Why You Should have Multiple Citizenships (Second Passports)

[@lala-wg1gc]

Andrew I stand in awe of your “heart-to-heart” videos! Your Ukraine video, this video, etc. I absolutely love it! As always your approach to design is impeccable! Period!

[@IAmKatrinaRoth]

Andrew! I so appreciate you and THIS video was very necessary. Everything you shared on a personal level resonates right into the depths of my soul! I find myself engaging in conversations more frequently with family, friends and even people in passing and many are intrigued as to why I'm choosing to uproot from the U.S. What I'm finding is that as soon as I share my reasons, much similar to yours, almost every single response if that they have a strong desire to do the exact same thing, but they simply don't have the courage to do it, either out of fear or they don't know where to begin. I've find myself recommending your videos quite often and encouraging them to at least get a passport and plan a trip outside the U.S. I think they owe it to themselves to see the world from a new lens, a different perspective than the media narrative and they'll grow as a person. You're right about creating options, especially in the uncertain times we're living in. I'm currently on my journey with my two kids. Our passport appointment is just 12 days away and we're thrilled! Your channel has been so instrumental and incredibly valuable. I can't thank you enough! I pray for the opportunity to work with your firm in the very near future. God bless 🙏🏾 Shalom.

[@SabineWald_NowHere]

"People use it against you". So true. People want to ID you and put a label on you. It is very uncomfortable for the one asking the question and one responding. Maybe they should ask themselves instead, 'What am I?' Once they find out, that ego trip will stop instantly. Great talk. Thank you.

[@ronnieangeles]

Your identity is not where you are from, is who you decide to be morally, ethically, and spiritually.

[@8d4o0c4]

True enough... but that still does not get a lot of play with immigration officers.

[@mrdavidoac1238]

Yes just like the transgenders

[@user-ih6oe9ny3j]

@@8d4o0c4 😁😁

[@croatianwarmaster7872]

You are delusional

[@AustonHolleman]

Yes

[@abdulsharif6541]

I want a Multiple Citizenship Portfolio. (Definitely more than just dual citizenship)

[@Dis_is_fine]

One of the things I love about Andrew is how he goes out of his way to do everything legally. You know he could have gotten away with keeping his US passport while doing things under the table, but he didn’t want that

[@eileenbrid1]

I can relate to this video; as a first generation American, it is a point of pride, obtaining foreign passport. It is a wonderful thing, obtaining multiple citizenship or passports. Thank you for this.

[@the2012fad]

I was placed with a Military/Mafia/CIA family in Hollywood as a small child. Because I saw the reality of what was running the States, I never felt at home there, never belonged there. I fled the states in 2007 - I saw what was coming and no one cared. Still do not have the cash for multiple passports, but I am trying really hard.

[@philipde]

Been watching this channel for a few months -this is your best video -it hit home Thanks

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

The one big benefit Turkey offers with it's passport is their excellent consular protection as compared with many countries. If your Turkish passport was lost in just about any country that Turkey gives you visa free, visa on arrival, of e-visa access to, it is a safe bet you could walk into a Turkish consulate and obtain assistance getting a replacement passport. The Caricom countries that offer CBI are personally lacking in terms of consular protection, but as member states of the British Commonwealth, the UKs extensive consular protection network offers similar benefits to the Turkish embassies and consulates around the world. Interestingly enough, the UK Commonwealth's extensive network of embassies is often useful for Canadians, Australians, and New Zealand because while the CNA countries of CUNA like the US are quite selective about who they allow to visit or reside in their territories, their embassy networks are no where near as extensive as the US or the leading European powers of the UK, France, or Germany. While it is unlikely anyone would obtain citizenship by naturalization in Singapore or Malaysia, it is good to know that the extensive network or diplomatic missions those nations which do not allow dual citizenship are backstopped by the UK's nearly universal network of diplomatic missions as member states of the British Commonwealth. Like the US, the UK's network of consulates has a few minor gaps in countries that are not likely to be high on anyone's list of places to visit, but there are some gaps, but Turkey has an embassy in most of those countries. A lot of Latin American countries where you may obtain citizenship through naturalization fairly quickly have good consular protection, but not as extensive as Turkey or the British Commonwealth provides, nor as good as the US consular protection coverage generally although the US leaves something to be desired in a few places you might suspect, but they are countries where travel on an American passport would likely be a poor decision. Citizenship in an EU country typically provides not only an excellent travel document, but also consular protection not only from your country of citizenship, but also every other EU country in the event your home country does not have a consulate in a particular country. This means that France or Germany will likely be able to provide assistance if your home country cannot. I believe the consular protection considerations are something people should consider when obtaining a second citizenship, but also, something to consider when planning to obtain a portfolio of passports.

