Tired Of Your Country, Need Travel Excitement & Lower Taxes? Then Buy Residency/Citizenship Of Another Country!

Are you tired with your home country, and are you tired of paying heavy taxes and want to pay lower taxes, do you want to enjoy the freedom to travel?

Well, you can have all this and more, if you have as little as $100,000 to throw around!!! You could buy citizenship to a tropical Caribbean nation. Yelz!!! Provided you will invest in their country ooooo!

Aside from obvious countries like the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, who have investor programs and pathways to citizenship, here's a list of countries you might have overlooked. They will welcome you – as long as you show them the money.

If you consider this option, then here’s a list of countries that will give you citizenship that is ---if you show/give them the money in return.

Dominica

Dominica is a tropical Caribbean destination to consider, if you have less money to invest, a single applicant investment requires just a $100,000 deposit to the National Bank of Dominica, the country's largest financial institution. The investment amount doubles for a family of four.

Applicants must be of "outstanding character," must wait "at least eight weeks" for approval and must have a "basic level" of English, according to Dominica's website detailing the citizenship path.

St. Kitts and Nevis

Cash for citizenship is an easy concept to understand. It best applies to just two countries in the world both of which happens to be in the Caribbean plus its 100% legal plus it can happen in as little as a few months.

St. Kitts and Nevis is the smallest nation of the Americas, it tempts would-be citizens with no personal income tax, the allowance for multiple citizenship and visa-free access to nearly 130 countries and territories plus tropical breezes, swaying palm trees and white sand beaches.

 St. Kitts and Nevis' citizenship-by-investment scheme was established in 1984 and it is the longest-running program in the world and offers two avenues to a new passport.

Another but cheaper option requires a $250,000 contribution to the country's Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation.

Real estate investment -- and a higher $400,000 investment -- is the second route to citizenship.

Anyone in the world can apply for citizenship, save one country: Iran. Iranian nationals had been eligible until late 2011 when the Prime Minister's Office suspended the program.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong is another country to invest in and get a citizenship. It offers freedom to move capital, taxation and residency requirements.

Citizenship-by-investment in Hong Kong is not a possibility, but residency-by-investment is. And this Chinese territory's tax rate is at 15%!!!

If you make an investment of about $1.3 million, you will get residency rights. You can buy stocks in companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, debt securities in airport or railway companies or certificates of deposits that mature after just one year.

In addition to their low tax rates, you can also use their health system for just $13 compared to $150 for non residents. And believe me Hong Kong is a beautiful place to live in, if you consider!!!

Other countries includes Singapore, Austria, Australia (they all have their investment conditions as well)