Rich American, born in the US, who renounced his American citizenship several years ago, had his visa rejected for a visit. He seems to attribute it to pettiness by embassy staff.

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Rich American, born in the US, who renounced his American citizenship several years ago, had his visa rejected for a visit. He seems to attribute it to pettiness by embassy staff.

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Libertarian@lemmy.world · 9 months ago

The USA Rejected My Visa

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Though, at least as a non-citizen, he’s no longer subject to American taxes, I suppose.

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