VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Amicus International Consulting, a global leader in legal identity transformation and second citizenship services, has released a compelling new report explaining how cryptocurrency investors—particularly Bitcoin holders—can legally acquire a second passport and new identity through government-approved channels.
Titled “How to Buy a New Identity and a Passport with Bitcoin,” the report outlines discrete, compliant strategies to protect assets, enhance mobility, and secure personal privacy in a world where surveillance and taxation are tightening rapidly.
As public interest in identity protection grows amid scandals like the Panama Papers and the expansion of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), Amicus International Consulting provides timely, actionable solutions for individuals looking to reinvent their identities legally.
Cryptocurrency and the Rise of the Stateless Millionaire
With Bitcoin and other digital assets offering decentralized wealth and financial freedom, many early crypto investors now face increased scrutiny. The IRS and other tax authorities have ramped enforcement, targeting undeclared offshore assets and unreported crypto transactions.
“Many of our clients are digital nomads or investors who made fortunes in crypto,” said a spokesperson from Amicus International. “They are looking not just to protect their wealth, but to create an identity that aligns with a freer, borderless world.”
Amicus offers discreet legal pathways for clients to acquire second passports and, in some cases, completely new legal identities using cryptocurrency as payment. This includes routing Bitcoin or other crypto through vetted legal structures that comply with international AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) protocols.
Tax Havens and Citizenship-by-Investment: The Legal Roadmap
Amicus outlines eight jurisdictions ideal for crypto investors looking to obtain a second passport:
- Antigua and Barbuda – From $100,000 in donations or $200,000 in real estate investment. No personal income tax or capital gains tax.
- Dominica – Visa-free access to 140+ countries, tax-free capital gains and inheritance.
- Grenada – Offers an E-2 Investor Visa with the U.S. and access to China, with favourable tax laws.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis – The oldest and one of the most trusted CBI programs in the world.
- Nevis – Strong asset protection and privacy laws.
- Saint Lucia – Known for speed, processing in as little as 3–4 months.
- Portugal – A Golden Visa path with excellent access to the EU, offering a route to citizenship after five years.
- Vanuatu – Fastest route to second citizenship, sometimes completed in under 30 days.
Case Study: A Crypto Investor’s Exit Strategy
Alex, an early Bitcoin adopter from Germany, watched as regulations tightened and banks began freezing accounts linked to crypto. Through Amicus, he obtained Grenadian citizenship using part of his crypto portfolio. Grenada’s E-2 treaty with the U.S. allowed Alex to launch a blockchain startup in Florida—legally, with tax advantages and global access.
FATCA, the IRS, and the Need for Identity Reinvention
The Panama Papers scandal demonstrated how aggressively governments pursue untaxed wealth. FATCA now mandates that international banks report U.S. citizens’ assets to the IRS, making financial privacy nearly impossible for Americans with global portfolios.
Renouncing U.S. citizenship has increased exponentially, with 6,707 renunciations in 2020 alone—a 237% jump from the year before. Most cite overbearing tax laws, legal risk, and compliance fatigue.
“We now have entire families seeking renunciation strategies,” said Linda Martinez, Legal Advisor at Amicus. “Parents want to protect generational wealth, while younger professionals want digital freedom without a paper trail.”
Exit Tax and Crypto: A Double-Edged Sword
Even when renouncing U.S. citizenship, Americans face the exit tax—a capital gains tax on their global assets calculated as if they sold everything on the day of exit. This can be devastating for crypto millionaires.
“Planning is critical,” said Michelle Brar, Tax Consultant at Amicus. “We offer structured exits using tools like separate tax filings, spousal exclusions, and crypto valuation strategies to reduce or eliminate exit tax liabilities.”
Case Study: Avoiding the Exit Trap
Sophia, a dual national with U.S. citizenship and $5 million in Ethereum, wanted to leave the U.S. and settle in Portugal. Amicus developed a 3-year tax residency plan with sequential asset transfers through a Caribbean citizenship program and eventually Portugal’s NHR program. She now resides in Lisbon tax-free, with no exit tax triggered.
Using Bitcoin for Second Citizenship: Legal but Complex
Most CBI programs accept government-backed currencies. However, Amicus has pioneered a conversion process where clients can fund their passport acquisition compliantly using cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT.
“It’s not about hiding from the law,” said Willard Dunne, Head of Operations. “It’s about operating within it. We use legally audited mechanisms to convert crypto into fiat for qualifying investments.”
Case Study: Anonymous But Legal
Diego, an online privacy advocate from Argentina, wanted to distance himself from his former life and government surveillance. He paid for a Saint Lucia passport using Bitcoin through Amicus’ escrow mechanism. He lives under a new legal name today and has opened business operations in Asia, enjoying complete banking access and privacy protection.
Why Identity Reinvention Is Rising
The desire to disappear—legally—is driven by more than taxes. Many professionals face:
- Political persecution
- Media harassment or doxxing
- Business confidentiality concerns
- Divorce and asset protection
- Religious or sexual identity, escape from hostile jurisdictions
Amicus International’s services include:
- Legal name change
- Second passport and identity restructuring
- TIN (Tax Identification Number) relocation
- Residence and citizenship-by-investment processing
- Banking and financial account creation under new credentials
New Identity, New Future
Amicus emphasizes that these strategies are entirely legal, compliant with international norms, and tailored to each client’s needs. Their clients are not fugitives—they are global citizens seeking privacy, mobility, and protection.
“We don’t work with criminals,” said a company statement. “We work with whistleblowers, innovators, survivors of corruption, and digital-era individuals who deserve freedom.”
What’s Next: Book a Confidential Consultation
Amicus offers one-on-one consultations with licensed legal and financial experts. Its global offices and encrypted communication systems ensure the highest discretion and client protection.
If you have cryptocurrency and seek to transform your life legally and permanently, Amicus is the trusted global leader in legal identity reinvention.
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