How to achieve the international lifestyle you are be

dreaming of, live like a rock star, and still keep more of your
hard earned money.

Are you paying way too much in taxes?

Do you run a business or have a high-end job and are considering

working for yourself soon?

Perhaps your revenues have experienced large increases lately

and it makes you sick to see just how much of it you have to give
back to the government.

You are probably wondering if there’s a LEGAL way to keep more

of your hard earned money.

You’ve probably never imagined that there is a way to enjoy a

better lifestyle for a fraction of the price that you pay at home.

Heres the truth: You can do even better.

You can live like a rock star, wherever you want and whenever
you want. And you can have this international lifestyle totally paid
for you.

How?

By legally saving on taxes.

To make things even better, you will likely have tons of money left
over after creating your dream life… just by saving on taxes.

I know it is possible because I have done it and I have helped

dozens of people who come to me each year to do the exact
same thing.

Let’s take a look at the possibilities of what YOU can achieve

when you (and your business) go where you are treated best…

Well, wouldn’t that be nice?

Just picture yourself reinvesting all the money you have had to set
aside for taxes in the last two to three years. Imagine the possibilities.

You’d be able to live comfortably and improve your business in

numerous ways.

If you’re determined to discover legal ways to significantly lower your

taxes, you’ll be happy to hear that there are ways to accomplish it.

I understand where you’re coming from and I know that giving away
your hard-earned money to the taxman isn’t anyone’s dream.

I get that you’re expecting more out of your business and your life.
You want to be able to use your savings to improve your business and
the quality of your life, instead of being forced to practically give them
away.

So where can you save?

State Income Tax:

The most common way to lower your income tax is to move to a state
with a lower state income tax.

There are seven states that do not apply an income tax, including
Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and
Wyoming.

However, moving to one of these states will only lower a fraction of

your taxes. You will still live in a country where your purchasing power
is compromised due to other types of taxes, including federal tax,
sales tax, property tax, and more.

Foreign Earned Income Exclusion:

Another way to lower your tax payment is to move abroad.

By complying with all regulations set forth by the United States, you
can become an eligible candidate for the Foreign Earned Income
Exclusion.

What this means is that you will be able to exclude the earnings you’ve
made in a foreign country. As of 2017, an individual can exclude up to
$102,100 of their foreign earnings.
In order to qualify for the exclusion, you must spend at least 330 days
outside of the U.S. within a twelve month period.

Renouncing U.S. Citizenship:

The United States and the African country of Eritrea are the only two
countries that have citizenship-based taxation.

This kind of taxation system requires you to pay income tax even when
you permanently live abroad.

That’s why the most effective way to lower your tax bill is to obtain a
second citizenship and then renounce your U.S. citizenship.

The number of people who do renounce their citizenship grows

steadily every year, just as the regulations that U.S. citizens have to
comply with continue to grow and become more cumbersome.



Born and raised in the U.S., I understand this concern.

The U.S. government doesn’t makes things easy for you. That’s what
motivated me to start my journey eight years ago.

Since then, I have visited over 90 countries and opened numerous

bank accounts and offshore companies in many of those countries.

During this time, I have managed to reduce my tax obligations to 0%.

And yes, completely legally.

Even better, after putting together my perfect business setup, the only
government institutions I have to deal with are foreign — and they are
both helpful and respectful.
In all my years, the IRS has only requested a clarification from me
once, which I provided. That was the end of my communication with
them.

From personal experience, nothing brought me more satisfaction than

saying goodbye to Uncle Sam.

To obtain the same level of comfort, you have to make sure to

implement LEGAL strategies.

I wouldn’t advise taking any chances and going for the quick fixes. You
want a permanent solution that may take some time, but it will all pay
off in the end.

Real results can only be achieved if you’re willing to invest your time,
patience, and money.

I can guarantee that it will be worth the wait.

I can bet you’re sick of having to share your profit with the Australian
Taxation Office. Having an organization like the ATO as a de facto
business partner is a side effect of living in a high-tax jurisdiction.

But rest assured, there are ways you can definitely turn the tables
around and profit greatly.

Before we start, let’s do a fun exercise. Calculate exactly how much

you paid in taxes in the past year. Now, take that amount and imagine
putting it into your business.

What would you invest it in?

