Easy territorial or zero tax residency without presence requirements

[JackieTsan]

Thailand is easy.

Do a Elite Visa, Investor Visa or other.

Until they will start taxing the worldwide income (soon)...
*Which investor visa? The LTR you mean? I can't find it. I see a youtube post that saying you need $300K in condos; but in any case - if exists - is it tax-free/exempt ?

The certificate is worthless in most cases. Why? Because it is issued by the country that has low tax. You need to check the DTA details and what you other country may consider.

No it's not. Depends on the country. And yes you are right for the wife but not the DTA. What the DTA has to do if you don't have any income from your citizenship country? And you only have from a third country. I think nothing to do. Am i wrong? Thank you!

 

[daniels27]

No it's not. Depends on the country. And yes you are right for the wife but not the DTA. What the DTA has to do if you don't have any income from your citizenship country? And you only have from a third country. I think nothing to do. Am i wrong? Thank you!

Not sure what your naitonality is. But we discussed this once here:

Zero Tax or Territorial w/ no or low min stay reqs

Hi all, anyone know of good low / no tax countries with low / no min stay requirements for a tax residency certificate? Currently in CY at 60 days, but proving to have an issue with US LLC paying me with 0 tax because I can only get 0 tax from dividends and US LLC cant pay dividends. I like...

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To answer my own question, if you move from a high tax country with rules against tax havens (Italy, Spain, maybe France) , to a tax haven, a tax residency certificate is I think one of the many documents they will ask you, in order to confirm your status as resident in the tax haven. But in these cases one should move to a third country first anyway.

It is one of the few places where the certificate makes sense. But just be warned if you get it with a 30-day-stay, you will most likely face many more questions from your old home country. As Cloudback mentioned, you should better move first elsewhere and then to a zero tax place. Why? Because of the DTA. The DTA is essentially what is protecting you from Italy charging you taxes. If you move to a country with wich Italy has a DTA and you read and fufill the requirements, Italy cannot charge you once you have sufficient evidence. In all other cases, you are subject to discussions and Italy asking for more documents.