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What African passports and citizenships can AADOS get?...
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it's cool, the truth shall sit you home
defending yourself is not a rat
a rat is a traitor, I'm a patriot
you can't slap somebody and get mad when you have to pay the consequences for your actions. you reap what you sew
Work visas or naturalizationNone!
A few WA nations, namely Ghana & Rwanda(east) have now implemented access to easy visas, but not AAdos, exclusive.And no preferential, assured pathway to citizenship.
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Marry an African.
You can join the French Foreign Legion and get a French passport.
Also, you sign your life away and American citizenship so it's not for everyone. Might be something worth looking into if you have past that won't get you a job beyond taxi driver and garbage collection engineer.
Also, you sign your life away and American citizenship so it's not for everyone. Might be something worth looking into if you have past that won't get you a job beyond taxi driver and garbage collection engineer.
Naw I ain't fukkin with that...I ain't gone move to France if shyt go left...Africa too big and cell phone towers to track you ain't everywhere yet...
Was thinkin bout that but with alot of African families if your not from the Tribe they ain't fukkin with u
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Work, or business visas.But given the rich, fertile climate in countries like Rwanda,easily can lead into permanent residency. Still based upon work though.Work visas or naturalization
Visa information – The Embassy of the Republic of Rwanda – USA
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I got an Native African chick anyway, I’ll throw the cuffs on her if I needed to :UncUmad:
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12 African Countries That Allow Dual Citizenship
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What's the best country in Africa for an African American to move to? I'm looking for a cooler climate, low cost of living, political stability and ease of immigration. I had thought of Arusha, Tanzania but I'm open to many more ideas.
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Stable countries are mostly found in Southern Africa. Over this side, there is virtually no terrorism or Islamic fundamentalism. Unlike in North, Central, West and East Africa which are torn apart by terrorist, religious and ethnic conflict. This includes countries like North Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Egypt, Chad, Algeria. Of course, there are few exceptions like Ghana which is a favorite for American tourists and which Obama touted as a shining example of Africa. It's a former British Colony, so you will fit in if you speak English.
As you go down south of the African continent, you will encounter a largely Christian and secular population, that's why this region is relatively stable.
South Africa is the most liberal democracy in Africa. Porn is not censured etc. unlike in most parts of Africa. This is the best economy in Africa, the equivalent of the USA where everybody migrates to look for job and business opportunities. The cost of living is low and there are plenty of high quality products and services. However, crime and nonpolitical violence is a problem. It's like Chicago Lol, but Cape Town is rated higher in crime and violence than all American cities. It's only South American cities that can beat Cape Town. Jo'burg is also dangerous. But there are safer locations and these are usually high income suburbs with a largely white population.
Botswana is a stable country and its economy is among the best in Africa, with a GDP per capita of $15,000. Crime is very low. Actually, many years ago, the BaTswana could leave their doors unlocked because stealing was unheard of, people who commit serious crimes like robbery in Botswana are usually foreigners, from Zimbabwe etc. But Botswana police is very good. The cost of living is quite affordable and there is plenty of good services. The BaTswana treat each other with respect, you won’t find things like an overloaded taxi, hooliganism, being a public nuisance or jumping the queue. The atmosphere is relaxed and I never saw a single beggar in the street.
Namibia is another stable country that is doing well economically. It has beautiful towns, cities and coasts. The cultures are diverse. However, rent and accommodation is quite expensive when compared to South Africa and Botswana. Food prices are slightly higher than Botswana, and the portions are smaller. South Africa is the cheapest in just about all commodities.
Cape Verde - This country has a stable environment and good economy going on.
Tanzania - One of the few stable countries in East Africa.
I would also include Seychelles, Mauritius, Ghana and don't forget that Kenya is a welcoming country.
Immigration Policies
South Africa, Kenya and Botswana have friendly, clear and well structured immigration policies and programs. Kenya has wider options that I have ever seen in any African country.
Namibia has a very corrupt, muddled and unfriendly immigration policy. There are cases of established business owners being denied permanent residence even after staying there for 10 years and creating jobs for locals.
Climate
If you like a cooler climate, you are better off staying in a coastal country like South Africa ( Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth etc.)
Namibia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Cape Verde, Mauritius and Seychelles have beautiful coasts.
Which ones are near water? I gotta have some place near water. I know South Africa does, but isn't that supposedly filled with cacs?
Are you a dual citizen, or do you have 2 passports?... if u know what im sayin
Cuz if Unc Samuel is listening, I burned my Nigerian passport on September 11th 2015