Mobility indices measure where a passport lets you go. They say nothing about what happens when you are somewhere that has become dangerous, and that is the scenario in which a second nationality earns its cost.
Consular capacity varies enormously. Some states maintain embassies in more than a hundred countries and have evacuated citizens from conflict zones within days. Others rely on reciprocal arrangements with partners and can offer little beyond a document replacement.
For families whose primary nationality carries geopolitical exposure, we weight consular reach heavily when advising on jurisdiction. A slightly weaker visa-free score attached to a state with genuine diplomatic infrastructure is often the better instrument.
Eleanor Kent
Hampton & Kent
