That's not why. You can live in Singapore as a permanent resident for the price of starting a corporation ($150), which then simply hires you as an employee. Or

That's not why. You can live in Singapore as a permanent resident for the price of starting a corporation ($150), which then simply hires you as an employee. Or you can have $20m and qualify for an investor exception—for which I'm pretty sure Saverin qualifies. (Note: The above numbers are from memory and may not be exact, but they're in the right ballpark.)