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

@Jessy J I think you are confusing a US policy with a policy of all countries. Malta for example says it will take 4 days at a minimum to process a request at a consulate or embassy to replace a lost or stolen passport while traveling abroad and even then you will need to present ID to prove your identity for a re-issue.

[@robertmartin8762]

You might want to run a series for people who don't have the resources of your Wealthy already audience. For regular folk that want better advice than banks and their pets Fund Mgrs offer. You'd find a hell of alot more people wanting better outcomes. Just an observation. Thanks just the same

[@boothwodensen4897]

Just amazing, an amazing video. I am speechless. This touched my heart. Thank you.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Happy to hear that. Thank you.

[@DiegoCore]

Uruguay citizenship is great one to have guys . Great tax benefits and countries access.

[@mohamedantar9492]

The idea of having one passport and living in different countries is very popular in Africa. Checkout ECOWAS and COMESA too

[@thenigerianfile]

Yes. I love my ECOWAS passport.

[@Just4Kixs]

I'm about to get my 3rd passport, and looking for my next one now.

[@buzzlamicjihad]

If you are from PH you can get a Spanish passport in only 2 years of residence

[@Just4Kixs]

@@buzzlamicjihad I've looked into that many times but I'll need a job in Spain for that. Know anyone hiring though? 😑

[@buzzlamicjihad]

@@Just4Kixs THey have a digital nomad visa coming in summer, you can get residence like this.

[@Just4Kixs]

@@buzzlamicjihad I've looked into that too. Problem is, I don't have a job or skill that I can do remote work.

[@muslimcosmetics]

I subscribed to you because my dream was to have another citizenship, and now I end up with the Goal to become MULTI national citizen

[@laurayale369]

Thanks for being so open. I feel much the same as you. I loved the US I was born in. It is no longer the Constitutional country I loved.

[@technicalamanullah9554]

I was born in India, my grandparents came here from Turkey as pow of the first world war. I love Turkey and I don't fit in Indian culture. Growing up I tried everything I could to convince people that I love India but it never worked for them I am an outsider and they'll always see me as an outsider. That's the reason I am looking forward for Turkish citizenship. Your videos are amazing and extremely beneficial, keep up the work 👍🏼

[@Snail_Slowly_Moves]

amazing content as always

[@jameswiebe9211]

I appreciate you mentioning that you never felt like you belonged in the US. Obviously this isn't a contest and I am in no way trying to undermine your feelings in any regard, but I along with many other Canadians feel the same way. Canada has always lived in either the shadow of England or the US, and never had an identity of its own to be proud of. I definitely want to diversify my portfolio, and see the world and find out if there is a home for me someone else.

[@soulbasedliving]

I love Japan. I would like to be a resident there one day. No matter how difficult. My love for the culture will make it worth it

[@Heyemeyohsts]

While flights are very affordable now, the hotels and Airbnb’s cost a fortune if you want to stay somewhere for a while

[@vg7226]

Living in Indonesia for a year now. You can rent room with little kitchen and swimming pool in area 15min walk to the beach, all cafes and other things for US$150 a month. If you wanna private villa it will set you back 600 a month upwarnds

[@Prankles369]

I think the question should be is not why, but why not?