What kind of profit can you expect from it?

Remember compound interest?

That is what creates the greatest difference in the long run.

If that doesn’t motivate you to reduce your tax burden, I don’t know
what will. But let’s start with the basics.

The most effective way to lower your tax bill in Australia is to set up an
offshore company AND become tax non-resident.

Offshore companies will minimize your corporate tax.

Selecting the best jurisdiction for your offshore company is obviously

the most important step, but also quite a tricky one.

You want to make sure that the jurisdiction you choose will have low
(or zero) corporate tax.

You should choose one that is safe and that will enable you to set up
an efficient corporate bank account.

The second step, becoming tax non-resident, means that you are not
considered a resident for tax purposes, therefore you are not required
to pay income tax in Australia.

To gain this status, you need to fulfill a set of requirements.

The most important one is that you have to permanently live outside of
Australia.

You are welcome to come back to visit, but you have to spend most of
your time outside of your home country. To be precise, the law says
not more than 183 days in a calendar year.
One tip I picked up from my Aussie clients’ experiences who have
“been there, done that’’ is to make sure that you stay around 150 days.
It makes things far more simple.

Combining these two strategies — an offshore company and

remaining tax non-resident — can help you lower your tax obligations,
even to zero.

So, let’s summarize.

You can either choose to stay in Australia and leave aside abnormal
sums of money to please the government, or you can pack that
suitcase and set your sails to a more pleasant location and keep more
of your money.

If you’d like to be able to reinvest your money, grow your business,

and live like a rockstar, you must be ready to make some changes.

Go Where You’re Treated Best is the five-word motto that we live by

here at Nomad Capitalist. While you may miss living in Australia year-
round, you must be courageous enough to take a leap of faith and
move forward.

Waiting for a change to happen while you’re standing still won’t get
you anywhere. Besides, there’s a great big world out there waiting to
be explored. Isn’t it convenient that you can keep more of your hard-
earned money by leaving home and going out to explore it?

Let’s start with the most important part — you need a plan of action.

This plan should include your business structure and the steps to
achieving Goal #1: Obtain tax non-residency status in Canada.

This plan should also match your lifestyle goals. It’s not just about
ensuring that you will pay less (or zero) tax but also that you will have
the lifestyle you have always dreamed about — Goal #2.

There are a few things that work to your advantage in order to achieve
those goals. To begin with, you are an entrepreneur, your business is
location independent and you are willing to leave Canada. Because of
this, you are in a position to cut your tax bill significantly, and to do it
now.

How exactly do you do it? Let’s dive in and see...

First things first, you should start with the most important and,
unfortunately, most challenging aspect: You have to set up a good
offshore company (or two, depending on the business) and at least
one bank account for each company.

It is important that everything is set up correctly. Even though there is

a lot of information out there on how to do it, this part can be tricky
because much of the information is outdated.

For example, a bank account that used to be efficient and easy to

open may have become more bureaucratic or just stopped accepting
foreign clients.

Or, once tax-favorable jurisdictions may have become less friendly

toward entrepreneurs. Make sure to get your facts straight before
making a final decision.

The second thing you will have to do is become tax non-resident in

Canada. This means that you won’t have to pay Canadian income tax.

The most basic thing you should know about becoming a tax non-
resident is that the term “tax-nonresidency” and the process to achieve
it was created for people who had the intention of moving from Canada
permanently. Therefore, all the requirements are supposed to show
this intention.

You should spend the majority of your time living abroad. You can be a
perpetual traveler always visiting new places or, if you prefer more
stability, you can move at a slower pace between your favorite
countries.

Either way, it is time to start crossing the destinations you have always
dreamed about visiting from your bucket list. Relax on a warm island,
get that tan you have always wanted, enjoy the mountain scenery, or
go tracking somewhere in the north, or all of the above.

The choice is all yours. 


Yes, there is definitely a way to reduce your taxes and live more freely.
It is all about going where you're treated best, remember?

However, to be able to precisely answer this question, I would need

your exact location, since each European country has their own
taxation system and laws.

But let's start with the basics that can apply to every European citizen.
European countries are always ranking in the top 10 of the highest tax
countries, so I understand that you are highly motivated to make a
change.

