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European Residence Permits with Bank Deposit

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European Residence Permits with Bank Deposit

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The most popular service we provide here at Nomad Capitalist is helping people get a second residence – the most popular by far.

That’s because obtaining a second residence is often one of the easiest and quickest steps that you can take to legally lower your tax bill, open up new investment markets, and enable yourself to live abroad if you so choose.

It’s the ‘vanilla’ of the Nomad Capitalist world.

But that doesn’t mean that it’s so plain, easy, and cheap that everyone can just get up and do it.

It takes careful planning and plenty of effort.

In this video, Andrew shares 8 European Residence permits with bank deposits.

00:00 Start
0:22 Benefits of Second Residence
01:23 Greece Golden Visa
01:28 Property for Golden Visa in Greece
01:39 Greece Tax Incentives for Foreigners
02:36 Portugal Golden Visa
03:38 Andorra Residence Permit
04:30 Andorra Citizenship
04:46 Luxembourg Investor Visa
05:29 Guernsey, Channel Islands Residence Permit
06:10 Jersey Residency Program
06:19 Latvia Residence by Investment Program
07:14 Monaco Residency Permit
08:19 Turkey Residence Permit

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Andrew has started offshore companies, opened dozens of offshore bank accounts, obtained multiple second passports, and purchased real estate on four continents. He has spent the last 12 years studying and personally implementing the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.

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34 COMMENTS

  1. It is only when we take chances that our lives improve. If you think i n v e s t i n g is gambling, you're doing it wrong. The work involved requires planning and knowledge. Accept responsibility for your life. Know that it is you who will get you where you want to go, no one else.Your greatest asset is your earning ability.this trick has never failed

  2. Countries aren't really like "brands". A product that you buy you can throw away if you don't like it, but if you move to a country with a bad brand, you take risk of safety, infastructure, etc….things that affect your life in a big way. It is really important to pay attention to the history of the country because most countries don't change in big ways over the decades and centuries from what they were before.

  3. You can buy cheep real estate in a village for official adress then register a business name then employ yourself and get a work permit and get residence in many countries in Europe

  4. So informative as usual! Thanks. This is the I’m going to make less videos version of Andrew? 😊 😉
    Been sharing you’re videos a lot! Please don’t go anywhere .you’re helping a lot of people

  5. Does anyone find it eerily convenient that country’s are offering citizenship in this global collapse if you park money in their bank. If those are red flags.

  6. For those who have more modest means, these programs won't really be helpful. That said, if one has a skilled and in-demand labour profile (i.e. IT or something), they could stand a good chance in getting a job in a place like Belgium or France. Both may be high tax countries, but employers can generally sponsor non-EU nationals for work/residence permits, with some degree of ease. Both countries offer easier paths to naturalisation, compared with other EU member states (some language skills are needed, but otherwise you can apply with only 5 years of residence under a valid permit). Once you have either one of these desirable passports, you can think about going elsewhere, if you wish. This is how I got my EU passport.

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