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https://www.thaienquirer.com/32668/cabinet-approves-long-term-10-year-visa-to-attract-foreignershttps://www.ft.com/content/e24ca28c-2336-412a-8d0b-66da3c069c06 The measures include: A 10-year “long-term resident visa,” also for spouse and children A work permit Exemption from foreign income...

Due to the hostility in the western world with regards to world, I'd like to diversify my assets. I spend a lot of time in Asia and it seems Asians seem more welcoming of wealthy and successful people. In the EU, recommended stock brokers are DeGiro, InteractiveInvestors, Trading212 and Saxo...

I'm travelling and working around the world as a digital nomad in 3rd world countries and not spending more than 6 months in any specific country. So far I've been fortunate to leave my home tax country and not be in the tax net of any country. However, I have been investing money with...

I already have a Business Bank account at Revolut and Transferwise, but I'd love to have an international business bank account with 1 or 2 internationally respected banks aside from the current business bank account I currently have with a Dutch bank. Are there cheap international banks...

I already have a Business Bank account at Revolut and Transferwise, but I'd love to have an international business bank account with 1 or 2 internationally respected banks aside from the current business bank account I currently have with a Dutch bank. Are there cheap international banks...

I've already emigrated from my European home country a while ago, but I'm a bit paranoid. How secure is it for me to keep storing my €60k in Bitcoin on the Bitcoin Exchanges Kraken and Binance? Is it really much better to move my Bitcoins to an offline hardware wallet?

I'm emigrating in december this year and I like the idea of mostly using a new more international personal bank account. I'm not sure if it's realistic to obtain a personal Swiss bank account. An alternative would be to use N26 and TransferWise, but they seem more likely to lock/freeze your...

I'm from a small Northern European country, I regularly get the chance to work a juicy contract for the government or for a large corporation from home, while sitting on my a*s all day. Will accepting customers from my home country increase the chances that I'll get problems with the tax...

For example, I have a EU-company with the same name as my Georgian company. If I just open a bank account with the papers of the Estonian company, can I not just receive money like that? Declare 0 income as the EU company and take the income on my Georgian company. Especially since banks seem...

I always see people talk about just paying 12,5% of 15% of corporation tax, but that just means the corporation has paid taxes. You still have to pay yourself from the corporation and pay taxes over that right? I have experience with the set-up in the UK and the Netherlands: UK: 1. Dividends...

I'm currently working for 2 US companies and 1 UK company, but I've noticed that people go a lot based on reputation. I would prefer to use a EU-based company for my British client, but e.g. a Georgian company for my US clients as they're transferring often via PayPal/EMI and not so worried...

I'd like to know how I can gain easy tax residence and still travel all around the world. I don't want to spend >6 months in any country. I'm generally ready for move on after 3 months. I like low taxes, but I love freedom, so I'd prefer to pay 5% more taxes in order to not have to spend 6...

My location I've lived as a digital nomad for 4 months in Thailand and 3 months in the Philippines, while I kept paying taxes in my Northern European country. I've had to go back to my home country due to corona for 3 monthly, but I've been living and working in Ukraine for 2 months now. My...

Due to poor administrative execution of ceasing activities of my UK Limited Company, the remaining balance of my corporate bank account was transferred to the UK Treasury. Even though I had already paid corporation tax and personal tax over the money. I wasn't aware of all the technicalities and...

I'm planning to use a corporation to work as a freelancer in Southeast Asia for the next 3-5 years. I'm earning good money (~$200k-250k yearly), but my goal is to invest the money and to put the money away for retirement while deferring taxation. Many accountants will charge $200 monthly and I...

My father is Turkish and my mother is German. I only have German citizenship and I'm planning permanently leaving the EU and live in Southeast Asia. Would requesting Turkish citizenship help me in any way for saving taxes in the future?

Sometimes it can be very hard to open a corporate bank account and I can easily open a personal N26 or Transferwise bank account to get paid in. I live in Southeast Asia, but I'm still officially registered as a tax citizen in Europe, which will change soon. I have an income of $18k monthly...

I used to live in the United Kingdom and operated through a Limited company. When moving back to my home country in Northern Europe, my accountant suggested we should close down the company. My accountant didn't inform me to empty the bank account and I just assumed I could still withdraw the...

I have already decided that I do these things before officially emigrating from Northern Europe to Southeast Asia: Open a N26 bank account Open a Transferwise bank account Request Estonian e-identity Any other things that I should do now, while I'm still officially a citizen and tax resident...

Dubai and Monaco have extremely low taxes for everything. Thailand and Philippines have 0 taxes on foreign sourced income. Doesn't that mean that almost always for tech entrepreneurs, real estate entrepreneurs or even sports superstars, both countries almost wouldn't charge you any taxes on...