@@goodyearspokane the nature of citizenship is that you always have the right to return to your country. As a dual US/UK citizen, I travelled back and forward between Los Angeles and London multiple times in 2020-21, as it suited me. There was never any question that I wouldn't be admitted to either country. Effectively, there is no such thing as Australian citizenship, as it lacks even the most basic rights that should attach to citizenship.
Correction, the Australian passport WAS one of the best in the world. It became worth about as much as a scrap of paper when our government ran roughshod over our constitutional rights and decided to not allow Australian passport holders re-entry to their own country during Covid, nor allow Australians to depart and return. Now if you have family overseas or need to be able to travel reliably, you need another country’s passport.
You might want to have read of the Australian Constitution if you think you have rights as an Australian citizen. TLDR - you have none. The document deals solely with the continuation of the Rum Corps in a modern setting.
@@nomadcapitalist you can still enter on portugal Golden visa. The state lost in court and is forced to accept new applications until the law is fully in force. It is estimated that with at least until the end of May for the law to be fully legislated. See schegen news Portugal golden visa governement backs down new applications will be accepted until end of May. A Portugal residence permit will grant birthright citizenship to any child of a residence permit holder including GV. If you think of having children in the future by entering now into portugal GV you will grant them jus solis EU passport.
Born in Australia 🇦🇺 it's now a failed state if you don't own a house. I'm lucky enough to fully own a dog box in Sydney. My dog box is valued at just over 4 million dollars. However, to buy a nice house in Sydney, I'd need 10 million dollars.
Mark depands of your financial situation and personal preferences like do you like more warm climate and white or mix culture..western countries..etc...For Example i will never go to Africa or Asia or India as i can't stand humid hot climate.I like more remote than big cities...
@@xyzxyz4575 good weather good health care but housing out of control immigration out of control cost of living very expensive red tape house shortage and it gets worse by the day
You'll have Visa free access to Yemen, Iraq and Syria within the year I reckon. Who knows, perhaps there'll be government funded return trips to said countries too
Thank you for this vital information. Likely, I have more than one passport, including an Australian Passport 😀 All my passports give me countless options to travel or live.
I can't believe for once the comment section agreed with me . This country is not what they make it out to be. It's a island prison with a extremely invasive government who give you the illusion of freedom. Extremely aggressive driver's and a failed attempt if Multi culturaliam. And people with such arrogance and pride for a country that is extremely under developed. And the govemnt anti competition laws keep prices high. Sad thing is this country has ( had) so much potential
Yes , unfortunately Australia is run more by cartels than anything else, fair warning tho , Australians are pretty fragile when it comes to any criticism.
I think you'll find that the Aussies that you say have "arrogance and pride in this extremely under developed country" are us older people (I'm early 60s) who are 6th generation (and a father of 4 7th generation Aussies and grandfather of 8th gens) and our ancestors built this country, fought and died in many wars for this country. I'd be interested to know your contribution and your ancestors contribution to this country, or are you one of those that came here after everything was built and sorted, the wars long gone and have zero love or connection to this country, just basically a whining foreigner sucking whatever you can from here?
For Australians where would you recommend for better tax efficiency for HNW family offices? Malaysia looks interesting as Singapore looks out of reach given the huge threshold required for Funds under Management for family offices.
is may be easier and cheaper to get the Cyprus passport for Australian citizens. Cyprus is part of EU and also part of British Commonwealth - along with Australia and Malta. English is 2nd language in Cyprus. Another good option is Greece, another EU member where buying property may be enough for a residency. The negatives are Malta and Cyprus are islands, to get anywhere in Europe you have to fly. Their population is small, so their health system is well behind those of Spain, Italy, France, Portugal and Greece, let alone Germany, UK and Switzerland.
With the high cost of living and the amount of taxes we pay in Australia very few of us could afford a luxury passport like this... it's easier for non Australians who pay less taxes in their countries and save sufficient money to buy a property in Australia than for an Aussie who is left with nothing out of their pay checks to buy a home in Australia.
Actually taxes aren’t that high in Australia compared to peer countries. The killer is the ridiculous real estate prices thanks to decades of greedy rentier capitalism and its political enablers.
