​@Noel Gjoni will advice you seek the help of a pro-broker out there who can coach you and help you manage your account.

Started my trade in Crypto as a newbie, with Zero knowledge of what i am doing but meeting Mrs Jeffrey Kathryn has been Amazing and a blessing to me

invested in stock but it seems crypto is more beneficial.

Honestly, am surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimony last week in CNBC news.

I'm interested can someone help with her info 🙏

let me enlighten you, you would get no citizenship, does it make sense now?

Liberland is cheap so😂

100% FALSE, not at all. Except for maybe the 100k or 150k options which can be gotten by just a simple home refinance or something similar, all those prices are nearly impossible for the average person to reach. If this video is meant for seriously wealthy people thats a different story, but he did not specify that nor should that be the specified goal. Those are very VERY high prices for the average working person just trying to do some traveling or small business person.

Under 30% I imagine based on what I saw in the some places

ALL goes in the pockets of scum!

This is a very powerful question. Maybe the head politicians are the ones considered to be "nationally developing". lol

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I subscribed for a few trading courses but it didn't help much, been getting suggestions to use a proper financial advisor, how did you go about touching base with your adviser

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wow, that's stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio.

I've actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I've been seeing in the market hasn't been so encouraging. who's the person guiding you?

Wow that's awesome 😊

Everyone needs more than their salary to be financial stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly, because money left for saving always end up used with no returns.

@@oliviagreg5298 cryptocurrency investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.

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@Paul W.A nice opinion Paul, but statistically most don't appear to agree with you. Over the past 20 years, Chinese nationals have invested more money in Australia collectively than any other nation. Although that said, they don't even rate in total investment. That goes to the US, where investments are significantly more than China could even consider. In terms of immigration, Australia cities not only rate among the most favoured among normal citizens of countries such as the US and China, but Australian cities collectively are the base for the wealthiest citizens of the world. But the most interesting statistic that pertains mainly to Americans is this.... Americans don't tend to emigrate, and the US has a large population, so this single phrase should be expected. In every case except one, more citizens from a country have immigrated into the US than Americans have emigrated to that country. So for example, more Italians have immigrated into the US than Americans emigrated to Italy. Likewise more French have immigrated into the US than Americans emigrated to France. The only single country the reverse is true is Australia. More Americans have have immigrated into Australia, than Australians emigrated to USA. Ironically here, the US offers a unique visa to Australians called the E3 that offers the fastest and largest quota for work than available to any other country. It's sort of a safe bet. Because generally Australians have no issue working in the US, but generally they tend to go back. Somehow I think you might be one of the few with your opinion Paul.

​@Paul W.A lol! Nice one. The only other statistic that shows investment was worthwhile is the fact that Australia still holds the record for longest economic expansion for any advanced economy in history (the US economy was experiencing 3 recessions in a time when Australia experienced none of them). But aside from statistics, my own opinion is that there is something innocent and old school about Australian cities, particularly when compared to other new world cities like in the US. I've been to every Australian state capital as well as around 25 US cities in 20 odd states. Cities like Sydney and Melbourne have the large city feel of cities such as San Francisco but generally quality of life is significantly better, safer, cleaner air, better healthcare and public transport. Brisbane is an interesting choice. I'd say that Brisbane has matured significantly over the past 20 years. It used to lack the diversity and unlike Sydney and Melbourne, is not a global city. Hopefully the future Olympic Games will help cement it's future just as it has done to all other Olympic cities (the one thing people forget is that although it's a costly event to hold, it's proven to provide up to 20 years of economic benefit after the event in terms of tourism and trade).

@@inodesnet Australia was once a great country having massive wealth in the ground and a spare population. However, since covid the country has changed becoming an extension of China. All the assets of the people have been given sold or leased to other countries to the point that the Australian government has sold the future of the people. Most Australians have not realised their cupboard is bear with a national debt per head of population significantly higher than America. Australia has a high population of Chinese and it is rumoured that several police stations are owned and controlled by the CCP of China. Australia a once great nation is looking at becoming a 3rd world country in the not too distant future. Melbourne was the most locked down place in the world with lockdown of 2 years. That destroyed thousands of small businesses. Those who protested in melbourne were met with an unprecedented force as police opened fire on unarmed people and military tanks going through the heart of Melbourne. Australia is a lawless dictatorship.

