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Avoid This Country At All Costs

The Country you need to avoid as a wealthy individual, Republic of Georgia.
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In this video we talk about the Republic of Georgia, the country that is highly promoted by large companies in the offshore industry as the best place to start an offshore company, do crypto banking, and pay lower taxes. I explain the many reasons why Georgia is a terrible place for wealthy people, and which countries to choose instead of Georgia.

The Republic of Georgia is a beautiful country with amazing nature, but it’s not a place you should consider if you want more freedom and happiness in your life as high net worth individuals. We consider other places like Dubai, UAE or Portugal as much better options. Careful with companies out there selling you a dream, do the proper research.

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DISCLAIMER: This video is not tax and/or financial advice. Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. I am not a tax professional and/or lawyer and/or accountant so I am not liable for any steps you take to lower your taxes. I’m not a financial advisor nor do I pretend to be. Always do your own research.

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30 COMMENTS

  1. Fully agree with you on the Russian threat. That's the top reason why I dropped Georgia as a retirement place for me. Meanwhile, how about Iran being next door to EAU? Did you ever think about that? It is at the same threat level as Georgia. One main reason I chose Thailand, they know how to keep themselves safe from the big bullies. They have excellent relationships with the West and the East. If war breaks between the West and China/Russia, Thailand will be one of the safest places for refuge.

  2. Is it expected that the Caribbean countries that have citizenship by investment programs lose the advantage of accessing the Schengen countries without a visa, as happened with Vanuatu? And when will the European Commission re-activate the visa exemption agreement between it and Vanuatu again?

  3. I got offered a job there recently and had to pass on it. While the pay was insane given the actual average income there, I still didn't want to make it home. Holding out for Portugal.

  4. Just like I commented about George a while ago in one of your videos it’s not the country where you want to settle in. There is a difference between travelling and living

  5. I've been to Georgia 2x. The first time, we had a great time. The second time, not so much. Yes, Tbilisi is inexpensive with unique architecture but there's also a ton of traffic, pollution and not much to do.

    I really enjoyed Batumi though. If I were to live in Georgia then I'd live in Batumi.

  6. Their COVID-19 policies in these two years are such a turn off too.
    I will NOT consider any country/city that has (or might have) forced testing, vaccination, or mask mandate.

  7. <Can you make a video explaining how beginners can make huge profit within a short period of time? I mean i was at a seminar and the host spoke about making well over $580,000 within 4months of investing $120,000 I just need to know how.<

  8. I had a complete different story, I spent a month in Georgia and enjoyed a lot. Was very safe , cheap as f… Nice coffee places and restaurants with amazing food. Agree though about the complex geopolitically location they have , a bit risky at the moment.

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