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How to get residency in Brazil & and taxes in Brazil - The Wandering Investor

Taxes · Brazil

How to get residency in Brazil & and taxes in Brazil - The Wandering Investor

Brazil is practically a continent unto itself. There’s Spanish speaking South America, and then there’s Brazil. As amazing as Brazil is from a lifestyle point of view, it is equivalently as bad from a bureaucratic point of view. But practically speaking, though the paperwork is heavy, it is easy to get residency and citizenship in Brazil with time on the ground. It’s a great passport too. There are many ways to obtain residency in Brazil. One of…See the Story

Buying historic property in Budapest - full rental yield and ROI calculation - The Wandering Investor

Real Estate · Hungary

Buying historic property in Budapest - full rental yield and ROI calculation - The Wandering Investor

The real estate market is now doing well in Budapest on the back of strong real wage growth and lowered interest rates. Additionally, Trump’s victory is Orban’s victory which should consolidate Hungary’s position within Europe after a few years of constant battles with, and withheld funds by, the EU. Meanwhile, another battle is brewing. Orban signed a $5 billion deal with the UAE to completely redevelop an area of Budapest, which would include …See the Story

Investing in African stock markets in 2025 - The Wandering Investor

Stock Markets · Tanzania

Investing in African stock markets in 2025 - The Wandering Investor

Every year I interview Tim who runs a fund focusing on African frontier markets(Africa excluding North Africa and South Africa). Every year almost nobody is interested. But every year the results are pretty good. It’s hard for things to go too bad when you invest in a basket of local blue chip companies that: Have market dominance Are in countries with booming demographics Are valued extremely cheaply (sometimes PEs of 3 to 5) Pay double digit …See the Story

9 reasons to get Residency in the Republic of Georgia - The Wandering Investor

Tbilisi, Georgia · Tbilisi

9 reasons to get Residency in the Republic of Georgia - The Wandering Investor

Maybe you haven’t heard of the Republic of Georgia in the South Caucasus, but there are many compelling reasons to seek residency there. Personally, it’s one of my favorite countries and I go there on a regular basis. I absolutely love Georgia. 1. The only territorial tax system in Europe A territorial tax system means that Georgia will tax its residents on Georgian-sourced income only. Therefore, if you have tax residency in Georgia, the local …See the Story

Changes to Citizenship by Investment in Turkey - deposit option - The Wandering Investor

Türkiye · Turkey

Changes to Citizenship by Investment in Turkey - deposit option - The Wandering Investor

Turkey has two options for its Citizenship by Investment program: Invest $400,000 in any real estate in the country (can be multiple properties) Deposit $500,000 in a Turkish bank for three years The deposit option was very popular as investors, through a number of mechanisms and guarantees by the central bank, were in large part protected against currency devaluation. These mechanisms are being removed as a CBI option. Henceforth, new citizens…See the Story

One of the Best Structures for Digital Nomads: The Sole Proprietorship in the Country of Georgia - The Wandering Investor

Tbilisi, Georgia · Tbilisi

One of the Best Structures for Digital Nomads: The Sole Proprietorship in the Country of Georgia - The Wandering Investor

The Sole Proprietorship in the country of Georgia is one of the best options for digital nomads. Traveling and managing an online business at the same time can be challenging, and some countries make it particularly hard. Luckily, the Republic of Georgia aims to attract both capital and entrepreneurs and offers a particularly helpful solution. Here are eight reasons why the sole proprietorship in the country of Georgia is one of the best structu…See the Story

Investing in Montenegro - The Pros and Cons - The Wandering Investor

Montenegro · Montenegro

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I’ve been actively investing in Montenegro for almost a decade and it’s been a good ride. In this video with Ksenija (one of my realtors in Montenegro), we discussed the pros and cons of investing in Montenegro. Do note that I forgot to mention in the video that renovations/remodeling are particularly complicated in Montenegro. Why? It involves a lot of chasing people around for things to happen. Much more so than in other markets, and I’ve done…See the Story

Vanuatu or Caribbean passport? Which to choose, and why? - The Wandering Investor

Vanuatu · Vanuatu

Vanuatu or Caribbean passport? Which to choose, and why? - The Wandering Investor

Now that Caribbean citizenships require an investment of at least $200,000 plus fees, are they still worth it? And what of the small South Pacific island country Vanuatu, which is still selling its citizenship for $130,000, including fees? It lost access to Schengen in Europe, so is it still worth considering? Laszlo and I discussed this in detail. We elaborate on why a Vanuatu passport might be the better option for most Westerners, except for …See the Story

Where do I go next? The Pros and Cons of Leaving Canada - The Wandering Investor

Canada · Canada

Where do I go next? The Pros and Cons of Leaving Canada - The Wandering Investor

For some people, Canada has become unrecognizable in recent years and many citizens can no longer tolerate living there for a host of reasons ranging from housing affordability to climate to political reasons. There is a surge of Canadian emigration taking place as citizens seek more reasonable and free lives elsewhere. Source: C2C Journal If you are a Canadian resident contemplating parting ways with the place, you should first weigh the benef…See the Story

Investing in Gold, Uranium, Copper, Silver, PGMs in 2025 with Lobo Tiggre - The Wandering Investor

Gold · New York

Investing in Gold, Uranium, Copper, Silver, PGMs in 2025 with Lobo Tiggre - The Wandering Investor

When I interviewed Lobo in late 2022 about his highest conviction trade for 2023 he mentioned uranium. He was right. When I interviewed Lobo in late 2023 about his highest conviction trade for 2024 he mentioned gold. He was right. In this interview we discussed his outlook for gold, silver, uranium, copper, and platinum group metals. His highest conviction trade for 2025 might surprise you. https://youtu.be/yoozP7jmfP8?si=gUODCAW-OhFrWQNZVideo …See the Story

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