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Apr 24 • 21 tweets • 8 min read
I'm European.
For 30 years, I've lived in various countries across the continent.
I get asked daily:
"Where should I actually move to in Europe?"
Here's a realistic list of countries I'd consider moving to in 2025 and why:🧵
The European reality:
North = Economic engine, efficient systems, but boring and cold
South = Weather, food, quality of life
The Southern lifestyle is THE European dream everyone knows.
Let’s dive into the best options and some other hidden opportunities 👇
Apr 10 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
🚨 It's official: UK millionaires are fleeing in record numbers.
In 2024, the UK ranked second only to China in wealth exodus – ahead of even India.
But where exactly are these millionaires going and why?
Here's what the data shows (and what it means for the future of global wealth):🧵
The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report confirms it:
UK is hemorrhaging high-net-worth individuals at an accelerating rate – one of the largest outflows of high-net-worth individuals in the world.
And 2025 projections? Even worse.
This isn't slowing down anytime soon.
Apr 7 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
This is Puerto Rico:
- 0% U.S. federal income tax
- 0% tax on passive income (w/ right setup)
- Tropical paradise 2.5 hours from Miami
It is THE tax haven option for U.S. citizens – but is there a catch?
Here’s what you need to know and why Puerto Rico deserves your attention:
First, some context on Puerto Rico's fascinating history:
- Pre-1493 → Indigenous Taíno civilization
- 1493-1898 → Spanish colony (discovered on Columbus’ 2nd voyage)
- 1898 - 1952 → US territory, after Spanish-American War
But why isn’t it a US state? History Matters breaks it down well:
Mar 31 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
This is Malaysia vs. Indonesia:
- Malaysia: Tax-friendly, SE Asian hidden gem
- Indonesia: Tropical paradise, more than just Bali
- Two SE Asian hotspots...
One is a digital nomad hub, the other is still underrated.
Here's what you need to know and which you should choose🧵:
Some background:
🇲🇾 Malaysia:
Once a British colony, Malaysia has evolved into one of the easiest places to do business in Asia, ranked #12 globally.
🇮🇩 Indonesia:
Home to the world’s 4th largest population, driving rapid economic expansion and emerging markets.
Mar 26 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
This is Malta:
- 0% tax on foreign income (non-dom residents)
- EU citizenship in just 1 year (cost: €1 MILLION+)
- 10th smallest country in the world
It has one of THE strongest passports you can buy.
7 reasons why "The Jewel of the Mediterranean" should be on your radar:🧵
First, some background on Malta's incredible history:
Spanning 7,000+ years, the country has some of the oldest temples in the world, pre-dating the pyramids.
Ruled by:
- Phoenicians
- Romans
- Arabs
- British
To say it has a vast cultural imprint is an understatement.
Mar 24 • 23 tweets • 7 min read
Everyone wants 0% tax.
Ok, imagine Trump ends Federal Income Tax in the US…
What changes? How would this impact you today?
As a European, I didn't know how this could work so I did some research.
Here's a breakdown of everything I discovered:🧵
First, let's understand what we're talking about, in the US:
Federal income tax = $2.5 trillion annually
Current tariffs = just $80 billion
Historically, before 1913, tariffs funded the much smaller government.
Today's massive federal budget makes this model seemingly challenging.
Mar 20 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
In 2025, the ultra-wealthy don't just collect houses.
They collect passports.
For years, the top 1% have quietly accumulated citizenships like others collect real estate.
Here are my top 5 Citizenship by Investment programs of 2025:
(And why passports are the most underrated asset class)
Governments are now competing for wealthy citizens, offering unprecedented tax benefits to attract capital and talent.
Millionaires are leaving countries by the thousands.
But where are they going and how are they relocating?
The equation is simple:
Mar 12 • 21 tweets • 6 min read
This is Dubai in 2025:
- 0% personal income tax (still true)
- 9% corporate tax (new reality)
- The tax-free paradise is changing…
I lived there for 4 years and have insider updates.
Here's the truth about Dubai's evolving tax situation that is being overlooked:🧵
First, let's address what everyone's asking:
Yes, for individuals, the 0% income tax dream is STILL ALIVE.
But for businesses?
The landscape has dramatically shifted since June 2023.
