Comments by "Jeremy Barlow" (@jeremybarlow2291) on "8 Second Passports and Residences by Investing in Bonds" video.

I'm wondering about the back door to UK citizenship via the tax beneficial British Overseas Territories like Anguilla, the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Turks & Caicos, or the British Virgin Islands. I know that you can be naturalized after 5 years of residence in most of the territories as a British Overseas Territory Citizen, but I also know that this potentially allows you to also be naturalized as a British Citizen as most Overseas Territory Citizens are now also allowed ordinary British citizenship as well. I mean live in a Caribbean tax haven & get a UK passport is not a bad deal.
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@timmyhiggins5220 It gives you the ability to live in Ireland as a non-EU citizen with a much smaller investment & in a tax advantaged way. I mean Anguilla is zero tax, BVI is zero tax, Cayman Islands is zero tax, they are all qualifying BOTC for UK citizenship, & I think Turks & Caicos which is also zero tax is too. UK citizens can also live in Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Mann, and Gibraltar, but as a non-citizen, Ireland has some great non-dom tax advantages and the CTA rules give UK citizens the ability to live & work in Ireland. I mean there are tax favorable ways to become a citizen of an EU country with access to Ireland too, but immigration to Ireland for non-UK or EU citizen usually requires a million dollar or more investment.
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Why would you make videos marketing to poor clients who won't pay your fees when you can make videos marketing to people who have zero problem paying you a 6 figure fee for planning and assistance with getting the right team of lawyers, accountants, and other advisors in various countries as well as assisting you with the paperwork you need to obtain second citizenships & residencies or setting up business entities in various tax friendly nations, and introducing you to bankers to facilitate your strategies.
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