A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score (Passport Score) between 37 and 50.
Passport Ranking
123/198 Ranking among the 198 analyzed passports.
Passport Score
42.4/198 A passport score depends on the attractiveness (to travelers) of the countries it provides visa-free access to.
Visa-free Countries
69 A simple count of countries a passport provides visa-free access to.
Visa-required Countries
129 A simple count of countries without visa-free access.
Access to the World's GDP
8%
Access to the World's Surface Area
28%
Access to the World's Population
16%
Access to the Unesco Sites
22%
Citizenship and Naturalization
Birthright citizenship (Jus Soli)
Birthright citizenship (Jus Soli)
No
No provisions
Naturalization - Standard Conditions
Minimum residency period
7 years
Must hold permanent residency for 5 years, which takes 2 years to obtain.
Physical presence requirement
At least 9 months a year
Language test
0
Need to renounce original citizenship?
0
Can minor children naturalize?
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Can naturalized parents pass citizenship to a child born abroad?
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Can you lose naturalization due to prolonged absence/ naturalization elsewhere?
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Naturalization - Your Spouse is a Citizen Many countries offer better naturalization conditions if your spouse is a citizen.
Also, it may be possible to live ABROAD while being married and still qualify for your spouse's citizenship.
Note that civil law unions often work too.
Living IN the country: Residency/marriage requirement
No provisions
Living ABROAD: Marriage requirement
No provisions
Language test
No provisions
Need to renounce original citizenship?
No provisions
Naturalization - Other Beneficial Provisions Naturalization conditions in certain beneficial cases.
A tax resident of a country with a RESIDENCE-BASED tax system pays taxes on their WORLDWIDE income. However, if you lose tax residency status there (e.g., by moving out), the country will generally stop taxing you.
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