[@sparkypvp2167]

I was born in America and why would I want to leave. although a country in Europe seems nice, but the grass is greener on the other side right. The option is nice 👍

[@andriiyeromenkov6337]

Andrew, could you please talk about technical aspects of traveling having multiple passports?

[@guytellitstrait4504]

Great video!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks.

[@ChristineRempel]

its true having 2 passport from canada and phils due to uncertain times I have access to leave where there is guantee of safe and less tax and stress and now I am working on my 3rd passport u only feel blessed when there is war and fivil unrest u know you have back up place to refuge

[@toddhayes3506]

Great Job 👍respect from Detroit 🇺🇸

[@thenigerianfile]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@michaelbaker5501]

How many passports do you have and what countries are they?

[@andrewhenley2161]

He has said in there past he won't disclose all of them. personal privacy

[@michaelbaker5501]

@@andrewhenley2161 Oh, thank you

[@andrewhenley2161]

@@michaelbaker5501 watch enough of his videos and you can figure out some of what he has, but some wouldn’t be advisable for the average person. He has the advantage of the reason of being a legitimate consultant for this for having so many.

[@antonallen8972]

I was born in Russia and am a dual citizen between Russia and the United States, because one of my parents is American. Definitely have gotten a “side-eye” before, whenever I’ve honestly said, “yes, I was born in Russia”, and have had to clarify that I am an anti-Putin Russian. Got used to it by this point, although it definitely would be a nicer feeling to say “I’m from ”, and get responses like, “oh! That’s a cool country? What’s it like? I’ve always wanted to visit 😊”

[@tommyd3813]

Do you live in Brighton Beach?

[@ik1408]

90 percent of Americans are Russophobes. Your opinion on the political regime in Russia does not matter to them. They hate you anyway.

[@TheLahoza]

Thanks for the very insightful videos, would be great if you could shed some light on Chile and Argentina and look at them in comparison to neighboring countries.

[@terrybaikie2181]

@@mariadavis3797 that seems to be they way in many south american countries. They dont stray far from re-electing socialists.

[@krotsin]

I wish I had multiple passports like Andrew has

[@erniesulovic4734]

Altho born in Australia, I have never felt at home here. The 1st time I went to Serbia (i still call it Yugoslavia), I felt right at home, so much so, I was introduced to a woman who is becoming my wife when I move there. I, by blood, am also half german and have zero like for Germany, or pull towards the people or the country. Yes, there are things I will have to adapt to once I get there yet that is everywhere. Just how they open and close windows in cars is anti-clockwise when I am used to doing it in a clockwise direction lol.......little things like that. And once I am there I will look into expanding my passport base 🙂

[@erniesulovic4734]

@NostaIgia We'll have to catch up once i move as I will be moving to Nis :-)

[@erniesulovic4734]

@NostaIgia I am so jealous hehehe I have recently completed my online business being set up after 18-24 months and am now ready to start marketing. This will pay for my move..... :-)

[@ik1408]

You cannot expand your passport base in Serbia. Serbia does not allow dual citizenship.

[@JonasThente-ji5xx]

You are so good, very inspiring. I want to leave my country too

[@nomadcapitalist]

Go for it!

[@frankmiller5197]

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your videos. My wife and I are retired teacher's. I think that having a second passport that gives us access to Africa is important. We know that we can get a retirement visa in certain African countries, want to know which second passport that gives us the best opportunity to move there...We need affordable options. Thank you for your help..

[@frankmiller5197]

@Pat Risberg Thank you for your help. I think the idea of having a second passport that gives us access to Africa is because USA may make hard to leave. We are not giving up our citizenship, but want to be able to leave to travel to Africa without restrictions. We have taught children in Tanzania on short term, but would like to stay for extended period or never return.. Thank you for your help.

