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

  1. Are you sure you can't pass it down? The rules are quite complex for those born outside of the UK, but I think your son could acquire it by living there with you for 3-5 years, as far as I remember (unless there is some age issue).
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  2. I think it's possible to live in the UK for GBP 1k, but that would be a real challenge - and basically impossible unless sharing a home.
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  3. So no jus soli anymore? Sweet
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  4.  @CoCody_  if you trade privately, you can't escape either Capital Gains or Personal Income tax as an EU resident (unless I missed some special program). To go the corporation way is probably the only solution, if that's possible at all. BTW: if you build a family and they settled in the EU, you will be sucked into the tax system, no matter what you might claim.
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  5. You must stop criticizing Australia... Do Scotland instead.
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  6. I'm surprised too...
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  7. I was checking the rules for British citizenship when someone is born outside the UK and they are quite tricky. Basically it's not automatic, unless your parents were born in the UK or were naturalised, and in some cases you need proof of 3+ years residence (both you and your parent) before registering as a citizen.
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