a U.S. passport, I can get a 3-year multiple-entry visa to Russia or 2-year multiple-entry to China. Assume I go to these 2 countries regularly and on a moment's notice, renewing my visa every 2 or 3 years to always keep them current is a lot cheaper than getting one of these 4 passports.

[@anthonycannolo4131]

One of the few comments that make sense. Living, working and doing business is a longer time than a few days vacation

[@ishotuknok]

I totally agree. Another point: Germany and UK have their embassys in almost any country in the world. Luxembourg only has like 19 abroad, grenade and brunei have how many? Just imagine being in some african country and you somehow need your embassy for whatever service. Kinda tough for the peple of grenada

[@wolfgangselle4307]

Yeah you’re right … I think if you have a European passport that gives you so most benefits from almost any passport around the world. Especially if want to stay somewhere longer or you want ( or need ) to work in other countries. Yeah to have EU passport is more than enough and it’s almost a privilege to have one …

[@arjunhar4866]

But that's catch you guys don't get that more than 70% population of the world doesn't have first world country passport and if I want to go to US, Uk or Eu I have to wait for 6 months for an appointment and that also doesn't gurantee approval, Access of first world country is like a dream for many in our country so obtaining first world country passport is not an option for us

[@favarettofilms8486]

I'm feeling blessed now. I'm a Brazilian with Italian passport living in the UK... Free access to South America, Europe and the UK. I just need to start making more money online to become a nomad capitalist hahahah

[@tipr8739]

Where did you get the citizenship appointment? I’m in USA and have been trying to get an appointment with the Consulate since 2015

[@favarettofilms8486]

@@tipr8739 I had the right to get by "Jure sanguinis" (right of blood). I went to Italy and did there. Doing by consulate it's gonna take ages. Even being much more expensive, if you intend to live abroad soon it's worth every penny to go and recognize your citizenship in Italy. Search for reliable people (consultants) that can help you with your process and rent a house with the specific contract they require to recognize your residency. My process took 4 months, but it can be done in less or more time, up to 6 or 7 months. You can't work there while you're in the process, so be aware you must save money to afford living there during your process. Good luck!

[@favarettofilms8486]

@Rob Sullivan Thanks for the tip rob! I'm already working with video editing, freelancing. But I still need to get a consistent income to rely only on this. Take care!

[@GuilhermeBorgesCunha]

Can you get in the UK even after the Brexit with an European passport? I'm trying to get mine from Portugal by descent.

[@profitmile]

Boa sorte! Gostaria de me tornar nomand também mas, com 4 crianças vai ser difícil.Lol acho que Brasil vai ser uma boa opção em um futuro próximo

[@learn2417]

Glad to hear that Mauritius is an interesting passport. I am a citizen of Mauritius. Great KZbin channel with excellent insights.

[@Dukeofvampires1]

Accept that as a complete outsider it’s almost impossible to get citizenship without a bribe or connections.

[@Trackmonger73]

Feels good to be French, Sint-Martinian and Mauritian by blood's right. Waiting for this passport 👌🏽 🇫🇷🇸🇽🇲🇺

[@pradeepanandraj7985]

1.Grenada 2. Brunei 3. Seychelles 4. Mauritius

[@mrlds3202]

"Day to day freedoms that you might enjoy in a country like Russia" Wow 2021 is amazing 🤣

[@mrlds3202]

@Moljo Well I mean in Australia they bust your mouth with a club if you leave your house so it's not a high bar to cross but yes I agree with you 100%

[@Beachgirl1]

I would love to visit Russia but I don’t understand why anyone would want to visit China. Especially considering the fact that they released this damnable covid-1984 virus.

[@meemee5660]

@@Beachgirl1 --Yet most of your goods come from there.

[@OlegScherbina]

@Moljo Are you a Russian troll? Russia is a police state and can do anything they want with its citizens and foreign visitors. No rule of law at all.

[@Beachgirl1]

@@meemee5660 True, but what exactly can I do about it? Come on, give me a solution. I make a point to not purchase Chinese goods unless I have no choice.

[@elenachildrey3594]

Thank you for commenting on Moscow. I am originally from there but lived in the US now for 24 years and frankly entertaining the idea of moving back once older or somewhere else to be challenged and live more freely and cost effectively. Especially being single now - the world opens up

[@IslamBenfifi]

Andrew, I'm surprised you haven't done yet a video on APEC card, which gives visa free access to countries like China, Russia, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, ...etc. and is valid for 5 years. I think it's a very interesting topic for businessmen and entrepreneurs living in Pacific countries.