It s likey to be removed A2 portuguese language test? I would like to know how? Because the portuguese governement that holds absolute majority in parliament has just issued a proposal to change the nationality law to send to parliament: In the proposal it says the sephardic jewish path will be closed 31/12/2023 and it says from now on applicants can only have crimes sentenced to a maxinum of 1 year jail time rather than 3 ( currentely in force). There was not a single mention to the removal of the language requirement.
under the government proposal that has already entered parliament for discution the only changes that will apply to article 6.1 citizenship by residence is about 6.1 d) will now read can not have been sentenced to a year or more of jail time for a crime punishable under the portuguese law and e) not being a treat to national security for activies that relate to violent crime, especially violent crime or organized crime. When in the current law stiil reads d) can not have been sentenced to 3 years or more of jail time for a crime sentenced under portuguese law and e ) not being a treat to national security for activies that relate to terrorism. Article 6.1 c) document that proves the appliant has plenty of knowledge of the portuguese language suffers no change under the government proposal
Maybe she is confusing with a proposoal from fair right party CHEGA that wanted to put in the constituion itself the knowledge of the portuguese language is absolute mandatory for citizenship that was rejected by all other parties at parliament on the argument a person can not be born knowing portuguese.
This conversation is based on what... as in if your working for a Australian company remotely it has not much value if you register your business in another country and contract out maybe , a more realistic explainable income source based income reasoning would be more useful.
Thats exactly why I travel a lot😂 I love Australia, its a very unique country and overall a very good place to live, but I love history and experiancing new things/cultures.
Good health care , maybe many years ago but definitely not these days, I have been battling it for a while now and am trying to get my elderly relatives out of Australia to a safer country for the health care, Australia is nightmare if your caring for an elderly relative, even my gp who is a family friend said to us , is you get sick look to go to either Singapore or Malaysia for treatment, that’s what he is doing next time after his own surgery in Sydney , a lot of Australians don’t know how bad it has become in Australia until they go to use it .
I'm confused, she said eu permanent residence gives you the right to move and work elsewhere in the eu, is that the case? I thought that was the case only for eu citizen.
I've heard Dubai & Phillipines are easy & good on taxes. Am I incorrect or did they just not make the short list., Because Dubai is 100gr to get residency & Phillipines is easy. Lots of work mates live there & only come to Australia for work, FIFO, fly in fly out for mining & construction
ehhh.... here's a the problem with all this... you need $130k usd to get into Antigua... and €700k up for Malta... and that's for starters... i'd say this money would be better off used to improve your life in your home country!
@@rozzziee too true , I’m Australian born but moved my business and myself offshore a number of years ago, also really improved my quality of life in doing so.
Yep not an issue for me. My wife has an EU passport so ready to leave once we retire. Be good to go to a country that still respects Christianity and has one flag. That isn’t Australia.
Australians don't need second passport for travel purposes as AUs passport allows Visa free travel to 188 countries! the only reason is to get another Passport is to get a work permit in EU or a escape route!
Don't understand what this video specifically has to do with Australia?? These options would apply to basically anyone holding a Western passport, or anyone who has the money to afford these options. This has got nothing to do with Australia
We recently found out that one country the Australian passport definitely does NOT guarantee entry to is Australia, funnily enough.
Im more concerned with being able to leave Australia......
Not being able to leave is definitely a con-cern
That's why it's important to have a second passport
They had enough time to come back, there was a warning
@@goodyearspokane the nature of citizenship is that you always have the right to return to your country. As a dual US/UK citizen, I travelled back and forward between Los Angeles and London multiple times in 2020-21, as it suited me. There was never any question that I wouldn't be admitted to either country. Effectively, there is no such thing as Australian citizenship, as it lacks even the most basic rights that should attach to citizenship.
@@GleeSmee I'm happy with it....I'd call it common sense citizenship then
Correction, the Australian passport WAS one of the best in the world. It became worth about as much as a scrap of paper when our government ran roughshod over our constitutional rights and decided to not allow Australian passport holders re-entry to their own country during Covid, nor allow Australians to depart and return. Now if you have family overseas or need to be able to travel reliably, you need another country’s passport.
You might want to have read of the Australian Constitution if you think you have rights as an Australian citizen. TLDR - you have none. The document deals solely with the continuation of the Rum Corps in a modern setting.
I am Australian. I'm glad this list included 3 EU countries!
I am not an Australian. However, I hope that Australians find this video useful. I still gained insight from this video. Thank you.
Glad to have you.
@@nomadcapitalist you can still enter on portugal Golden visa. The state lost in court and is forced to accept new applications until the law is fully in force. It is estimated that with at least until the end of May for the law to be fully legislated. See schegen news Portugal golden visa governement backs down new applications will be accepted until end of May.
A Portugal residence permit will grant birthright citizenship to any child of a residence permit holder including GV. If you think of having children in the future by entering now into portugal GV you will grant them jus solis EU passport.
Born in Australia 🇦🇺 it's now a failed state if you don't own a house. I'm lucky enough to fully own a dog box in Sydney. My dog box is valued at just over 4 million dollars. However, to buy a nice house in Sydney, I'd need 10 million dollars.
