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In reply to the discussion: Starting the process for citizenship in another country [View all]TxGuitar
(4,333 posts)96. We would move to CA
In a minute if we could afford it. Housing puts it out of our reach.
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Unfortunately unless you renounce your US citizenship you will have to do US tax returns
BSdetect
Jun 2022
#2
If you make under $90k where? In the USA? In Ireland? Sorry, bit unsure what you meant.
BSdetect
Jun 2022
#22
That is in an ideal situation, and in print only. Reality, sadly, does not follow those guidelines
DFW
Jun 2022
#141
Irish passports are highly desirable. I'm not sure when your relative was born but there was a fire
gldstwmn
Jun 2022
#59
That $90K figure is old for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion. For 2022 income it's $112K
Celerity
Jun 2022
#103
Looking into Canada but I'm guaranteed Luxembourgian citizenship through my bloodline :)
cherish44
Jun 2022
#6
Ireland is the same. Just prove a bloodline no matter how far back and you're good to go
PortTack
Jun 2022
#29
They gave you incorrect information, it is grandparents only, with 2 VERY narrow exceptions for
Celerity
Jun 2022
#128
I agree with you. More and more Democrats and many DUers are planning to leave.
panader0
Jun 2022
#12
There are valid reasons. The environment here is going to get really hateful if other privacy laws
PortTack
Jun 2022
#30
If you are planning to go live in another country, I would advise to carefully check the laws
panader0
Jun 2022
#33
And that's fine. Others who choose to leave should be left to do so and not bashed for doing so.
PortTack
Jun 2022
#58
Would you have looked on the Germans who emigrated in 1930 as weaklings?
LudwigPastorius
Jun 2022
#44
The Country is NOT going to fight for you. YOU fight for Democracy, Freedom, and the Constitution.
Tommymac
Jun 2022
#52
Exactly. My adult children and grandchildren have (and are) growing up in this world/nation we
dameatball
Jun 2022
#73
:) Yes, it sure would be. MAGAs would no doubt love the idea of liberals fleeing,
Hortensis
Jun 2022
#131
I Keep Hearing About Costa Rica, So Will Have To Include That On My List Of Options
SoCalDavidS
Jun 2022
#17
ooops yes it's ancestor...more of a typo than not knowing the correct term....
cherish44
Jun 2022
#55
I immigrated to Canada in 2012. Best decision I ever made, for so many reasons.
Jedi Guy
Jun 2022
#53
I can do the same with Ireland but then I ask myself what the hell would I do there?
gldstwmn
Jun 2022
#54
My sister and cousin both got their dual citizenships during Trump's presidency
cherish44
Jun 2022
#64
If they leave the country, expats should just drop their opinions of the US at the border.
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#63
Good luck but you will find right wing reactionaries in any country to which you flee. Smh. (Nt)
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#97
I'm well aware! Does nothing to fix the patent illogic of their prior statement - Thanks tho! n
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#124
Guess we disagree on the "nuff said" moment. It's when they walk away from their countrymen. (Nt)
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#130
Awesome. Did you leave for the same reasons the Op did? Because that's the kind of expat
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#136
You keep making all kinds of statements in response to things I didn't say or ask
FreepFryer
Jun 2022
#140
Why bother to post this? I really don't get it...doom and gloom. Europe has one of the
Demsrule86
Jun 2022
#81
Sticking around in the Pacific Bloc here, the Blue Wall, California Central Coast area...
Hekate
Jun 2022
#85
I can just take my wife and son's Kenyan citizenship... If they kill voting rights and
JCMach1
Jun 2022
#108
According to a guy I talked to recently, Luxembourg is crazy expensive to live in. However...
GoneOffShore
Jun 2022
#114