Comments by "Guilherme Sales Ferreira da Costa" (@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934) on "“Should I Get a Greek Passport?”" video.

I would use Greek citizenship to have access to the Schengen Area and potentially set a base somewhere in Europe or even become a tax resident in, let's say, Hungary. I think it's a nice alternative to the typical no income tax and territorial tax countries for people who can't exactly afford to get a residence permit in the Malaysias or Panamas. By doing that you're also building a tunnel to live in these places in the future as u'd pay substancially lower taxes by living in Hungary instead of Australia
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@zionnaranje7298 thank u
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@cheapestcharlie3093 Poland itself is not a bad idea either if u have an income lower than 100k I think u only pay 18% but ud have to make sure you're income is lower than that or the tax rate almost doubles. For example if u have a company that makes more than that u could simply just keep more of the money in the company so it doesn't become your income. Not as low taxed as Hungary but is certainly a great option specially for someone who doesn't wanna live in the same country year round. Knowing that u have Polisih citizenship, maybe u have a home there already or relatives living there and maybe u could as well reduce your costs or live close to a family member. Those are all important things to consider, the personal side as well as the economic side
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