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Actually, if you knew Russia you would know that the procedure often depends on where and whom you deal with. Some websites do have good information. So to spell it out for you in simple English so you understand it; if I had gone through the whole procedure in a city A, then you went to do it 6...

Here's a good website on the shared values visa for Russia: https://welcome-to-russia.com/shared-values-residency/

Better that you hear it straight from the "horse's mouth", Maria Butina, a Deputy in the Russian State Duma.

For a "Shared Values Visa" you apply at a Russian Consulate and if successful are given a 3 month Private visa. When in Russia you then apply for a temporary residence permit (TRP). A police report is needed with this TRP application. It is not a problem if you 3 month Private visa expires while...

"Shared Values Visa" for Russia then change to Temporary Resident Permit while in Russia. Will need a police report for this visa.

If you want to own physical gold don't put all your eggs in one basket, Remember the scumbag couple that stole from bank safety deposit boxes and was found not guilty in a s**t show trial in Cyprus...

PG and MG discuss gold, investing, tariffs and the economy.

In Switzerland in believe gold in the form of bullion or coins is exempt from VAT. Other precious metals including silver, palladium and platinum are NOT exempt unless purchased then put into a bonded warehouse. There's another post on this forum in which people say crypto to gold can be done...

Petrobras stock pays more than a 10% dividend

No thanks, I'd rather tulips

I like: The Perth Mint off-line "Perth Mint Depository Program". starts from 0% commission and storage on unallocated gold or silver, and it's possible to receive payout in physical bars. Sprott Physical Bullion Funds (gold, gold/silver, silver, Platinum/Palladium) I believe it's possible to...

My advice is stick to government coins of Australia, Canada, UK, Austria, S.Africa and USA.

The Perth Mint has been appointed as a refinery referee by an international authority on gold, making a comeback from the controversy that surrounded the organisation. from: https://www.businessnews.com.au/art...h-Mint?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

In gold of course.

Heading from Switzerland to France by bus or train if there's any border control entering France, they will be looking for illegal migrants.

If you can get a receipt when buying them in Dubai even better.

33 gold 1 t.oz coins = $100K so not hard to carry

There's no import tax on most gold coins when entering Switzerland. Fly directly there not to or via the EU. See: https://www.orsuisse.ch/en/further-information/gold-import-switzerland/

I was seriously thinking of buying a cheap village house in Spain to live part of the year but after and research I understood that sooner or later the tax man will ask me to prove I'm NOT a tax resident of Spain. Even buying a car in Spain can cause the tax man to starting asking questions...

Just Brainstorming here... If you don't need all the money straightway perhaps store it in gold. Crypo to gold coins in say Dubai. Fly direct to Switzerland then bus/train to Spain.