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you come across a bit naive, you are thinking where to move or where to establish your business without considering that half of the problem is where are your clients based. If you have clients in EU/US or other heavily regulated jurisdictions (e.g. Japan, Australia, Singapore) you cannot offer...

did you consider Mauritius? EMI business is more complicated than most people think, do you have strong connections and money critical mass to open accounts with the clearing/intermediary banks?

does anyone have recent experience with OCBC? I once read their premier account (min 200k) can be open remotely?

https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...-information-held-by-uk-visas-and-immigration GOOD uk accountants and/or business men will tell you that they keep very accurate track of their travels, counting exact number of days as per the rules (where were you at the midnight on a given day, etc.) TOP...

- no need of big4, just a very good accountant - forget the offshore scheme, you will get in trouble, it does not work - you have 2 main options: 1. find someone trusted (big challenge) that can run your company day to day, you move abroad, for example to dubai (but there are other options), you...

Where to incorporate is also a long story. Many details depend on which country you are resident now. In most cases you get the benefit only if you actually relocate to the new country where you wish to incorporate (e.g. Cyprus, Dubai). If you stay in your own country, then you need to declare...

the guy seems inexperienced, suggesting gold and cryptos does not sound appropriate, those 2 asssets are not evil or great, but they tend to be very volatile (==> risky). Same story for "ETFs" on indexes. There could be many good ETFs and/or other instruments. There is no short answer, the...

I confirm, as you said, I dont have a single yuan in my wallet, as I wrote myself in my previous post: "now I think is too early to invest heavily in China." I was just talking about a long long term trend that the war seems to push...

As you high-lighted it is not a good idea to convert money twice, waste of time and money. I meant holding SGD in two possible perspectives, either investing in local denominated securities (bonds, money market, savign accounts or similar) or simply keep some liquidity in SGD in agreement of...

USD at the moment is the strongest currency, in 10-15 years time who knows? In the mean time how about diversifying a bit in CHF and SGD?

If you are Italian then a crucial part of your strategy (among other things) is to carefully choose in which country to have your AIRE registration, which probably should not be in UAE. If you have been out of Italy (on the AIRE register) for 9+ years and at some point you wish to move back to...

you could also check Tradestation, similar to Fidelity, they have specific commission plan (reasonable) for foreing entities/persons, only downside you will have to pay for the data feed in real time (if needed)