[@unknownquantity4440]

APEC? Que es eso?

[@buzzlamicjihad]

This

[@StonedAlone]

What is this?

[@justogaleana9024]

Great point. Mexico is in APEC 🇲🇽😎

[@selkoa8384]

Mauritius is a great passport . Thanks mom for giving it to me .

[@mariusschober]

Perfect is a Passport of a county which leaves me the fuck alone when it comes to vaccination and so on.

[@Dukeofvampires1]

Defo not Mauritius then

[@nomadic-mind]

Does that include polio, hep c, tetnus etc?

[@douglasharre7156]

@@nomadic-mind You are being way too logical...:-))

[@vladm5920]

For now at least that’d be Russia. No forced vaccination. No need to do any tests to get into restaurants or wherever you want. We don’t even wear masks in most places

[@caroldanson5476]

I am Canadian and concerned with my government being run by an arrogant,self centered and spoiled immature person who says wildly inappropriate ideas. Has indicated he does not like Canadians and wants a government like China or Cuba and wants the freedom to do as he pleases without asking anyone. Does he mean it ? I am not sure but he is scary.

[@libertyfive7241]

He is also a Chinese UNs lapdog not to mention George Soros' bootlicker

[@donaldsteloi4085]

He most likely has a bank account full of Chinese money

[@DarkEnergyHealer]

Carol, it's exactly the same in the Netherlands and I assume in many other countries in the world.. Dictators need to go, one way or another!!

[@annieholbis2430]

Your comment has proven itself to be right in every way! I'm Canadian too and have other citizenships. I am now planning my escape.

[@showbiztita]

First! Brunei Grenada Seychelles Mauritius Thanks for the info Andrew

[@dovoso5685]

Agree !

[@SwallCloud]

In mauritius we dont have to spend half of ourtime there but 2 monts per year

[@wojohowitz5432]

Travel while you can before mandatory Jab Tabs everywhere. I’m currently in 2 week quarantine in my home country even after 3 negative tests.

[@KK-sg5gl]

Mind sharing which country that is? I’m just starting my nomad capitalist journey but damn it’s looking bleak in a lot of places now. I see more and more restrictions coming to even the smaller countries everyday. I had my heart set on Georgia but they’ve restricted travelers recently and so instead of just getting a St. Lucia passport, I’d need a passport from Turkey to enter Georgia now. Or one of the many other countries but in my situation the Turkish passport would be the cheapest.

[@ThatsEunice]

I definitely am interested in Seychelles and Mauritius. I have been for years. Happy to see they are on this list.

[@mishelrojito135]

Which is good and cheaper to use

[@WaltANelsonPHD]

Andrew: I tell my college students to consider moving to Africa. Africa has the highest population growth rate and is home to a very young population. My students think I am silly. Would you please consider making videos about the various places in Africa with best prospects for young entrepreneurs? Thanks.

[@wannabeegonnabee2593]

look at the news , not to be funny , but are you stupid? africa is not for whites, i stay here and want to get out asap

[@corporaterobotslave400]

What college do you teach at, Portland State? Sending white kids to South Africa will get them involved in a race war.

[@AJ-baraka]

@@corporaterobotslave400 South Africa is just one country in Africa where you have more than 50 other countries.

[@WaltANelsonPHD]

Africa is the ancient cradle of civilization. The world is coming home to Africa.

[@wannabeegonnabee2593]

@@WaltANelsonPHD you are welcome but, 1 week will change your mind

[@kevinkevan2403]

I believe that with whatever country you choose, you have to believe in the government of that country. Some countries change quickly, Venezuela was great at one time. I am a US citizen and also Cape Verdean citizen, U S is going in the toilet, I worry about Cape Verde. I am now in Portugal, I don't know if I am safe.

[@sphereious1]

I am interested in Portugal... Please elaborate!

[@mariatineo4614]

I read 5 newspapers daily, and I read that Portugal just dropped all of its Covid restrictions. Does freedom ring in Portugal now a days?

[@mariatineo4614]

Make Venezuela Great Again. NOT!

[@MiltV121]

@@sphereious1 no much opportunities in Portugal...

[@cheugy5685]

Hi Nomad Capitalist loved your video on South Africa, can you make a video on El Salvador seeing that they are betting big on btc?

