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How would you guys approach the problem of finding an unvaccinated GF?

1) As far as I understand, UBO registers will still exist, they just won't be open to public. However, NGOs and "journalists" will be able to get access. 2) It'll be interesting to see what the UK does in this regard. Remember, they enacted their own PSC register under the pressure of the EU.

Decent as in, fulfills the specified "requirements". Of course age is a factor as well, one shouldn't go too low (I don't mean 18+, I mean 20-something+). Money doesn't really matter much in my opinion. However, girls from wealthy/wealthier families are usually better looking, although I've...

Follow the hot-crazy matrix + avoid the vaccinated ones + avoid those with fake lips, tits, a*s + avoid the ones with pics from Dubai/Abu Dhabi (the less travel pics, the better) ...and you'll eventually find a decent one. Don't worry if it takes a while (it will), at least you'll save time and...

Perhaps they could help with estate planning as Martin mentioned earlier. When it comes to taxes, however, I think it's better to just directly talk to a tax attorney.

Correct. I would never invest in any of those stocks/ETFs myself and I'm pretty sure no one else here would either. Just go with MSCI World, S&P 500 or build your own portfolio as someone here already mentioned (one decent blue chip from each industry). Last edited: Nov 23, 2022

Thanks for the info, so it's true. Andorra is a no go for me then. I'll take a look at Cyprus, the 60 days requirement makes more sense compared to this. Passive residency makes no sense for me either either.

Is it possible to combine non-dom residency with such structure? It's easier to get a bank account with a UK company.

They won't, and there's no DTA. However, it seems like the police checks how long has one been staying in country: "As an active resident, you do need to live in the country full-time. Residency renewal applications often involve a visit from the police to ensure your apartment has furniture...

Hi, I'm currently looking at Andorran active residency””is there a minimum stay requirement considering I'd be employed full time in my Andorran SL company? I'm referring to both the legal and tax residency. Regarding tax residency, OECD states the following: a) Natural persons staying more...

How was Andorra during Covid? Were QR codes mandatory for shopping centers for instance? What about courts/tax authorities/etc.?

As far as I'm concerned, this thread can be closed.

What I think will happen is they'll come up with a new plandemic sometime in the future and because of this G20 plan they'll already have the infrastructure in place which will allow them to restrict travel. I obviously don't know when will that happen.

Go there, cold approach and report back smi(&%

That's not the point. The point is that they'll have infrastructure ready for the next plandemic when (not if) they decide to create one again. This will grant them total control, especially when you factor in the coming CBDCs and ban on privacy coins. If you don't see the bigger picture then...

Yes. It's simply a bad idea.

Read the article.

@hlepic211 so what are you suggesting as an alternative to Estonia?

You did, the name is "business setup worldwide".

The best and easiest solution in my opinion