Comments by "rivenoak" (@rivenoak) on "Second Passports I Would NOT Accept (Even for Free)" video.

  1. same with EU and living in switzerland. you are no longer obliged to pay taxes "home", but you keep the nice perks of your top notch passport and enjoy low local taxes. becoming a full fledged swiss citizen is PITA :D
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  2. EU fills the top 10 ranks AFAIK, always nice to have
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  3.  @gopherlee9427  pain in the ass :) not for lazy bureaucrats there, but because you are not entitled to ask your county/city, the canton and the federation until you've spend some years in CH already. for example Zurich (largest city in CH) sets the bar at 10 years or 5 years if you are married to a swiss citizen. by that threshold the other requirements (somewhat fluent german, knowledge of the politicalk system etc. ) would come naturally. in most cases it would be easier to obtain one of the EU citizenships and just reside in CH, if the proud Eidgenossenschaft is your favourite place to live. :)
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