[@abdullahhakan1]

Cheapest obtainable passport with which I can get unlimited settlement to Germany, France, Spain for my entire lifetime are crucial to my sake while choosing convinient passport such as Vanuatu for 130.000 usd or Dominica or Grenada for 150.000 usd donation. I don't want to be treated as con air customer with Turkish passport that I had experienced while flying with lastminute flight ticket from Fort Lauderdale to Manchester and customs officials deported me to Izmir like con air.

[@bazbbeeb7226]

I flew into LAX with a British Passport and within 2 minutes of dealing with passport control i was nearly sent back to London, the guy was a fking asshole, i just kept my mouth shut so i could get onto my next flight to NZ.

[@grant5059]

Could you elaborate on the problems you experienced with your Turkish passport, please?

[@oldhardrock2542]

I was thinking why would I spend $200k to get access to countries I am not interested in visiting then Andrew says "...tax friendly country that will leave you alone." Aha! That in itself is worth it!

[@donovanmic]

I understand that Americans wanting to renounce their citizenship for tax reasons need a second passport. However, for anyone else with a Tier One passport, wouldn’t it make more sense to get a residence permit in a tax friendly jurisdiction and continue to travel on your home country passport?

[@matthiasek]

Think about the possible case of changing laws, you'll look bad when that happens

[@kennethroth6757]

Yes as long as you don't live in your home country more than 6 months

[@spicysalsaking791]

@@RomilCPatel He said for "anyone ELSE," i.e. non-Americans.

[@24revealer]

Americans should never want to renounce their citizenship unless you have unknowingly become a US Citizen. An American is someone who is born within one of the constitutional nation states and is a native born state national of that state and a private citizen. The problem is everyone has been programmed to believe they are a US Citizen, which if you choose this status makes you an alien in your own country, a public citizen. Only US Citizens must pay taxes. The republic consists of the constitutional nation states that came together in a federated union called the united States of America. The democracy is the corporate side, where the US Citizens live under the municipal jurisdiction of the District of Columbia. If you search" copper moonshine stills diplomatic passport" he has a page explaining how to secure your native born state national status. Makes sure you sign without prejudice above your autograph as this is the key to stay in the Republic with all of you intrinsic rights intact. An open signature is consent to be bound to pubic policy and therefore the democratic corporate jurisdiction or the public trust. Presumption ans assumption is the way the legal system works. This same process will work for anyone who wishes to secure the constitutional protections in place for private citizens.

[@spicysalsaking791]

@@24revealer Lmao, found an actual "sovereign citizen" in the wild. Your legalese is like learning voodoo magic that objectively doesn't work.

[@lerryperry]

Pair Grenada with Turkey and add Colombian Residence (eventually citizenship by naturalization) and you have a super portfolio. Even Grenada and Turkey alone will give you 166 countries.

[@StonedAlone]

Is Colombian residence east?

[@grant5059]

@@StonedAlone I'm also wondering...

[@imogendunstan3603]

Informative thank you...now off to try and get that song out of my head 🤭

[@dlnbm]

One of my passports is Russian which gives me visa free access to Russia…

[@IslamBenfifi]

what is your other one?

[@ichbinhier355]

I have a Venezuelan passport and I have free access to Russia as well 🙃

[@nenad6278]

Well i've got Serbian, which gives me free access to, Serbia and Russia haha.

[@abdullahhakan1]

Fill the cheapest country just 5 hours flights to Paris or London from Istanbul. In order to become Austrian citizen, you need to invest in real estate 3 million euros. However in Istanbul, you can get Turkey passport with sea viewing 300 square meters area dublex apartment on Istanbul European Side for 250.000 usd. Fruits and vegetable prices are 1/5 th of London, Wien, Paris in Istanbul supermarkets. You can swim in the sea of Trachia, Igneada, Silivri, Kesan's seaside Italian Beach, Tekirdag seaside freely at clean sea and you come back to your house in most 2 hours by your car from motorways. There is no other city filled with good wages at lax environment than Istanbul companies. Only caveat is that presidents of companies or banks want from you; never to leave Istanbul to your family's city where they reside.

[@kristinalillieneke7859]

Turkey? With an islamist dictator running the country? Yeah right

[@z.j4639]

Malaysia passport also can have travel free without visa to EU, China, UK, and most Asian, Latin countries

[@train_xc]

SG passport much better and more easily available than Malaysia

[@Hasanaljadid]

​@@train_xcUm not much better

[@train_xc]

@@Hasanaljadid why so?

