A golden visa firm says 'plan B' passports are going middle class

Source: Business Insider

Some countries offer citizenship for a high price. Images By Tang Ming Tung/Getty ImagesMore middle class Americans are shopping for second citizenships, a "golden visa" firm told Business Insider. Immigrant Invest said professionals and retirees make up 25% of consultations, up from 15% in 2025.

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