[@angelicprincessbaby]

Yes, but how to get it. There are also pros and cons with this

[@Grace17893]

God bless you bro

[@zhvonte]

The value of foreign currencies often concerns me, despite the accelerated decline of the US Dollar. The same tech job in the US paying me six figures goes a lot further in places like Mexico than having a tech ob in Mexico and getting paid in peso. The lure of lower taxes in a foreign country isn;t enough if their currency is too weak. Thoughts?

[@snterp]

True.

[@morisnakus6108]

Tell more about gaining diplomatic passport. Which countries are the easiest ones at the moment?

[@dwalker6868]

Thank you

[@uzizuri]

7:59 this hit home.

[@anandat7597]

Do you have a turkey citizenship? Is it detrimental if you want another tier1 passport?

[@jolly7728]

The idea is excellent, but the most powerful countries could halt civilian travel in a worldwide crisis, regardless of the passport brands one may possess. Still, no harm in having lots of options.

[@terrybaikie2181]

Imagine what white South Africans feel about not belonging, when they are discriminated and legislated against continually? Nice honest post Andrew. Hope more people take action for their own lives.

[@yourbiologicaldaddy9784]

lol

[@owenmccord5078]

The people who were the beneficiaries of apartheid? Boo F’ing Hoo

[@magguzman4204]

I will soon be getting a passport by descent. Can you please make a video on how you use your different passports. How do you choose which one to use. Are you allowed to use one when entering a country and using another when leaving. I might be wrong, but i thought you needed to use the same passport coming in and going out of a country.

[@magguzman4204]

@@mariadavis3797 Thank you, this is why I'm so confused as to how to use multiple passports. At some point i would like to get a third one. It would be informative to hear how the nomad capitalist does it.

[@anandat7597]

Excellent idea for a video!

[@BetterYet]

@@mariadavis3797 yup... we always fly as Canadians. We only show our EU passports upon arrival in EU. We show the passport control the EU passports and the Airlines only see the Canadian passport. That way US transits are easy.

[@ahmedslytherin6860]

Hey Andrew, really enjoyed your video! Just a quick question do you think Caribbean Passport will lose Schengen / UK visa free access any time soon or in the future? I am planning on applying for Caribbean citizenship but have seen videos saying that they will lose visa free access like Vanuatu, hope you can answer my question appreciate it 🌹

[@rivenoak]

for the record: Vanuatu was given some months notice already and their visa free access is gone for sure.

[@AKSmith15]

I doubt UK will be a problem due to historic ties, EU depends. I doubt though at least for now.

[@darktealglasses]

I'm seeking a 2nd passport as well but to one of those countries you don't recommend to westerners

[@FallacyAsPraxis]

Andrew, gonna go off topic and be vain for 2 seconds. Where do you buy your clothes? I’m seriously loving on that jacket. To come back on topic, Asia is where it’s at. The Caribbean is also a good choice, because of Caricom if you have citizenship in one Caribbean country you can move to other Caribbean countries to invest and live. The USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Western Europe…all in decline now with a resurgence of socialism. If you are a person of wealth these are not places where you want to be right now.

[@nomadcapitalist]

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[@YousifNur]

I want to apply for an Ethiopian passport as my dad was born in a town that formerly belonged to them but is now part of Eritrea as they gained independence in 1991. Do you know if an Ethiopian citizenship would be beneficial as a second passport, assuming I'm eligible for one?

[@AKSmith15]

Beneficial or not you should always take it. Like Andrew says by default for first citizenship take whichever you can - which is usually by descent. Countries in Africa usually don't allow dual citizenship, though some countries have started to relax.

[@YousifNur]

@@AKSmith15 Upon doing my research further, Ethiopia doesn't allow dual citizenship. So back to the drawing board, it is.