[@HalKW]

Can no longer go anywhere from Australia unless fully vaccinated.

[@wolfguptaceo]

@Sneakerz On Deck NO

[@briechilli4496]

I am stuck in Oz too, I have an EU passport and Aus but I refuse to be vaccinated !!!!!!!!!

[@viniciusgta285]

@@briechilli4496 good chose

[@michaelhaller784]

Bribe a ship captain to take you to Thailand. Then Australia won't let you return...Win, Win!

[@RebeccaVerreth]

Go by sea.

[@MoonRiseCottageSoulTarot]

Thanks for the info! However let's call a spade a spade. Donation? Oh come on....you are talking about purchasing citizenship/passports.

[@keshav7428]

Mauritius 🇲🇺 I’m proud

[@beekarinsaan]

Grenada looks like an excellent deal. Visa free access to top tier countries.

[@GleeSmee]

Moscow is rather amazing.

[@StonedAlone]

I gotta check it out!

[@rahimbacar1736]

Hi Andrew - yes sir of the four passports the Mauritian one is my preferred... And you explained the reasons why it is good for - visas!

[@expatriationbulgarie5744]

I would choose the mauritian one, I can get it in a few months thanks to my mom. Saddly it doesn't provide free visas entry for Russia and China.

[@filipalexandersson794]

Pretty sure Mauritius does have 60 days visa free to both China and Russia. That’s pretty good I would say

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

@@filipalexandersson794 maybe he meant Mauritanian?

[@filipalexandersson794]

@@jeremyleonbarlow probably yeah

[@87solarsky]

Regarding vaccine mandates: The ways of circumventing those optimally require the stateless approach, but that's not what Andrew based his consulting business model on. There are other experts available to help with being stateless successfully and not being vaccinated.

[@87solarsky]

@@hithere2497 Well, experts that can help you becoming stateless and leveraging your new-found freedoms to your own advantage, for example.

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

@@87solarsky freedoms from being stateless🙄😳. You have no ability to travel and likely have no ability to live or work anywhere legally.

[@87solarsky]

@@jeremyleonbarlow Common misconceptions.

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

@@87solarsky tell it to the guy who was stuck in the Paris Airport for more than a decade.

[@87solarsky]

@@jeremyleonbarlow Makes one wonder who his advisors were and what sort of advice he was acting on...

[@DigitalAndInnovation]

Yeah... I kind of feel like there is no such thing if you can't pass the interview at customs.

[@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934]

Grenada and Mauritius

[@pouyavakil6645]

Mauritius gives access to Japan instead of Ireland.

[@trillionairecapitalist4905]

Worth watching again.

[@SenorJuan2023]

I'd love to get the Grenada passport for visa free access to China and Russia.

[@reneeemigree9004]

Yes, Schenegan area. ✅

[@sphereious1]

GREAT EPISODE!

[@madmonkee6757]

I wish I could move to Canada. I applied once. I speak French, have two MAs, and (at the time) was in my 30s. Denied.

[@Soldknight324]

Old video but what about Hong Kong? Can work in China, visa-free to Russia. 6 Months in UK, access to EU.

[@Watchingtheparadegoby]

I would choose Grenada

[@gauravpatil1867]

please make a video on mauritius vs carribean countries citizenship

[@Vvermont]

Just opt for a EU passport and Grenada and you’re set . No need for 4

[@nenad6278]

I think that Serbian and EU passports are best combo there is.

[@Vvermont]

@@nenad6278 indeed a good combo too. But hard to get without marrying a Serbian.

[@amineelamraoui3046]

I enjoy your content please keep them coming. Is there any program for an average joe like myself where I can get permanent residence for $30k-60k range?

[@fair98fair]

If you have 1 bitcoin you can get el salvadore passport i believe

[@amineelamraoui3046]

@@fair98fair hey thanks for your comment. I did some digging awhile ago and found out it is not safe in there .. El salvador is not a country I am interested in, central America in general.

[@tonynes3577]

Well if was a business person, Grenada sounds interesting. Close here in the Caribbean. I'm on the path to getting a Mexican passport, of course, after I apply for residency due to the fact that I bought a small condo property there. And I already have Canadian (born) and US citizenship. My mother was Greek and my father was Italian but I don't see any advantage for me to get those citizenships (The European Union) since I never plan on living there.

