This document discusses the benefits of dual citizenship. It provides three main reasons why dual citizenship is a good idea:
1. It guarantees residence in another country, allowing freedom to live where you choose and providing a backup plan if needed. For example, one could obtain Portuguese citizenship in exchange for a donation.
2. It acts as an "exit strategy" or safe haven if one needs to leave their country of residence, such as for political or economic instability. Countries like Malaysia offer second residence programs.
3. It grants access to new opportunities and social benefits in another country, such as universal healthcare. For example, citizenship in an EU country allows access to affordable healthcare and education across Europe.
This document discusses the benefits of dual citizenship. It provides three main reasons why dual citizenship is a good idea:
1. It guarantees residence in another country, allowing freedom to live where you choose and providing a backup plan if needed. For example, one could obtain Portuguese citizenship in exchange for a donation.
2. It acts as an "exit strategy" or safe haven if one needs to leave their country of residence, such as for political or economic instability. Countries like Malaysia offer second residence programs.
3. It grants access to new opportunities and social benefits in another country, such as universal healthcare. For example, citizenship in an EU country allows access to affordable healthcare and education across Europe.
This document discusses the benefits of dual citizenship. It provides three main reasons why dual citizenship is a good idea:
1. It guarantees residence in another country, allowing freedom to live where you choose and providing a backup plan if needed. For example, one could obtain Portuguese citizenship in exchange for a donation.
2. It acts as an "exit strategy" or safe haven if one needs to leave their country of residence, such as for political or economic instability. Countries like Malaysia offer second residence programs.
3. It grants access to new opportunities and social benefits in another country, such as universal healthcare. For example, citizenship in an EU country allows access to affordable healthcare and education across Europe.
This document discusses the benefits of dual citizenship. It provides three main reasons why dual citizenship is a good idea:
1. It guarantees residence in another country, allowing freedom to live where you choose and providing a backup plan if needed. For example, one could obtain Portuguese citizenship in exchange for a donation.
2. It acts as an "exit strategy" or safe haven if one needs to leave their country of residence, such as for political or economic instability. Countries like Malaysia offer second residence programs.
3. It grants access to new opportunities and social benefits in another country, such as universal healthcare. For example, citizenship in an EU country allows access to affordable healthcare and education across Europe.
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good morning to the lecturer and friends today we are discussing
about if dual citizenship is a good idea or no.the speakers for today
are myself shahrul iqbal panel 1,panel 2,nurin iffah,panel 3 ,nur jannah farhanna and panel 4 nur hanani.I would like to start off by saying that getting a second citizenship is a good idea.this is because A SECOND CITIZENSHIP GIVES YOU A SECOND RESIDENCE Guaranteed residence is certainly the unsung benefit of getting dual citizenship.If you have citizenship in a particular country, then you have the freedom to live there as you choose to legally lower your tax bill, open up new investment markets, and enable yourself to live abroad, if you so choose. You don’t need to fuss with residency requirements or visas to get in.Getting dual citizenship also ensures that you have somewhere to go if you need to get out of your home country.If you have the budget, for example, you could make a 250,000-euro donation to the arts in Portugal and receive residency and, eventually, citizenship in that country in return.If you’re thinking about buying a second home for vacations, rental income, or an eventual retirement residence, it makes financial sense to take advantage of all the available tax breaks. The cost of owning a second home can be significantly reduced through tax deductions on mortgage interest, property taxes, and rental expenses.
Another reason for getting a second citizenship is that having a fail-safe in
case you need to leave your country of residence is a good idea.If you’re a citizen or permanent resident of the United States.While noone think that the US is going to descend into chaos anytime soon,There are plenty of valid reasons why people would want to get out.On the other hand,The Malaysia My Second Home program is a great fit for expats frustrated by the large amounts of money expected from other second residence programs that often demand that you actively manage a local business. However, the program isn’t ideal for entrepreneurs who are just starting their careers. This visa program demands that you have funds approximately $120,000 in liquid assets and $72,000 to invest and time to spare while completing the process which is an easily-obtained travel visa or the Labuan work permit or the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa program.MM2H visa provides an several of lifestyle benefits for you and your family or you are looking to start an offshore business with low income tax rates, Malaysia offers many benefits.By getting dual citizenship, then, you create your own exit strategy by having a place where you can always go to.
GETTING DUAL CITIZENSHIP GRANTS
YOU ACCESS TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES OR SOCIAL BENEFITS Thank you panel 4,you say that dual citizenship That is why it is pivotal to consult with your embassy so that you would not meet complications such as double taxations or limitations of your rights. Another reason why many people get dual citizenship is to take advantage of that country’s social services,mostly healthcare.For example, formerly known as the fastest man in Malaysia, athlete Watson Nyambek was declared bankrupt in 2016 because he was unable to service a staggering amount of bank loan of over RM100,000. He borrowed this money to fund his father’s medical expenses, who was suffering from ear cancer. His father succumbed to cancer in 2014, but Watson has not been able to pay back the loan as he had other financial commitments to fulfil.So even if you’re already successful, the stability offered by countries with highly developed social services can be quite desirable.If you move to a country in the EU, for example,Portugal claims the top spot according to Healthcare category of International Living’s Annual Global Retirement Index 2020.Portugal has some of the finest doctors and medical training available anywhere. Teaching facilities include the School of Health Services at the University of Minho in the north, the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Coimbra in the center renowned for its expansive research fields and Ph.D. programs and the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the New University of Lisbon in the south.Affordable, professional healthcare in Portugal costs a fraction of that in the United States and Canada, and savings also exist for those from the U.K. and other countries who choose Portugal as a destination for routine and elective procedures. You can enjoy low cost health care, send your kids to school in any EU country inexpensively, and enjoy pension benefits when you retire. SECURITY PROBLEM Apart from enhancing the integrity of travel documents, Malaysian passports have also had a facelift in quality wise in a bid to curb forgery attempts and to protect the identity of Malaysians.
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