The most important change you can make is to move your business
and yourself out of the country. This is the first step to achieving the
freedom and lifestyle you desire.
But, I have to break it to you: If you have a location-dependent
business, there is really not much you can do.

This is why Priority #1 is to start or set up your business to be location

independent — an online business you can run from any corner of the
world. Then, and only then, can you proceed to the next steps.

Priority #2 is to change your corporate structure so that you can pay

very low or zero corporate tax.

The country in which you choose to move or set up your company

depends on the nature of your business, size, and model. There is no
“one-size-fits-all” principle here, so choose carefully. If you do it
correctly from the start, I promise that you will save a lot of time and
money in the future.

After this, you will need to become a tax non-resident of your home
country, which is Priority #3.

This can be done in different ways depending on the rules of the exact
country you are from and the lifestyle you will choose, but the basic
premise is to live outside of your home country for the majority of the
year.

This is the fun part.

If you want stability and you work the best in familiar surroundings, you
can get a second residency in some of the low-tax countries in Europe
and still live an expat lifestyle.

You could also adopt the more nomadic way of living by changing your
locations frequently. This is perfect for the wanderlusts and explorers.

Or, you can follow my personal method and have several home bases
in different countries and just divide your time between them.

If you don’t know what you want, my suggestion would be to try

different options and then go for the one that suits you the most.

This is the whole definition of freedom — tailoring your needs and

priorities to exactly what fits you.

The ones who weren’t willing to lend us a hand on our way to the top
are the ones who want a good share of the fruits of our labor — the
irony. As unfair as this is, it is something many entrepreneurs simply
choose to accept.

They jumped through all the hoops to be in compliance with every law,
every rule, and a whole lot of bureaucracy just to get the needed
permits to start and maintain their business. Perhaps they have even
come to terms with all the requirements.

But once they have built a business that they are truly proud of and are
ready to finally sit back, relax, and enjoy everything they’ve created
thanks to their hard work and determination, here comes the taxman
yelling, “Not that fast!”
The hard-working entrepreneur has jumped through every hoop and
tirelessly built their business, but only now are they about to face the
toughest requirement of them all: taxes.

Here at Nomad Capitalist, we’ve worked with so many up-and-coming

entrepreneurs who were faced with the same challenge. They’ve
reached a point in their career where they’ve earned enough money to
live comfortably… except for the constant drain on their profit that is
taxation.

If this scenario describes you perfectly, what you need to do is make a

decision and act. Your best solution? Leave the country that is
jeopardizing your business instead of helping you to grow it.

It is a logical solution. Why stick around and watch your hard-earned

money go into the hands of those who weren’t even willing to support
your projects?

While logical, it can be a complicated process to uproot and move your

entire operation. Every country has different rules about what qualifies
as “really gone”, but generally speaking it is not enough to simply get
out of the country for a limited amount of time. In almost every
situation, you have to live outside of your home country for the majority
of the year.

Your taxation obligations are chains holding you back no matter where
you go until you decide that enough is enough. The only way to truly
set yourself free is to become a world traveler and embrace the
nomadic lifestyle.

Once you’ve made the decision of your life, everything else will be
easier.

Having your priorities in place, it will be easier to select the country (or
countries) that will give you a much more affordable, secure, and
simple life.

It's all up to you.


Shortly put — yes, your competitors could be beating you out simply
because they’re smarter with their business tax structure.

In business, as in life, if you're only playing it safe and staying in your

comfort zone, there is only so much you can grow.

A better tax structure is quite possibly one of the biggest reasons why
certain companies are able to offer lower prices and successfully take
the lead in the market.

In simple terms, the more money you have in your bank account, the
more money you’ll be able to invest in your business and beat out the
competition.
If your competitors made the decision way before you did to set up or
restructure their offshore companies properly, they saved money and
time. If they did, chances are they are beating you heavily in the
market.

Companies that pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes will

never be able to compete with those who have a wiser tax structure.

As long as you’re giving away your money to the government, you

won’t have the opportunity to reinvest it into your company and make it
grow.

Just look at Google and Amazon's perfectly optimized tax structure.

Anything you can conclude from that?

Of course, there are huge differences if you are a multimillion dollar

corporation versus a small business owner, but the basics are the
same here: invest in offshore companies and set up offshore
brokerage accounts or open offshore bank accounts to establish a tax-
free business in a stable tax haven.

