Pop out one kid, evaluate how difficult it is, then decide? .

NZ probably has better free education than most states in America. It probably has better healthcare too. No school shootings either. Ideally, I would choose to raise my family in NZ long-term and send them to a university in the states.

Choose Panama!

A former resident of Nicaragua told me she saw a shark jump out of water onto dry land and grab someone’s dog before going back underwater and eating it.

I’m assuming you can’t get citizenship by descent, so if the goal is second citizenship in an English speaking country these are your options:

Canada: 3-5+ yrs Naturalization Australia: 5+ yrs Naturalization New Zealand: 5+ yrs Naturalization Malta: 4+ yrs Naturalization; 5+ yrs by Marriage (you don’t need to be in the country); 5+yrs Investment 1,450,000 Ireland: 5+ yrs Naturalization; 3+ years Marriage UK: 5+ years Naturalization Belize: 5+ yrs Naturalization South Africa: 5+ years Naturalization; unclear by Marriage

Out of the options above, Canada, New Zealand are the easiest via Naturalization Belize and Australia are second for Naturalization. Malta is the easiest by Marriage. Ireland is the easiest by Descent. South Africa is the least feasible.

Everywhere is different, however, most countries require you to establish Permanent Residency before applying for citizenship. You can even have several Permanent Residence’s (PR) at once if you wanted to shop around. Each country has specific terms for keeping your PR.

Why citizenship though? What’s your goal? Live and work in other countries? Country to escape to if things go bad? Would you be happy with just PR without a path to citizenship?

Whatever you decide, the next step would be looking into your visa options.

Let’s teleport everywhere! Why are we still not teleporting in 2023?!?