Then move to cheaper place or shut up.
you just have to work that little bit harder
Work your ring off
The taxpayer always loses
yerp. they always say vote them out lol it never works - value whats left of life and leave before it deletes you early.
Australia isn’t what it used to be lots of us want to leave but where
Good point.
Malaysia best ex pat option for Australians
Uruguay
Mark depands of your financial situation and personal preferences like do you like more warm climate and white or mix culture..western countries..etc...For Example i will never go to Africa or Asia or India as i can't stand humid hot climate.I like more remote than big cities...
Mexico
Honestly, living in Australia isn't all that grand as it seems.
It’s not
why? high cost of living and red tape buracracy!
@@xyzxyz4575 good weather good health care but housing out of control immigration out of control cost of living very expensive red tape house shortage and it gets worse by the day
@@xyzxyz4575 mainly oppression and tyranny from the government. Similar to how other western countries are becoming.
Moved here few years ago and realizing this.
I have Australian, Romanian, and this year I will get my British passport. I think I am covered pretty well.
Tell me, Wild Romal, why do you need an English passport if you have an Australian one? twice serf slave of George III ?
british?? lol...
You'll have Visa free access to Yemen, Iraq and Syria within the year I reckon. Who knows, perhaps there'll be government funded return trips to said countries too
@@CyrusEightyOne lol most aussies can likely apply for palestinian citizenship because it works one way quite easily why wouldn't work the other way??
Thank you for this vital information. Likely, I have more than one passport, including an Australian Passport 😀 All my passports give me countless options to travel or live.
Happy to hear it.
I can't believe for once the comment section agreed with me . This country is not what they make it out to be. It's a island prison with a extremely invasive government who give you the illusion of freedom. Extremely aggressive driver's and a failed attempt if Multi culturaliam. And people with such arrogance and pride for a country that is extremely under developed. And the govemnt anti competition laws keep prices high. Sad thing is this country has ( had) so much potential
Yes , unfortunately Australia is run more by cartels than anything else, fair warning tho , Australians are pretty fragile when it comes to any criticism.
Idiots keep voting left so they can get poorer. Australia is a socialist cesspool.
I think you'll find that the Aussies that you say have "arrogance and pride in this extremely under developed country" are us older people (I'm early 60s) who are 6th generation (and a father of 4 7th generation Aussies and grandfather of 8th gens) and our ancestors built this country, fought and died in many wars for this country. I'd be interested to know your contribution and your ancestors contribution to this country, or are you one of those that came here after everything was built and sorted, the wars long gone and have zero love or connection to this country, just basically a whining foreigner sucking whatever you can from here?
Thanks for the information!
I appreciate your efforts to teach us.
Out pleasure. Thank you.
I wouldn't see any need to add to my Australian passport, I would consider establishing tax residency elsewhere as a more immediate priority.
For Australians where would you recommend for better tax efficiency for HNW family offices? Malaysia looks interesting as Singapore looks out of reach given the huge threshold required for Funds under Management for family offices.
Where did you get the fancy pre World War I map of Europe around the 6:12 mark? 😄
is may be easier and cheaper to get the Cyprus passport for Australian citizens. Cyprus is part of EU and also part of British Commonwealth - along with Australia and Malta. English is 2nd language in Cyprus. Another good option is Greece, another EU member where buying property may be enough for a residency. The negatives are Malta and Cyprus are islands, to get anywhere in Europe you have to fly. Their population is small, so their health system is well behind those of Spain, Italy, France, Portugal and Greece, let alone Germany, UK and Switzerland.
Nomad capitalist talking about taxes on every video. Me as a Malaysian with low tax rate even for high earner 😂
With the high cost of living and the amount of taxes we pay in Australia very few of us could afford a luxury passport like this... it's easier for non Australians who pay less taxes in their countries and save sufficient money to buy a property in Australia than for an Aussie who is left with nothing out of their pay checks to buy a home in Australia.
Actually taxes aren’t that high in Australia compared to peer countries. The killer is the ridiculous real estate prices thanks to decades of greedy rentier capitalism and its political enablers.
Can you make a video of the pros and cons of Fijian and Tuvaluan nationality when it comes giving it to children by birthright
2:21 The UK is still part of the EU?
6:07 WWI Europe welcomes you?
Australian, Macedonian and German. Sorted!
The entire world just opened up for me.
They Recently Were Treated Like Subjects Not Citizens...
Australia is the testing ground for globalist agendas, Melbourne in particular.
Great video
Thank you.
Australia has THE MOST expensive passports in the world and it's just gone up again....UK pasport approx 160 last i queried.
Its now harder than ever to get an Australian citizenship or even PR 😢
Yes. 10 years as a pr means nothing in Australia.
