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The Safest Low-Tax Countries

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The Safest Low-Tax Countries

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As a seven or eight-figure investor or entrepreneur, you probably want to live in one of the safest low-tax countries in the world. So you can enjoy spending your wealth without no concerns about any crime.

Even if it’s just petty theft, it can ruin your day, especially if it is an expensive watch or piece of jewelry with sentimental value. You can buy the watch again, but it’s still annoying. If you live in a country where this sort of crime is prevalent, you will want to move to a safe country.

However, if your country has an epidemic of violent crimes like murder, you are likely to overlook petty theft in favor of a lower murder rate.
There are also countries full of abductions of people who can afford to pay for it, and you don’t want to live there. So, what should you do?
How can you ensure that your nomad family and your wealth are safe?

In this video, Andrew shares a lot of countries that are safer than the USA.

00:00 Start
00:37 Crime in the U.S.
02:50 Living in San Marino
02:52 Living in Saint Helena
02:55 Living in Monaco
03:12 Living in the Channel Islands
03:28 Is Singapore a Safe Country for Tourists?
03:39 Living in Luxembourg
03:43 Is Oman safe to visit now?
03:57 Is Indonesia Safe for Foreigners?
04:19 Crime in Canada
04:46 Is it safe to travel to Bali by yourself?
04:53 Is Dubai Safe For Travelers? 
05:24 Switzerland Taxation
05:27 Crime in Slovenia
05:Crime in Italy
05:56 How Safe is China
06:00 Living in Bahrain
06:21 Is Spain Safe for Travelers?
06:30 Living in South Korea
06:54 The Top Ten Safest Countries In The World To Visit 
12:30 What is the most dangerous country in the world?

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  1. One issue is when Putin, and his buddy in Belarus are done with Ukraine which country or countries will they invade next, and where will they stop or be stopped? I don't think anyone wants to buy property or move to a country only to have it invaded. This brings into question Georgia, and neighboring countries along with the Balkans.

  2. Being born and having grown up in Medellín/Colombia in the 80’s and 90’s with Pablo Escobar and all that (back when it was the most dangerous city on the planet) as a kid/teenager I kind of started finding it normal to be in constant danger of shootings, kidnappings, robberies, car bombs, etc, at some point it all becomes as normal as breathing. Fast forward 20 years living in the boring/peaceful Netherlands, it’s kind of insane to think I used to find all of that normal, I’m glad about the insane safety levels of my life these days. It’s also weird though that every time I travel back to Colombia my mind instantly switches back to that “used to danger” mode and finding it normal.

  3. Andrew, with all due respect, your recent videos seem to be feeding on or adding fear of viewers. Slightly steering them into moving to other places. Media is doing that anyway.
    Pl be neutral with the advice.

  4. The UK is preparing for war in Europe. A point of contention: Almost all people died in Europe and abroad during WWII rather than the United States. Everybody wanted to go to US. It will be the same again as WWIII begins. Putin has not even started. He will invade the Baltic states next. A lot of European countries are very dirty. Murder is the least of your worries when the bombs start dropping.

  5. From my point of view this kind of crime per capita data is not telling the real story. It seems that there are many factors involved in living secure. It depends much if you live rural or urban and is also related to the specific area. This means you can basically life perfectly safe in any country on earth at the same time when you life in the same country under different conditions and in another location it can be totally dangerous even only separated by a few miles. I life in the California and I never felt unsafe. Another point is that feeling safe is highly subjective. It might for example depend on age. A younger individual in his prime might not be afraid of the same situations as for example a senior citizen. Also there is a lot we can do ourselves to stay safe by using caution. For example it is unwise to simply stuff 2000$ in cash into your back pockets while in a big city anywhere. The likelihood of being robbed is very high.

  6. Statistics do change as demographics change, we see an influx of illegals entering Europe from Turkey all the time. Crime is definitely going up. The problem is you don't want to be extorted by law enforcement agencies and politicians. Our world is changing and becoming more violent. I live in Canada, and our taxes, rules, and restrictions has myself and others how we can get out. I can't leave because I'm not vaxxed.

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