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Well, that was 25 years ago! If you want a half-decent package, you should calculate at least CHF 300.-/month for a middle-aged person.

Certain countries are now viewed more carefully. Most prominently PR China, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia. When your money arrives from USA or other Western nations, nobody bothers up to the official limit of equivalent PHP400k (AML) / PHP500k (BSP declaration). However, if for a...

Indeed, there are still branch managers who do that. However, once your first SWIFT transfer arrives (four digits are enough for that), your case will be reviewed by the banks headquarter and -rest assured- closed. BSP has become quite strict in recent years and foreigners without proper...

Philippines: You will get into significant trouble not paying your due taxes if you generate anything else than passive foreign sourced income. The Philippines is perfect when you're retired, still like some fun, and have only passive foreign sourced income. Otherwise, better look elsewhere...

Well, if you did check the first page, you will know that they have two! Check again and scroll towards the end to see a link to the other website.

Did you ever check the bank's website?

With the above post, you disqualified yourself stupi#21 Note: We can continue this nonsense until one of us gets banned from this forum ... ki#¤% Last edited: Jul 8, 2023

You are really a bit behind the curve. Check the threads and realize that this has been split into two. Moreover, it is YOUR post ki#¤% . No worries, a good opticician can help with this one ... :p Then, are you a group of people of what's the reason of saying "we click"? stupi#21 You must...

Take out your reading glasses and tell me where I posted anything about "social credit score" in this thread, and the other thread -> Digital Identity for all Europeans!! - Your thoughts please.

You should rethink your post. There is nothing wrong with "assuming" when mentioning it in the context of this thread. If you want to discuss European Digital Identity (which you're obviously very eager to do), you will have to accept that others will come up with examples where this has...

Look into Middle East/Northern Africa + SE Asia.

Schengen, "Free movement of Persons", FIDLEG, FinSA/FinSO, SNV norms being adjusted to European norms, EU open access policy to transportation and energy sector ..... The list is endless. Most do not even know because the country has gradually lost its identity since gates have been opened in...

Everything the EU does is adopted by Switzerland. More stringent, precise and faster than most EU countries are doing it. Naive.

Initially, you mentioned Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos. Not only do Cambodia and Laos tax foreign-sourced income, but these countries are also more expensive than Thailand (from a value perspective). Myanmar: Somebody must have serious issues if he or she devoutly wants to live there. So...

It largely depends on your activities. For most people in this forum, a DTT is seemingly (and understandably) very important. These "wise" words I heard all too often Just to see the same "wise" people crying when their house of cards collapsed. Why not look for the correct setup right from...

Wrong. It is never a visa that gets you tax residency. It is the fact that you stayed or have your habitual abode in that country. If you are an illegal immigrant (no valid visa or no visa at all), you are still a tax resident. So, stop with this visa argument; it just confuses others.

With these countries you rely on weak enforcement. Plus, they have an almost non-existent network of DTT. Not exactly a forward looking strategy.

In both cases, it is not the visa which gives you tax residency.

Show me a visa that includes tax residency .... conf/(%:rolleyes:

Do not confuse CRS with MCAA. Both are completely different and have not much in common.