Just need to sell you passport to some other sucker and get them to give you one.
Marriage of convenience.
Irs very easy
I have Australian and also Chinese, perfect combination, no need for another Western country citizenship
It s likey to be removed A2 portuguese language test? I would like to know how? Because the portuguese governement that holds absolute majority in parliament has just issued a proposal to change the nationality law to send to parliament: In the proposal it says the sephardic jewish path will be closed 31/12/2023 and it says from now on applicants can only have crimes sentenced to a maxinum of 1 year jail time rather than 3 ( currentely in force). There was not a single mention to the removal of the language requirement.
under the government proposal that has already entered parliament for discution the only changes that will apply to article 6.1 citizenship by residence is about 6.1 d) will now read can not have been sentenced to a year or more of jail time for a crime punishable under the portuguese law and e) not being a treat to national security for activies that relate to violent crime, especially violent crime or organized crime. When in the current law stiil reads d) can not have been sentenced to 3 years or more of jail time for a crime sentenced under portuguese law and e ) not being a treat to national security for activies that relate to terrorism.
Article 6.1 c) document that proves the appliant has plenty of knowledge of the portuguese language suffers no change under the government proposal
Maybe she is confusing with a proposoal from fair right party CHEGA that wanted to put in the constituion itself the knowledge of the portuguese language is absolute mandatory for citizenship that was rejected by all other parties at parliament on the argument a person can not be born knowing portuguese.
This conversation is based on what... as in if your working for a Australian company remotely it has not much value if you register your business in another country and contract out maybe , a more realistic explainable income source based income reasoning would be more useful.
Australia is nice. Clean, good healthcare (but long waits), nice scenery. But i found there to be no culture. Just feels bland
Thats exactly why I travel a lot😂 I love Australia, its a very unique country and overall a very good place to live, but I love history and experiancing new things/cultures.
Like your love life.
Gotta have a laugh when tards who have never been to Australia make their comments.......@realdumfuk
Good health care , maybe many years ago but definitely not these days, I have been battling it for a while now and am trying to get my elderly relatives out of Australia to a safer country for the health care, Australia is nightmare if your caring for an elderly relative, even my gp who is a family friend said to us , is you get sick look to go to either Singapore or Malaysia for treatment, that’s what he is doing next time after his own surgery in Sydney , a lot of Australians don’t know how bad it has become in Australia until they go to use it .
Yes there is, it’s American 😂
I'm confused, she said eu permanent residence gives you the right to move and work elsewhere in the eu, is that the case? I thought that was the case only for eu citizen.
that is the case
but you have to give up your australian citizenship right?
No
Australia sucks, the passport traps you on prison island and the Australian dollar is weak internationally
like a pesto...
Yeh , I haven’t accepted the Australian dollar for many years, us or euros only thank you.
AUd = Peso?
I've heard Dubai & Phillipines are easy & good on taxes. Am I incorrect or did they just not make the short list., Because Dubai is 100gr to get residency & Phillipines is easy. Lots of work mates live there & only come to Australia for work, FIFO, fly in fly out for mining & construction
Love Dubai , my girlfriend is Spanish Filipino so we are there regularly, fantastic friendly people.
Well filipino is low quality passport
Australian passport was one of the best passports before.
wtf with the maltese citzship costs an arm or a leg
ehhh.... here's a the problem with all this... you need $130k usd to get into Antigua... and €700k up for Malta... and that's for starters... i'd say this money would be better off used to improve your life in your home country!
How ? GPS Mango.
DO NOT GET AN AUSSIE PASSPORT!!!!!!!!! All of us with capital and business brains are leaving or LEFT!!
@@rozzziee too true , I’m Australian born but moved my business and myself offshore a number of years ago, also really improved my quality of life in doing so.
@@noosatradersSo you do agree with immigration?
Yep not an issue for me. My wife has an EU passport so ready to leave once we retire. Be good to go to a country that still respects Christianity and has one flag. That isn’t Australia.
Which one?
When are you leaving please.
Too expensive! Forget it!
Australians don't need second passport for travel purposes as AUs passport allows Visa free travel to 188 countries! the only reason is to get another Passport is to get a work permit in EU or a escape route!
Don't understand what this video specifically has to do with Australia??
These options would apply to basically anyone holding a Western passport, or anyone who has the money to afford these options.
This has got nothing to do with Australia
Every time i come back after holidays. it(Australia) feels like a Police State.
Australia is best we dont need to move no thanks 🇦🇺🤑🦘🐨
Delusional.
Mant are moving that is why watching. ignorant
Good luck, your going to need it
@@pancake7289used to be the lucky country now it’s a dump. Sad to say that but true