Guys,
I'm looking to start a new life and looking for my options. I currently hold an Indian passport and I'm either looking for an alternative citizenship or a residency permit which can later evolve into a citizenship.
I know of programs that offer residency/citizenship by investment, but I don't have the resources for any of these. At best, I can setup a small café (I have immense experience) or do odd jobs to survive for a couple of years. I think, I have resources for a year to make my living possible (offcourse also depends on where I go).
I would prefer a remote island, mountains & beach and reasonable healthcare facilities as some of my key preferences. I'm in my late 30s and totally ok with a slow pace life.
Take your shot guys.
Starting a new life
sun.surfering
04 November 2019 08:12:39
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haiticheri
04 November 2019 10:49:38
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Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia, Dominica, Ambergris Caye, Belize. Very affordable, good and cheap healthcare system, nice people and safe. If you don't mind learning Spanish, check out Medellin Columbia.
motimahal
04 November 2019 12:38:07
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goa
Lloydvalentine
04 November 2019 16:22:56
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Mauritius, Maldives and Zanzibar are cheaper for u to access and very good.
sun.surfering
06 November 2019 06:50:45
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Goa indeed is a good suggestion, but I'd like to explore options outside India.
sun.surfering
06 November 2019 06:52:20
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All these places demand you to get a job + sponsor in order to apply for a residency. I can't travel here as a tourist and then setup a business & then apply for residency (not legitimately).
Gordon Barlow
07 November 2019 05:11:45
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I don't think you could do much better than what you're already doing, sun.surf. Go somewhere (anywhere) and find a job that you can do, get a Work Permit, and just go to work. What have you got to lose? In my observation, no country in the world allows strangers to immigrate and set up in business in competition with citizens. At least, I've never heard of one.
You've probably picked a good place. My wife and I lived in Vila in the '70s, and enjoyed it. That was before independence, and things changed after that event. Still... It was a quaint place, then, with some quaint customs. I wrote a few blog-posts about it many years later. Here's one that might amuse you.
https://barlowscayman.blogspot.com/2014 … rides.html
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