You are the creator of your own lifestyle.

There are countries that will make you feel at home in every way,
except for the one little fact that you’re being taxed heavily. It doesn’t
have to be this way. There are countries that can fulfill the criteria of
your dream lifestyle without taxing you into oblivion.

Now, it is important to recognize that the concept of a dream lifestyle

differs for everybody. What may be an ideal life for me may not fulfill
you at all. This is why we can’t discuss a single place as an oasis for
everyone.
Instead, a list of questions to establish your personal requirements will
do the trick. Ask yourself:

How do you imagine your daily routine?

Do you have a family? If so, how do they feel about your adventurous
plans?

What is the definition of a good quality of living for you, personally?

What is the definition of good service for you?

What are the things that make your life simpler that are easily
accessible in your home country?

Do you prefer living near a beach or the mountains? In a warm or cold

climate?

What determines a good city to live in for you? Size, pollution, traffic,
international accessibility, safety, nightlife, expat community?

Once you’ve answered all of these, including many more questions

which could affect your decision, you can proceed to the next step.

As mentioned, you may find one country that meets all your needs, or
you could find several countries and split your time between them.
Either way, you have a very good chance of discovering a place that
will improve your quality of life immensely and in a way that you did not
expect.

I have seen it happen many times.

Shift your mindset. Be open to new places and new ideas. You will not
regret it.

As long as you’re working with professionals, you’re in good hands.

Everything will be done correctly and legally so that your business and
integrity are protected.

But how do you go about choosing the best professional offshore

service providers? Here are a few things to look for or do:

•Experience - The professionals you will hire should be familiar with

the scenario you’re about to experience. They should be familiar with
more than just one part of it, too. They should have experience with
everything you want to accomplish with their help.

• Trust - If anyone ever advises you to do one small thing “off the
books”, don’t trust them. It’s all fine until the consequences catch up
with you and you are left to deal with them. As long as you’re living
 with or in fear of the consequences, you will not have total freedom.
Select advisors who are sincerely interested in your long-term well-
being and won’t compromise it by cutting corners.

•Stay Reasonable - If something sounds too good to be true, it’s

usually too good to be true. There are no “5 simple hacks for lowering
your tax bill to zero in 2 weeks” — not if you want to do it legally. As
with anything that has a high return on investment, lowering your
taxes requires proper planning and execution. It requires time and
commitment, but it really is worth it.

• Follow It - When you start working with a professional and they help
you design a strategy, you can’t just decide that you don’t really want
to do one part of it. In this kind of work, all the pieces — all the
companies, residencies, bank accounts — work together to ensure
that your tax structure is the most efficient. If you pick and choose
from the strategy you are given as if it were a menu, you will lose out
on some serious benefits and may even make some very expensive
mistakes.

• Actionable - Advice is great, but ultimately you want the job to be

done and you want to get to your dream life. Work with people who
do things legally AND understand your end-goal AND who want to
help you get there in the fastest way possible. 

Start changing your life for the better right now!

You don’t want to sit around and wait for these huge changes to
happen overnight and affect your entire life.

You can prevent the surprise factor by starting to work on your future
right now. Those with a plan will always feel safer.

It is better to be prepared for anything and have a backup plan in case

things start changing. Your doubts are based on actual trends and
circumstances.

And you’re not the only one concerned about the trend toward greater
government control. There are many people who are looking to protect
themselves and their businesses from the uncertainty of the systems
in many countries.
It is frustrating depending on the decisions and rules of politicians. I
struggled with accepting this fact of life until I realized that I don’t have
to accept it. I just have to ACT to take back the control.

Otherwise, I could find myself in a situation where I’d watch my

business fall apart in front of my eyes and be unable to do anything
about it.

No one wants to experience that kind of defeat, which is why your

initiative is highly appreciated!

The very first thing I’d advise you to do is to start your journey into
obtaining a second passport.

This is the ultimate goal of every nomad entrepreneur trying to free

themselves from “belonging” to the government. You don’t have to be
yet another victim of the black hole that is the taxation system.

Getting a second passport requires time.

Time that you have now.

Every year, it gets harder and harder to obtain a second passport.

Countries are creating much stricter policies.

