Why St. Kitts & Nevis and Malta’s economic citizenship programs are just the beginning for second passport options.

Historically capital controls, wealth confiscations, currency devaluations, one-off emergency taxes, bail-ins, nationalization of retirement accounts, and other measures are the norm when a government gets desperate enough. Here’s how you protect yourself.

Vanuatu might have something to offer in terms of offshore company formation, offshore banking, or lifestyle choices for the right people after extremely careful consideration.

Whether or not you take the ultimate step of renunciation, I believe you will find value from this author’s experiences jumping ship and divorcing the USA.

Whether or not you take the ultimate step of renunciation, I believe you will find value from this author’s experiences jumping ship and divorcing the USA.

I recently sat down with the folks over at The Daily Bell for an in-depth conversation. We covered a lot of topics, from the war on drugs to Austrian economics to international diversification.

This Mediterranean island offers compelling opportunities for those looking to obtain residency and even citizenship in an EU country. For the right people, it’s one of the easiest countries to get citizenship in. The key to it is a real estate purchase. And fortunately, prices are now near bargain levels.

Make 2014 the year you finally declare freedom.

Panama offers one of the easiest ways to obtain permanent residency—with a path to a second passport—available in any country today.

Unfortunately the hopes for Malta’s economic citizenship program appear to have ultimately been misplaced.

The benefits of a second passport are universal and prudent for anyone in the world to obtain… especially those under a desperate government.

A second passport can come in handy when a government decides to treat its own citizens as beef cows instead of milking cows.