I think that’s possible.
On that note: Which citizenship can be easily bought (country doesn’t matter!) for a low price, so one can give it up to become Taiwanese? 
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Pick a country in the Caribbean
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Pick a country in the Caribbean
Still US$ 100k upwards 
St Kitts and Nevis is 250k
Interesting… has anyone tried linking their arc/aprc to a passport from the Principality of Sealand
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Bangladesh
$75000 US.
Comes with travel rights to Bhutan. The only country that allows multicitizenship to do so
Doesn’t one need to give up all their citizenships before becoming a taiwanese?
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Pakistan for only 17,281.67 USD. Requirement is to be citizen of the commonwealth.
No, that’s the best part.
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Do you need to convert to islam?
Doubt it, freedom of religion is technically guaranteed by the constitution. But I won’t go through with it because transferring money there will probably get me marked as a terrorist and put on a no-fly list 
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How about Israels law of return… no need to buy that one.
You’ll probably instantly renounce any easy visa-free entry to the US with that passport.
No. Taiwan is not like Singapore. This has been discussed on these boards a long time ago so maybe you missed that discussion.
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Perhaps St Kitts or one of those island citizenships? They’re usually 100k+ investment in some property and you get a fast track to citizenship.
3 mil. NT$, cheaper than aprc (5 mil. financial requirement ).
Whatever citizen you end up buying, it is a roundabout way of gaining permanent residency in China.
I don’t know about Pakistan though because it really might get you looked at a little more by Western authorities.
If you have jewish roots, you could potentially hire a private investigator to prove that, and then get a Spanish citizenship (the full process is obviously much more complicated, but that’s the gist of it)
St Kitts used to be a great, super convenient option. Unfortunately they have increased the minimum contribution required to 250K for singles, with more price increases already on the horizon.
@qwert_zuiop I would look into Antigua and Barbuda, should be around 130K incl fees.
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If you’re gonna go down that route, you should reward the ones still maintaining ties with Taiwan like Saint Lucia. Costs 109.5k USD for one person, 155.5k if with spouse.
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