It will never be easier to act than today.

So act.
There are many families that have embraced the nomadic lifestyle and
are absolutely enjoying it!

I do understand the skepticism. Moving outside of your confront zone

is always a challenge and when our family is involved we may get
more cautious.

However, just because it isn’t the easiest thing doesn’t mean it isn’t the
RIGHT thing to do.

Since you’re considering starting a nomad lifestyle, you’re probably

dealing with the unbelievably high taxes and inordinate amount of
paperwork required of you year after year.

Is your comfort zone really worth putting up with the injustices

surrounding taxation over and over again?
Is this what you’ve imagined your life to be?

If you think about it, isn’t stepping out of your comfort zone something
that you would like to teach your kids in the first place?

If you’re ready to break out of your shell and create a better life for
yourself, the right time to start is NOW. How many times have you
postponed things and never got them done?

In order to get things done, you have to keep moving.

As you did in Step #8, start with a list of the main requirements you
and your wife have regarding your lifestyle.

Do you want to live near a beach?

Do you prefer big cities or smaller towns?

Are things like organic food, a healthy lifestyle, proximity to your home,
etc. important for you?

By listing your priorities and goals, you’ll be able to narrow down the
list to a few places that really suit your preferred lifestyle. Or perhaps
you’ll even choose to be a nomadic family and join the world schooling
movement of families that educate their children through travel.
Let us ask you: Is that the best use of your precious time?

Here at Nomad Capitalist, we actually believe in acting more than

researching.

It is perfectly fine to check all the needed information. As a matter of

fact, we do advise that you do your research before making any
moves.

However, you should know that no matter how much information you
collect, there will always be a piece missing.

The best way to acquire knowledge about a certain place is to

experience it first hand.

There’s simply no substitute for experience. It has a higher value than

anything you could read online.
Obviously, you want to embark on this exciting journey prepared.
However, the research can definitely be done in less than a year.

The other problem with researching too much is that many blogs out
there fail to offer unbiased information.

Would you really expect a website owned by a Panamanian

immigration law office to recommend you anything but… Panama
residency?

My opinion is this: You’ve done enough reading and fantasizing about

your plans. It’s time to go out there and live the life you’ve envisioned
for yourself!
Let’s talk about Peter.

Peter is a 35-year-old, single guy born in New Jersey whose parents

immigrated to the United States from Slovakia.

Peter has always had a highly analytical mind and is a high-achiever

who enjoys working on anything that involves numbers.

He is also an avid chess player and a regular 6am-runner.

Peter’s parents came to U.S. decades ago so that he could enjoy

freedom and prosperity and have more opportunities to excel in his
life. They wanted the best for him.

But Peter didn’t feel that he had that anymore. For Peter, today’s
America is not the same ‘’land of the free’’ that his parents moved to all
those years ago.

He never felt like he truly belonged there.

He definitely did not feel free.

And he certainly did not think his or his parent’s money was secure
there anymore.

Nevertheless, as his parents had taught him to do, he worked hard to

achieve his goals. He built his business up from scratch while getting
pretty good with stock trading. He recognized the potential of
cryptocurrencies and seized the opportunity. He built his wealth —
significant wealth.
And he left the US.

He felt that he was finally ‘’on the ball’’, calm and secure.

He got it all figured out.

 
His business was growing.

His appetite for new business ventures was growing.

But his tax bills were growing, as well.

It came to the point that Peter was paying close to 40% in taxes!

A substantial chunk of his money was taken away every year by the
U.S. government, even though he had spent less than two weeks total
in the United States since 2015.

He felt his business was getting choked up by Uncle Sam.

Was he being punished for being successful?

It didn’t feel smart to keep his money in any US dollar system, bank,
401k or IRA.

He wanted to be done with a country that taxed him wherever he was

living. He knew his life would improve immeasurably if he could do it.

When he finally came to us, he was exhausted.

“Every day I waste is like lighting money on fire, as far as I'm
concerned,” he said.

We listened to Peter.

We went through his whole situation from every angle.

Peter received his Nomad Capitalist Plan.




He had three goals to achieve:

1. Get a second passport so he could feel safe when renouncing

his U.S. citizenship.

2. Get residency in a zero-tax country.

3. Protect his assets from over-taxation by moving them

overseas.

