Passport Talks

A permanent resident almost equals a citizen in their rights. The only difference is that permanent residents are limited in visa-free travelling and participation in elections.

April 10, 2023|10:03 |Episode 5E 5

As attractive as it may sound, one must live in the chosen country for at least six months a year to become a tax resident. Therefore, it’s better to consider a few more points, like the available paths for relocation. In this episode, we will learn more about “zero income tax countries”.

April 3, 2023|10:02 |Episode 4E 4

In 2023, both the EU and the Schengen Area include 27 member states. But the trick is that those countries are not the same. Take Cyprus as an example: it is part of the European Union but not of the Schengen Area. 

March 22, 2023|07:44 |Episode 3E 3

More and more Brits are now looking to emigrate abroad due to rising energy bills, interest rates, taxes, and food and petrol prices. But there are other things, including the consequences of Brexit, safety issues in major British cities and the people’s desire to live in a more pleasant climate for a change.

March 14, 2023|23:51 |Episode 2E 2

Multiple citizenship may import different opportunities for life and business. In European or Caribbean countries, for example, obtaining a second citizenship gives you the opportunity to travel without borders, create a safe haven and expand a business to the international market. We analyze in detail what multiple citizenship is about.

March 2, 2023|10:19 |Episode 1E 1