How to Get another Citizenship? Easiest way?

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What right does the parents receive if the⁠ child becomes Canadian? Temporary or Permanent residence?
 
The parents get no rights, hence useless for me personally.‍
Also, I'm already naturalised Canadian by living there for 5 years and paying a s**t⁠ ton of taxes.

In Mexico and Brasil you can apply for permanent resident Visa when⁤ your child is a citizen, and then after 1 year can apply for Citizenship. f**k⁣ Canada lol
 
Moldova seems rather interesting:
http://cbi.gov.md/
It has a CBI program but one can also opt‌ for naturalization.

Citizenship may be granted to anyone who has reached the age of 18,‍ and who meets one of the following criteria:
1) Has resided lawfully and habitually for⁠ five years before reaching the age of 18
2) has resided lawfully and habitually for⁤ three years with parents or children (including adoptive) who are citizens of Moldova

Different Free⁣ Economic Zones and tax incentives are available:
 
Oh well, it's surprising that they are still⁠ keeping the outdated information on the official government websites today.
 
What exactly are the advantages of having‍ a Moldovan passport for an EU citizen in your opinion?
 
When the rope is getting tighter around the‍ neck Moldova and Transnistria offer a breath of fresh air to EU citizens.

Moldova:
Visa free access to Russia
Dual citizenship allowed
Not the worst tax system
Potential for business⁠ and investments
Due to proximity to Ukraine (war zone) the country will depreciate a lot⁤ as investors are reluctant to pump money to the region so I believe you can⁣ get value for your money

Transnistria is interesting and super easy for residence and citizenship.⁢ Nice option for zero tax. Great to keep one foot out of the tentacles of︀ United Nations members.

No crs
0% VAT
0% Income tax for a period of 10︁ years
0% Tax on dividends for a period of 10 years
290 sunny days per︂ year but not microwave hot
http://www.investpmr.org/en/Everyone can go there and stay visa free:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_TransnistriaTransnistrian producers have the opportunity to export goods to the EU and do not pay︃ taxes
https://novostipmr.com/ru/page/chto-nuzhno-znat-inostrancam-pribyvayushchim-v-pridnestrove
 
I don't even know if it is possible. It has no benefit. the‌ country is not recognized by any country besides for a few regions. Also, most people‍ in transnistria either have moldovan, russian or ukranian citizenship. I doubt they use or have⁠ trasnitrian citizenship.
 
You guys watching too much of Bald and Bankrupt... Moldova is more corrupted than Ukraine‌ and honestly quite frankly not the greatest place to live in, a lot of local‍ Mafia and crime as well. Not as bad as the USA of course, but still...⁠
 
This is probably the easiest citizenship to apply in the world. Generally you‌ can obtain citizenship after 1 year of residence, but there are exemptions, e.g. if you‍ invest in a local company at least EUR 1.2k

Citizenship:
Foreign citizens and persons who⁠ have reached the age of 18 years and possessing legal capacity are entitled to apply⁤ for citizenship of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika in a simplified manner without complying with the⁣ term of residence (1 year) if the citizens and persons met any of the following⁢ criteria:

1) have at least one parent having citizenship of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika and︀ residing in the territory of Transnistria;

2) were born in the territory that is part︁ of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic.

3) had the citizenship of the former USSR;

4) are︂ married to a citizen of Transnistria;

5) are disabled and have a capable son or︃ daughter who has reached the age of 18 and who are citizens of the Pridnestrovskaia︄ Moldavskaia Respublika;

6) have a child who is a citizen of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika,︅ in the event that the other parent of this child, who is a citizen of︆ Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic, died either by a court decision, entered into legal force, recognized as︇ missing, incapable or disabled in capacity, deprived of parental rights or restricted parental rights;

7) have a child who has reached the age of 18 years, who is a citizen︈ of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika and a court decision, entered into legal force, recognized as︉ incapable or limited in legal capacity, in the event that the other parent, who is︊ a citizen of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika, died or to legal force, recognized as missing,︋ incompetent or limited in legal capacity, deprived of parental rights or restricted in parental rights;︌

8) received vocational education in basic vocational education programs in educational institutions of the Pridnestrovskaia︍ Moldavskaia Respublika having state accreditation and carrying out labor activities in Transnistria;

9) are individual︎ entrepreneurs and carry out entrepreneurial activities in Transnistria for at least 6 months preceding the️ year of applying for the granting of citizenship of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika;

10) are‌ investors whose share of the contribution in the authorized (share) capital of a legal entity‍ registered and operating in the territory of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika is more than 10⁠ percent, but not less than 20,000 RU MW;

11) carry out at least 6 months⁤ before the day of applying for citizenship of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika to work in⁣ the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika by profession (specialty, position) included in the list of professions (specialties,⁢ positions) of foreign citizens – qualified specialists having the right for admission to citizenship of︀ the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika in a simplified manner, approved by the Government of the Pridnestrovskaia︁ Moldavskaia Respublika.

This is a great opportunity for all people who desire to make a︂ new life there and start-up entrepreneurs.

