Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program

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isn't Nauru going to disappear under water in 15 years or so? or is it Tuvalu? jokes aside... any option achievable in months and not years is worth considering, especially for this price
but bulls**t like mandatory interview or oaths... 🙄
 
void said:
void said:
isn't Nauru going to disappear under water in 15 years or so? or is it Tuvalu? jokes aside... any option achievable in months and not years is worth considering, especially for this price
but bulls**t like mandatory interview or oaths... 🙄
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They are already preparing the document to rename their country to Atlantis .
 
I've been waiting for that for years.
Enough of the stereotypical tropical island, Nauru is for men:

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You can live indefinitely in Nauru by simply trying to enter Australia illegally. Fully paid for accommodations. You don't even need to be burdened by a Nauruan passport.

If you manage to sneak out of the detention center, you can traverse razor sharp rocks along the beach or build a makeshift shelter in the abandoned, drained phosphor mines.

Nauru offers such an exciting lifestyle!

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This is the probably the answer to your question.
 
Are they getting shell banks back on offer this time as well? Would be perfect for crypto to the moon era, since no correspondent relationships needed to run that 😀

Jokes aside, offering is in the category of "camouflage passports" land. May be an option for someone desperate enough.
 
can you imagine the stress at border checkpoints when they look at you and think its a fake passport because nobody knows this country lol
 
SCHLOSSFINANZ said:
SCHLOSSFINANZ said:
can you imagine the stress at border checkpoints when they look at you and think its a fake passport because nobody knows this country lol
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This is a completely made up problem. All border agents everywhere now just scan your passport and the software tells them if it's valid and if you can enter the country, it checks Europol, Interpol & other databases etc. They won't care as long as it's valid. Also I have a CBI passport and speaking from first hand experience.
 
kunafa said:
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This is a completely made up problem. All border agents everywhere now just scan your passport and the software tells them if it's valid and if you can enter the country, it checks Europol, Interpol & other databases etc. They won't care as long as it's valid. Also I have a CBI passport and speaking from first hand experience.
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It's unfortunately not made up.

For one, you can't scan (with the same degree of accuracy) a passport that doesn't have a biometric chip. AFAIK, current Nauruan passports don't.

But I've also seen it happen to people holding even supposedly "well known" passports like Maltese and South African among others. I remember one border agent saying they had never heard of Malta and another time one said that South Africa isn't a country, it's a region. All it takes is one incompetent and/or tired/overworked officer. Especially in a country where you don't often see those passports. Sometimes even with chipped passports. They look at it and start asking questions before scanning.

While major airports are connected to databases, smaller ones can be much more limited ”” not to mention rural/remote land and sea crossings. When a border agent suspects a dodgy passport there, they usually end up having to call someone to verify the passport. Sometimes they can call the passport issuer from a known database of phone numbers. Sometimes they call police headquarters. It's quite an experience when it happens.

Nauru is probably one of the least known countries in the world. Show up at a crossing that isn't a major airport (or maybe even that) and there's a real risk they'll study that passport like it's the Hope Diamond. Doesn't mean you'll be refused entry. It's just a potential inconvenience to take into consideration before traveling with that passport.

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This is the probably the answer to your question.
 
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