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Very well explained. Thanks a lot.
Could you do a video on inheritance and estate taxes in Ireland? More specifically, could you cover estate and inheritance taxes for residents who are on Ireland's non-dom tax regeme?
Jelena has a very classic uniquely Serbian look, love it. I can tell she’s Serbian the moment I see her. Amazing look!!
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Small correction regarding citizenship - you will need 5 years (not 6) of reckonable visa time to be eligible to apply for an Irish passport. You cannot have more than 4-6 weeks outside of the country in the first 4 years of your residence, and no more than 2 weeks outside of the country in a year prior to your application.
Well, it is relatively safe compared to other places in the world, but crime is on the rise and is set to get worse in the years ahead.
I like this video but if you do this with more countries I recommend you also talk about the incentives of having a family down there like tax breaks or family leave. Keep up the great work team! 😁
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Losing all your money! They have a saying in Colombia! There are no ugly Colombian women! There are only poor men.
You didn't mention Guatemala
My Grandfather was born in Belzec in 1913. I have my grandfather's birth certificate that was issued in 1930 because original documents were lost in WWI. His father was born in Poland in 1884. His father became a naturalized US citizen in 1923. Can I be eligible for Polish Citizenship?
Good. Now make a video on dating tips for a Mexican women👍🏽😅
Interesting topic for this channel, but I like it!
I normally don't write two comments on a KZread video, but this one deserves another. Nomad Capitalist should build its own "international dating app, or platform", and based on your geographic and international experiences.
Great dating advice. But how and where do I learn Spanish? Especially if I'm going to be dating a Latin woman?
do you need to be able to speak Swiss-German to get a residency
This is a interesting video... I think most of the info is great, except for the night life advice. I think the best first date experiences should happen during the day. I'm getting married to a Colombian woman, and we had our first date at the botanical garden. Something very simple, but very nice and it gave us the chance to talk without loud music, and the presence of partying and drinking.
Thank you for sharing your opinion!
Quite honestly Colombia is one of the most dangerous places to date. And Im not making a generalization about the people, I know many fine Colombians. But its very common to for women to spike a drink with a drug that turns a guy into a zombie that can easily be robbed. Unfortunately this is very common in Colombia.
I'm getting married to a Colombian woman.... While what you say is true... The biggest thing that gets men in trouble is not understanding Colombia isn't a hook up culture. And if you are meeting women on Tinder or other dating apps, in clubs and bars, you're already off on the wrong foot. If you are a guy here for a short time, don't speak any Spanish, or don't know the culture you're going to be at a very big disadvantage. I don't agree with the night time activities she suggested but if you're going on a picnic in the park for a first date then that's usually a girl who isn't going to drug you. If you are going back to your place on the first night then sure you are asking for trouble. Yes Colombia is very dangerous if you don't use common sense most of the men getting drug aren't using any sense at all.
@monkeyrater it's not that common in Colombia. It's more common in Medellin and Cali, but outside of those cities you don't really hear about it happening. Even there it's really minimal.
@@JesseVealIIII agree it's certain situations and environments where druggings happen. If you look for certain types of women then you will find certain types of results.
I never thought I’d get dating advice here😂 great video
Glad you liked it!
I agree. This has been a financial channel but i like that they brosdened the subject material
Excellent information..
Glad it was helpful!
I am older, retired , and leaving Canada, this disgusting country
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Explains older rules as if current, then without missing a beat explains newer rules, does not say when they changed, does say the difference hardly matters. Perhaps, either way, it is relatively easy and cheap, but this is NOT an acceptable way to offer information. What else might she be getting wrong (and feeling entitled to paper over as not mattering)? In my opinion, this video is not credible as an information source. And I would NEVER work with a person I caught acting like this.
I am spanish but 5th generation....1700 they moved to Brasil ... I don't know the reason they moved
This guy is super sharp!!
Thank you! What about taxes on worldwide holdings?
All the more reason for these countries to do their own payment processing and start manufacturing things that the high-tax world will need in the upcoming years. These great 0% tax countries need to resist the urge to "cave-in" to the demands of the economically collapsing high-tax world and instead make themselves more capable and more "in-demand". Remember when you're the one producing the things that others need, you get to set the terms of business and don't have to cave-in to the BS of the customer. Lastly, whilst some tax havens might disappear because they fall for the high-tax lies and threats, some will remain as the "elites" will want somewhere they can live and not pay taxes. What I honestly think will happen is that instead of introducing taxes, the tax havens will start to close (or close entirely) the process of naturalization thus limiting themselves only to their citizens and the future generations of those citizens. High-tax = Few if any businesses. A perfect example is Western Europe, AU, NZ, CAN & UK. All insanely high-tax and all failing rapidly. Literally every week another business goes under or moves to a low-tax country. The response is always "make taxes higher" and "ban wealth from leaving the country". Then they wonder why everything is falling apart. The whole concept of Income Tax is perverse and should never be tolerated or accepted anywhere! If countries were run correctly, the import & export duties, sales taxes and tourist taxes should cover the entire expenditure of the country. Its the embezzlement, excessive welfare expenditure and failure to actually get "good normal market pricing" on contracts; everyone knows when the govt tender something out, that everyone increases the prices "because its the govt", completely forgetting that the money is actually their taxes, resulting in a race to the bottom.
