Fastest Citizenships WITHOUT Investment in 2024

[@CryptoClover]

I’m in Peru now going through the process and I can tell you it’s been an absolute nightmare.. 3 years into the process and I’m just now starting the process over again. The incompetence is astounding, the corruption rampant, every licensed professional I’ve worked with has just stolen my money. I did an update on my channel.. I do like Peru but the people are awful particularly here in Iquitos

[@WealthyExpat]

Damn sorry to hear that bro

[@CryptoClover]

@@m99226 I’ve heard Cusco is the best place. I’ve had some issues with Lima as well

[@qfragger]

Sounds like Canada if you're white

[@hiltonbellohb]

If you want curse your child forever pick Brazil or better already go to some Africa states.

[@rspl2024]

@@m99226 Lima is awkward too. I went to Cusco offices altough living in Lima, they are more friendly and really want to help you

[@ShopTravelLearn]

Appreciate the blunt approach 👌

[@michaelmichael8494]

Serbia is also 3 years now. You get a temporary residence permit, which for several causes lasts exactly 3 years. After 3 years you can apply for a permanent residence permit, and immediately afterwards - for citizenship. You'd have to give up your other citizenship, though, unless you have Serb ancestors.

[@DayaMcCarthy]

Wait so Serbia doesn't allow dual citizenship?

[@aguafria9565]

@@DayaMcCarthy A) If you are a foreigner and you have permanent residence in the Republic of Serbia, you may acquire citizenship of the R. of Serbia if you fulfil the following requirements: that you have turned 18 and have not been deprived of business capacity; that you have been released from a foreign citizenship or that you have presented evidence that you will be released from it, if admitted to citizenship of the Republic of Serbia; that you had registered permanent residence in the territory of the Republic of Serbia for at least three years without interruption before submitting the application; that you submit a signed statement that you consider the Republic of Serbia to be your country. (www.mfa.gov.rs/en/citizens/services/citizenship)

[@CryptoNerd91]

Any language requirements for the citizenship?

[@nigelnonkovic7265]

You can have dual citizenship

[@СвятославКуценко]

​@@CryptoNerd91no, there are no such requirements in the Serbia. But right now there is a law project to make language requirement and to allow dual citizenship

[@patacon54]

I’m a Canadian, my wife and I we live in Honduras , it gets a bad rap, it’s not that bad! We’re enjoying living in such beautiful country with many climate, cultural, great food, great coffee! Come on down, it’s cheaper than most!

[@MgtowRubicon]

Never ever get citizenship in a country that does not permit renouncing that citizenship, like Argentina. Once you're in, you can never get out, regardless of what happens in that country. You're trapped for life.

[@davelawson2564]

you can leave .

[@Master-ng9uj]

That doesn't help if Argentina decides to implement worldwide taxation like the USA, for example@@davelawson2564

[@Aadilabdul.]

Just get citizenship of another country, and burn the argentinian passport, identification card etc..

[@edisonbolivia1143]

​@@Aadilabdul.You are very funny 😅😅

[@Luciothecommenter]

@@Aadilabdul.That is an (almost) brilliant option, it might even work with some countries. The problem with Argentina is that it is one of those countries that require expats to pay tax, and chase those who don’t

[@JenKai0019]

Getting the Visa to live in a different country is a nightmare. And hiring immigration lawyers is so expensive

[@sayger420]

I'm surprised you didn't notice Serbia. There you can become a citizen in 3 years and their passport is quite strong

[@david894]

A problem with Argentinian citizenship, is that you can NEVER renounce your citizenship. So once you become an Argentinian, you are one forever.

[@MrBCWalker01]

This is far more a benefit than a detriment in practical use, and can be used to make passport pairings that are otherwise impossible (Argentina + Bahamas, for example).

[@joebidet2050]

Who cares They have no enforcement powers Just don't renew passport Don't return

[@nikitagulak]

@@MrBCWalker01 imagine if Argentina one day announces a new tax system like in the US, that you have to pay them income tax no matter where you live, and you wouldn’t have any choice but to pay double or break the law.

