Comments by "Jeremy Barlow" (@jeremybarlow2291) on "The Four “Perfect” Passports" video.

  1. Botswana, Morroco, Egypt Tunisia, Kenya, Cape Verde Mauritius, and maybe Zanzibar in Tanzania all have promise, as does Ethiopia if it can successfully navigate it's dam projects.
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  2.  @87solarsky  tell it to the guy who was stuck in the Paris Airport for more than a decade.
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  3.  @filipalexandersson794  maybe he meant Mauritanian?
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  4.  @nenad6278  because Serbia does not allow dual citizenship for naturalized citizens and it takes 8 years to naturalize in Serbia. North Macedonia has a CBI program.
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  5.  @87solarsky  freedoms from being stateless🙄😳. You have no ability to travel and likely have no ability to live or work anywhere legally.
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  6. Mauritius also has New Zealand access. If you could combine Mauritius with St Kitts, Turkey, and North Macedonia's CBIs you have most of the places a US passport has except the CAR, Equatorial Guinea, Burkina Faso, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and most of CUNA is lacking save the UAE, UK, and New Zealand. If you have a college degree and a Caricom passport, spending a few years in Barbados as another add on passport gives you slightly better access to Mexico, gives you access to Canada, and gives you Equatorial Guinea too. I mean you would still be lacking CAR, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, but you would only be lacking Australia and the US from the CUNA countries. With how Australia has been, that may be a godsend, but if you are wealthy enough to obtain those 3 CBIs and a Mauritius Residency by Investment that became a citizenship there, getting a B1/B2 visa to the US should not be difficult if you wanted one and probably more reliable than having an ETA under the Visa Waiver Program, though maybe not as good as a Canadian passport - but then again this past year has shown that isn't what it used to be either.
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