Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU
Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU
Second Passports in the EU
Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU
Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU
Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU Second Passports in the EU

Coldwell Diplomatic Consultants

Czech Republic has joined European Union in May, 2004, which has made it the most attractive and legal cost-effective way to become a EU citizen. Being a Czech resident or a Czech Citizen, you can now cross borders of other EU states without visas, leave and work in any country which is a member of the European Union. Providing a high level of life for its citizens, low prices for food and clothes, in a developing market economy and a precise rate on reforms. Czech Republic has the lowest unemployment in Europe. Free medical service and education, growing economy, strong currency, extremely cheap real estate - all this makes Czech Republic very attractive country for many people.

The offer: Citizenship & Passport in 30 days - US $10 250!

Visa-free travel to the EU countries; easy visa obtainment to Canada and the US. Being a Czech Resident, carrying a Czech passport obtaining visas to other countries is not longer problematic. Getting visas is much simpler with the Czech passport than with say Russian or Albanian passports.

Czech Residency/Citizenship Program is not a diplomatic passport offer, it can be extendet as such (please inquire) but it has pretty simple rules and does not require to accumulate a certain amount of points like Canadian or Australian Residence Program. When going through immigration procedures to Canada or Australia, an applicant is required to accumulate a certain amount of points (your age, a speciality, education, knowledge of language, the experience, etc. is estimated).

  

Second Passports in the EU
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Second Passports in the EU