[@RubiAkito]

​@@nikitagulakAt least you won't have to worry about useless wars like with an Israhelli passport. Speak for yourself please.

[@Lrbi]

Lmao 🤣

[@CavernSaga]

We decided to move to Argentina mainly for the passport because our current one doesn’t give us the travel freedom we want. I'm really happy it’s all working out since the citizenship process here is super easy and straightforward for every nationality. I made a video about getting permanent residency in Argentina, and I’ll be putting together a step-by-step guide for getting citizenship soon.

[@What_Is_Good1]

Brazil is better than Argentina

[@jackwanraheem4089]

​@What_Is_Good1 How's Brasil's taxation tho? Low tax or high tax?

[@What_Is_Good1]

@@jackwanraheem4089 I don't know

[@What_Is_Good1]

@@jackwanraheem4089 bro is there any way to settle In these countries

[@jackwanraheem4089]

@What_Is_Good1 Of course. Uruguay offering 10 years of tax-free live. Argentina is easy to live. Also, brazil. What are you doing currently?

[@Lucas-wv6wf]

Brazil does not extradite its citizens, but it will enforce foreign sentences if a person is found guilty abroad. For instance, the football player Robinho was convicted of rape by a Spanish court. Spain requested his extradition to serve his sentence there, but Brazil denied the request, as it does not extradite its nationals. However, Brazil upheld the Spanish court’s decision, and Robinho is now serving his sentence in Brazil.

[@gregtom96]

I'm living in Argentina as a french guy, and i can tell it's not 2 years but 3 years to get your citizenship if you're not from Mercosur

[@brandonr4397]

How do you like it there?

[@chinyasouvik9050]

Hi, I am from India Doe's they provide Passport with in 3 years to an Asian guy ?

[@gregtom96]

@@brandonr4397 climate, people, and cost of living are amazing

[@gregtom96]

@@chinyasouvik9050 i don't know bro :(

[@MeryamLebyad]

Hi bro how are you im from Morocco im coming to brazil after 2 months i want to be a brazilien citizen did you advice me to choose brazil or argentine actually i have a bad situation in my country almost like homeless that why i want to save my life i have experience with European Fashion brands in Qatar and experience in hotels i speak english and littel french arabic and some spanish words

[@DavidT-tm5co]

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[@nygeeJones]

I’m Panamanian my father, grandparents, great grandparents and great great grandparents were all born in Panama dating back from the early 1800s. I was born in the states. It took me 6years to get my Panamanian citizenship. It’s a lot of bureaucracy and bullshit. It doesn’t matter if you marry someone from Panama they don’t give out citizenship. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve lived there don’t even try you’re just wasting your time. The best you’ll ever be in Panama for someone that’s not Panamanian is just a permanent resident. I know by experience.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

Thanks for the detailed information about Argentina. That helps make the decision more clear.

[@Master-ng9uj]

Left out is the fact you can't renounce Argentinian citizenship. That's a no for me.

[@GodDieux]

yes you can. that rule is only for people born in argentina. you can renounce through the courts.@@Master-ng9uj

[@nomadinvester]

@@Master-ng9ujYou obviously don’t know Argentina at all.

[@gozitan5]

Argentina ….Peru….Dominican Republic…stay were I am

[@S9.S4]

HAHA !

[@Almoosawi01]

Why is that?

[@awniminaya7955]

You never been to Dominican republic

[@Murmilone]

In Armenia, you need to learn the language which is next to impossible. Also, there are quite a few options to reduce the two year residence requirement in Argentina. Having a child born in Argentina is not the only one.

[@kral3046]

Can you elaborate on how to reduce the time-period in Argentina?

