How You Can Have a Second Passport, New Residency & Global Freedom
By Catherine Jones.

Why deal with one nation on its terms; when you can deal with all nations on your terms?

As things continue to deteriorate inside the United States
having a second passport becomes more and more of a priority
The loss of civil liberties in the USA has become chronic - the growing censorship, a stark warning.
Rational people having taken notice - those with their heads in the sand must bury them deeper to block out the obvious.

A new e-book by Catherine Jones - This is the only e-book that will get you a second passport; without the hype, the rip off, the B.S. and the run-around common to most books on this subject. This e-book will also show you how to get residency, work permits, retirement residency, and student visas in every region of the world. Twenty seven nations covered - 241 pages of rock solid facts.

How Do We Get A Second Passport?
This e-book supplies the answers, the methods and the requirements, (the majority of which are not commonly known,) for getting a second passport. This e-book can get you into the EU. This e-book can help you retire in dozens of nations. This e-book covers the subject of gaining legal residency, a second passport, work permits, asylum, honorary passports, retirement visas, and a great deal more, it provides the real facts and the real solutions, which sets this e-book apart from anything else in its category. This is neither a dream book, nor a book about vague " under the table " deals; it is an e-book about what it takes to get new residency, a second citizenship and a legal second passport. In fact.

The information complied by the author has never before existed in a unified form. This e-book is a first. The data was all but impossible to compile, even on a case by case basis, as for the most part none of it was posted or publicly available. It had to be extracted, like an elephant's molar, from each separate government, and then the precise agency within that government, always at great effort; and only after the correct government agency could be found. The immigration offices, their systems and their requirements for conveying information differed absolutely in every nation that was contacted. It was like trying to find a needle in an infinite number of haystacks.

There is an entire section just on overseas retirement visas and passports; a section that is going to be god-sent to those retirees, of whatever age, who want to relocate to an overseas safe-haven. The information provided in that section should help them find a place where they can make their retirement dollars stretch and where they can live an enhanced lifestyle at the same time. Many such places exist, and the residency acceptance for retiree status in most nations is the easiest to acquire. It is the least expensive form of residency available. Retirees have easier access to residency and are more welcome to more nations than any other category. Retirement residency allows the retiree to live in a nation permanently with no visa requirements. Retirement residency can also lead to a passport if the retiree desires, and seldom if ever requires that the recipient relinquish ownership of their first passport, allowing dual citizenship. Living in a retirement haven and having dual citizenship often means a better local status and a better standard of living in a crime free environment.
This e-book also has plenty of information on how to get a work permit for those who want to gain employment overseas and use that employment to gain residency and ultimately a new passport.

. . . and there´s more . . . lot´s more; this book is an encyclopedia on the subject of residency, passports and legal relocation.

Readers are advised that there has been plenty of hyperbole written about second passports, some of it fun, but while hyperbole can be entertaining, attaining a second passport is usually a matter of law not of literary license. The type of passport you receive from under the table deals can easily earn you a jail sentence. If there is no underlying legislation in the nation from which you are attaining an instant passport, then there are no legitimate " instant " passports for that nation. Those internet purveyors of instant passports who ask you not to ask too much aren´t selling real passports. And a fake passport can be a passport to a jail sentence.

If all else fails there is residency, which leads to a second passport after a set period of residency. Attaining a second passport through the process of residency requires knowledge of the requirements, and wouldn´t you know it, each nation has different requirements. This e-book is the first, to my knowledge that actually provides the requirements to attaining residency to every major region in the world. (Twenty seven nations) It is as I´ve already stated, encyclopedic.

One finds in this e-book a great many methods of attaining a new passport that are not commonly known. There are, for instance, many nations that welcome business relocation's with open arms and who will grant the businessman residency based on such relocation's. If you relocate your business to such a nation you may stand to gain in many ways; tax holidays, relocation perks, free trade zone benefits, loans, and yes, residency that leads to a second passport, (in some cases even an instant passport.)

Then there are those nations seeking people versed in a various skills who will willingly grant residency to those possessing those skills, sometimes even a passport and citizenship. If you are a college student wondering about your future, or if you have a skill that is in demand, or if you know something that is of value to some foreign nation, then your chances of gaining residency and / or a passport are dramatically enhanced.

This e-book is more than the sum of its parts. It provides the information that we all need in order to form factual decisions on relocation and residency, topics that are increasingly at the forefront of our concerns. Catherine Jones has done an excellent job of producing a book that finally provides solid information on getting a second passport. The information on residency doubles the books value, and the information on work permits and the other mostly unknown methods of getting a passport; even those " toe in the door " techniques, make this book priceless for anyone seeking to restart their life overseas.
Just one decade ago, relocation was a fairly obscure topic, a pursuit of the rich, the Avant Garde, or the jet setters; but not, as it is today. Today those seeking to expatriate are the father who cares about his family, the owner of the medium sized or large business, the retired couple looking for a crime-free home away from home, the over-taxed individuals seeking a place to restart their life overseas in a tax-free jurisdiction, the student seeking to make use of his or her education in a dynamic environment, and so on.

Robert A. Heinlein once said that when humanity goes to the stars the " culls " will remain behind. I´ve given a great deal of though to that statement. To insert a personal note, in most of the cases to which I have been witness, the majority of those seeking to relocate overseas tend to be among the best and brightest. I´ve met a lot of them, communicated with thousands of them and it is clear to me that the expatriates of today are a new breed of bird. Innovative, intelligent, seeking to restart their life overseas with a sense of anticipation. I don´t get the impression that they are fleeing something negative so much as they are going forward to something positive. Most of them are seeking less government intervention in their life, a wider range of choices, a more pristine environment and an enhanced lifestyle free from crime, violence and bureaucratic idiocy. They are going to the Caribbean, to Latin America, to South America, Eastern Europe, Oceania, Asia, and to Europe itself.
I won´t burden the reader with the fact that there are now grave concerns about the terrorism created by U.S. Government foreign policy that now affects the lives of millions of Americans. This is not a doomsday book, nor an anti-American book, this is an e-book on gaining residency in a new nation, gaining a new freedom and thereby a new life in a better environment. I´ll leave it at that.

Are there better environments? Yes, take my word for it. I left the USA several years ago and I´ve never returned, not once, nor would I for any price. I spend my time in Rio de Janeiro, Panama, Buenos Aries and I´ve learned to make an income from international sources, not from the nations that I live in. I don´t deal with one nation on its terms; I deal with all nations on my terms. My horizons are unlimited, I have never been so happy in my life. I am free at last.

Can you do it too? Or am I an exception?...My belief is that if I can do it, absolutely anyone can do it.