Comments by "Jeremy Barlow" (@jeremybarlow2291) on "Six Benefits of Being an EU Citizen" video.

 @vipdemand5965 but it is easier to play dumb when you are Polish.
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@MrSilverfish12 You do not have to live in the EU if you are an EU citizen and unlike the US if you are not living in the country of your citizenship, you won't be taxed by most of them with rare exceptions. I mean a Dutch national living in the UAE should have a zero tax rate and have a passport that gets you into the CUNA countries, Europe, South America, Japan, Mexico, most of Africa, and Southeast Asia. If you are an American and want to become Dutch under the current law you have to renounce US citizenship to obtain the Dutch citizenship, but with ESTA you can visit the US easily enough for 90 days a year.
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@kotare86 I mean Hungary has a fairly low corporate and personal rate too.
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@leandrog2785 I should think it was obvious that I was aware of that fact, although technically the Netherlands in limited instance allows native born Netherlanders to acquire the citizenship of their foreign spouse without losing their Dutch citizenship.
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