[@Murmilone]

@@kral3046 También podrán obtener la naturalización cualquiera sea el tiempo de su residencia los extranjeros que acrediten las siguientes circunstancias: a) haber desempeñado con honradez empleos en la Administración Pública Nacional, Provincial o Municipal o en el Territorio Nacional de la Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sud, dentro o fuera de la República. b) haber servido en las Fuerzas Armadas Argentinas o haber asistido a una acción de guerra en defensa de la Nación. c) haber establecido en el país una nueva industria, introducido una invención útil o realizado cualquier otra acción, que signifique un adelanto moral o material para la República. d) hallarse formando parte de las colonias establecidas o que se establecieren en cualquier punto del país. e) habitar o promover el poblamiento del Territorio Nacional de la Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sud. f) tener cónyuge o hijo argentino nativo. g) ejercer la docencia en cualquiera de sus ramas.

[@meetimian3383]

Yeah share that

[@RichFreedomDragon]

Has any non-Armenian obtained an Armenian citizenship? I haven’t heard any non-Armenian having obtained an Armenian citizenship. Can anyone verify that?

[@StalinLenin001]

can u share please ? I dont wanna wait another 15 months 🥲

[@waltobringer2928]

Thanks!

[@4_SAKE]

You mentioned Cuba, but I didn't catch any details. I am also curious about your thoughts on Venezuela. Real estate prices there can be very interesting for a small long term allocation. Can you make a similar video explaining what countries do not require full time residency to achieve the citizenship? Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@alkatrosberner624]

I swear biggest blue balls

[@4_SAKE]

@@alkatrosberner624 oh brother that's got to hurt.

[@markylon]

Real state? do you mean real estate?

[@therichtershow]

good information

[@yanafridabinaev]

Interesting video! Thanks for your work!

[@hikmahsederhana9197]

new information for me..thaks bro

[@michaelmatisse2808]

In cape Verde islands you can have a passport immediately if you marry a citizen of the country

[@WealthyExpat]

Well yes but most people aren't going to do that

[@Bcbweb]

Definitely not a smart move, marriage is not a legal process to take lightly.

[@michaelmatisse2808]

in fairness, Cape Verde passport is useless.

[@SenorTucano]

@@michaelmatisse2808😂

[@michaelmatisse2808]

Only potential is if Cape Verde rejoins Portugal (as it was with Portugal from 1460 to 1975)

[@fedmahnkassad8162]

Why didn't you mention Uruguay? It is also possible to get citizenship within 3 years after giving birth, plus it is a relatively livible country (the highest or the second highest GDP per capita in South America) and a safe country.

[@Master-ng9uj]

I can't understand why you (and others) recommend Argentina, and don't mention the fact that you can't renounce Argentinian citizenship. Sure, take that out and it's quite appealing, but given the whole ethos of flag theory etc. is to go where you're treated best, and have the ability to free yourself from the constraints of one citizenship, it seems a bit off. What if Milei or some future leader decides to implement worldwide taxation of its citizens in the vein of the USA, or any number of a gazillion examples I'm sure I could think of? Tough titties it is.

[@jaws2003]

I wonder about that as well with Argentina.

[@joebidet2050]

Then do go back Who cares if you can't renounce ? Why people worry about They have no way of collecting

[@jaws2003]

@joebidet2050 I've seen some people say that as well. Even if you can't renounce the enforcement of it is kinda weak.

[@joebidet2050]

@@jaws2003 of course who cares Just don't renew passport and don't go back Can't do anything Just like usa Why spend 2500 dollars to renounce interviews taxes past 5 years Just get another passport and live as a citizen of that country If you don't plan on returning to usa And don't have anything there I.e. bank account house car etc Nothing they can do

[@dappadondadda100]

​@@joebidet2050... they collect it from the bank

[@XepPOMA]

Hello, thnx for review. I'm very glad i found your channel. Your English pronouncing is so cool.

[@antoinemoore2332]

He is from the US originally

[@A.S.K_Entertainment]

Bro being honest about facts . Thats great

[@Sujoanghosh]

Two pertinent questions - 1) What if a person is of Indian ethnicity but a EU/US citizen - Would he or she be treated the same way like their counterparts holding Indian passport? 2) What about Bolivia? How long does it take to get a Bolivian Nationality as a retiree? Si Bolivia a part of Mercosur and how many countries allow visa free travel on Bolivian passport?

