Global Residence and Citizenship Handbook. Christian H. Kälin

Financial planning and insurance 1.7 International health insurance 1.8 International residential real estate 2 Citizenship Planning 2.1 Why become a citizen of more than one country 2.2 Who is interested in a second citizenship? 2.3 How to obtain a second citizenship 2.4 Criteria to consider when acquiring citizenship 3 Giving up US Citizenship or a US Green Card 4 The Identity and Brand of Nations 4.1 Can a nation’s image be changed? 4.2 Measuring the Images of Nations 4.3 Measuring the Images of Cities 4.4 Looking to the future: “Governmental Social Responsibility“

Part II CITIZENSHIP, PASSPORTS AND VISAS
5	Nationality and Citizenship
6	Access to Citizenship: An International Comparison
	6.1 The different legal traditions
	6.2 The disconnection between territory and constituted population
	6.3 The convergence of nationality laws
	6.4 The divergence of nationality laws
7	Freedom of Movement and Regional Arrangements
	7.1 Introduction
	7.2 European Union
	7.3 European Free Trade Association and the European Economic Area Agreement
	7.4 The Schengen area
	7.5 Bilateral agreements with Switzerland
	7.6 Other regional arrangements and organizations
8	Passports and Visas
	8.1 Passports and other travel documents
	8.2 Visa requirements
	8.3 Health requirements
9	The Henley & Partners Visa Restrictions Index
	9.1 Definition of the Index
	9.2 Methodology
	9.3 Score and Ranking

Part III THE WORLD’S PREMIER RESIDENCE OPTIONS