[@1queijocas]

Do you have kids or plan on having one? You could claim your citizenship as a mechanism to pass it on to them. Or simply as a backup plan, it takes years to get an european citizenship by descent

[@wolfgangselle4307]

@@1queijocasyeah I see your point … and if I had the chance to get EU passport I would work on it … especially when it’s not urged and u have time ..

[@wylodu]

Seychelles’ passport is the most powerful in Africa… yours for the low price $1m and 11 years of residence

[@Lordofvenlo]

How much again?

[@harisadu8998]

Doesn't the HKSAR Passport give all of those countries?

[@markponto3259]

do a segment on Barbados's 10 year tax IBC policy

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

Mauritius also has New Zealand access. If you could combine Mauritius with St Kitts, Turkey, and North Macedonia's CBIs you have most of the places a US passport has except the CAR, Equatorial Guinea, Burkina Faso, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and most of CUNA is lacking save the UAE, UK, and New Zealand. If you have a college degree and a Caricom passport, spending a few years in Barbados as another add on passport gives you slightly better access to Mexico, gives you access to Canada, and gives you Equatorial Guinea too. I mean you would still be lacking CAR, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, but you would only be lacking Australia and the US from the CUNA countries. With how Australia has been, that may be a godsend, but if you are wealthy enough to obtain those 3 CBIs and a Mauritius Residency by Investment that became a citizenship there, getting a B1/B2 visa to the US should not be difficult if you wanted one and probably more reliable than having an ETA under the Visa Waiver Program, though maybe not as good as a Canadian passport - but then again this past year has shown that isn't what it used to be either.

[@nenad6278]

Why North Macedonia, when Serbian passport is much stronger, also Serbia will sign waivers with Mexico,Guatemala (in couple of days), Brunei (by the end of the year) , Azerbaijan,Paraguay,Bahamas,Bolivia,Mauritius,Venezuela,And Malaysia (all by the end of the year or as soon as 11-12th october in where summit of non-aligned 60y anniversary will be held). North Macedonia only has visa free access to c4 countries + Taiwan and Malaysia that Serbia don't. Serbian passport gives you access to China and Russia, but also Japan and South Korea, Cuba,Zambia,Suriname,Mongolia,Lot of "stans" ,Belarus and above mentioned Kuwait (Visa on arrival if you're happy with that).

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

@@nenad6278 because Serbia does not allow dual citizenship for naturalized citizens and it takes 8 years to naturalize in Serbia. North Macedonia has a CBI program.

[@nenad6278]

@@jeremyleonbarlow Of course Serbia allows dual citizenship, i have one, my friends have 3 excetera. It takes 3y to naturalise, and it's full of beautiful women so you can get it even sooner ;)

[@char8691]

Would you invest in a UK passport ? Am eligible due to residency. Have a Schengen passport. So what benefits would an additional UK one bring, if any?

[@KK-sg5gl]

Check to see if the UK one could get you easy access to US, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. From what I’ve learned since Andrew gave up his citizenship, those are the toughest places for him to get back to. Well not tough, just annoying it seems.

[@vapidrabbit198]

as far as i understand, schengen passports don't really offer many advantages for entry to the UK.... now that brexit has started to kick in. a british friend of mine has been complaining a lot about the current conditions under brexit... food shortages, gas shortages, higher prices and overall more authoritarian laws/police state. he feels more comfortable in mainland europe these days.

[@LudicrousPlatypus]

I would love a Brunei passport. If only it was possible to get

[@raw-earth-exploits]

I enjoy the verbiage of “Donation” to get a Grenadine passport, as giving a donation to a casino will leave you homeless.

[@vg7226]

As if someone force you

[@SS-sy4uu]

Dude you let the secret out...🇬🇩 passport is the secret sauce.

[@lialbrown1116]

You clearly should check out Argentina

[@CowboyTay]

While I love your content, I have a hard time finding the ones that look appealing for me and my family. Low taxes are great, but there are so many other considerations. As a lot of other comments say here, Muslim countries are a no go and for me that would include Turkey. Should be a country not forcing its citizens to get ANY medical treatment that they do not want but also not blocking them from life saving healthcare (I'm looking at you U.K.). Also a place that can feed itself if need be. And a place that protects individual property rights. My list goes on and on and I believe that the perfect country doesn't exist which I assume is why you have multiple. So. I think my perfect mix would be Ireland, Montenegro, and Singapore. However, I don't know where I would want to spend most of my time amongst them.

