I think that's what all countries are doing it for. What else is there?

@@ZONEPRESSLLC well u do have investment by real estate which it looks like Vanuatu 🇻🇺 is trying something different since out of all investment citizenship programs they have rolled out so far doesn’t include real estate🤔

that's like the entire reasoning behind a citizenship by investment. what else would they do it for?

He's clear about how much money you need for him to work for you.

@@ZONEPRESSLLC yes, and that s not for the average person. I totally understand though

Same here. But I do follow the channel because this is interesting. I hold a B.A. in Foreign Affairs and another one in Anthropology. Learning about this is also understanding important dynamics in the international system and how that affects the lives of people.

I did not realize they were basically zero tax That’s interesting

If you do business in Oceania its a perfect passport to have as it allows you to transit Australia without a visa - only AU & NZ passports can negate the need for this.

All the islands did that because of the pressure they get from US and China.

Avoid countries who went hard on the Convid clot shot show.

How bad was it, Covid ID asked in every place on the island?

Yep! Stay clear of those convid mutts..

Thanks for this.. it’s so important to keep receipts on stuff like this

What did you conclude?

@@Ggdivhjkjl It was very acceptable terms including second citizenship for the principals, but maybe looking back now, we were better off not pursuing.

Hasn’t Vanuatu been absorbed by china?? Btw its a long way to have to go to check up if it goes pear shaped

It is still really easy to open a personal/company bank account. Even more if you become a Ni-Van (Vanuatu Citizen)

Thank you.

Haha me too.. i have a sailboat so it is very attractive hahaha

@@AfterDeath1986 Likewise, I'll be cruising the Pacific under sail full time and I don't much care if I ever go to England or Europe again. I've never been to Vanuatu but have heard good things from cruisers who have in recent years. It might prove to be a wonderful homeport in the Pacific. There is of course lots of homework to do before making that decision. However a final divorce from DC is certain unless there is a durable reversal in the current trend soon, which strikes me as unlikely...sadly.

​@@pnwcruiser aye boss I cruise the PNW Canada side. Have heard a lot of good about Vanuatu from expat groups I'm in.. for sailors it is definetly significantly more attractive.

@@AfterDeath1986 Bluewater sailors enjoy unique opportunities in this regard, no doubt. Definitely nomadic.

He says in the majority of his videos that "his company helps 7/8 figure individuals". Which means, his Clientele has lots of money. They can afford to have local help on the ground for a small price, to do such tasks. I'm sure it's no big deal for them.

Thanks for watching!

Um...that's the commie briben regime trying to extort money from taxpayers. The Supreme Court is just waiting to block it. No video is needed.

There is a dedicated government team in Brussels dealing with the EU situation. We hope to see results in a near future.

well you should only get citizenships of countries you actually want to live in...

Thank you!

12 months?! I don't think that is remotely accurate.

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Even Mr Tesla left Serbia!!

​@joinjen3854 Come on... that was a long time ago. I guess with today's realities he would think twice before doing such a stupid thing (I mean leaving Serbia to the US, UK... etc) 😉

Serbia is unstable and can go to war with its neighbours anytime. If you want a citizenship that makes you called on the frontline, it could be a good idea...

United States. No law there

Have to check with the country you’re wanting to get a citizenship. Some of the Caribbean CBIs don’t care about certain felonies. Andrew has an old video about a client who thought he was screwed when he had to tell people he was a felon, and then when the guy in the citizenship office found out it was because he was peeing at night near a park or something the dude just cracked up laughing and said no one there would have a problem with him breaking a law like that.

And volcanoes

Tests haven't been done for many decades... in case anyone is taking it seriously, rather than chuckling.

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These are free-range coconuts, treated very humanely.

@@8d4o0c4 Haha! 👍

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You know the answer....they will continue to decline thanks to their government printing their currency into oblivion and/or destroying their culture through mass migrant influx ( not japan atm)

Beware the cheapies in italy. The fixup needs to be done by locals. To 'standards'. V hard to get work done. There are better value places to buy that dont need fixup. The issue with Immigrants, tht europe an UK is now admitting is the immigrant go straight to benefit land / crime/stabbing etc. Western culture is a real thing and vital to the world. Stop Listening to dried up middle aged women.

@SaltyShaman True but that has always been the case.

Multiculturalism doesn't work

Simply put - the world needs to understand the following: Countries don't want immigration outside the normal limited immigration (spouse, creator of jobs, etc.) that only a few people can obtain. Europe doesn't want to replace their ethnic populations, nor do they want to replace them with incompatible populations that ruin the place. Europe wants locals to have large families. Also, the smaller the population, the lower the taxes can be as there's less of a welfare bill which generally is 60-80% of the annual expenditure of a country. No one "needs" 95% of the immigrants who are overrunning and destroying Europe. Source: A European (me) who's sick of everyone trying to replace the culture and people, and, who's sick of feeling like a foreigner in their own country. Only in recent years have the UN, WHO, WEF & MSF been helping move illegals on an industrial scale and ghettoising Europe and causing crime and rapes on scales never before seen. These illegals are 100% incompatible with Europe and need to all be rounded up and deported back to where they came from. Like Poland says "help them in their country, give the resources, technology, equipment, training and money but DO NOT let them come to Europe!"

They have been using coconut oil to replace diesel for years.

@@steveg6512 Do you seriously believe they can grow enough coconuts on the land mass they have to replace the diesel required to supply power at a grid level? We can't even do that in North America with our agricultural acres dedicated for biodiesel blending. Think again.

@@searlearnold2867 Their climate is exponentially more capable of growing coconuts and their needs are exponentially smaller. Also note that they have a lot of solar so I would say yes they can. Vanuatu's biggest problem is jobs for locals, not infrastructure.

@@searlearnold2867 I think you need to broaden your horizons. Slip outside your insular bubble, just for a minute. There is a big, wide world out here. The answer is yes, and still have plenty left to export.

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That was before 1998. I'm mexican with several citizenship. You'll be fine. Blessings to you.

@@alrent2992 I don't think this applies to Mexicans though - only people who get a second citizenship in Mexico by way of time lived in the country. (For example, direct descendants and marriage citizenships also wouldn't be affected by this law).

@@itsmealex588 Yes, I guess that is my concern. I have permanent residency, which is fine, for now, but I was going to get my MX passport and then I heard about this law and it made me not go forward, because as you say, you just never know.. they could change this at any time, especially now with the huge influx of foreigners... makes you wonder what it might take for them to start enforcing rules like this to clear out some people.

How would they know?

@@MissEAG then it would be wise to use another country to piggy back on. 3rd. Or 4th country. ?

100% He never talks about Italy. Italy is brilliant. In the south though

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Zero capital gains on crypto there friend But BTC isn't Bitcoin you should prepare for the Copa trial

ANY CBI should be considered a "donation" to the country and you shouldn't expect to get any money back. The benefit is the passport, access to live there and be in the tax system and in the case of Vanuatu, the ability to transit Australia without a transit visa - the only people who don't need such a visa are citizens of Vanuatu, Australia and New Zealand.

It is it you have a lot of capital gains in crypto

What effort? Its one of the easiest CBI programs in the world and one of the only places with 0% PIT, CIT, CGT, etc.