Thanks for the info...
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Do you work with a lot of traders?
Video suggestion. Can you make a video about countries that make it easy for Americans to obtain a work visa, and with minimal paperwork?
Could I get Irish citizenship? My great great grandfather was born in Ireland. He never renounced or anything, so would that make my great grandfather and every generation below technically Irish. Would I just need to get the documentation to prove the lineage?
@@michaelbaker5501 - Nope. You must have a grandparent born on the island of Ireland.
@@FAngus-ly8lk Are you sure. My great great grandfather didn’t possess any other citizenship so the citizenship would’ve had to pass down or my great grandfather and his descendants would’ve been stateless
@@michaelbaker5501 - I don't see how you could consider your great-great grandfather's descendants, born in another country, to somehow remain Irish through three or four generations, or be stateless. Well, no - obviously. Your great-great grandparent's descendants were birth citizens of the country where they were born. This is logical and straightforward. If what you claim was true, then anyone whose immigrant ancestor did not purposely renounce their birth citizenship would be able to go back through multiple generations and claim citizenship in the old country. Sorry, but the world just doesn't work this way. There is ONE European country that I know of which allows descendants to claim citizenship on the basis that you suggest, at a remove of potentially several generations: Italy. Even in this case, you have to prove, with documentary evidence, that your Italian immigrant ancestor did NOT renounce Italian citizenship (or citizenship in a principality now part of Italy) or take up citizenship in their new country of residence before the birth of the child you are descended from. This is a lot more complicated than claiming descent from an Irish-born grandparent, and it takes longer. Irish Foreign-Birth Registration is simple and straightforward: you must have an Irish-born grandparent. Period.
@@FAngus-ly8lk I see where you’re coming from, but at the time of my great grandfather’s birth, Ireland was still fully part of the UK and laterally the British Empire. My great grandfather was born in Jamaica and at that time Jamaican citizenship didn’t exist as it was also part of the empire. He had to have either British or Irish citizenship by virtue of his parents otherwise he would’ve been stateless
BUT... the Portuguese Immigration department (AIMA) has over 435,000 immigration cases in their current backlog. New immigrants will be waiting in Portugal for years, unable to leave.
Cool ! Thanks for this information.
Glad it was helpful!
Can you get this faster than the Golden Visa?
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Good info. Straightforward and clear. Gracias from Mexico.
Thank you for watching! Glad the video was helpful!
To my understanding they dont allow dual citizenship is this right?
What about non lucrative visa please reply yes or no if it can be accepted
The income tax is awful, but Spain is particularly brutal if you already have money, the wealth tax is out of this world - up to 3.5% annually on world wide net worth. I have no idea how any wealthy people live there
Let's say you move to Spain. You open a Spanish Holding, your holding become 100% owner of all the properties you own in Spain. Now you can apply for the Becklam Law. Then you own a UK Ltd with a UK Director, you can withdrawal dividends to Spain with 0%. What is your thoughts about this?
Please talk about Dukascopy bank
Interesting video
I have a question. If you get residency in Belize & your income is either capital gains or foreign income paid into a Belize bank account are you still required to file a tax return even if your not required to pay tax on this income? Thank you.
IOM has few double tax treaties therefore high risk of double taxation.
If you’re based in the U.K., and control the company from the U.K., HMRC will contend that the company is U.K. tax resident.
Very clear.great stuff
What visa would you recommend for a tech freelancers couple wanting to move to Malaysia long term and raise a family there ? Our customers will not be based in Malaysia and we will be paid in euros or dollars.
wait so is it possible to get Argentina passport in 2 years and then Spain in another 2 based on that passport?
Only if you have heritage from a former Spanish colony or were born there. Acquiring Argentenian citizenship but your genealogy is American, Canadian, British, etc., does not qualify you for the two-year expedited route to a Spanish passport. You have to have Spanish heritage in some way.
@@kellyphx I see, so how exactly does the Spanish law ascertain the heritage? Like what's checked exactly?
@@wagmi614 I honestly couldn't tell you. I have no Hispanic heritage so I didn't look any further into it. I imagine (and this is only conjecture) that the process is something like proving one's Irish heritage. Ireland wants birth certificates and such for the ancestors involved. I am certain you can't just show up in Spain with an Argentenian passport and say, "Hi, I'm Argentine!" They're going to want a lot more than that.
Isle of Man "could" give you the residence permit, but not that likely.
Not the mi gente latina 🤣👏
Wow, what a pair of.....eyes on her
Your videos are very helpful. Which canton is cheaper for company incorporation? Is a LLC in Switzerland ideal to hold Intellectual property? Does Switzerland require the company to have a certified local accountant?
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Take a look at Campione d'Italia, it allows you to work and put your company in Switzerland but avoid Swiss taxes.
Thank you
You were talking about something which seems to be minor but important and nobody pointed 👍
Hi! Thank you for the comment! Which part exactly did you find minor but important?