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Portugal has become one of the most sought-after destinations for digital nomads – and not by accident. With its mild climate, accessible visa programs and relatively lost cost of living, the country...
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This article discusses the Costa Rica digital nomad visa, its eligibility requirements, benefits, and application procedure. Central American countries, especially Costa Rica and Panama, are two of the expat-favorites when it comes...
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Even if they don’t admit it, just about everyone wants a better life. Maybe it’s about having more money, cooler friends and relationships, warmer weather or better healthcare, education, adventure or freedom...
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Ever dreamed of living in Europe? You’re not alone. The problem is that the continent’s traditionally high tax rates have turned many successful entrepreneurs and investors away from Europe, forcing them to...
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Time was, retirement meant slowing down. These days, for the world’s wealthiest retirees, it’s about levelling up – in lifestyle, financial and personal freedom and where they live. If you’ve spent decades...
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The entrepreneurial landscape has drastically changed over the past few years. as tThe Covid pandemic highlighted the need for a more borderless way of doing business. And as more and more professionals...
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Our world is getting more broad-minded and tolerant of diversity but before making a life-changing decision to retire abroad, it’s crucial to be 100% sure that the country provides support and respect...
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Taxation stirs global debate like little else. In some nations, taxes are little more than a whisper. In others, they roar, with the local revenue service claiming up to half of your...
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Taking your business offshore isn’t just about growing – it’s a smart, legal way to reduce your tax burden. Many countries actively encourage foreign entrepreneurs by offering a second residency in exchange...
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The US is not what it used to be – ever-increasing taxes and regulations have made it a pretty frustrating place to live, especially if you’re a seven or eight-figure investor or...
While the best place to live in Spain might be a subjective choice, one thing’s for sure – there’s no shortage of great places to live in this Mediterranean country. A second...
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‘Going where you’re treated best’ sums up the Nomad Capitalist message. We believe you can transport your life, money, investments, business and even your citizenship to a location where they – and...
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Known as the ‘Jewel of the Andaman Sea’, Phuket has long been one of Thailand’s most desired destinations. Devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that claimed 225,000 lives across Southeast Asia, Phuket...
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If you’re planning a trip to Mexico but finding concerns about safety are making you hesitate, then it’s essential to understand that not all areas are equal in terms of risk in...
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Dateline: Tbilisi, Georgia I just arrived back in Tbilisi for the holidays after enjoying some time in Latin America. The Latin world is not my top choice for travel, but I enjoy...
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Colombia’s second major city was once considered the most dangerous in the world. Anyone who has watched the Netflix TV show, Narcos, will know that Pablo Escobar had a stranglehold on the...
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The world might not be enough, but it’s enough to be getting on with. It’s big, exciting and ever-changing so, in response, at Nomad Capitalist we annually update our list of countries...
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Dateline: Porto, Portugal ”You don’t choose Bali, Bali chooses you.” You will hear this phrase from locals and tourists as soon as you set foot on the island. After three months our...
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Last updated January 7, 2017 Dateline: Brasov, Romania In King, the newest single by British electronica trio Years and Years‘, vocalist Olly Alexander sings about the shackles of a bad relationship and how...
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What exactly is an expat? It’s not as straightforward as you might think. Ask a handful of expats to define the term and you’ll get a handful of different answers. When it...
