comoros

Nauru, Grenada, Tonga, the Comoros --- they can all afford this.

Clearly your situation of trying to obtain residency in the Comoros by investment would raise eyebrows at banks whose job it is to monitor tax compliance.

If you're lucky Comoros can give you the phone number for the people who actually own it, but they want nothing to do with that ship.

You need crypto for your Comoros citizenship purchases.

On the other hand, if the ship has the Comoros flag, well, don't expect too much from a poor island nation that was mostly glad of the cheque paid.

The closest I can think of is the Comoros program which I believe Saudi or another Arab country used to get rid of a bunch of immigrants.

> In 2018, seismometers around the world detected mysterious rumbles emanating from a usually quiet area in the Indian Ocean between Comoros and Madagascar.

Low HDI Comoros (now discontinued ) and Vanuatu have CBI programs that have sold tens of thousands of passports to stateless and others in bad situations in the third world ( most of whom have no chance at US visa), despite in theory with the right means other options being better.

That's because the very last thing they want is to rejoin the Comoros and be ruled by their former slavers again; France abolished slavery when it took control of Mayotte, which never was a real independent nation but an island constantly taken over by various Muslim warlords or pirates.

To celebrate I traveled to Japan, SKorea, China, Taiwan, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Comoros Islands, Seychelles Islands, Israel, Jordan, England, and Hungary.

The second dropdown switches to "Comoros" instead of "China" even after selection, though URL says CN for China.

"Airbus's design is an UNlikely culprit for the Yemenia crash near the Comoros" "If the author is reinforcing the argument that the A310's design is not likely to be a factor in the crash, then the title could be misleading." The title implies exactly that, so what's misleading about it?

I'm not sure if Vanuatu allows immigration for people who served time in Vanuatu but my understanding is they commonly "forget" to thoroughly check records when people pay the $130k or whatever it is for their passport-by-investment; Comoros was doing the same thing before they shut down their CIP program.

It's true that a lot of those in the outer bands are criminals but others are things like "buying a truck to build an orphanage for starving Iraqi children just outside of terrorist territory" or "wanted an investment visa in some corrupt island paradise and as it turns out no bank will open up account for purposes of 'international wires to the Comoros' "

The most extreme example is probably Comoros, which up until a few years ago you could become a citizen for $45k over-the-counter.

Last week I was talking to a friend living in the Comoros, who mentioned that for them 13:59 is still 13:00 for this purpose.

The app doesn't seem to keep a long term history of ones I've seen, so got shown some—Comoros and Papau New Guinea were particular offenders for me 4.