@@dgravenall Actually, according to multi-billionaire Ray Dalio who literally wrote the book on the issue, the US is by far the most indebted & bankrupt nation in the world, with a govt debt of $5.5 million per private sector worker including the massive "off balance sheet" debt. Most of that is for unfunded pensions & medicare and the massive war machine that was all put on the tab and is currently losing the proxy war in Ukraine to Russia, after having lost proxy wars recently in Afghanistan Syria that cost $6.4-trillion all on the "credit card" off-balance sheet, LOL. The US is collapsing and it will end in tears, with 100% certainty.

@@inodesnet Australia's prosperity was entirely attributable to having China as a customer. Morrison destroyed that. Australia will suffer and collapse in insolvency just like the US. Read the Dalio book, who knows a thing or two about it, being the self-made multi-billionaire investor and founder of the world's most successful hedge fund too. He is betting big on China winning and US losing. Read the book and especially the history therein.

I was just viewing the video and surprised this one was missed. I have been looking at Vanuatu myself. There are other options in the US too. Also, I don't think Montenegro will be joining the EU soon so I wouldn't invest there now on those hopes.

@@wendif634 I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship and passport, the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?

And what about the Fiji Isles in the south Pacific?

​@@duraa161 lol 😂

​@@duraa161i can offer you a solution. Are you looking to get another citizenship or passport or would like to settle your current issue

I agree with him.

why ?? USA is the best country in the world

@@mubashirali6916 Quit believing the hype. The US is one of the worst countries on earth, if not the worse. It is where Satan lives.

@@mubashirali6916 it's definitely not

​@@mubashirali6916definitely not but live is better there if you own a house

It's the classic time or money scenario, many people don't have the time.

That’s awesome! What country?

@@chasg8183 i'm guessing barbados?

Actually if you prefer CBI, you spend zero money on Citizenship. The only thing that you invest in is real estate. There is a reason why it's called Citizenship by Investment not Citizenship on Sale.

How much did they ask fur?

Only around 200-400k usd for most Caribbean counties. And several of them you can buy real estate and sell it later so ur really not paying, besides some fees. But yea, u probably need a net worth of at least 750k if u want to do this.

@@noahwiggs9380 I think you mean you need liquid cash of at least $750k. My net worth is is over $1 million, but I cannot do any of this comfortably.

sure you are😅

I think a lot of countries give passports if you know the language and you can prove you got ties with someone there. I got Romanian identity card as I was born there, but I'm Hungarian and it was an expedited, and simplified scheme to get the passport from Hungary, for people who do speak the language, it needed a few proofs of ancestors being Hungarian, but once you got someone in the family with the pass, it became much easier for the rest. Now I'm not suggesting that you do somethin illegal, but probably there are some workarounds when you can claim that a grandpa was from there, and then it's possible. Not sure on the language requirement, but probably anyone who speaks spanish, french or italian could learn it quite fast.

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@Based Boi Everything in Australia is trying to kill you. Snakes, spiders, sharks, other sea life, duck billed platypus, kangaroos, Russel Crowe...

I know Canada and US did in the past but don't know now.

I'm Australian. Don't come here. It's Naziland. Go anywhere but here.

@@MadelineRose888 How so?

@@MadelineRose888 I'm in the US and they are getting bad here too. 😞

It’s not a guarantee, CBI is. Also Canada is ridiculously overhyped.

​@@femiairboy94exactly

The government has listings of specific properties and location on where to buy property. You are not at liberty to choose any property you want.

@@OJxiii That sounds really stupid. Why would anyone not be able to choose the property they want and instead have to choose one from a list somewhere? Are you sure about that? Because that makes no sense.

@@MasterKenfucius i have done an extensive research about it… I checked out Spain and Portugal. That’s how it was outlined.

@@OJxiii Hi James, is it as easy as it sounds? All you need is the money? Or do you have to pass tests, interviews and submit a ton of paperwork like everywhere else? What other paperwork would you need other then the basics? (Basics: ID, Passport, Marriage license, fingerprints, background check?) Thank you for your feedback. Looking to expat/relocate, thank you.

@@CHRISTINA-dl6kg in most cases it’s all you have listed… The basics. But it all depends on the country you want to relocate too. For them all they are looking for is people to invest in their countries as a development scheme. Where are you considering to relocate to?

Do you have the link for it?

I don't, but you can call the Consulate or Embassy.

where can I read about the cbi program of pakistan? egypt is also great investment in booming real estate sector. they will build a new city on the opposite side of cairo.

Sorry but do you really want the citizenship of Egypt and Pakistan.

@@wigglyk2796 They are options also at this point I'd take egypt over vanuatu.

Pakistan India will take Pakistan within some decades so you can ultimately become a Indian citizen 😎

Noone would want to live in pakistan and egypt or need their passports. That's why noone considers those ones :)

Well why bother with Montenegro? That's not diversifying

Montenegro.... mmmmm...

