Comments by "Rubens Nogueira" (@rubensnogueira5838) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

  1.  @krugmeup2162  via an EU passport and some cash in the bank, maybe?
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  2. Have you checked MM2H? It used to accept people starting at age 35 or so.
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  3.  @Katkattarotandparanormal  just comply with the Red Khmer
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  4.  @brandonjoseph3422  only a rant against Spain is missing 🤭
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  5. Very important topic.
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  6. A... stalker? LOL just kidding
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  7. Psst 🤫! Don't mention such places, I don't want to see them spoiled. Let people go to Dubai...
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  8. it might go straight to the Saudi embassy
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  9. Unfortunately they are system-relevant. Only a dirty trick will allow them to kill that bank.
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  10.  @tupisamba211  it's hard to find that specific info in the internet and a tax advisor would be the way to go. If it's correct, you were considered a tax resident 3 years ago (you needed a tax representative in order to get your NIF). You have to wait at least 2 more years in order to start an eligible tax residence under NHR.
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  11.  @tupisamba211  I almost did it last year, it could have become my ruin. Anyway, be sure that you gave an foreign address to the tax authority, otherwise you are still considered a tax resident...
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  12.  @cliffoncrypto3082  thanks for the info. Do you know any source on the net, by chance?
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  13. Taxation, maybe? Some of the countries mentioned by Andrew have territorial taxation and that could be an important (if not the main) reason to be on the list.
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  14. Now that's a fine thread! Are foreigners allowed to buy land in Russia at all?
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  15. Amen to that
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  16.  @donaldlee8249  couldn't find any clear info about it. Surely possible but probably very burocratic.
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  17.  @miguelgustavobohorquezblan3754  exactly. I posted a link to the Spanish gov site but it was removed.
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  18.  @miguelgustavobohorquezblan3754  that's quite possible...
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  19. Is it a kind of paper residency? No stay requirements?
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  20.  @sayyer10  Cruyff? Oh, right, you are talking about mere mortals now... LOL
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  21.  @RomilCPatel  thanks for the tip, I will do some research
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  22. Aucatrazlia?
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  23. I came to the conclusion that free places are, by definition, not the safest ones. And that's a reason why some people prefer to stay at legacy brand countries.
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  24. Correct. Even some European countries would be doable for someone on a budget, but I think it's not the concept on this video.
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  25.  @EuropeanMapper  exactly. To be more specific, you still can ask the German government for an approval if you want to get a non-EU citizenship, but then you would need a very convincing reason.
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  26. No local income?
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  27.  @behappybevegan  [Geert Wilders enters the room]
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  28. Nice. Now we know where to find and meet Andrew 🤭
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  29.  @sonic070  I'm not really looking for it right now... what would be the best places for foreigners? Would It be "weird" to live in the countryside? Or better stay in a condo in Ljubljana?
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  30.  @trthib  hahaha you are right
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  31. Sadly you are right.
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  32. There are some recent videos about Brazil, check them out
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  33. I would prefer Aqaba in Jordan, for that matter, but maybe it's not the best investment option.
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  34.  @patricksweeney5308  great analysis
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  35. What? Any sources?
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  36.  @carolinavarela1572  what I understand is that CPLP citizens will be given "priority" to get their visas ASAP, not more than that
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  37. Do you have any sources for that CFC issues? That's the only reason missing to start moving myself. My company is not in a tax haven but I don't want to see it considered as having seat in Portugal just because I become resident...
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  38.  @jeremyleonbarlow  you are the man! I will take a look at PWC before removing Portugal from my list. What a pity...it would be the "easiest" citizenship to get.
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  39.  @rai7002  is that some rule that I don't know? Or do you mean that the savings will end and the person will need a job?
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  40.  @torontovoice1  if you mean Facebook, I don't have it LOL but Schwyz and Zug are surely on the list. If you Google for wealth tax by cantons, you will probably find a complete table.
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  41. yICKEs!
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  42.  @panaceiasuberes6464  best thread in this comment section
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  43.  @nomadcapitalist  why not a vídeo on that?
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  44. Cheaper than Brazil?
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  45.  @AUniqueHandleName444  I will relocate to Wadi Rum in Jordan and start my training
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  46.  @mercedbread9045  how can I put it? It's the opposite of Venezuela, let's say.
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  47.  @antoniobrasse7157  wow. BTW what was the impact for ETH? The guy is Canadian I think, but with roots in one of those countries, isn't it?
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  48.  @aamrelbelkacemi419  if Morocco won't chase you and Japan won't ask for proof of renounciation, you are ok. If Japan does ask for it... well, I can't help you. If you aren't "tied" to Japan and are open to other good passports, check today's videos on European options.
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  49. 8:12 now that's a huge piece of information! But then I have to ask you: how do you cope with your empty homes in Georgia, Montenegro and Colombia? Are those countries on a different enforcement level than the UK, for example?
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  50. I had already watched that and it's not exactly related to that. I meant about potencial issues with those countries' tax authorities if you keep empty homes. Are they more relaxed than the UK?
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