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Well, assuming your project really takes off and you do have $1M, you could live (half a year +1 day) in country 1, and the remaining (half a year -1 day) in yo
by jakub_g 6y ago
Well, assuming your project really takes off and you do have $1M, you could live (half a year +1 day) in country 1, and the remaining (half a year -1 day) in your country each year. You'd pay what, 10-15k per year in extra rent in the second residence? Probably acceptable if you have 1M.
That way you're "clean" when it comes to taxes, and don't have the downside of leaving everything behind. Easier said than done of course.
(Implicit assumption you're the boss of your thing, so you can work remotely as you want.)
As others said, getting new friends in a new place (especially abroad) when you're, say, over 30, is really tough.
- Denniz 6y agoYes I'm over 30 and it is time to get married, although didn't find the right person yet. But what you wrote doesn't work in my country so easily. According to the foreign tax law, even in such case you would be taxed. Even worse you could be sued for tax avoidance. So it is possible but more tricky, like you should rent a hotel each time you come for a visit.Something like this is what I had in mind. Anyway the question would be how that kind of life style effects happiness, mental health and so on. Really difficult to tell.