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> A passport/citizenship (for most countries) is a free option, ... and comes at practically zero cost Why do you say that? Most countries (unless you can cla
by helsinkiandrew 4y ago
> A passport/citizenship (for most countries) is a free option, ... and comes at practically zero cost
Why do you say that? Most countries (unless you can claim some descent from native citizens) require you to have a link with the country, to have spent several years there, to speak the language well, and to be financially secure.
Most countries rules select the people that are eligible for passports/citizenship to those that will benefit the nation.
- blitzar 4y agoAs in if you are eligible to take citizenship in most cases there is no downside - yes some countries restrict you to having one citizenship or charge global tax on citizens but they are minorities out there. In most cases there are no obligations from the perspective of the citizen, and in return the benefits are many.