[@airmaiks]

Hello from Mauritius

[@anakein]

Which passports bestow upon their holders the right to actually live, work and/or perform other economic activities (i.e. not just visa-free access) in the maximum number of countries other than their own? Which would be considered the best passports then?

[@spicysalsaking791]

Very, very few passports allow automatic right to work in other countries. The only exceptions I know of are generally EU passports working/living elsewhere in the EU (not Bulgaria or Romania though I'm pretty sure, lol), and perhaps the New Zealand passport allowing people to live (and maybe work, might have to apply for a work visa) in Australia. For the most part, he's catering to people who work digitally/remotely/run their own businesses. Why would a country ever let in foreigners to do physical jobs IF there's qualified locals that can fulfill the positions?

[@anakein]

@@spicysalsaking791 Aside from the EU, I think the South American block called MERCOSUR allows for similar privileges to passport holders from that region. I was wondering if there are any other such blocks. I'm only aware of these two though, EU and MERCOSUR that is.

[@cjwarley]

@@spicysalsaking791 for general interest, Australia just laughs at you if you apply when 55+ for a live/work residency -- even for Commonwealth partners like Canada. They also shun filmmakers totally, btw. (unless maybe you're Stephen Spielberg or that ilk)

[@stevenfennell7020]

Irish passport allows you to live and work all across Europe plus the UK. It is pretty unique.

[@JK_JK_JK]

The perfect passport is my Japanese passport...way better than my US passport in every way.

[@jamesbowens60]

Azerbaijan Turkey and Africa would a Granada passport cover these?

[@PassportGods]

For the Grenada passport, when you say access to UK, Europe, etc, could you clarify what you mean by access? Newbie here

[@marcopolo2036]

Most Probably access as a tourist with max 90 days stay.

[@dilekavan5796]

Can you update the latest conditionsease so many changed

[@ellobo4211]

Do you have an episodes on Indonesia especially bali ?

[@saz4484]

Don't think Brunei allows dual citizenships

[@notyou5091]

I am interested in Grenada as a second passport. Would I have to give up my usa citizenship?

[@bradayres4256]

Why wouldn't Madieras golden visa path be considered in this?

[@michaeljosephsamuel676]

Which is best countries for non EU means for Indian to settle down or with minimum deposit to get PR or second passport

[@remurraymd]

No passport is perfect. The 4 you mention are extortionate but may be needed to enter Russia China Particularly in the time of COVID. St Kitts Nevis oldest still $200K real estate buy required.

[@dravinashshedge1534]

any ideas on scandinavian passports?

[@calvinspiff4348]

I like the striped shirt with a blue tie and grey suit. Button cuffs?? No cufflinks?

[@HenriqueNevesdaCosta]

Mauritius is for me

[@reneeemigree9004]

Brunei

[@edwardsiswantosantoso8933]

Grenada is the best compared to the other three passports.

[@wtaylor9408]

Something I don't understand; you keep talking about getting a SECOND passport, but during years when I've lived outside of the US I've always had to pay full US taxes, & my understanding is that the US doesn't even recognize second citizenships. Do you give up your US passport to receive the tax benefits of other countries? I haven't seen all 900 videos yet, but I'm over 100 deep so far & I haven't seen this issue addressed yet. If there is a video on this, a link from anyone would be appreciated. Thanks!

[@KK-sg5gl]

Yes the US is unique like that. If you want to avoid US taxes then you need to renounce, period. If you were Canadian then all you need is proof of living somewhere else then you can tell Canada to go to hell, but not the US. Go to his website and read the articles on why you’d want a 2nd passport or a 2nd residency permit.

[@pdxshredder6883]

Yes you give up your US passport to avoid the US taxes. But the idea is, since it can take a year to get a second passport, you want to get it so you can be ready to renounce when you need to.

[@wtaylor9408]

@@pdxshredder6883 Thank you. That makes sense.

[@wtaylor9408]

@@KK-sg5gl Thank you. I'm reading through the articles now. I think I get the theory. I'm wondering now how this applies to US Green Card holders; do they also have an inescapable duty to pay US taxes for as long as they hold a Green Card?

[@KK-sg5gl]

@@wtaylor9408, np. And sorry I’m still just learning too. Idk anything about green card holders but I’m sure you could easily find out.

