Freedom Score
Freedom Score: how protected your family is
Mark your passports and what you already have abroad. Get a score out of 100 and a list of weak spots to close first.
Your passports
SingaporeWhat you already have
0of 100
High vulnerability
- Mobility...0/40
- Second citizenship0/15
- Residence abroad0/10
- Foreign bank account0/10
- Company abroad0/5
- Property abroad0/5
- Tax residence planned0/5
- Trust or foundation0/5
- Family covered0/5
What to close first
- No second citizenshipOne passport is a single point of failure: visas, sanctions, closed borders.What a second passport adds +15
- Missing: residence abroadThe right to live in another countryGet residence +10
- Missing: foreign bank accountMoney stays reachable if payments are blockedOpen an account +10
- Missing: company abroadBusiness not tied to one countrySet up a company +5
How the score is counted
- 01
Mobility - 40 points
How many of 226 countries and territories are open without a prior visa on at least one of your passports. Based on the BRIDGES Passport Index database.
- 02
Second citizenship - 15 points
Two passports remove a single point of failure: visa bans, sanctions, closed borders.
- 03
Status and assets - 45 points
Residence abroad, a foreign bank account, a company, property, a tax plan, a trust or foundation, family status. Each item has a fixed weight, with no hidden ratings.
- 04
What it does not mean
The score shows how well your international position is protected from external events. It is not an estimate of your chances of getting a specific status.