At Sovereign Man, we are always on the lookout for unique opportunities worldwide.
In the past, we discussed how giving birth in certain Latin American countries yields instant citizenship for a child and permanent residency for their parents.
We also explained how you can buy silver cheaper than anyone else in the world.
And we discussed how Americans could naturalize in Spain in record time by spending just one year in the US territory of Puerto Rico (and how Guatemalans can become Spanish citizens instantly).
Today's report covers an equally uncommon topic linked to another US territory.
A remarkable group of individuals numbered between 50,000 and 100,000 enjoys what we call the world's most unique status — being classified as “US non-citizen nationals”. As the name implies, these individuals are US nationals, but not citizens.
US non-citizen nationals have the privilege of being able to live and work in the United States, and get to utilize an American passport for international travel.
However, they avoid the primary burden of American citizenship — worldwide citizenship-based taxation.
To obtain this status, one must be born in American Samoa. This means that while you cannot become an American Samoan yourself, your child born there can.
We acknowledge that only a few individuals might travel to this remote, underdeveloped territory to give birth there. But for the right person, it presents an incredible opportunity.
And even if you never decide to take advantage of this opportunity yourself, the topic of this report can still serve as an exciting subject to discuss at your next cocktail or dinner party.
We have covered the benefits of giving birth in jus soli countries extensively – that’s jurisdictions that grant birthright citizenship to any child born within their borders. It is remarkable how easily a child born in such countries can acquire second citizenship, especially compared to foreign born adults’ efforts to obtain it. There is no…
