How to Legally Obtain a Second Citizenship and Passport--And Why You Would Want to

I followed the suggestions in the book, and found that I was able to obtain an EU (European Union) citizenship in addition to my U.S. citizenship. That made my eligible for consulting assignments in the EU on behalf of my American clients, since I now have the right to work in both areas and don't need a work permit for each European assignment. Dr. Starchild's commonsense and practical advice was well on target, and saved me from the pirates who try to sell second passports on the Internet. I was able to do everything myself through the embassy, at a cost of a few hundred dollars.

Why entrust your life and freedom to any one government? With only one passport, you are accountable to politicians who can regard you as an expendable resource. But this need not be the case. With two or more passports you need not "belong" to any one country. You are your own jurisdiction. Your personal and financial independence can be preserved. Your mobility is ensured.

this book is great it tells you all difrent aspects of obtaning a sencond passport.It also tells how to mabey get a second passport from Russia and fomer Eastern European nations.

I have seen the comments of a couple of disappointed readers, but cannot agree with them. The author specifically warns about "buy-a-passport" frauds, so anybody buying this book to find the address of the latest scam artist would be disappointed. The author's approach is to show people how to qualify LEGALLY and PROPERLY for a second citizenship, without paying some promoter tens of thousands of dollars, and without jeopardizing one's present citizenship. The information is as accurate and up-to-date for 1998 as it was when the book was published.

As I said in my book, The Offshore Update, published by Eden Press: Of all the financial experts who have demonstrated literary talent, Adam Starchild is perhaps the least appreciated. This is unfortunate because Starchild is not only a lucid writer -- he is also a credible and conscientious reporter working in an area that until recently has belonged in the same chapter of financial literature with Fort Knox, Howard Hughes, and the Gnomes of Switzerland