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minus-square@Bernie_Sandals@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink31•3 months agoYup, the same works for passports from other countries like Malta and Cyprus which iirc literally just sell citizenship.
minus-squareLemmy_2019linkfedilink7•3 months agoGoogle golden passport. Portugal and Spain were at it but I think many countries have shut down the programme.
minus-square@Spiralvortexisalie@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish3•3 months agoDo not know the current programs but usually need half a million euros and up. Portugal at one time I believe was as cheap as 160k euro (hence the popularity) but I believe that is over.
minus-squarekatelinkfedilinkEnglish4•edit-23 months agoAFAIK Malta is €750k and they require you live there for a year edit: $ -> €
Yup, the same works for passports from other countries like Malta and Cyprus which iirc literally just sell citizenship.
How much? Asking for a friend.
Google golden passport. Portugal and Spain were at it but I think many countries have shut down the programme.
Do not know the current programs but usually need half a million euros and up. Portugal at one time I believe was as cheap as 160k euro (hence the popularity) but I believe that is over.
If you have to ask…
AFAIK Malta is €750k and they require you live there for a year
edit: $ -> €