It wasn’t easy and it certainly wasn’t a short ride to the finish.

But he did it!

After eight months, Peter did the math. He estimated that in three
years he would save over $1 million.

The thing that really drives him is the power of compound interest.
He told us that the fact that he is able to save so much every year and
invest it either in stock or in his business will have an enormous impact
after a few years.

Peter likes to make plans.

He estimated that in two months he will get profits from his new
business venture… but this time tax-free.

He is looking for a personal assistant to maximize the use of his time.

He is calm when he thinks about his five-year goals.

He finally thinks things are fair.

September 2016

“Hello, Josh.’’

‘’Andrew, I’m on it! I want to take action right away. I want to live my life
without limitations. I want to go where I want, when I want, and stay
however long I want.”

Josh’s exuberance was met with fifteen seconds of silence, followed

by a silent laugh.

“That’s good to hear Josh,” I chuckled, “But let’s go over your situation
first.”

When I actually met Josh for the first time, a little over two months
after that call, I had to admit that he was the only client who had ever
caught me completely off guard with his immediate burst of
enthusiasm.

“Well, I was always an action taker,” he responded.

But, we’re getting too far ahead of ourselves.

Let’s rewind this story a bit.

Josh is a 28-year-old, born in Denver, Colorado. He is a very energetic

guy, very upbeat, very determined, and very excited.

He grew up with a love of adventure thanks to numerous family travels

to warm islands and new places to explore.
He went to college to study business, but dropped out early on to
pursue his dream of having his own business. He wanted to start a
business, save money,  reinvest, travel around the world, and have a
home base somewhere on the beach.

Three and a half years later, he had his own cloud-based software
company, which was growing rapidly.

His revenue was increasing and he got to the point where he could
relax and run his business from wherever he wanted.

Everything was going well. He was starting to look for those beach
house websites. It was time for his next move.

On April 2016, he received a tax bill from his accountant.

He was to pay USD 83,000 in taxes!

He felt ripped off.

How could he have worked this hard to lose 50% of his annual income
just like that?

He felt fooled and frustrated.

But Josh is not a person who would waste time on regretting his past
actions.

He put his problems on paper:

 • Not enough savings due to tax.
• Not enough excitement and adventure in his life.
• Not enough freedom.


Since Josh is an action taker, he immediately contacted his financial

advisers and accountants to help him figure out his best move.

But he was met, once again, with frustration.

He was working with advisors that weren’t walking the talk.

The ‘’experts’’ were really just “guestimating” because they did not
know where to point him.



Josh was fed up with their maybe’s and ‘’options’’.

It didn’t take long for him to find us after that.

On our final call, Josh got his plan.

The legal one.

The right one.

The best one for his needs.

He finally had his own personal, complete solution of full business and
lifestyle design.
Everything was planned out, from the life he wants to the business
setup he wants.

Within three months, he had two bank accounts in Asia.

Within four months, he got a second residency in Europe — on a

beach!

Within nine months, he completely moved his business to a low-tax

jurisdiction

Within 12 months he will have revenue-generating investments

secured in at least one country.

Having a clear layout and ongoing support when issues and questions
arose made him what he hadn’t been in a while: relaxed about his
present and  excited about his future.

He is still the most exciting and energetic client to date.

And I can promise you that he is now living his life without limitations
and doing it with an abundance-driven mindset rather than a cost-
cutting one.

Do you want to be like Josh?


Meet Mark, a 36-year-old marketing consultant based in Sydney,
Australia.

He adores basketball, playing online poker, and learning random facts

about different countries.

Mark worked downtown for a big marketing company, complete with

his 7th-floor office view and his parking spot.

He had started working there with the thought that he would be at the
company a year or two maximum — just so he could pay the bills while
he was building the business of his dreams.

That was back in 2011.

Every day, Mark woke up at 6:30 am, put on his tie, and listened to a
Tim Ferries podcast while occasionally swearing out loud against
morning traffic jams on 11th.

He entered the big grey building that he is still repelled by, said good
morning exactly seven times to pale-faced coworkers, and started
going over his pile of files.

Mark hated it.

