Hey everyone, super exciting news for me and my family,

My wife and I just had our third child, a beautiful, happy, healthy baby boy.

We are very excited and feel very blessed to have 3 amazing children. The birth was last week, but I am telling you today because today we got our son's new passport.

You see, we did birth tourism again, this time in Chile.

Why Chile? Great question ;)

Chile is the only country in Latin America to have visa-free access to the USA and Canada; it's actually an incredibly strong passport that boasts access to 177 countries visa-free.

And yes, my son will automatically have Canadian citizenship (and others). This doesn't stop that from happening; this is a bonus passport that just required my wife to fly down here before the birth and have the baby here.

This is an important thing to consider because some Western countries, like Canada, France, Australia, and others, have been pushing for worldwide taxation no matter where you live, just like the horrendous system the USA has...

If ever needed, my son could give up his Canadian citizenship so as not to be subject to Canada's worldwide income tax but still travel back to Canada freely to see friends and family on his Chilean passport.

It's an extra layer of a Plan-B for my child, basically, more options. I am not just thinking ahead; I am taking concrete steps to secure my family's future.

Anyways, the birth went well. My wife is amazing and super strong; we arrived at the emergency room, and exactly 27 minutes later, we were holding our baby boy.

Luckily, there was no traffic, or I would have been delivering the baby myself in the back of an Uber (joking, kinda...)

We spent two nights in the hospital, and the staff was amazing. Literally, everyone who took care of us was fantastic, truly world-class on every level.

A+ on every level, I highly recommend Chile as a place to have a baby (and yes, my wife agrees with me.)

Here is a couple of pictures:

(Hospital room: maybe I should have made the bed first before taking this picture lol...)

(The stunning view from our hospital room)

(Another passport for my family's collection, win!)

Speak soon,

Mikkel

PS. If you don't have a second passport (or a third), I HIGHLY encourage you to send us an email today to support@ExpatMoney.com

The Caribbean countries have come together to put a new floor on the price for purchasing citizenships, essentially doubling the cost. We don't have a ton of time, but if you are organized, I can get you a second passport in 2024.

A second passport has literally meant the difference between life and death for many families. Please protect yourself and have the ultimate insurance plan available that a second citizenship and passport provides you. Email us and lets talk to see if you are a good fit or not: support@ExpatMoney.com

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