[@theoutlet9300]

Sounds like we are talking about credit cards, lol

[@MrFrobbo]

How about Asia, places like Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Cambodia?

[@87solarsky]

Soon known as greater China...

[@likes-yv3lj]

So a Granada passport with a USA passport and $250k is the ultimate passport setup

[@xxxs8309]

How about a real estate investment in Greece for Euro 250k which gives you a PR,looks like a reasonable choice

[@mujdo1]

Thanks

[@jasminejay5966]

How come Nigerian passport is not on the list?!!😜😩

[@sab5459]

Is there any way for 5 figure person to get second passport? 😥🤔

[@moonbalancedd]

You have got to be kidding me calling Bruenei a 'perfect passport' to have because of 0% tax. Brunei is an absolute monarchy with sharia law. Extramarital sex between consenting adults are punished by stoning to death. You cannot show your religion publicly if not a muslim. This includes the death penalty for insulting Mohammed, blasphemy, etc. There is ban on alcohol, internet is heavily restricted, ban on porn, insulting the royal family, homosexuality, eating during ramadan is illegal, "inciting a muslim to neglect religious duties", lack of free expression etc. Is this your perfect place for a passport?

[@tarzan12345]

Brunei is the only Muslim country that has visa free access to the US (and all CUNA countries)

[@rezzyg77]

Brunei is becoming increasingly conservative and fanatical, Islamically. Hard pass. And there really isn't anything interesting there at all. The other three are at least tropical paradises.

[@hareeshgopu402]

Grenada

[@osamakhalid1810]

Dominica has visa free to China

[@likes-yv3lj]

As a USA citizen what do you mean these passports gives you access to (Russia,Europe,China...) Don’t I have access to those places?

[@georgeklimes7604]

With a visa.

[@bassmonk2920]

What does donation fee means......

[@mrsporty9669]

Interesting

[@mo33chief3]

Four perfect passport for me is.. 1.)El'Morocco, 2.)El'Indonesia, 3.)El'Saudi Arabia, and 4.)El'Mexico.. Yeah

[@thomas01charles67]

moroccan passport is bad , i have without a good thing !

[@mo33chief3]

@@thomas01charles67 I'm a Muslim brother so I chose those.. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience

[@vapidrabbit198]

.... and if you don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars just laying around, you could try moving to germany... the immigration process is pretty fair... i think i spent less than $500 in fees to get my unbefrisstete erlaubnis (unlimited visa)... it also takes a long time (one must reside in the country for more that 5 years), but it's totally worth it. the laws are fair... there's no risk of coup d'etat or dramatic change in immigration policy. the society is fairly egalitarian... a high quality of life and very low crime rates. germany is, in my opinion, the most stable country in the world right now.

[@davidkeller2265]

Andrew is an inspiration...but this Russia stuff makes my skin crawl. I do international business with a lot of Chinese and Europeans and no one is going to Russia for anything. Their rule of law is non existent and economy is incredibly small. Italy is 1/20th its size and has a larger GDP

[@Murmilone]

Italy does not have a larger GDP. GDP(PPP) in 2022 is 4.6 trln for Russia and 3.0 trln for Italy (IMF estimate). Even the nominal GDP for Russia is higher. Not sure what you mean by the rule of law but small businesses are treated fairly in Russia. If there are no political issues with your case, you can win in a court. The taxes for small businesses are low, using the patent system I pay a fixed amount of around $1000 per year and it covers my income up to $1-2 mln USD. Communication with the tax authorities is fully electronic. The banking system is advanced compared to the European one. There's limitation of civil and political rights during the war but it's a separate issue.

[@JR-uf2kp]

In Australia they have borders within states. You need to be in quarantine 2 weeks on your own expense. Then you need another quarantine if you enter another state. Not only that some state don't allowed you to go in. On the top of that you'll be obeying strictly covid rules. Oh yeah if you are unvaccinated then you can't travel more than 5 km. You can't go to Kmart, any retail shops, cafe, restaurant. Sad but Australia become dystopian society

[@travisonshoestring3528]

UAE Passport can do all that.

[@Hasanaljadid]

Not US or Australia

[@bsosej8097]

Ty 😇🌈

[@handle_the_handle]

How curious there all islands

[@nicolaik2832]

Cape Verde though?

[@IslamBenfifi]

only to Russia