[@Carlos-ux7gv]

An advantage of Brazil is that you can find almost every ethnicity in Brazil. Russians specially go there to have birth and become nationals. It is also the preferred destination for africans.

[@Higgs000Boson]

Germany is now 3 years, too (if you learn the language)

[@thedude579]

Language? I have heard you only need two words: Asyl + Bürgergeld to qualify.

[@hammououjja8688]

Hello Rafael, Canada offers the possibility of naturalization after 3 years.. But you must live in the country :/ (1095 days out of the last 5 yrs before application)

[@youtubeuserzzzz]

Canada has an age limit (in most visa cases). 44 years old. With a job offer or provincial nomination. The only CBI really offered in Canada is in the province of Québec. Not sure if it's even up and running.

[@AarhamKaisar]

R u sure?

[@FrogMandoo]

canada is just becoming USA2.0. no point going there

[@kazapeach9487]

What about Uruguay? Is it difficult to get in there?

[@federicopintos698]

Not difficult at all.

[@Higgs000Boson]

There is no naturalization in Uruguay

[@federicopintos698]

@@Higgs000Boson what are you even talking about!!? You have zero idea.

[@Higgs000Boson]

​@@federicopintos698no, I do. You will get a passport where you'll have your previous citizenship written in the field "nationality"

[@MrMC-xg8qp]

Hola, My wife and I saw you in Playa walking down 5th. How did you get your Mexican passport? We have temp residency

[@davelawson2564]

join his private channel as he states.

[@kays1370]

Im sure there is some free youtube video about it or you could google it and go to a site where they have info on visas for every country.

[@RC94332]

@@davelawson2564how do you get into his private channel ?

[@Poco-me5eq]

I think he IS Mexican.

[@MrMC-xg8qp]

@@Poco-me5eq I thought he was from Puerto Rico

[@FrankManAllday]

Also how easy is it to get visa to Argentina.

[@kushalkumar2695]

Sir what is the procedure to get citizenship in Philippines

[@markylon]

Why not look on the Philippine government website and get accurate information than from twat on youtube

[@tomburns5231]

In Germany you can get citizenship in 3 years, actually, you just need to learn German to C1 level + volunteer in the community.

[@A-cd4ej]

Rafael please make a video about getting Scottish citizenship after independence from the UK. 🙏😀

[@samcad-ho3ze]

We dont want Indy it it’s lunacy, but thanks.

[@xkr510]

Yes we do want independence and be back in the EU. anything is better than the corrupt Westminster

[@rosahacketts1668]

What! Independence isn't going to happening in anytime soon. And when it does happen then you will have to see what and see what law comes about.

[@mrkhoros]

I heard that Brazil does not give citizenship to the parents of a child born in Brazil any sooner than 2 years and is also on the contingency that you have bond with the country and know the language ... is this info wrong?

[@savvytravel2318]

They're "forced" vaccines policy is SCARY! Hardly any people could talk about it

[@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname]

the law says minimum 1 year of residence for parents of a child born in Brazil, so if it says minimum , its implied it could be more, i think. And the law does not say anything about knowing the language or having bonds with Brazil in this situation, so that is not required by law

[@danycheng00]

I'm Brazilian and i have to tell everyone based in my new citizenship search: the best passport of all latin america still is brazilian! But .... Don't live here unless you have some very very strong reason! Get a brazilian and a NATO country passport and get a free visa ride to almost every country of world

[@gabrielsr4791]

Sim, é um ótimo passport, na minha opinião uma das poucas coisas boas neste país atualmente, mas pra viver realmente N é mt legal...

[@miguels.b.2749]

No, the best passport in LatAm is the Chilean passport

[@panama-canada]

Fastest or cheapest are not always the best.

[@tatiana6043]

People in Armenia are very nice in my experience, they are super friendly

[@TheTesla84]

Is there anyway at all to get around the physical presence requirement in Argentina or Peru for 2 years?

[@joebidet2050]

There is no physical presence requirement in Argentina A judge rule foreigners have every right to travel as a citizen

[@TheTesla84]

@@joebidet2050 even if I stay most of the year outside the country?