He detested getting up in the morning to earn an active income. He

loathed the way his office smelled, he resented being dependent on
the decisions others made and how he was affected by them, he was
agitated every month by having his income constrained by other
people, and most of all he hated having his freedom restricted.
Mark wanted to move.

He went to three start-up conferences in six months, subscribed to

business blogs and newsletters, read new information and updates
about creating passive income and location-independent businesses
every night, researched and reassessed his best options, made his
‘’future goals’’ vision board, and joined all the Facebook groups and
discussions he could find about how to start a business.

Maybe he could set up his company in Hong Kong. Or maybe it would

be easier in Belize. Maybe he could stay in Singapore for a while… or
should he start with Southern Europe? Maybe he could grow his
business faster if he optioned for Panama.

He was at ground zero and was going nowhere.

Mark was exhausted. He was tired of reading, he was tired of

procrastinating.

His family did not get it, his friends thought he was having a mid-life
crisis. They all advised the same: stick to your job for a couple of years
more, get that promotion, have a steady income and security and start
planning your own family.

That was an okay plan, but it wasn’t for him. That is not Mark.

He wanted something  else.

That’s when Mark contacted us.

After finishing the application process, he waited one week for his call
with me. I asked Mark what his end goal was. What was the result he
wanted to achieve? What did success mean to him?

That is when all nine years of suppressed frustration and hopes came
tumbling out.

• He wanted to be in control of his time and be his own boss.

• He wanted to surf every day and learn a new language.
• He wanted to break free and roam the world.

He finally decided to work toward those goals with my help.

A week after the call, it arrived: Mark’s complete and personally

customized Plan of Action that could get him exactly what he needed.

His first step was to buy an online business. Mark decided that buying
an existing business would speed up his transition to location
independence. This way, he could finally live the life he dreamed about
while using the financial foundation he had created before.

Mark’s second step was to set up two offshore companies and get two
corporate bank accounts. He wanted to set up his business structure
correctly from the beginning. He was aware how much money he
could save doing so.

His third step was to quit his corporate job.

This was probably the most enjoyable part of the whole plan for Mark,
especially with every step carefully planned and mapped out for him so
that he knew he was prepared to cut that cord.

He had a complete path to his goals.


And with that freedom, those long-forgotten feelings — a drive for
success, excitement for his future, and a passion for life — came
rushing back to him in all their glory.

Simon and Mila are a charming couple.

Mila is of Hungarian descent but grew up in London. Simon is from

Wales but moved to London to pursue a business degree.

They met in a pub one Thursday night, quickly started dating, and
were happily married four years later.

Thomas and Luca — now three and five years old — came soon after.

Mila is a graphic designer and Simon started his own e-commerce

business. They enjoy their family life and their relationship, all while
building separate online business ventures.

Both of them always wanted more and strived for a more fulfilling life.
That is what brought them together in the first place.

But Simon and Mila were waiting to reach a certain revenue level to
embark on their nomadic adventures.

They were tired of the rat race in London.

They were fed up with the gloomy weather.

They were frustrated with the high costs of living.

They did not want their kids to be raised in a society that would teach
them to be entitled.

Simon and Mila wanted something completely different.

They wanted to explore the world as a family.

They wanted to pay less tax.

They wanted to provide a secure life for their children.

They wanted to empower their children with real skills and values.

Finally, they made up their minds. It was time to act.

No more research.

No more waiting for the magic revenue level.

They were looking for someone they could put their trust in. Someone
who could make a functional and efficient plan for their entire family.

They came to Nomad Capitalist.

They put their trust in me.

Four weeks after their last call, they got an email:

‘’Dear Simon and Mila, here is your offshore strategy.’’

Simple as that.

Thirty pages of step-by-step processes and details about their new life
and business design.
Simon and Mila finally got what they were waiting for.

They were no longer drowning in information.

They had specific instructions on how to obtain two different

residencies that worked for their family in low-tax countries with a good
quality of life.

They opened two corporate accounts, one in Europe, one in Asia.

They got new personal bank accounts. They had help creating a new
business setup and restructuring their existing businesses.

More importantly, Thomas and Luca got the best education possible in
a private school for a reasonable budget.

They got to learn a new language by playing outdoors with their

classmates.

And they were given the opportunity to learn from experiences in the
real world and not by staring at a screen.
I've helped hundreds of guys like you move your business overseas,
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