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EU was a great decision. Do you mind sharing which country you picked, and how the transition was for your family? One option we are considering is starting ou
by mariojv 4y ago
EU was a great decision. Do you mind sharing which country you picked, and how the transition was for your family?
One option we are considering is starting our family in the US and moving to the EU slightly later in life, but before the kids would start school. Adoption and surrogacy are generally harder or take longer in the EU, although the processes are substantially the same for same sex and opposite sex married couples, at least in western Europe.
- withinboredom 4y agoWe picked the Netherlands for a number of reasons: - high taxes that you actually see the output of. Also, higher taxes than the US means not paying US taxes due to tax treaties, though you still have to file them. - Dutch-American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) means you can move here and start a business with minimal investment. - Our son was 3 when we moved here. He speaks fluent Dutch now and is on his way to learning Spanish and German.