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Just depends where and where you're from. Even though it's the EU each country has its own rules.
by comrade1234 6mo ago
Just depends where and where you're from. Even though it's the EU each country has its own rules.
- sidewndr46 6mo agoCan't you basically buy citizenship through "investment" in one of the countries?
- comrade1234 6mo agoI think more than one. I think Portugal's program is over but you can still do it in others (Greece? Romania? I can't remember). You can do it in the USA too.
- thefounder 6mo agothe golden visas were banned in the EU last year https://amp.dw.com/en/eu-citizenship-no-longer-for-sale/a-72416965 https://amp.dw.com/en/eu-citizenship-no-longer-for-sale/a-72...
- sidewndr46 6mo agoWow, that's rich. Literally. So even money can't get you in anymore. You'd need money & influence.
- archagon 6mo agoPortugal still has citizenship by investment routes, but it will take 10+ years to get actual citizenship due to changes in the law and wait times.
- CGamesPlay 6mo agoMany countries, this is often called a golden visa (term predates the current US president).
- geremiiah 6mo agoIf you're rich enough, you can buy a small local business, like a local pizzeria, and hire x amount of people or invest x amount of money and you get a permanent residence visa through investment. This path is available in pretty much countries including the US.
- tardedmeme 6mo agoSome of the more corrupt ones offer straight up money for citizenship deals. Citizenship not permanent residence, meaning you get that country's passport.