Lets also have a look at how to obtain︃ residence permit:

Temporary stay of foreign citizens in the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic on the basis︄ of a temporary residence permit

1. A foreign citizen has the right to temporarily stay︅ on the territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic on the basis of a temporary stay︆ permit for the period provided for in paragraph 4 of Article 5 of this Law︇ in cases where he:
a) is the owner of a residential premises located on the︈ territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic, or a member of the family of the owner︉ of such residential premises;
b) is married to a citizen of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic;︊
c) arrived to close relatives (father, mother, children, full brothers and sisters, grandfathers, grandmothers, grandchildren);︋
d) entered into an employment contract with an organization located on the territory of the︌ Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic;
e) is an individual entrepreneur and carries out business activities on the︍ territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic;
f) is an investor whose share of contribution in︎ the authorized (share) capital of a legal entity registered and operating on the territory of️ the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic is at least 10 (ten) percent;
g) arrived in the Pridnestrovian‌ Moldavian Republic for the purpose of studying and entered a state-accredited educational organization to receive‍ full-time or part-time education in the main professional educational program.
2. A temporary residence permit⁠ is issued by the executive body of state power, which is responsible for migration issues,⁤ for a period of up to 3 (three) years.
3. A temporary residence permit is⁣ issued to a foreign citizen on the basis of an application submitted to the executive⁢ body of state power in charge of migration issues in the established form with the︀ following documents attached:
a) an identity document of a foreign citizen;
b) migration card;
c) on the basis provided for in subparagraph a) of paragraph 1 of this article -︁ a document confirming the foreign citizen’s right of ownership of residential premises located on the︂ territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic, or documents confirming the relationship to family members of︃ the owner of residential premises located on the territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic Republic;︄
d) on the basis provided for in subparagraph b) of paragraph 1 of this article︅ - a marriage certificate and a passport of a citizen of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic︆ of the spouse;
e) on the basis provided for in subparagraph c) of paragraph 1︇ of this article - documents confirming the relevant relationship with the person to whom the︈ foreign citizen arrived for temporary stay;
f) on the basis provided for in subparagraph d)︉ of paragraph 1 of this article - an employment contract with an organization located on︊ the territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic;
g) on the basis provided for in subparagraph︋ e) of paragraph 1 of this article - documents confirming the implementation by a foreign︌ citizen of individual entrepreneurial activity on the territory of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic;
h) on︍ the basis provided for in subparagraph e) of paragraph 1 of this article - a︎ letter from the head of the organization that attracted investments about the investment made by️ this citizen in the appropriate amount;
i) on the basis provided for in subparagraph g)‌ of paragraph 1 of this article - a certificate from the educational organization about the‍ enrollment of a foreign citizen and the duration of his studies.
4. On behalf of⁠ minor foreign citizens, as well as foreign citizens recognized by the court as incompetent or⁤ limited in legal capacity, an application in the established form, as well as the documents⁣ specified in paragraph 3 of this article, are submitted by the parent (adoptive parent, guardian,⁢ trustee) of this citizen.
5. A temporary residence permit is issued by the executive body︀ of state power, which is responsible for migration issues, within 7 (seven) working days from︁ the date of submission of the application.
 
What is the point of a Mexican passport. You will get nowhere with it
 
But show me one country where its easier to get⁤ a passport than Prednistrovie 🙂
 
As I said before, "It has no benefit. the country is‍ not recognized by any country besides for a few regions. Also, most people in transnistria⁠ either have moldovan, russian or ukranian citizenship. I doubt they use or have trasnitrian citizenship"⁤

You cannot travel anywhere with it or even use it for KYC. There is no⁣ advantages to having Prednistrovie citizenship just like no benefits in having disputed territories passports such⁢ as Nagorno Karabakh, Turkish Cyprus, etc...

In these ex-soviet countries everything is done through connections,︀ so I wouldn't be suprised if you even would be able to get Moldovan citizenship︁ for a small price.
 
I agree it has very limited use cases.
I can︁ imagine if someone was wanted by INTERPOL which covers 194 jurisdictions, such areas like Transnistria︂ would be potential places to lay low for a while, as despite being internationally recognised︃ as part of Moldova, in practice Moldova doesn't control this area.

Some governments have been︄ accused of using Interpol's Red Notices (a kind of international alert for wanted persons) to︅ target political opponents, dissidents, journalists, and activists living abroad.
Interpol's Red Notices do not have︆ a fixed expiration date. However, they are typically valid for a period of five years,︇ after which they can be renewed by the requesting country. It's worth noting that if︈ the legal basis for the Red Notice (such as a domestic arrest warrant) expires or︉ is rescinded, the Red Notice should also be removed.
 
Goodness me, who in their right mind would want a Transnistrian citizeship? Moldova yes, it's‌ a recognised country and it might join EU in the future. It's trying hard to‍ cut all its ties and dependencies on Russia. Their new president and parliament is pro-European⁠ and fighting against corruption. I kinda like Maia Sandu, she is cool. But their biggest⁤ problem is exactly Transnistria. There's also a possibility that Moldova might unite with Romania.

I have to disagree with you on this. It's not as easy as⁢ one might think. I'm not saying it's not possible, but it won't be cheap. People︀ tried. It opens you a door to a Romanian citizenship. It's probably easier to buy︁ a citizenship in some Balkan country than it is in Moldova.
 
I'm not sure that passport will︃ even help you in that case as you will be detained in every airport and︄ on every border regardless. And the Trasinitria passport does not let you travel anywhere on︅ it, so you will need to anyway use you original passport when boarding flights or︆ crossing the border.
 
At one point they might merge with one of the neighbouring countries which could open doors⁤ to getting a citizenship against your transnistrian passport.

In summary, yes the passport is quite⁣ pointless, but the original question of the thread was were to get easiest passport for⁢ someone who basically has a hobby of collecting passports.
 
ShillGates said:
Argentina - most russians go there , to give birth to get a passport right for their children and then in reverse for the parents.
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shiva safai (ex hadid) recently moved to argentina with her new hb, I thought why would she swop hollywood for this but this makes sense
 
shiva safai (ex hadid) recently moved to argentina with her new hb, I thought why⁠ would she swop hollywood for this but this makes sense
 
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