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Summary of this video:
💼 Finding Ancestral Records for Second Citizenship
- How to use ancestry.com to trace family lineage for citizenship applications,
- Importance of proving ancestral ties to the desired country for citizenship,
- Examples of clients obtaining citizenship through ancestral records.
📜 Proving Unbroken Lineage for Citizenship
- Explanation of the requirement for an unbroken chain of citizenship for citizenship by descent,
- Utilizing ancestry.com records and DNA testing to demonstrate eligibility,
- Challenges in proving lineage for citizenship in certain countries.
🌍 Eligibility and Application Process for Citizenship
- Checking country-specific requirements for citizenship by descent,
- Cost and time involved in hiring agencies to compile citizenship application documents,
- Additional requirements such as language proficiency for some citizenship applications.
🔍 Discovering Ancestral Communities for Clues
- Utilizing ancestry.com to identify ancestral communities and migration patterns,
- Example of using ancestral community data to locate potential citizenship records,
- Expanding search based on ancestral community data for comprehensive citizenship applications.
📊 Utilizing Ancestry Data for Citizenship Applications
- Leveraging ancestry.com data to apply for citizenship by descent,
- Example of discovering unexpected ancestral backgrounds for citizenship eligibility,
- Cost-effective method of obtaining valuable ancestral information for citizenship purposes.
I was able to get Chilean citizenship after my dad passed away because I had all of his Chilean documents.
Oh wow nice
Is it a strong passport?
@@Muriithitalksfootball it's strong enough to get you into USA
wow, do you live ein chile? How is daily life? security?
@@luchoCuevas My dad brought us to USA when I was 1 so no I don't
I got a Dominican Republic passport/citizenship this past year through my mother. Total cost was about $350-$375. Way more people should look into this
Nice work !!
For $350-$375 it’s worth it through descent but to invest $200,000 that’s not worth it. The Dominican Republic passport is very very terrible. It’s a tier-D passport a Jamaican passport is tier-C and alot better than that one and it also sucks. If you’re getting it for free then it’s worth it.
@nygeeJones need to do more research. Think about why someone would spend 100-200k on a passport. If you're making over 2-3 million a year you are saving way more by being in a territorial tax system such as the DR. DRs passport is weak for traveling but theres Pro's
@nygeeJones true. The passport is bad. But that's not why I got my 2nd citizenship. I plan on stacking passports on the next couple of years. DR's territorial tax system is the main reason i got my citizenship there. I can essentially work on my online biz while living on the island and pay no taxes.
One person did this test by 4 different companies and the results were quite different.
MyHeritage: 21,5% Nigerian
FamilyTree: 6% Nigerian
23andMe: 16,5% Nigerian
Ancestry: 13% Nigerian
Hahaha I’m gonna try it with all of them
I’m curious about the results
Nigerian ..sorry for to here that🤣
I am Egyptian and took the test with FamilyTree, 23andMe, and Ancestry. The results of my second-biggest ancestry were not too dissimilar:
Greece & Albania: 19% (Ancestry)
Greece & Balkans: 23% (23andme)
Greece, Balkans, and Italian Peninsula: 15% (FamilyTree)
Great video! I'm currently working on Italian citizenship by descent. Looking forward to officially being Italian!
Awesome good luck !!
@@WealthyExpat Should I get Chinese citizenship because I am Chinese by decent. And Japanese.
Great video! It's definitely not free or cheap in many cases for average people though. Gathering official documents and having them apostilled is not cheap. In many cases you need an immigration professional and/or lawyer to help with the process, and in some cases you may need to file legal cases in court depending on the complexity of your case (as I had to do). If you are American, there are also a lot of issues related to last name changes or misspellings after your relative immigrated which need to be sorted out. I agree that this is cheaper than citizenship by investment, but it can still run you in the tens of thousands of dollars depending on the country and how complicated your cases is.
