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In this video Miquel Gironès shares the step-by-step plan to secure five different passports in five years - without waiting decades.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
🛂 A proven 5-year roadmap to legally secure 5 passports
🌎 The fastest residencies & naturalizations in Europe & Latin America
💼 How to stay tax-efficient while meeting minimum stay requirements
✈️ The best countries for visa-free travel & global mobility
⚡ Ways to avoid denials and delays as laws keep changing
🚀 How multiple passports create true independence from any single government

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Intro
00:52 – How I designed the 5-passport strategy
01:47 – Getting paid to acquire citizenships
02:55 – The 4 residencies to start immediately
03:10 – Portugal golden visa path explained
04:19 – Fast-track Mexico permanent residency
05:15 – Paraguay residency to citizenship
06:03 – Armenia remote residency to citizenship
07:38 – Using Mexico passport to fast-track Spain
09:18 – Armenian citizenship benefits
10:08 – Spanish citizenship in 2 years
11:00 – Paraguay & Portugal final passports
11:52 – 5 passports in 5 years | REALITY CHECK
14:14 – Next steps and alternative passport routes

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Information on fast-track Spanish citizenship:

Spanish official sources
• Spanish Civil Code, Article 22 (BOE): establishes the general 10-year rule and reductions, including 2 years for Ibero-Americans, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal, and Sephardic Jews.

• Ministry of Justice – “Tener la doble nacionalidad” (Dual nationality): defines “Ibero-American countries” (Spanish or Portuguese as an official language) and explicitly includes Puerto Rico.

• Administracion.gob.es (Government portal) – Nationality by residence: reiterates the 2-year route for nationals of Ibero-American countries, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, and Portugal.

• MAEC (Foreign Affairs) consular pages: repeat the same 2-year eligibility framework.

Important nuance: Article 22 refers to nationals of origin from those countries. In practice, you must hold that nationality (often by birth). Merely being born there without that nationality does not trigger the 2-year reduction.