Bosnia and Hercegovina , two or more citizenship no problem

Why is it amazing? Zanzibar is I heard!

Love Mauritius been there. Hope to visit again next year

Could you please tell me about the easy process for getting a US passport?

PT doesn't grant outright citizenship by donation, but rather a residence permit only.

@@jamesrussell3272 I sold a plot of land and my car for the purpose of obtaining a Vanuatu passport through investment. Five months after I obtained the Vanuatu citizenship and passport, the European Commission imposed a ban on Vanuatu citizens from entering the European Union, so what is the solution?

Great idea !!! Thank you

Central America would be your best option, financially speaking.

this is cheapest best, that's why.

I see them increasing the price soon

with increasing price, they can't compete with antigua,St kitts & grenada

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No way I'd pay 1 million for a Jordanian citizenship, it's useless

Medician. is a. key factor fo Iiving in foreign country

@none none I spent 11 yrs in southeast Asia so I'm well aware of all that. As well as the risks of subpar medical care.

Huh? Why, I live in the Dominican republic...I never even bothered to get a res permit. I go back to the state two or three time a year.

@robertbenning6982 having to return to the US library that defeats the ourpose of living there as well as retirement. I don't want to be traveling that much unless I want to when I'm 70+.

Tell me when you find out!

LOL! The million dollar question!

It's very expensive. And it has recently been suspended because it was abused by some Chinese

His first Language is not English so he says the names with an Accent.

I know right? Fuk 😅

Yes 😍

It only works if you have loads of money left over and/or the ability to generate income. And if you want to keep earning you need to take the new tax laws into account.

You can not earn money in carribean countries, you have to be already rich

@@Iamalemonwhytechnically you can, you’re already a citizen. Especially if you go the real estate route. The thing is the people who get these passports are so wealthy that they don’t need to bother lol

@@femiairboy94 I mean technically you can but most carribean countries don't have large sum of money to satisfy the investors hunger. Mostly millionaires buy golden visa and millionaires want to earn atleast half a million a year. Most carribean countries don't have that capability to generate that much income for an individual If a millionaire is satisfied with 20k or 30k us dollars per year then yes he can earn money there

If you need do let me know mate.

Suspicious

Malta is overrated

I'm turkish and watching this video because I need better passport

Buy property in Turkey

What countries are you considering?

Right?!

If u donate you have to consider it as your passport cost.

@@Nazmulkamal123 imagine for an island that can perish over one of the hurricanes 😅😅😅

@@mimilarc8625 the hotel I stayed in in Vanuatu survived 300km per/h winds in cyclone Pam. Just don’t build your house out of coconut 🌴 fronds and you’ll be ok.

It's a very dodgy market you need to know well or you'll get scammed and may not even get the passport if the valuation is not legit. I don't know any of these top countries from this video although I do know other countries in the Caribbean from sailing. I wonder how bad the market is there solely on the passport programme. Another problem is that I don't think they'll give you the passport until you've held the house for the required number of years, which means you need a long time to get the passport that way.

😂😂😂😂

wow, u are rich

Montenegro

One of the carribean programs would be the easiest/best imo, depends on what you want. Pretty much all you can add your children (under 18/21) for a nominal fee and the process for the entire family is

The whole point is that you can get these passports without living in these countries.

Same here 😂

He said he is Puerto Rican so he already has U.S. passport so why he invested for having new passport?

😂😂😂

This from a puerto rican with a US passport. Amazing spin huh?

@@lazarbrahim6249 😂😂😂

What do you mean by that ?

@user-dh7gw9js5l Can you please tell me the name of the software? thank you.

How did you get that?

Your lucky...my Indian passport let's me only in 60 countries visa-free/visa on arrival access

What about Sardinia?

even if they did they wouldn't sell for 200k but somewhere around million with more complications like showing your investment plans like Australia.

No mate its a shithole

NZ is a communist state. China owns them and Jacinda Adern is a dictator. New Zealand is going down the tubes.

they want to keep people out. they also don't want their country overrun with wealthy people trying to throw their influence around.

Well, they may not like you very much.

They seem pretty similar, unless you are interested in some particular kind of real estate

Antigua seems to have the fewest heavy criminality, other carribean islands are world wide high ranking in murder.

@@WolfF2022 Where did you get that information from,Do your research properly because there are more crimes committed in Antigua than in Dominica.

@@andyjames9153 I found an article at Wikipedia about killing rates world wide, maybe the data is not actual. Beside criminality as far as I heared you have to come to Antigua at least five days in five years, so other carribean islands does not demand this.