Compilation of the easiest passports and driving licences to obtain worldwide

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Hello all,

Can you please help me out by commenting with the easiest passports and driving licences to obtain internationally.

Easiest/cheapest passports first (based upon a UK Citizen, with UK passport), and driving licenses that are as simple as an application upon already possessing a UK driver's license, or minimal process.

I would like to stack up some passports and licences and aim to process the easiest first.

This would be a good thread to keep this information organised and up to date.
 
bamboozlethemall said:
Can you give me more details on the Albania part and Mexico
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Mexico I just went to the Modulo de Licencia in Merida and showed them an EU license. They asked for my passport and printed me a Mexican DL on the spot.

Albania is self explanatory. I paid someone at the local DMV about €300 to get it printed. Literally just asked how much to the dude and he brought it up.

TheCryptoAnt said:
Left my the license
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I cannot edit that message anymore, here I mean *left with the license* as in they gave it to me immediately.
 
JohnnyDoe said:
Now that you filled all the slots available in your wallet with driving licenses, what kind of benefits do you get?

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/ne...ranted-through-golden-passport-scheme-so-far/
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None really lol, max when I get caught speeding I show them one where they cannot deduct points from.
I kinda needed them all at the time to drive legally in said places.

btw the passport cancelations is a shitshow.
bet theres no refunds
 
It depends what you mean by easy -
A) the easiest passports aren't cheap - Caribbean passports cost 100-150K but can be processed in several months
B) If you mean cheap n' easy then Latin America is where you will find this:

The ideal reqs would be:
-only having to wait 2-3 yrs after getting PR until you can apply for citizenship (Peru, Argentina, Dom Rep, Ecuador and Nicaragua)
-ability to get PR right away (or minimal/no physical presence reqs to get PR once you get your temp residency)
-minimal financial reqs - i.e. income/pension/bank balance/bank deposit/investment <$50k/yr
-whole process <5 yrs

The countries that fit this include:
Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Dom Rep (also Paraguay but many say getting citizenship is hard). Uruguay also fits the bill if you live there 6 mos/yr.

Notable non-LatAm countries:

Gibraltar - show net worth of 2M GBP - 5yrs to apply for citizenship (high requirement but you don't need to do anything if you can show the paperwork - that is still "easy")

Armenia
 
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