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Passports. Visas. Residency permits. Tax deadlines. Appointments. Required visits.
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For families considering multiple citizenship options, I often suggest looking beyond travel access.
Think about:
Where would you actually visit?
Could you see yourself living there?
Does the investment make sense?
What does citizenship mean for your children?
The bigger picture matters.
Moving abroad as a family means one process can involve four different people- each with their own documents, appointments and requirements.
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No more managing the family move from your head.
@ItsJamesHall Swapping one Western country for another, isn’t necessarily moving the needle. You’re just adding (or subtracting) some time from the clock.
The worlds is bigger than the Western countries- think outside the box.
@realpeteyb123 We have far exceeded the home-to-income ratio in most of the United States.
And to add, get a better paying job or better school and your home price goes up with the zip-code. Absorbing much of that pay increase.
It’s a vicious cycle.