[@joebidet2050]

@@TheTesla84 yes

[@NomadicInvestor]

​@@joebidet2050When was this changed? I was told needed to stay at least 6 months per year

[@joebidet2050]

@@NomadicInvestor a federal judge ruled on it many years ago But I would stay 6 months a year and speak near fluent spanish just to be safe Don't give them any reason to reject your application

[@lyloulou3581]

In Brazil you do not get an immediate citizenship if you kid is born there. You have to wait for 3 years.

[@SelmanWillians]

Our government has no idea how we Americans are suffering, we individuals are fed up with this treasonous administration. I feel sympathy for our country's low income families. A lot of people are financially struggling to survive, yet many are sleepwalking! I appreciate Marie Slopiey Donner! Imagine investing $2,000 and receiving $10,450 in 4days.

[@KeshiaJoshua]

A growth mindset towards wealth can help you make smarter decisions and spot opportunities that others might miss. Reaching a $100k milestone is about consistency, smart financial habits, and a bit of patience

[@GreeneDaniels]

Everyone needs a different stream of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security due to the high rate of rate of tax, one needs to move ahead of their expectations.

[@AlbertBeau-z8j]

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[@LuckyTrace]

I agree to successful on investment. Having an investment advisor is the best way to go about the stock market right now. I was going solo, but it wasn't working. I've been in touch with an advisor for a while now, and just last year, I made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.

[@IdrisSaluda]

How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?

[@timppatimo6287]

The real low-key amazing passport is Dominica. I think it was just an investment (well, non returnable payment) of 110000 usd together with processing fees and not much hussle. No years of living or anything silly like that. I think it's not impossible to save that money.

[@delboyk.8552]

I noticed you mentioned the dangers in some of these countries but you failed to mention it for Mexico, maybe just because you are a citizen there. As a US citizen I know it for sure but it does have many beautiful parts. Having said that I did enjoy the list of countries and the info.

[@debragotenks]

Change the title to "Fastest citizenship without investment for third world countries"

[@WealthyExpat]

25 % viewership - American 12 % viewership - Canadian 11 % viewership - UK yes yes third world

[@debragotenks]

@@WealthyExpat No, you misunderstand. I meant to say the countries that you suggested have weaker passports so I called them third world, not talking about your viewers, I'm one of them. I meant no disrespect, sir.

[@J0HN_3_16]

​​@@WealthyExpatI am glad you profile less developed countries. Most citizenship information covers the Caribbean, Malta, Turkey and Vanuatu. I appreciate you discussing the rest of the world.

[@TesunaXD]

what about for europeans? for 2nd pass

[@kays1370]

I like the residency options for Europe rather than any citizenships, mostly because of taxes.

[@imomindimobiliaria]

Portugal for an almost free birthright citizenship for the child but not for parents.

[@imomindimobiliaria]

You have Portugal 1 year for birthright citizenship..

[@enjoystraveling]

@@kays1370 You can be, in some countries of Europe, taxed just for being a resident

[@kays1370]

@@enjoystraveling True but if your just a resident then you can always stay less than 6 months to avoid even filing. A citizen will more than likely have to file even if they file as a non-resident.

[@lucascubile7141]

I was born in Argentina and I'm Italian by my mother's side and Spanish by my father's side and hold both citizenships.

[@lucascubile7141]

@@TradingBlokenope. Love all three of em xD

[@RustamBashardost]

Argentinan are Italian and Spanish 😂😂😂

[@sahnie82]

What are the best countries for business investors or real estate investors?

[@jonathanrees3401]

Living in Spain, it always amuses me when South Americans speaking in English but need to pronounce countries, names et cetera with a heavy Latin American accent.

[@alkatrosberner624]

Do you recommend the cuban citizenship?

[@federicopintos698]

Lmao

[@alkatrosberner624]

@@federicopintos698I know but meant if you can get it without any effort?

[@federicopintos698]

@@alkatrosberner624 You can become a Cuban citizen through naturalization if you legally reside in Cuba for at least five years and have knowledge of the Spanish language .