I heard in germany they only care if your parent from germany. That where my grandma's family from
Thanks for a nice and helpful video. Gonna get my DNA tests soon to prove myself.
Awesome
@@WealthyExpat can we get just based on the DNA tests or we do need some kind of actual records?
@@ywueeee You need the records to prove the connection, he just said it.
The Dna can help you, that's all.
@@ywueeee It depends on the country.
@@LisaCultondo you know which countries accept just DNA tests? and which one do you need?
I'm all Turkish all the way back as far as records go so this was not an option for me. Meanwhile I spent 5 years in the Netherlands to score a solid EU passport.
Netherlands allows dual citizenship? I have doubts.
@@DS-vx3wf Only if you get married. Then you can have dual citizenship/
I’ve became a Mexican citizen because of descendants (obviously my parents were born in Mexico) since August 14th, 2023, and honestly I’m not regretting that ever since!
If they did naturalize, they had to have the next in the lineage BEFORE they naturalized. Super interesting
Took my family 6 years to get italian citizenship by descent. Couple of years more to obtain the passport. We Didn’t spend much . I am italian-brazilian
So americans are just a bunch of greeks, italians, irish, germans, brits, french…literally just europeans
Literally
@@WealthyExpatI could have thought your ancestors were from southern Spain, you look very Middle Eastern, southern Spain were very much Arab influence and Moroccan, as the basque in the north, the Arabs were in the south of Spain . You are quite handsome, many Latinos and Arab men are , that dark hair brown eyes olive skin.
To be clear you can’t get citizenship based on ancestry - but it helps give you direction to start looking for the documents that matter.
The challenge is that being born in the Netherlands, I cannot have that citizenship and another one so I have opted to stay Canadian with residency elsewhere.
evb1601 but why did you do that? The Netherlands is a much better country to live in than Canada.
David could claim just by his surname. One more thing, the ancestry website, is for the US mainly.
I'm curious. My family is from Cuba.. LOL So that doesn't really work too well LMAO.. But when I look up my last name it originates in Spain. So can I get a Spanish passport even if my immediate family is from Cuba? I just saw that you are 53% Spanish and I can't place it but you're not native Spaniard you look Latin American. (as in from Central or South America, not necessarily from US)
You can get a Cuban passport and apply for Spanish citizenship after 2 years of living in Spain
Depende mi rey, en tu caso si algun abuelo o bisabuelo tuyo fue o es español, con el certificado de nacimiento puedes barir un caso para obtener la ciudadania pero toma tiempo, ten en cuenta que a veces no habian certificado de nacimiento, sino partidas de bautizo, por en de si sabes el nombre del pueblo o ciudad de donde viene, puedes preguntar al registro de dicho pueblo si encuentra partida de nacimiento o partida de bautizo. En mi caso, mi bisabuela era vasca tamibien, mi abuela tenia la ciudadania pero se trasladaron a Colombia, eso por parte de mi madre, por parte de mi padre son franceses, pero la cuestion aca es que a diferencia de España, Francia solo te da la ciudadania no solo si lo logras probrar, sino que hay un plazo de 50 años para que reclames la ciudadania. Es decir, si tu abuelo se movio a Colombia, ejemplo, a los 30, tuvo a tu padre a los 38 y el no adquirio la nacionalidad, luego tu padre te tuvo a los 27 y tu conociste esta informaciòn a los 26 ( te lo digo asi porque me paso), ya no puedes aplicar a la nacionalidad, ya que han pasado mas de 50 años para reclamarla. Si optas por la ciudadania de descendencia Española, por experiencia propia, es super rapido el proceso, eso solo en caso de que tengas familia Española aun viva, si es con pruebas y demas, se torna mas demorado, algo asi como 4 años, 5 años si te va bien.
@@WealthyExpat Thank you. Is a Cuban passport actually useful?
@@timoteodalton4602 Gracias para la información y la oportunidad a practicar la lectura en español.
