Comments by "Jeremy Barlow" (@jeremybarlow2291) on "Why I Really Got This Second Passport" video.

  1. There may be others, and we know for sure St Lucia and Comoros, and likely Antigua & Barbuda now. Serbia seems likely, Georgia also seems likely. Morroco and Angola being available visa free leads me to believe likely Russian citizenship because your wife is both Russian and Armenian, and you have said you would not want to obtain Turkish and Armenian citizenship because of the historical conflict there, but Turkish citizenship is not out of the question with your properties there. As your adopted sisters are Russian by birth, that seems likely, but it would also mean this needs updating because the country formerly known as Zaire, now is it Congo or Democratic Republic of the Congo has added e-visa access to Russia and Turkey. I mean both Russia and Turkey have e-visa access to Mexico, and a Colombian residency permit gets you access to Mexico too, so your Colombian residency explains that, but with the changes in African access for many passports in the last few months, I suspect this needs some updating whether or not I am correct. Some countries have lost some African access and others have gained some.
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  2.  @jaminova_1969  I mean plenty of places they discuss are places you could move to and obtain residency or citizenship with less than $2k in travel and moving expenses if you are packing light. Some of those places you could live on less than $1k a month earned from a remote job easily as well, so you are not wrong.
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  3. In nearly every video whether Andrew or another member of his staff, they state "We help seven and eight figure enterprenuers go where they are treated best." If telling you that they cater to millionaires didn't tell you that.
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  4. There would be questions about why you do not have an entrance stamp. It would be easy enough to replace the St Lucian passport regardless. It is a Commonwealth country with the ability to get aid from a British embassy in such a scenario, but also St Lucia I believe has an embassy in Belgium for its mission to the EU.
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  5. He has shared it once before.
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  6.  @stevemyers2092  US B1/B2 Tourist/Business Visitor Visas are typically issued as multiple entry visas and can have a validity as long as 10 years. You can only stay up to 90 days per entry, but you really wouldn't even want to stay that long with the US presence test for tax residency.
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  7. Roger Ver a convicted felon -he illegally sold fireworks according to him, renounced US citizenship after obtaining St Kitts citizenship and obtained a B1/B2 US visa when living in Japan, so it's not impossible, but if you are on the renunciation name and shame list like Andrew is, it may be harder to get a US B1/B2 visa.
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  8.  @user-xg6yc8ho3w  if you are not tax resident in Turkey it may not be a bad gap filler passport. I mean it appears as long as beneficiaries of your estate are not living in Turkey and you are not resident there at the time of your demise, the Turkish estate tax won't effect you, and capital gains tax on a small portion of your wealth invested into some real estate that gives you a fair ROI from renters for the few years you must hold it would not be a bad way to get an essentially free passport.
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  9.  @LoveClassicMusic0205  honestly access to Sudan, Paraguay, Morroco, Brunei, and Angola look impossible to explain without a few other countries in Africa also having access available under the current rules, so the Mexico issue is less perplexing. It is possible that Morroco is the result of access via Schengen residency permit or an Irish residence permit. Sudan could be explained by either Turkish or St Kitts citizenship. Brunei, and Paraguay are explained by either Russia or Turkey, as is Morroco, but Angola with five passports assuming he did get Antigua makes Russia make the most sense, but also might mean Serbia is not one of the countries even though it seems really likely he obtained Serbian citizenship. The Russian nationality law would seem unlikely to be one Andrew complied with given the five year residency requirement, unless he has a good connection within the administration and was granted citizenship by exception. I have no idea how Angola is on the list unless Turkey and Angola have ratified their agreement for reciprocal visa free travel recently, but even then Turkey has aome additional access in Africa now that is not on the list. Turkey seems to make the most sense as he does own property in Turkey despite the fact that his wife has Armenian citizenship.
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  10.  @soundmind9772  Serbia has e-visa access to Vietnam.
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  11.  @PauloGaetathe_original  that is what they call the list for those who had to pay an exit tax when they renounced.
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