[@alkatrosberner624]

@@federicopintos698 I can claim the citizenship whenever I want actually because I'm cuban Just wanted to know if it's smart to get the passport

[@alkatrosberner624]

@@federicopintos698 I know spanish but I'm not a cuban citizen I'm from an EU country

[@boricuabro]

Dominican Republic. You say by living there for two years they will give you residency? What about requirements and Visa to stay in the country for 2 years...Is your firm able to expedite papers and other matters for DR? Gracias Rafael.

[@newworldmoney8926]

You're completely wrong about Nicaragua and no one is getting citizenship there, it is not a thing.

[@b1k3rbryc3]

im in nicaragua rn and married some latina here.payed for mine under the table

[@FrankManAllday]

How much bro?

[@WealthyExpat]

I see you’re trolling my channel for a while so not taking your comment seriously

[@gamal-nasser]

@@newworldmoney8926🤓

[@dlukton]

Does Nicaragua allow Americans dual citizenship?

[@CryptoSavvy25]

@wealthy expat whats your thoughts on the canary islands, tenerife?

[@fjuniverse-sk]

spain have high exit tax and taxes in general ...

[@firatdemiralp2802]

Gran canal y videos! Rafa hermano, ya eres mexicanooo! 🎉

[@mejason4]

What about Panama?

[@andytaquechel6933]

On paper, you can apply for citizenship in 5 years but the government RARELY naturalizes anyone

[@CryptoNerd91]

First!! Peru is a very underrated option for sure

[@dovygoodguy1296]

A landlocked country like Paraguay is dependent on air imports. In the case of international conflict it would be stuck. With citizenship you would also be subject to their laws without any recourse to your original country because the second country you are in would have priority over you if you are their citizen.

[@Daniel_RG]

@@dovygoodguy1296 What? Paraguay does not "depend on air imports", it has access to the Atlantic Ocean through the Paraguay-Parana rivers, they even have a navy! And they are connected by road to 3 countries including the World's 9th largest economy. In any case, Paraguay is a member of Mercosur, you can live/work almost anywhere in South America 5 years after receiving your passport.

[@WolfF2022]

During Covid two masks at once, quite a red country.

[@joaoportugal8618]

@@Daniel_RG Panama and Paraguay are two different countries. I think you are confused...

[@Adrien_E.]

Did you get this passport?

[@fransjebik8554]

What about elder people? 75 yr or so from EU?

[@rothirigoyen]

IT'S NOT ABOUT RACISM... THEY ARE BILATERAL AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE COUNTRIES!!! IT IS PART OF WHAT IS KNOWN AS DIPLOMACY! YOU ARE WELCOME!

[@hamag88]

Can you tell more about your personal experience in Armenia, specifically people not being friendly and country not livable?

[@feddef]

Someone got offended 😂😂

[@hamag88]

@@feddef how would you feel if I told bunch of crap about you without even knowing you? 😉😂

[@rudinaalbania]

How about Albania?

[@HoDLum]

the usual 5 tears apply. All the talk about Albanian CBI is just the talk as of now, EU already strongarmed them about it.

[@jaws2003]

1. I see you were talking about the Dominican Republic. I've seen a few people on here saying their immigration processing is a nightmare. 2. With the Paraguayan passport, I remembered seeing that only the countries they have a treaty with can have dual citizenship with them. Unless that's a rule of "what's in the law may or may not be exercised".

[@WolfF2022]

I heared from people living in DR illegal, just overstayed their tourist visa, the fine is quite low for overstay.

[@jaws2003]

@@WolfF2022 same here. They just pay the fee and leave.

[@WolfF2022]

@@jaws2003 here in Paraguay?

[@jaws2003]

@@WolfF2022 no. That's in the DR. Idk what happens if you try that in paraguay.

[@WolfF2022]

@@jaws2003 I read you have also to pay a fee, it`s also not so high.

[@les.cours.]