[@cece3194]

Hi Nomad! Can you tell me if you think United Kingdom is going to be a safer place for retirees in the coming years? I have a dual citizenship is why I ask. Also, do you know if they require CV vax? Thank you. (Sorry, safer than USA)

[@brostoevsky22]

I share your sentiment, but unfortunately I only have a US passport. I've been living in Russia since 2014 and worked hard over the last 11 years to learn Russian to complete fluency. Seeing this mess and its unintended consequences is a heart breaker. The fact that the west is "canceling" my beloved Dostoevsky (whom I read in Russian) is truly awful. Watching Russia slowly become a pariah state is a real bummer. I'm still grateful to the people of Russia who have treated me as one of their own and the Ministry of Education who gave me a full-tuition scholarship for master's degree, which I'm using for a career change.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for sharing your experience, Mr. Davis.

[@HeritageCast]

Pariah state is the wrong term. They are countering US Israeli Hegemony. Now Russia has to be prove itself and deport the Oligarchs and give all the stolen funds to the people. And then start deporting banksters. If they do that and not only provide stability in their area of influence. But start shutting down the US Israeli empire thats something to be proud of ... I love this assumption that the Russian revolution never happened and that Harry Dexter White dint traffic all these Israeli Oligarchs in America its hilarious. And Russians know the Bolsheviks are in America... Its not a surprise when they hear the same last names that committed the Holodomor... Even more funny is all these "Russian" youtubers funded by Nato trash talking the country like its so bad. Ok they have their problems but Criminals like Jayland Walker wouldnt be celebrated for shooting at cops. And Ethan Limings killers would not be waking free... Russians are about to go through a renaissance after it bleeds off the people who arent dedicated to its people.. Its pretty straight forward the American Israeli empire is over and China, Russia Eurasia is being started... The Pariah state is America Israeli Empire....

[@iiitansx]

bro im 13 and i have French, spanish , portugaise, israeli, german, uzbek and morrocan citizenships (actual passports) 💀

[@roysnabilie8345]

I heard that the EU will banned all countries who are selling passports for investment . They say all these countries who are selling do need a visa if you want to go to Europe . Even Malta is getting a warning again . There will be NO visa free travel anymore for countries who are selling.

[@rivenoak]

unless EU wants to cancel Malta's membership they cannot do much about present naturalizations. if you are maltese already you will benefit as if you were always a citizen.

[@MILE011]

Glad to see you're in Belgrade this frequently!

[@nomadcapitalist]

We're not in Belgrade now, but thanks for watching!

[@sherifazidin154]

My dad if a Belgian I am a Ghanaian I don’t think I can get a Belgian citizenship since they have weird rules and restrictions

[@hiroramirez3383]

i never considerate that posibility, i shall start cheeking stuff to invest in mexico because i am native from it.

[@BillLaBrie]

I first read the title as “multiple chimpanzees.” I was excited for a moment. Obtaining multiple chimpanzees would be far easier for me.

[@salvadorlopez527]

I have two

[@passingcloud01]

any options other than having to buy your way in with over $100k?

[@inexorable009]

Literally living my dream life. As a Nigerian, I will live this lifestyle soon.

[@b.3940]

Just don't use your Nigerian passport outside Nigeria. You will be labeled as a scammer, currency counterfeiter, drugs and human trafficker, and a thief.

[@44444Snow44444]

Andrew, are there any disadvantages to applying for multiple residencies or citizenships at the same time?

[@Thinkthanker]

10:50 most people born in Iran are judged by their country and dream about having UC citizenship

[@Andrey-ox5zm]

Gday mate, You ve hit many emotional strings here..! After travelling to many (50+) countries, and living in 5, I can totally agree with you. Cant let any bastard from any govt manipulate, govern or own and micro- manage me, as they want it with some twisted sense of entitlement. I am Russian and pretty humble guy. I could mix in but never could perfectly melt into the social fabric of Japan, Australia, Usa, etc. Why? May be because l m too independent, too educated, too free thinking, too street smart, whatever.. I have accent and my own independent opinion on many issues, therefore I ll be always gaijin, wog or else here. I love Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia, Serbia, all Slavic cultures, their rich history, food, etc but I hate any Govt., any opression. Is it bad to be free, sovereign citizen?, to decide on my own where to live or go to , where i ll be treated best ?!? Im sure there is only one answer - No, its not bad, its best decision one can make! I stand for more options n choices in life. Cheers

[@darktealglasses]

I'm seeking a 2nd passport as well but to one of those countries you complain about. I'm an Asian and many Asians like me see pros of those countries.

