About 2/3ds of the “This American moved abroad” stories in the media involve people who were already dual citizens, married a foreigner, or had a right of descent ancestry immigration privilege.
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Tax issues for Americans moving abroad can be complex
Tax issues for moving abroad are complex as you may have to pay taxes to the U.S., the state you moved away from, and the country of residence. There are also complexities (And costs) regarding Medicare for those 65+.
Continue readingHawaii State Parks move to reservations for access
In some cases, cuts the number of visitors in half: After adding reservations, here’s what Hawaii’s parks are like now (sfgate.com)
Continue readingGermany and Indonesia propose dual citizenship changes
Germany: Germany’s parliament approves easing dual citizenship – DW – 01/19/2024 Germany would expand dual citizenship options (I think they currently recognize a “dual national” which is not quite the…
Continue readingHow to get citizenship in another country
A link to a comprehensive list of countries where Americans may have options to obtain future residency visas or citizenship.
Continue readingVisits to Hawaii decline sharply
The reasons are many – including high prices, negative comments made about tourists, proposals to enact restrictions and tourist fees on visitors: Hawaii visitors uncertain about going as traveler numbers…
Continue readingSurvey finds many people are well traveled
The % who have traveled internationally, throughout the globe, is large.
Continue readingHow likely are you to spend an extended period abroad?
This is from a marketing survey – and might not be, as they says, “scientifically valid” – yet It was also not clear how long is an “extended period”? Seem…
Continue readingHow many travel internationally?
Just 23% of Americans have not traveled to another country – and nearly all of those say they would do so if they could.
Continue readingAmerica is awful, so they moved abroad
Before January 1, 2008, a passport was generally not required to travel in North, Central and South America, and most Caribbean islands.
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