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Another option that could be interesting is to actually go back to Italy. There is a 90% tax reduction if someone has been abroad for more than 3 years. It could be an easy and effective option. But at the same time.. you don't really want to deal with Italian bureaucracy as well.. I enjoy...

This might be a good option. To rent something there is a waste of money.. but It makes sense to explore the option.

I have some friends in there.. It's just a mess to deal with the government, corruption is still diffuse, bureaucracy very painful.. no thanks.

I checked Georgia quite extensively. It would work and it has low taxes for small businesses (it doesn't have to be in the VZ). But there is a problem, it is not compatible with the Estonian entity. In order to get tax citizenship you need to be resident (live more than 183 days), or "fake" it...

Thanks! But more than an easy residency I think a nomad looks for one where it's easy to prove you're living there and that can be actually be used for documents without having to spend 12 hours on a plane. I would have no problems being resident in a place that's not a tax heaven, but where...

What exactly you mean for EMI? Something like Transferwise? In that case yes. But most of the money are on the trading account. But since both would are owned by the company I don't see problems. Also how much would it cost to maintain a residency and a Dubai FZE entity? The(apart from the...

Thanks Fred! And as far as you know, would it be possible to keep the Estonian entity alive?

Thanks for your answers! My home country is Italy. There are actually requirements for having Dubai as home country for Italian passport holders. Being Dubai a tax heaven, Italy requires you to provide proofs you really live there. Is the requirement of two days per year a UEA law? I wouldn't...

Dear all, I've been reading several posts in this forum and I'd also like to open some discussion on what I think it is the real problem of being a digital nomad. Some background information: I've been living abroad from my European home country for several years, (yes, I'm European). Since last...