[@Soldknight324]

Passport guarantees your entry… Unless you’re from Australia lol. I’m lucky I have an Irish passport as well (British too but that’s less useful due to the CTA)

[@thelourensfamily8048]

And the Irish gets you into the UK in any case with CTA. UK & EU. Definitely winning with my Irish Passport. I was born in South Africa though.

[@amidal1946]

I respect u

[@pauldaly704]

How many passports do you have A?

[@davidg5629]

Andrew, how is descent measured? By relations or ethnicity or both?

[@whome1629]

Mother or Father.

[@whome1629]

Also Grandparents in some countries.

[@fabriziopasquale7125]

is it possible to have 3 and more citicenships?

[@IgorMgtowandVideoGames]

yes. assuming all the countries you want to be a citizen of are ok with it.

[@victormeidan1062]

Are not 3rd passports illegal ?

[@etrice25]

All fair points except for the point about the identity. While certainly you can move to another country and renounce your citizenship, and have every right to do so, you will always be "from America." Your accent, for example, is a dead giveaway. You can personally identify as whatever you wish, but it doesn't change who you are. Just like a person who has a dysfunctional family can cut ties with them (even change their name) they never stop being from that family.

[@LisaCulton]

You can eliminate an accent. I live in a German-speaking part of Switzerland and when I'm speaking German (which is most of the time) people never guess that I'm American. I've been asked if I'm from Germany or Austria multiple times.

[@etrice25]

@@LisaCulton ​ That's more of a complement for your German ability rather than a counterpoint. Besides, the "for example" indicates that there are other things that make someone an American, only that I used it as one of the components that clearly marks him as such. Yes, you can neutralize an accent or fake an accent, but it is still one of the many characteristics that makes someone of a place. Humans classify things by their properties (part of the problem with defining things). Man is more than a featherless biped, but is still a featherless biped.

[@LisaCulton]

@@etrice25 Lots of Americans do speak German (and other foreign languages) with a distinct American accent, but I worked on having accent-free German. In general, no matter where I visit or live, people don't label me as American and they are always surprised to find out that I'm a native Texan. In Switzerland, I've gotten asked if I'm from Brazil or South Africa in addition to Germany and Austria. Or, when I was in Egypt, people thought I was Greek and when I was in Greece, they thought I was Egyptian. When I worked in the Caribbean, people assumed that I was a Caribbean native who had been gone a while but returned, faking an American accent. But, I have an ambiguous look working for me and that makes assimilation easy. Honestly, the only giveaway that I'm American is my passport. Your results may vary!

[@Imnothingwithoutgod]

Love ur contents such a brilliant work.... keep it up sir ❤️

[@comedytube4879]

Hi Andrew, I like your videos to be honest I’m blind person, but I understand a lot in the law of different countries about getting citizenship or residency and I want to work with you if I get the offer to work as a call center I speak four languages and I could work online

[@nomadcapitalist]

We would be happy to help you.

[@comedytube4879]

@@nomadcapitalist thank you bro I appreciate that very much

[@philipbuckley759]

not what but how....

[@karimmansour79]

i heard that most of the Caribbean citizenchips would be banned from Europe. is that true?

