I do. I live in Romania, and the bureaucracy level here is almost Kafkaesque. With digital services there's no paper pushing, the financial regulation in Estoni

I do. I live in Romania, and the bureaucracy level here is almost Kafkaesque. With digital services there's no paper pushing, the financial regulation in Estonia has been very stable, whereas in my home country it changes drastically almost every election cycle. Mind you, I still have to deal with my state's institutions for reporting taxes (and what have you), but at least I don't have to manage a company here. It can involve a lot of running around and being present, whereas with an Estonian company I could move at any point to another EU country without having to think of ever having to come back and deal with company related stuff (sure, I could officially delegate someone to do that on my behalf, but those are just complications for complications sake).