4:16 What do you mean with ( WW3 ) and ( RADAR )

[@zaired]

You have not mentioned Germany. You can get the passport now in 3 years if you are ready to learn fluent German. Otherwise it's 5 years now

[@josk5389]

You can get citizenship wirhin 3 years, but you have to get a job here, so you need a Working Visa to get and legaly stay here.

[@RichFreedomDragon]

I haven’t heard any non-Armenian having obtained an Armenian citizenship. Can anyone verify that?

[@aguafria9565]

It's not well known, but Finland is still technically 4 years if you prove you're well integrated. (Swedish/Finnish language + Job + house/or kids/wife), but the reality is that rule is probably going to get changed in the next year or so.

[@WealthyExpat]

And Finland is extremely high tax too

[@davelawson2564]

@@WealthyExpat And Norway ? Do they have long resident permit for business ?

[@nameundefinedname5307]

Swedish/Finnish language haaaa how hard is that?

[@fjorddenierbear4832]

Finnish is probably twice as hard. I'd say: Swedish 3 years Finish 6 years

[@aguafria9565]

true, but if you are self-employed, you can take small salary withdrawals between payment/dividends to optimise. corp tax would still be 20% but income is possible to optimise. @@WealthyExpat

[@Usy122]

What if I have distant relatives in Argentina? It's probably eassier to just reside there for 2 years and get the passport.

[@mateouero]

Argentinians are not racists, don't fall into that thing of mislabeling without knowing. Thank you!

[@louiscarter-adams4226]

Obnoxious..?

[@mateouero]

Just don't like people talking about my country without knowing what they're talking about!@@louiscarter-adams4226

[@edisonbolivia1143]

They are

[@mateouero]

@@edisonbolivia1143 claro si por eso nadie se cruza de Bolivia a Argentina a tratarse en el médico y a estudiar gratis. Qué fácil es llenarse la boca y hablar mal de los países vecinos cuando dejas que nosotros nos muramos en la calle como si fuésemos perros.

[@RustamBashardost]

Argentinan are literally European

[@hoteltesla]

Can I claim Brasilian citizenship? My daughter has three citizenships by birth - British, Brasilian and my country's, which is in Asia. My wife has dual citizenship - British and Brasilian. We all live in the UK, but I am sicked and tired applying for Schengen visa to travel to continental Europe. We travel to Brasil from time to time. I speak Portuguese - not great, but I can get around. However, we do not want to live in Brasil, typically we travel there for a month to see relatives and then get back to the UK... Thanks

[@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname]

you can, but you would have to live at least 1 year in Brazil. The only way to acquire citizenship by naturalization without having to live in Brazil would be if your wife worked for the brazilian government

[@JackpotDreamsAiMusic]

How does getting an I.D work after you get the passport

[@josk5389]

I don‘t think any of those passports is an Upgrade to my German one.

[@billyholic]

IVe lived in lima peru 13 years and got my citizenship in 2 years only problem is lima sux and people arent nice

[@teacheralexisjoseph6995]

The Peruvian food is the best.

[@belono2082]

i think being Swiss is the way to go for me

[@beigenegress2979]

I wish I could move there!

[@windhunters]

What about Uruguay?

[@benammarnabil1801]

What do you think about Luxembourg....

[@markylon]

Unless you're a multi-millionaire then you can forget it

[@adrian-4767]

@@markylon why?

[@markylon]

Because houses don't cost less than €1m

[@adrian-4767]

@@markylon well, there's a housing crisis in most countries around the world. At least in Luxembourg in earn a high salary.

[@danfernandez4265]

You forgot to mention it only takes 3 years (realistically) to get spanish citizenship if you’re from a former iberian colony so it applies to most people with latin american citizenship. If you’re not patin american it can take 11 years to get spanish citizenship.

[@ethangonzalez6612]

Welcome Panama Bro 🇵🇦

[@23ijayfresh]

Why you didn't mention chile 🇨🇱 its the number one fast passport in South America and birth citizenship

[@ajith4971]

I'm from India can I get citizenship in 2 years in any country

[@umairaltaf3152]

yes. rawanda

[@filhodedeusbr]

Yes in latin america

[@zamo1099]

Europeans only, jeet

[@thedatasage]

For Argentina, if Im not mistaken, you have to renounce your current citizenship if its not Italy or Spain.