[@karimmansour79]

@Nomad Capitalist crook

[@whome1629]

False

[@mikehlt]

My parents were born in Hong Kong and they gave birth to me in Canada so I’m Canadian citizen by birth and British Dependent Territories citizen by descent. Prior to 1997 handover I registered as British National Overseas to keep my British passport afterwards, alongside I’m able to get Hong Kong passport. Few years ago, my wife who had solely HK passport migrated to Taiwan thru investment, and she got Taiwanese passport after 1 year of residency and thus, I have Taiwanese residence card as well. We are planning to move to the UK within couple of years to get British citizenship for our children. Last but not least, Irish citizenship will be available if we stay 5 years in Ireland as British citizen. Overall, my children will have 5 citizenships, named Canada, UK, Ireland (EU), Taiwan, HongKong. What’s next? Perhaps Latin America 🤣

[@emilyar7992]

Can you do a video for the best passports for women? Some of these countries you promote are great for men, but not so much for women.

[@SamKaiserLittle]

I am such a free spirit, that not only do I believe in multiple citizenship, but multiple vital statistics....oooops, just kidding , did I say that .....hahahaha

[@shaanz2.087]

Is there an email to correspond?? Your website is very tedious & not user friendly

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

Any citizenship process will kill you then 😂😆

[@mister-kstory6668]

When you travel, do you travel with multiple passports on you or just one at a time?

[@nomadcapitalist]

Most, but usually not all.

[@difencrosby]

I usually carry all my passports. Never had a problem

[@shawnmcdonald9070]

You might connect with Russell Brand for an invigorating discussion

[@mnowmanohar2488]

HEY ANDREW Hi, i have a question to ask you if get carribean citizenship by investment and can i claim the colombian citizenship in a one year by living there. is it possible ?? and how please reply to this

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

When countries offer expedited citizenship to citizens of certain countries the general rule is that it is only offered for citizens by birth in or descent of that country, see Spain re birth in Latin America, but also, yes, according to the research I have done, Colombia and the Caribbean as well. I will say, there are plenty of good search engines to help find answers to these questions and many countries make their laws available online.

[@mnowmanohar2488]

@@jeremyleonbarlow thank you this will help a lot

[@thelourensfamily8048]

I have two citizenships (as do my children) - one in Africa and one in the EU. This makes me think I should go for a third 🤪

[@DutchfromZA]

Some legacy brand countries have covid concentration camps for dissidents

[@willdii-s3e]

why? travel, cost of living and spread of risks! never put all eggs in one basket!

[@abbexinc6637]

Columbia is a safe stable place? LOL

[@tuhinmazharulislam1158]

I envy you, roll model

[@gegebubsjnsu6505]

True

[@Ivan-fs7go]

are you trying to defend yourself from the money slavery?

[@kaidrewry552]

You're talking about citizenship like it's stocks you can buy. Doesn't work like that

[@ghengiskhan340]

Does for some lil bro

[@nadinehope230]

Can you talk about what happens if you have a baby in a different country. Should you go back to your home country to have the baby?

[@Pressplay_Media_EU]

Is it even legal to have this many passports? One might think you've gone immigration-mad 🤪 This would be pretty awesome though, to be able

[@scienceandartclub]

I can only have 1 because my country won't let dual citizenship. So if I get one I will have to reanounce my Singaporian passport. Well I am blessed to own one and be a citizen by birth.

[@lordangelspirit]

Which country are blacks treated best

[@howsyamotha7252]

The US by far

[@tydedv7680]

Wait, so (not counting residencies) how many citizenships do you hold and which ones? I don't think I caught that.

[@nomadcapitalist]

We talked about this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4bMYmhjh7Rlapo

[@tydedv7680]

@@nomadcapitalist Sweet, thank you!

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

@@nomadcapitalist Do you have a passport with visa free access to the USA or do you need to apply for a tourist visa before coming here?

[@xbox360rook]

Here after Andrew Tate Passport short!

[@lupeavalos9342]

Not many are rich as you . Period . I have the Jordanian citizenship and the American passport

[@emmanuelfiolakis9297]

Is your accent English? It's a shame you don't have the right for a second passport! The US is more sophisticated than you think!

[@United_Wings]

🤔🤔

[@aqoonqaate8109]

Only sigma males understand the importance Of freedom ✊🏿