Where and How to Get YOUR Permanent Residency? And WHY??…

Are you seeking a great country where you can obtain permanent residency or citizenship and have more opportunities, freedom, and better quality of life for you and your loved ones?

Or are you thinking to find a best place in the world to retire comfortably, full-time or part-time, on your social security or pension check to live a wonderful life for a fraction of cost of where you are living now?

Or you never even thought about it?

Keep reading… 

I could not choose where I was born.

I was born in a country which granted me permanent residency and citizenship.

I, however, can change my own "destiny" on my own and choose where I want to live, for better opportunities, better quality of life, and most important, freedom.

At different phases of my life, my place of choice to live also changes.

Armed with multiple citizenships and never-expire permanent residencies in different countries, I have much more choices than those who only have one permanent residency and citizenship in one country.

Having a single permanent residency and citizenship, to me, is like putting all the eggs into one basket.

Who says one can only live in one country, with one permanent residency and citizenship, for the rest of his or her life?

Who says one cannot or should not seek better opportunities, quality of life, and more freedom by getting more than one permanent residency, or even multiple citizenships in the global village?

Think about  “diversification”!          

Let me ask you a few questions…

• Do you still recognize the country where you were born, getting better or worse? 
• Do you feel your country offers more or less opportunities now?
• Can you imagine what kind of country will it be when you retire? (If you have a crystal ball)
• Can you travel freely and safely in the world with your current passport?
• Can you have quality and affordable health care in your country so that you won't be broke in case you happen to have a surgery?
• Do you pay unreasonable amount of taxes in your country?
• Does your country have a great education system for you or your kids?
• Can you stomach what is going on in your country now?
• Can you retire comfortably, worry-free on your social security and pension, if you have one? 

The list of questions can go on and on.

Your answers may be yes, or no, or maybe to some of those questions above.

You may never ever thought about to get a permanent residency somewhere else.

Well, would YOU even dare to imagine the global financial crisis and the meltdown of Lehman Brothers, Countrywide Financial, IndyMac Bank, Silver State Bank, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Washington Mutual, Wachovia, AIG, Bear Stearns, GM, and Iceland… just 2 years ago?

Would YOU even believe it if you were told so just 2 years ago??

What's next? Greece? Spain? Latvia? China?...

Are you well prepared for another crisis in the future?

It would be perfect if you enjoy where you are, do what you are doing, and hope this will last forever during your lifetime.

But what if, just IF, someday………

You feel you really wish you had another permanent residency (or even citizenship), for you or your loved ones, in another country where you can enjoy free or affordable quality health care, great weather, great education system, affordable cost of living, worry-free retirement, more opportunities and freedom……..

Perhaps too late at that time.

When you are qualified for permanent residency in one country for now, you may not be qualified at later time.

For example, you would be qualified for Costa Rica permanent residency if your income was U$600 per month as a retiree (Pensionado) or U$1000 a month as a legal resident (Rentista) several years ago. Now? They are raised to U$1000 for Pensionados and U$2500 for Rentistas! U$5000 a month was even proposed for the new immigration law for rentistas to obtain permanent residency in Costa Rica!

If you are over 45 years old, you are not no longer qualified to apply for Australian permanent residency as an independent skilled professional based on its point system.

Laws and regulations do change as time goes by.

I had a good fortune to have multiple never-expire permanent residencies and citizenships in different countries and traveled to over 80 countries all over the world. 

I have nothing to worry about. I have my own "insurance" covered. I have my Plan B. I will have multiple social security and pension checks to collect when I retire! In fact, I can't wait to "retire" early to enjoy life!

Just imagine this...

You can travel freely and safely with several passports without visas to visit most countries in the world (many people will be jealous of you!).

You can access to free or affordable excellent health care and educational opportunities… more job and business opportunities.

You have more opportunities to make much more money for you and your loved ones. 

You can comfortably retire to collect multiple social security and/or pension checks (how many people can say this in the world?!) and live a wonderful life worry-free worldwide forever.

Do you have your "Plan B"?

You may think you don't need it for now, but someday, you or your loved ones may well need it. You never know! Never say never! 

Not only people around the world continue to immigrate to countries like USA, Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, but also millions of those wealthy or not-so-wealthy Americans, Canadians, British, and Europeans, whether baby boomers or not, have been escaping to countries like New Zealand, Fiji, Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Belize, Bahamas, Colombia, Peru, Nicaragua, Guatemala,  Dominican Republic,  Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Brazil, Malta, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Crotia, Cyprus,  Malaysia, China, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand…….

I helped people to get their permanent residencies and citizenships. I was amazed that many people have no clues, knowledge or information on the subject at all.

Some of the information you find on the Internet is either out-dated, or partially correct, or simply not true at all.

Even some officers at USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) and SSA (Social Security Administration) I spoke with gave out completely wrong and misleading information on immigration, citizenship, and international social security agreement rules. 

So where should you apply for a permanent residency? And how?

There is no universal answer for everyone. Everyone’s situation is different. No country is perfect and fit for everyone.

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Sincerely,

Chris Andrew

Chris Andrew

Editor, www.EasyPermanentResidency.com

 

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