Jeremy Savory

that's why if you look at millionaire migrant you look at our logo millionaire migrant is about people who want to be millionaires or people want to migrate or people who already are millionaires and are migrating which we'll come to in a minute but the logo that we came up with the m it's like it's ups and downs you know every millionaire every migrant has to face ups and downs but it's just it's part of what it is right it's the journey

It was actually a confluence of factors. So the first was I obtained my French nationality by descent. So I traced my ancestry and I thought, okay, I can get a French passport. So I traced my ancestry. It was very painful exercise. It was very difficult, but I managed to get the French nationality, which is a grade A passport. It's a European passport. So even when the UK, we did Brexit.

It was actually a confluence of factors. So the first was I obtained my French nationality by descent. So I traced my ancestry and I thought, okay, I can get a French passport. So I traced my ancestry. It was very painful exercise. It was very difficult, but I managed to get the French nationality, which is a grade A passport. It's a European passport. So even when the UK, we did Brexit.

It was actually a confluence of factors. So the first was I obtained my French nationality by descent. So I traced my ancestry and I thought, okay, I can get a French passport. So I traced my ancestry. It was very painful exercise. It was very difficult, but I managed to get the French nationality, which is a grade A passport. It's a European passport. So even when the UK, we did Brexit.

I would like to take credit that I knew 10 years in advance that we would leave the European cooperation, but at the same time, it became one of the reasons why all my clients do second passports. They realize the value in having another nationality. Americans are the last ones to the party, but even Americans, are considering seriously.

I would like to take credit that I knew 10 years in advance that we would leave the European cooperation, but at the same time, it became one of the reasons why all my clients do second passports. They realize the value in having another nationality. Americans are the last ones to the party, but even Americans, are considering seriously.

I would like to take credit that I knew 10 years in advance that we would leave the European cooperation, but at the same time, it became one of the reasons why all my clients do second passports. They realize the value in having another nationality. Americans are the last ones to the party, but even Americans, are considering seriously.

And the numbers are really big, like the numbers in Portugal, the numbers in the UK, the numbers in other jurisdictions. Americans are now in the top two brackets. And America is a bastion of safety. If Americans are doing it, what does that tell us about where the world is going? And I think you can see from the last two weeks, we're in a bumpy ride right now.

And the numbers are really big, like the numbers in Portugal, the numbers in the UK, the numbers in other jurisdictions. Americans are now in the top two brackets. And America is a bastion of safety. If Americans are doing it, what does that tell us about where the world is going? And I think you can see from the last two weeks, we're in a bumpy ride right now.

And the numbers are really big, like the numbers in Portugal, the numbers in the UK, the numbers in other jurisdictions. Americans are now in the top two brackets. And America is a bastion of safety. If Americans are doing it, what does that tell us about where the world is going? And I think you can see from the last two weeks, we're in a bumpy ride right now.

So I got my French nationality and then I also met my wife in South America, in Colombia. So I visited Colombia and I met this lady and I said, right, come back to Dubai with me. It was really tough for her to get a residency status in the UAE, which by the way, is probably one of the easiest countries to get a residency status now.

So I got my French nationality and then I also met my wife in South America, in Colombia. So I visited Colombia and I met this lady and I said, right, come back to Dubai with me. It was really tough for her to get a residency status in the UAE, which by the way, is probably one of the easiest countries to get a residency status now.

So I got my French nationality and then I also met my wife in South America, in Colombia. So I visited Colombia and I met this lady and I said, right, come back to Dubai with me. It was really tough for her to get a residency status in the UAE, which by the way, is probably one of the easiest countries to get a residency status now.

And then afterwards, I wanted her to meet my mother and tell her, my mom, like, I want you to meet this lady. I'm going to marry her. And her visa to the UK got rejected. So these three things taught me about the power that not all nationalities are the same. Not all of us are equal. The power of passwords, the power of residency.

And then afterwards, I wanted her to meet my mother and tell her, my mom, like, I want you to meet this lady. I'm going to marry her. And her visa to the UK got rejected. So these three things taught me about the power that not all nationalities are the same. Not all of us are equal. The power of passwords, the power of residency.

And then afterwards, I wanted her to meet my mother and tell her, my mom, like, I want you to meet this lady. I'm going to marry her. And her visa to the UK got rejected. So these three things taught me about the power that not all nationalities are the same. Not all of us are equal. The power of passwords, the power of residency.

The challenges of applying for visas, which some of us take for granted being American and British passport holders. And then I was like, you know what? I think people, I think there's a business here. I think there's, you know, that's where the business is. And it started off with a tiny little desk and a secondhand Jeep Wrangler, which I paid 2000 bucks for.

The challenges of applying for visas, which some of us take for granted being American and British passport holders. And then I was like, you know what? I think people, I think there's a business here. I think there's, you know, that's where the business is. And it started off with a tiny little desk and a secondhand Jeep Wrangler, which I paid 2000 bucks for.

The challenges of applying for visas, which some of us take for granted being American and British passport holders. And then I was like, you know what? I think people, I think there's a business here. I think there's, you know, that's where the business is. And it started off with a tiny little desk and a secondhand Jeep Wrangler, which I paid 2000 bucks for.

It was a 1998 Jeep Wrangler with a big speaker that took up the whole of the trunk. And the speaker didn't work. So it just took up a lot of space and didn't really give anything else. Take it out. But, you know, this is how these business stories start. And that's how it started. I got one client and then I got three clients and then I got five.