If I Could Only Have One Passport

A second passport will ensure that you reap all the benefits – tax optimization, improved frequent international travel potential, protection against controlling governments, and more – counterbalanced by an acceptable (to you) level of risk.

In this video, Andrew shares the most powerful passports. Leave your comments. If you could only have one passport, what would it be?

00:00 Start
0:27 Multiple Citizenships
1:20 UAE Passport
1:21 Luxembourg Passport
1:36 Switzerland Passport
1:43 German Passport
2:06 Belgium Passport
2:18 Norwegian Passport
2:47 Canadian Passport
3:03 Irish Passport
3:22 Serbian Passport
4:25 How to Move to Europe
6:49 Lithuania Passport

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[Michael.Evergreen]

Thank you for not putting music in the background anymore !

[vyperx]

Once again, I just wanted to express my appreciation for removing the background music in this video. It's amazing how much of a difference it makes, truly enhancing the overall viewing experience. The lack of music allows us to fully focus on the content, making the video much more engaging and interesting.

Moreover, I sincerely hope that this decision to remove the background music becomes a permanent feature in your future videos. It's such a refreshing change that heightens our focus and engagement, allowing us to appreciate the content even more. Keep up the great work, and thank you for considering your viewers' feedback. This simple yet significant change has greatly improved the quality of your videos.

[alexanderfurre]

I have dual citizenship and two passports, Norway and Sweden. Can’t tell you how free I was during COVID when Norway went on lockdown and Sweden was pretty much the only country in the world that did virtually zero restrictions. I decided to move back to Sweden and kept working in Norway remotely, and I could still travel freely into Norway whenever I had to. So I can tell you from experience, having multiple passports and dual citizenship is truly worth it! 🇳🇴🇸🇪

[GleeSmee]

"You want to feel something you connect with..." is an important insight. Part of the interest in watching these videos is Andrew sharing his personal evolution from, essentially, living out of a suitcase as a PT in his twenties, to his trifecta approach, to now contemplating a place that could, maybe, if the chips were down in a black swan-type event, be a semi-permanent home base. Impressive self-revelation. Pretty brave, too.

[blackpearl]

I'm soo glad you made this videos.
I was looking for that exactly. IRELAND is a place I feel intuned with, culture wise, and I really enjoy the compagnie of my Irish friend.

[maxberre]

One important detail he overlooks, which lead him to discard Luxembourg, and also to under-rate Belgium is native language. Many jobs, institutions, and universities require either language exams or native-speaker status for admission. Which can often be waived by presenting the right passport. US, UK, and Ireland are great for waiving English-language requirements. Luxembourgish passports can do the same towards French and German language requirements. With ONE single document.

[suncoastchic]

Ireland is where I left my heart. I’m just an empty shell in America. Working on citizenship by descent in another EU country and wading through the bureaucracy. I hope I can make it back before I die because I want to die in Ireland!! ❤

[DomsDocs]

Andrew, Lithuania doesnt allow Dual Citizenship, unless for extremely rare exceptions, therefore you can't have multiple passports if you are a Lithuanian citizen.

[donnapartow]

My Irish passport is scheduled to arrive in my hands within weeks! Thanks for the inspiration, Andrew!

[brendanl]

I’m American, was so glad to get my Irish citizenship through descent from my grandparents. Just the freedom to live in the EU is great

[guilhermesalesferreiradaco]

One that i would add is Bahamas being, i think, the only passport with visa free access to both the US and China

[seneca]

2:05 "Who hates the Belgians?"

The Congolese?

[Snakebloke]

Oddly enough, Serbia is appealing.

Visa-free travel to China and Russia - not that either is particularly appealing right now - but would give me flexibility that I don't have on my current passport.

[sgill]

My Top are Switzerland, Singapore, UAE, Qatar and Japan.

[edward]

I expected Monaco to be on the list. Great for travel, tax-free, easy access to France (though not necessary to the rest of the EU), and the brand name is there.

[peterfischer]

I have 2 Citizenships and I ensured my son also does, it would be nice to learn more about China's, Russia's and all those countries in the BRICS and joining the BRICS... Citizenship aspects, Taxes, etc. I like your info on the countries you shared, its great. It would be interesting to know your take on the future of the US$ and thus economy too.

[chinaberg]

You are the OG passport bro. You need to do a video on this.

[seanbrosnan]

I could have one, it would definitely be Ireland. My dad became a citizen through the Foreign Births Registry, but after I was born so I do not qualify. However, I have family and friends over there so moving there and naturalizing would not be that hard, plus I've done over 15+ trips there so its familiar. Having EU rights + right to live in the UK is a good thing to have. Plus, I just love Ireland as a whole.

[pepsime]

Given the current world situation and the length of time to get a citizenship sounds like a residency is a better way to diversify. It would be interesting to see top 10 passports for economic and personal freedoms not just visa free travel or family background.