Buying a passport is trending, but why identity planning should stay away from Antigua, Vanuatu, St. Kitts passports
Antigua Passport, Vanuatu Passport, St. Kitts Passport Why Not for Identity Planning! Why do people buy passports?
There are many reasons to buy a passport, some for the convenience of traveling abroad and enjoying visa-free access to large countries, some for education so that children can attend better schools and learn in an authentic foreign language environment overseas, and some for tax optimization to prevent global taxation to achieve freedom of assets. This article shares which passports are harder to configure in a comprehensive way to make yourself more secure, and if you have seen my video on buying passports remotely, this article will tell you which ones are currently on the bill but should be chosen carefully? Which passports are difficult to use in identity planning? Because if you choose the wrong nationality it will implicate you to remain helpless and handicapped in case of a crisis. After reading this article you will be told how to avoid this situation, what are the ways to save it and how to optimize your status.
Citizenship by Investment Program | Buy a Passport
The Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) has grown exponentially in the last decade to become the number one choice for those seeking to obtain second citizenship quickly. The Citizenship by Investment Program was first introduced in 1984 on the small Caribbean island of St. Kitts and Nevis in the mid-2000s, where foreigners could invest in government funds or approved property projects to obtain a St. Kitts passport, and became a vehicle for wealthy individuals to show off their wealth. In 1993, Section 101 of the Constitution of Dominica and Section 8 and Amendment 20(1) of the Citizenship Act legally defined the Citizenship by Investment Program, using strict due diligence and requiring the applicant to obtain approval from the Immigration Department before making a donation for naturalization. The citizenship acquired through this process is identical to the local citizenship and Dominica issues a Certificate of Naturalization and a Dominica passport.
Ever thought of a second choice in life?
Have you ever thought of a second option in life, the freedom to leave the country, the freedom to travel, the ability to develop a long and stable life in a democratic country, the ability to receive a fair trial in a friendly jurisdiction in case of problems, the ability to enjoy equal business opportunities on an international platform, the ability to control your future, receive equal education and guarantee the dignity of your medical life, if you are concerned about these issues and Optimize your current status through second citizenship, this article will tell you which passport programs to avoid, BPROL we have long invested in second citizenship configuration, residency planning, tax ID and tax registration planning, offshore account opening, remote naturalization application, today we talk about which three passports should be avoided for identity planning?
Identity Planning to Avoid Passports - Antigua and Barbuda Passport
Identity planning to avoid passports - Vanuatu Passport
The Vanuatu passport has been suspended since March 3rd, 2022 when the Council of the European Union adopted the suspension of visa-free entry for ordinary passports issued under the Citizenship by Investment Program, and the Swiss authorities announced their security concerns about the Vanuatu Citizenship Program and also suspended Vanuatu's visa-free agreement, and Vanuatu passport holders now require a visa to travel to most European countries and to Turkey. Since the history of the Vanuatu naturalization program, it has always been a guaranteed pass with simple documents, no proof of funds, and a passport within two months. Basically a straightforward pay-for-passport deal, Vanuatu may have started out with the sole intention of simplifying the naturalization process for foreigners, not thinking that it would one day become a hotbed of criminals around the world. On the same day that the EU Council decided to suspend the Vanuatu passport exemption, the Council also listed the main reasons behind the decision, including an extremely low rejection rate, questionable security and reliability of due diligence, processing short timeframes and lack of information exchange with applicants' countries of origin or residence, and Vanuatu's granting of citizenship to applicants listed in the INTERPOL database, including suspects wanted by INTERPOL. People who use Vanuatu passports are more likely to be suspected on entry and often use some Southeast Asian stickers to hide their identity flaws. If you do not want to be on the edge of your seat when entering the country or have your account denied, you should avoid using this type of passport as a core configuration for identity planning.
Identity Planning to Avoid Passports - St. Kitts and Nevis Passport
The St. Kitts passport is the passport with the most visa-free countries in the Eastern Caribbean, the country has been offering citizenship to investors since 1984 and is the oldest fast-track naturalization program available. The St. Kitts passport is convenient and visa-free to Europe, Central and South America, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and South Korea, and it is easy to find agents around the world to purchase a St. Kitts passport, but the St. Kitts naturalization program encompasses a variety of programs that have problems, such as The granting of status to people with criminal records, the approval of applicants with incomplete information on the bottom line, the existence of many applicants with financing loans, the existence of many flawed naturalizers and project parties in the program, and the existence of ties between its Director of Immigration and Chinese agencies, as well as the recent negative news about the prison program, are some of the strange problems that come up every year. A very important concept in identity planning is that your second citizenship should be at least as stable as your first citizenship, and that the people who share this status with you should be regular, law-abiding people who do not want the naturalization process to be flawed. How much money was invested? How did you pay for it? Imagine if the passport was obtained by borrowing, financing or advancing money, how would that be interpreted? The St. Kitts passport is ranked in the top 25 in the world for the number of visa waivers, and as a travel document the St. Kitts passport is in pretty good condition, but as a status plan, the St. Kitts passport has become notorious on all sides and people should consider other passports.
Identity planning should avoid passports - Conclusion
The above three passport programs are our opinions from the perspective of status planning, combined with our own experience, and we hope to provide you with an objective reference in choosing a program. If you are just looking for a quick citizenship, but not considering the future configuration, then you don't need to care about the issues I mentioned earlier, or if your own conditions are not that good and you just want to have a little more chance, you may not need to think about it so deeply. Antigua and St. Kitts passports are visa-free to 150 to 160 countries, and are considered the best passports to use in addition to the five eyes and Japan, Singapore, and the EU passport.However, from a status planning perspective, the Antigua and St. Kitts passports may be more unstable than your original nationality. I recommend avoiding using these three passports as your core identity when tailoring your crisis response strategy because you don't want to be left holding the bag when you need to rely on another nationality or have other flaws that could leave you in the dust, and we keep reminding applicants that they should fix the misconceptions of the agents who sell you passports under the guise of identity allocation, including the agencies that tell you that financing is available to obtain your identity. They know better than anyone else what the risks are in this matter. We want you to think about where you are willing to take risks before you make a decision, and that a new identity should be flawless at the source and more stable than the original nationality, so that you are free to take control of your life.
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Dominica Citizenship Program
- Established in 1993, the Dominica Citizenship Program is one of the oldest naturalization programs in the world.
- Passport immigration does not require the applicant to attend an interview
- Immigration can be processed quickly: time its about 2-3 months
- The most cost effective program for single applicants
- Status can be permanently passed on to the new generation in the direct line
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