Here's what you need to know if you're considering Dubai in your freedom strategy:
Mar 11 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
This is Mauritius:
- 0% tax on foreign income
- Ranked #1 in Africa for business
- #4 GLOBALLY in millionaire growth rate
Few know about this hidden tax haven – a huge missed opportunity?
Here are 7 reasons why this tropical paradise deserves your attention🧵:
Mauritius was actually an uninhabited island before colonization by several nations:
- The Dutch named it after Prince Maurice of Nassau
- The French transformed it into a sugarcane hub
- The British expanded its agriculture and plantation economy
It eventually became a Republic in 1992.
Feb 25 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
This is Singapore vs Hong Kong:
- Singapore: Meritocratic business haven
- Hong Kong: Finance hub with China edge
- But the tides are turning…
MANY are rethinking their base in Asia…why?
Here's what you need to know and which you should choose🧵:
Some background:
🇸🇬 Singapore:
Incredible transformation to global financial powerhouse in one generation.
Now manages over $2T in assets.
🇹🇭 Hong Kong:
Gateway to China for decades.
Unique "one country, two systems" model.
Feb 10 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
This is Panama:
- 0% tax on foreign income
- IMMEDIATE permanent residency option
- Ranked #1 for expat satisfaction in 2024
There’s a LOT of buzz around Panama and for good reason.
Here are 7 reasons why the “the melting pot” needs to be on your radar🧵:
Panama has been a strategic crossroads for centuries:
- 1821: Gains independence from Spain, then joins Colombia
- 1903: Declares independence with U.S. support
- 1999: Takes full control of the Panama Canal
Undeniably it is a nation built on resilience:
Feb 5 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
This is Serbia:
- Proposed fast-track citizenship in 1 year
- Over 2B in foreign investment yearly
- 3.9% GDP growth in 2024, outpacing many EU countries
MANY are investing in Serbia despite it not being part of the EU – why?
Here are 7 reasons why “Rascia” is underrated🧵:
First, let’s talk about the shifts Serbia has made:
- New government led by PM Miloš Vučević (May 2024)
- GDP expected to hit $88.63B in 2025
- Balancing ties between the EU, Russia & China
EU membership? Still in negotiation:
Feb 3 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
This is the Philippines:
- 0% tax on foreign income for non-citizens
- Over 90% of population speaks English
- New digital nomad visa in 2025
Tropical paradise for expats PLUS it's a hidden tax haven.
Here are 7 reasons why the “Pearl of the Orient” should be on your radar🧵:
The Philippines has a fascinating history:
From over 300 years of Spanish rule (1565-1898) to an independent republic in 1946.
Today, this archipelago of 7,641 islands has:
- 120.9 million people
- 120+ languages
- One of the world's most engaged social media populations
Jan 30 • 19 tweets • 6 min read
This is Estonia:
- 1st country EVER to offer e-residency
- 100% of government services are digital
- Highest unicorns per capita in Europe
It’s quietly one of the most forward-thinking countries in the world.
Here are 7 hidden ways that “Mary’s Land” is leading the future:
Estonia has come a long way in a short time:
- Gained independence in 1991, starting as one of Europe’s poorest countries
- Instead of rebuilding Soviet-era systems, Estonia embraced digital transformation
By 1997, launched the "Tiger Leap" program to digitize education:
Jan 29 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Game-changer alert: EU is about to pull a Delaware move across the entire continent.
I've spent years wrestling with different regulations in each EU country. T
The new "28th regime" will be one unified system. Same rules for corporate law, taxes, and labor - everywhere. No more playing legal hopscotch across borders.
Think about it:
- Single EU-wide framework
- Simplified regulations (including employment Law)
- Bypasses local red tape
- No more conflicting interpretations
This hits different because $500K seed round in the US will be like $1.5M in Southern Europe. The burn rate math finally makes sense.
Been talking to other founders and operators and we're all thinking the same thing - this could be the regulatory reset button Europe's startup scene desperately needed.
What do you think? Would unified EU startup rules make you more likely to launch there?
Ready for 2025/26 when this drops.
Reply if you want the full breakdown on what this means for founders.
Also... everyone thought Draghi's EU competitiveness report would collect dust on a shelf.
Plot twist: it's now the blueprint for urgent reform.