[@sebastian._roco]

No, you don't need to renounce your original citizenship(s).

[@thedatasage]

@sebastian._roco Is there an official resource that confirms that?

[@sebastian._roco]

@@thedatasage Lookup "It is not a requirement to give up (renounce to) another nationality to acquire the Argentine nationality by choice. However, losing or keeping the foreign nationality will depend on the laws effective in the country concerned and we suggest contacting the respective authorities." You'll be directed to one of the sites of Cancillería explaining that.

[@eleanor-avenue-channel]

I am from Normandy (France) and i will need to get up 10th century to find a foreigners in my family and not sure about finding the record belong to it.

[@les.cours.]

What about Austria and Lithuania......

[@mdfaisalahmed8343]

I'm physically disable student I need second passport

[@VL1975]

How are you gonna get there?

[@prayunceasingly2029]

It seems Brazil also offers political immunity to politicians who are wanted for legal reasons in their own country? I remember when the president of Ecuador fled to Brazil and lived there for a long time to escape being attacked and possibly taken to court by his own people.

[@oksanavladimirovna1423]

Can you do a video for the best countries in case of ww3. And why Paraguay is on that list? What makes it safe?

[@AnowarHossain-cy8tx]

Thank you sir

[@dennythedavinchi3832]

I watched channels and did not agree on some parts. I know Canada is not used to be but moving to the countries you ask to invest have more problems than Canada and the U.S. They are open to a great deal for immigration and citizenship because their situation is worse and more unpredictable in the future. The comments under your clips show they are not easy to get in or the deal you said is not accurate.

[@favianeduardo4236]

What do you think sets AMS89K apart from other projects? It seems to be dominating discussions lately

[@sirainilawal]

Well done with this video but you can’t get Brazilian citizenship within a couple of weeks or months. You have to have lived there for at least 1 years (for those who qualified for the expedited routes such as having a Brazilian born child, coming from a lusófona country etc)

[@rosahacketts1668]

It is easier in Latin America but other nations are suspicious therefore it will make it harder to travel to the US Canada Europe and the Caribbean.

[@sebastian._roco]

Not if you're already a citizen from a country that easily enters the US, Canada or Europe.

[@beaware354]

Anyone with triple passport?

[@intubungamer6173]

But you have to consider, that you cant renounce the argentinian citizenship, which in some cases it can be a pain in the ass.

[@nathanielbyrne1132]

I love Honduras, but it is soo! dangerous

[@WinterStorms-z3b]

But, can i apply for Argentenian citizenship and after my application leave while it's being processed? or do i need to live there until I actually get the ID card?

[@itasu970]

Does Serbia grant citizenship in 3 years?

[@jennifermartin9586]

Mentioning a place being more or less "livable" What criteria are you speaking of specifically? As in you mentioned Dominican Republic being less "livable" Just curious as this one was on my list. Thanks!

[@monkeyrater]

You didnt mention Uruguay. I heard that it is probably the best/nicest countries in South America. Doing a quick google I see that a non-married person can get citizenship after 5 years of being a resident. Not quick but doable.

[@fedmahnkassad8162]

a married person can get it within 3 years. A permanent residency is possible without a temporary one stage (you just have to bring all the necessary docs to the migration office). A temporary residency is possible immediately even without an income confirmation.

[@monkeyrater]

@@fedmahnkassad8162 Thanks for this info, much appreciated

[@Davine.sounds]

Still in Playa? If you like beach volleyball, come to Colossio beach on the weekend

[@esamabdullah6071]

Im from Yemen how can I got it

[@rainbowodysseybyjonlion]

#1 stop bombing ships that are just trying to sail by #2 stop being a piss poor muslim Thats a start to help you get better

[@MySynopsisLife]

bro u are from the place with a lot of Angels. if u are looking for property why not gulf countries? dont look for the western or european right now, they are falling.