LagosWharf:

You missed the point. These countries have visa free access to other big countries once you have their passport. You see, Nigeria passport holders can go to countries like Ghana and start living there without wahala. If you are a passport holder of one of these countries, eg st kits and nevis, you can go visa free to Canada and all shengen countries just like you are going to Ghana.

Mizk:
I get the point and I'm telling you I'd rather stay in nigeria if i had that amount

Rooneyboy:


She also has a military background and has been in alot of wars.

handsomeyinka:
How about nigeria?

LagosWharf:

You missed the point. These countries have visa free access to other big countries once you have their passport. You see, Nigeria passport holders can go to countries like Ghana and start living there without wahala. If you are a passport holder of one of these countries, eg st kits and nevis, you can go visa free to Canada and all shengen countries just like you are going to Ghana.

handsomeyinka:
How about nigeria?

fatdon2:
Did you ever know that citizenship could be bought outrightly in some parts of the world? Well if you don’t know you do and will also know why it has become the latest fantasies of the super-rich.

According to a report by Bloomberg, a second passport—or a third or fourth—has become another trophy for the ultra-wealthy and so for most of them, it is more for bragging rights.

When interviewed, Christian Kalin, chairman of Henley & Partners, a firm which provides citizenship advice and publishes rankings such as the Quality of Nationality Index opined that wealthy buyers “are looking for security”. “They want peace of mind in case of a revolution or other upheaval in their home countries”, he said.
Many nations of the world, the U.S. included, allow migrant residents the chance to apply for citizenship only after meeting certain criteria but these only 10 countries permit other nationals to acquire outright citizenship which comes with a certain price. These prices may also require payment in the form of direct investment into their economy, typically in property or the setting up of a local business.
Eight out of these ten countries are classified by the IMF as offshore financial centres, though Kalin said stability, not tax avoidance, is what influences most of the buyers. That and bragging rights. “If you have a yacht and two airplanes, the next thing to get is a Maltese passport,” he said. “It’s the latest status symbol. We’ve had clients who simply like to collect a few.”

See the list of the counties below:
http://www.thenet.ng/can-afford-ten-countries-can-sell-citizenship/

EponOjuku:


In Nigeria, you can be a billionaire and container would fall on your vehicle in traffic.

Emmafe:
When you add USA to the list call me.

Samsung phones lover, check my Signature

handsomeyinka:
How about nigeria?

chiboy1116:
who go buy?

MrBrownJay1:


bro sadly, yes these passport holder you mention can go to "visit" places visa free, but to live there is another ball game entirely.... if moving to the US is the aim of a person who has money, then investing as little as usd100K-150K in a local business (or create jobs for about 10people) will get you a visa. duh!

so tell me, would you rather spend usd100K to get a passport from these BS lands so that you could go to the US on a 3months tourist visa OR simply invest usd100-150K in a US local biz and get a renewable 3-5yrs resident permit?

fergie001:
Mtchew....na Croatia I wan go jhoo

LagosWharf:


Eyah. Don't try to gain likes by misrepresenting facts. You cannot get US visa by investing $100k-150k in a local biz. The E5 investor visa has a minimum of $500,000. I am not the one who set the minimum at $500k. You can check US government website directly and stop twisting facts

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/immigrant-investor-visas.html

Mizk:
With 1,000000$ i can live large in naija and buy my way through almost everything, now why would i pay almost 400milla to be in any of these wack countries?

handsomeyinka:
How about nigeria?

karimusaa:


BaDt Guy.....I know why and your wife will hear this...

thunderbabs:


Lol... South sudan, somalia, chad, Niger rep. , all doz poverty stricken countries wey resemble Nigeria na... Dey go b our customers.

Benin Republic sef no go gree buy coz deir economy is far better off

Rajosh:
Benin republic's economy better than Nigeria's? Guy stop deceiving yourself. You can't compare their economy to Lagos' economy. the difference is clear.

handsomeyinka:
How about nigeria?

Emmafe:
When you add USA to the list call me.

Samsung phones lover, check my Signature

kelish:

you dey ask again, na free na

MrBrownJay1:


lol Nigerians, you tire me with your usual narrow minded ways....

bro, EDUCATE yourself so i dont have to do it for you. check the E2 visa requirements and thank me later.