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Deciding on the right country for your European incorporation isn’t just a legal exercise, it’s a strong business move that will impact taxation, hiring, credibility, and eventual scalability. The Netherlands, Ireland and Germany are consistently among the best-performing business-friendly and stable countries in Europe. But each of them has its own
Neo-Domiciled HNWI (High Net-Worth Individuals) Back in 2024 Italy has increased the tax rate in its special flat tax regime (regime forfettario per neo-residenti) from 100.000 EUR up to 200.000 EUR increasing by this measure also the limits which the HNWI need to reach in their countries before the move
We’ve just entered Q4 of 2025, and interest in the Philippines’ FIV program has never been higher. This is traditionally the busiest season of the year for applications, and with the Philippines’ famously long holiday season just around the corner, now is the smartest time to get started. If you’re
Giving you a quick recap of why the Philippines Freeport Area of Bataan Visa (FIV) has become one of the world’s most in-demand residency programs—and why our clients from all over the world are choosing it as their Plan A (and Plan B). The Highlights of FIV • Fastest residency-by-investment
The Philippines offers multiple residency options, but not all programs are created equal. If you’re considering relocating, investing, or retiring in the country, it’s crucial to understand which visa best suits your needs. Here’s how the Freeport Area of Bataan Investor Visa (FIV) stacks up against the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) and the Special
In today’s uncertain world, having just one passport can feel like a limitation. Whether it’s for visa – free travel, tax planning, or protecting your family’s future, a second citizenship gives you flexibility, freedom, and peace of mind. While many look to popular programs in Europe or the Caribbean, two
In the previous article for expats in Germany, we mentioned topics about the registration and the search of housing. Today, we’ll talk about insurances and taxes in Germany. Overall, Germans are very security-oriented people and many are overinsured. This should not be the case with you, but you should be
Coming to a foreign country and settling there can be an exhausting process. There are too many aspects you need to pay attention to: The list is not exhaustive. Surely, if you move to Germany as an expat working for a big international company, your employer will have internal advisors
