Recent content by ADROCK123

im trying to figure out, can I get the 10 year golden visa for specialists (I have an engineering degree), if I form my own company and give myself a work visa/work contract and pay myself appropriately?

Consulting is really loose definition, you can kind of change your job title and it's ok

you can go wise -> ibkr -> paxos -> personal wallet but it's a pain in the a*s

your dubai company turns into a bulgarian company because of cfc rules

under the new system, you get a 2 year temp residence what are the requirements for getting the permenant residence after? can I grab the 2 year, leave the country for 2 years, then come back and get the 5 year? do I need to spend time or file taxes or anything in this period?

for you bulgaria freelance is best (7.5 + capped socials) as cyprus is more like 15%. dont rely on a dubai setup because this is a can of worms and in reality your shell company would have PE in cyprus anyways bulgaria also has 0 days requirement in country, tax residence certificate comes from...

sure, but then just keep your money in crypto, you don't need a scheme :P

at the end of the day, why are you doing it? worst case scenario you end up in court vs your government tax collector and maybe you have to prove these things and that you lived there etc

Immigration visa D for self-employed - Posolstvo.eu https://immigration-portal.ec.europa.eu/bulgaria-self-employed-worker_en As far as I can tell you need a freelancing permit which require b1 language

to get the freelance permit you need a Bulgarian language certificate (level B1);

bulgaria freelance requires you to speak bulgarian, it's a requirement for the permit

no he's correct, if you are canadian the official tax treaty doesn't recognize you as a uae tax resident unless you are uae national. im sure other countrie's don't have this but if you are canadian this is what it is

I can confirm that if you have a proper residence permit(with cnp) you can hire yourself

Hm I guess so, seems like for canadians you are screwed either way

If I spend 0 days in my home country, and 0 days in dubai, who taxes my global income? It's clearly stated in tax treaties tie breaker provisions Having a permanent home (a year rental agreement) is sufficient, provided you have no substantial ties to the country you don't want to be taxed in...