@@WealthyExpat My ancestors came from southern Spain, so I have Arab DNA, possibly Moroccan citizenship, though if southern Spain was Islamic, I thought your ancestors were from southern Spain cause you do have Arab phenotype features.
Hey Rafael, I'm interested in Mauritius and obtaining citizenship there but I've read apparently they don't allow dual citizenship if you become naturalized, and they only allow dual citizenship for Mauritians born in Mauritius. Can you confirm if that’s true? Or can I still keep my Canadian passport and become a Mauritian citizen as well?
They do allow you. My old boyfriend has both.
how can we find records in oral transmissions I've found out my family came from Iberia as Sephardic Jews in 1490s to 1500s there are still some preserved traditions, They first went to Lebanon then Turkey but IDK how to find records to prove this. Where can we find it exactly
Do you have a company that you recommend across the board or do you recommend finding a local immigration attorney in the country you are looking to get citizenship by decent in?
Local immigration attorney in the country, don’t use the silly “holistic” company
Most countries only allow children or grandchildren of nationals to apply and it has to be consecutive. No country on earth would allow a DNA test as you said, a quick email to the consulate you are trying to get citizenship from would clear all your doubts
It is crazy how became like prisoners with this citizenship story , having at least a dual citizenship is now a must or you will pay really heavily !!!
Hey I'm a quarter Basque, from around Barcelona - the OlaZabals. Via Mexico where they settled in the 1700s I think Ancestry very useful. But new passport? - not yet.
Same here
Basque, then Puerto Rico, then Mexico / DR
@@WealthyExpatKaixo! =Hi in basque
@@WealthyExpat Yea, a gg/f was Jefe Politico at Concordia, Sinaloa where my g/m born. Her brother Francisco(Frank) embarrassed the RC family by becoming a barnstorming Pentecostal minister founding abt 50 churches N & S the Border. Time dubbed him The Great Aztec - humorously perhaps! Most seem to wind up in the US, now a safer option that Durango or Sinaloa..
I restored Romanian citizenship and going to restore Bulgarian. Now I want to check other cases, maybe there are more options.
I’m only eligible for Jamaican citizenship by descent, which I’ve already obtained. My paternal grandmother was Cuban, but a Cuban passport is useless, and you can only obtain it if at least one of your parents was born in Cuba. I’m not eligible for anything else via descent, so U.S and Jamaican it is for right now.
If you did get Cuban citizenship you could theoretically move to Spain and living for 2 years you can get Spanish citizenship
@@fudgethedog True, but it’s more trouble than it’s worth. My father would have to claim it first before he could pass that citizenship down to me. He’s fine with simply being a U.S and Jamaican citizen as well.
Cubans want off the island, and for many it’s through their Spanish ancestry, but there’s actually been a backlog of applications for citizenship by descent for Cubans who claim Jamaican heritage (via grandparents) because while it’s not in the same league as an EU passport, the Jamaican passport still provides a lot more travel freedom than a Cuban passport.
An EU passport would definitely be nice, but I have no claim to one via blood and they make it difficult to naturalize.
What about a granddad from Swiss and my mother's great great granddad from Germany and 6 German priests traced back to 1300?
So you have rh negative blood. I am also rh negative blood. You might also be jewish too.
I got 2% Jew, but yes maybe
@@WealthyExpat Basque are jews. They just do not know it. When the jews returned to jerusalem at pentacost many jews converted and went out into the world. They lost their jewish roots since they became christians. Only Lord Jesus knows who are jews. That day is coming. The jews are scattered all over the world.
@youknowkbbaby the puerto ricans are called spanish jews aka safardic jews. I have european jewish blood (ashkenazi) in me.
Hi Rafael, it might be possible to get be possible for you to opt for Spanish citizenship if your Great Great grandfather kept it until the time your Great grandparent was born. Was your great grandparent born before of after Puerto Rico was ceded to the usa? Is the possibility of having your parent opt as a grandchild possible?
Spain only allows children of Spaniards to apply, it was recently extended to grandchildren through the “ley de nietos” but it has to be consecutive.
