Question I need to "save" my assets from a rotten government and a s**t country.

[RealDude]

after getting your residency get your CURP, open a bank account, buy a car and some place to live not too fancy and all done.

Would you recommend a Camaro or Mustang convertible?

 

[CoinMaster]

Id pay whatever is needed for not having to fill paperwork/ talk to government people/ go through bureaucracy.

have it like that the same way

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Would you recommend a Camaro or Mustang convertible?

The ultimate stealth car in MX is a F150 lmao

 

[void]

The ultimate stealth car in MX is a F150 lmao

I wanted to suggest exactly the same, old Hilux is also a good choice but Ford is surely more common

 

[daxbr]

Wow that's interesting. Thank you for sharing

Though, did you have to pay that much? Other poster says



I get it if you're in hurry, fleeing Russia or something but otherwise cost is like $500. No need to pay $20K. Am I mistaken?

Yup and you can do it in your spare time. Just email you local consulate for instructions.

 

[name]

sure, it doesn't make any sense if you're outside MX and qualify
not all people can/want to leave MX to satisfy silly requirements of silly governments though

I hope I get rich enough to pay $20K to remove some slight inconvenience
With that said, bureaucracy is certainly annoying

 

[void]

I hope I get rich enough to pay $20K to remove some slight inconvenience
With that said, bureaucracy is certainly annoying

understanding the fact that virtually everything is relative and people have different personal preferences is the good first step to get rich (as you say)
slight inconvenience for one might easily be no go for another - both might be genuine and be "right" at the same time

this is the reason why states are pure evil and democracy not any different from dictatorship

 

[RealDude]

Check Mexico, permanent residency is easy to get and tax enforcement on foreigners in nonexistent.

What happens if they should do a tax audit in Mexico after all, but you forgot to pay taxes as permanent resident over the years?

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

What happens if they should do a tax audit in Mexico after all, but you forgot to pay taxes as permanent resident over the years?

I have no income sir

Edit to add that even if you have permanent residency in MX, that doesnt necessarily make you a tax resident in MX.

 

[CoinMaster]

I have no income sir

Edit to add that even if you have permanent residency in MX, that doesnt necessarily make you a tax resident in MX.

You can pay for not paying taxes in Mexico that's odd.

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

You can pay for not paying taxes in Mexico that's odd.

Everything is possible in the world of tax planning