How about Belgium. How can a nearly retired age person get citizenship without having worked 400 months or whatever their requirement is? Especially without investment money.
HEY ANDREW, what are some countries who have citizenship by marriage possibilities? im guessing most of us here dont have a 1/4 mill + usd to buy a passport. Im already divorced and old enough for early retirement and able to move anywhere, especially anywhere that has large industrial projects and needs construction workers or engineers
I would take French permanent residency in a flash. I can speak French although not fluently, but enough to get by. As a previous comment mentioned, they have good relations with the US Social Security system. Another option I like is Portugal. They have plans similar to the "golden visa" which was changed for seniors this year. But It is on my list, the city of Porto especially or at least near there. Spain is also a good place I think from what I've read in various articles. Prices have increased in many areas of all countries, but then that's happening in the US as well. Many major cities are experiencing significant short supplies of affordable housing. Here in STL, you just have to watch out for the school districts as there are some with very low rankings with no sign of improvement. My thanks to Andrew for a great Youtube program.
Turkey?? Whenever I think of Turkey the first thing that comes to mind is Midnight Express, and I think, “When push comes to shove, will there be a big gnarley hook on the wall behind the sadistic guard?” I wouldn’t trust a Turk for all the hooch in all the hookahs in Istanbul.
I’ve been thinking about it for years. When I was eight years old I remember thinking how convenient it would be. If I ever get enough money I will reach to you to get that chance for my hole family.😊
Im hoping to apply for citizenship in turkey, but my parents are dependent on me. so through my citizenship can i apply for family residency permit and if so will i have any issues as in whats the the success rate.
THOSE COUNTRIES SUCKS YOU DONT KNOW THE WORTH OF US 😮THATS A SHAME
What would drive someone to go for an D, E, or F tier passport?
i.e. means „that is“, not „for example“ (e.g.)
How about Belgium. How can a nearly retired age person get citizenship without having worked 400 months or whatever their requirement is? Especially without investment money.
HEY ANDREW, what are some countries who have citizenship by marriage possibilities? im guessing most of us here dont have a 1/4 mill + usd to buy a passport.
Im already divorced and old enough for early retirement and able to move anywhere, especially anywhere that has large industrial projects and needs construction workers or engineers
I would take French permanent residency in a flash. I can speak French although not fluently, but enough to get by. As a previous comment mentioned, they have good relations with the US Social Security system. Another option I like is Portugal. They have plans similar to the "golden visa" which was changed for seniors this year. But It is on my list, the city of Porto especially or at least near there. Spain is also a good place I think from what I've read in various articles. Prices have increased in many areas of all countries, but then that's happening in the US as well. Many major cities are experiencing significant short supplies of affordable housing. Here in STL, you just have to watch out for the school districts as there are some with very low rankings with no sign of improvement. My thanks to Andrew for a great Youtube program.
France taxes aren't that high compared to more northern European countries.
When freezing over try moving to Mexico😁
The worst citizenship and passport is South African. We can’t go to any 1st world country with out a visa. Sad😢
Turkey?? Whenever I think of Turkey the first thing that comes to mind is Midnight Express, and I think, “When push comes to shove, will there be a big gnarley hook on the wall behind the sadistic guard?” I wouldn’t trust a Turk for all the hooch in all the hookahs in Istanbul.
I’ve been thinking about it for years. When I was eight years old I remember thinking how convenient it would be. If I ever get enough money I will reach to you to get that chance for my hole family.😊
From what I've heard, Panamanian citizenship is almost never granted.
Turkish passport is one of the least valuable. Very restricted travel options
Lovely painting in that apartment at 5.34. Who was the artist?
How do you sell a 0% bond???
dark web, can get whatever country passport you want…obviously not for free but neither is 'investing'
Im hoping to apply for citizenship in turkey, but my parents are dependent on me. so through my citizenship can i apply for family residency permit and if so will i have any issues as in whats the the success rate.
Thanks 👍💐
Are these pay in full or through consistent long term payments?
Excellent!
you forgot to tell that all that only works if you come from a 1st world country.