Current American citizen wants a place to go where he could remain a U.S. citizen but gain a dual citizenship in the new country. Would prefer a warm climate that could be reached quickly from the U.S., which probably means the Carribean, Central America or northern South America.
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Category: Central America
04:57, 20.12.2009
I would have to say Jamaica or Costa Rica,stay away from central Am or South Am , Americans of ANY race are risking it!
04:57, 20.12.2009
Try to go to Greece or the Greek Islands around. Greeks are friendly, open minded, open to other cultures and nice especially to Americans and are always welcome. It gets warm every year with average temperature 70 to 80 F. Something else that should be pointed out is that Greece has among the best beaches around the world. Think about it
04:57, 20.12.2009
That’s a tough one…! Americans, right now, are not very welcome anywhere in the world. Not even in the UK - (not that that matters, the weather’s crap there anyway)