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There are not many jobs out there that pay you a few million dollars for two years of work, so yes! Downside: among the usual US-specific stuff, as a felon it'

There are not many jobs out there that pay you a few million dollars for two years of work, so yes! Downside: among the usual US-specific stuff, as a felon it's much harder to receive most countries' permanent visas. It's a case by case and you will get unlucky. There's often a 'character requirement' which is very loosely defined.

beaglesss 2y ago
Unless you have hard requirements the visa is worked around easy enough. If you don't work you stay off the radar in most countries. If you are flexible some countries accept criminal reports from your local sheriff/police, which often only show offenses in that jurisdiction. It rules out the five eyes countries but there's little reason for a US already rich person to emigrate to another similar anglo country. For instance, I have read court cases of felons who illegally entered Argentina and were later granted Argentine citizenship. And Cambodia sells citizenship that expressly brags basically the king will look at it and decide if you are a douche, no criminal reports iirc.