I used MyHeritage and it says I am 51% English - no surprise. Does this in anyway help me obtain a UK passport? My grandmother even had a British accent, though I know she wasn't born in the UK. I am not sure how to obtain documents which I presume are quite important. Any suggestions?
I don't want to move there, clown. I want to claim the ancestry and the passport as a matter of preserving my British descent.
dazvxn why would you want to get a UK passport? UK is done.
@@adrian-4767 Because no nation has made as large an impact or contributed as significantly to the world as Britain. This is a heritage of which I am immensely proud; the passport is not a necessity but a means to preserve this esteemed heritage.
Ahora todos a buscar antepasados de un pais desrrollado ( o inventarlos) ara emigrar 🤣
Benito-lr8mz de nada te sirve inventar antepasados porque lo tenés que probar.
Igual en este video son todos de EEUU
How does it look like with iranian?
On that sense we all should claim Tanzanian citizenship 😅
How to get another EU second citizenship to be able to renounce the french citizenship ?
Gain citizenship of another country by naturalization or if you have any ancestors you can prove are from another country that allows it
Hello I have a question for you. I have a Luxembourg passport and I was wondering when I apply for a passport in Monaco and I buy residence there to become tax-free can I still do business in Luxenberg without paying taxes there? And when I have the passport for Monaco does not apply to dual residential, but my question is when I have a passport in Monaco and I go back to Luxembourg and I apply.
A secondary residence in Luxembourg as a it private person how does this work with Texas? What is the best option?
You have to live in Monaco for something like 20 years to get naturalized, if you don't have a Monegasque parent or spouse.
Just don't bother with trying to get citizenship to Monaco. Permanent Residence is all you need. You would 100% have to renounce ALL other citizenships as Monaco don't allow dual citizenship. Once you renounce there's no way to "get back" a citizenship so you can't just "re-apply".
Also to be able to live in Monaco and be truly tax-free you'd have to not just live there full time, you'd have to sever your ties to the US (citizenship, green card, any US registered businesses, assets, etc.) as the US have citizenship based taxation which can extend to Green Card holders and others with "ties to the USA".
Can i buy switzerland passport?
I got Irish citizenship this way
How? I did DNA test and I'm 20% irish.
I have Irish ancestors, but it goes back about 200 years
I have irish on my mom but found out she was adopted. If I pay to do an ancestry check, will the country be a country worth going.
He looks more Arab , than basque as if his ancestors may have been from southern Spain.
A lot of Spaniards have Arab blood yes
He doesnt Look Arab
Get Sierra Leone. It's free if you have the DNA. 🧬👍🇸🇱
🤣🤣
@@berndblabla4249 Laugh all you want - I'm claiming my birthright! 😃
Are you sure about that. African citizenships are very difficult.
@@nygeeJones I'm certain about it. Many others have already gotten Sierra Leone citizenship by DNA and posted the videos about their experiences.
@@nygeeJones the problem they are the worst citizenships in the world ...... that is really crazy lol
a better headline for this video : How I got my clients a second citizenship for Free
Great thank you
@@WealthyExpat my pleasure
What if your ancestors came from countries that no longer exist. like the holy Roman empire or the ottoman empire or AustriaHungary or Yugoslavia or Scotland
Haha. I came from the Soviet Union. My grandma has a Soviet Union documents.
every channel does this video every 2-3 months
Its not really free, but can be low-cost or hire an Agency can take awhile.. doing it yourself can be a real pain in the ass..Its not an easy process. Bureaucracy! please delete this video, I don't want too many people knowing about this! By the way, for Italian passport you won't wait anywhere near 7 years.. thats just for German Citizenship.
You're handsome. Just my type!
My ancestors were from Switzerland and Scotland. Is it possible?
Yes of course worth a try
@@WealthyExpat okay thanks
Im so glad that im not mixed weak blood... Im pure blood
Goood