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This thread was about finding a decent place with decent medical, security and other circumstances allowing a proper life during a multi-year stay. No language or cultural barriers (tried to learn Polish, Hungarian or Arabic?) - English well understood as is in the Nordic countries, NL or CH.

Hungary would be nice - though VAT is REALLY high

I`m not familiar with most of those countries. Poland and Czechia are acceptable but will hardly qualify as "best".

Hi bramnil, EXANTE are licensed in MALTA and got an office /rep in Amsterdam (ING said to be one of their depositary banks). But mainly owned/run by Russians. Alaric is Bulgaria based including depositary bank. Regards

This sums it up nicely for Switzerland - exept he didn`t mention the additional taxlike requirement for social security and health insurance: The first will be some 9.7 percent of your income, the latter some 500 USD per person and month. So as said above: .....upwards of a million or so every...

During those 15 years you -like any other foreign resident- are not be permitted to leave the country for stays longer than 6 months with out special permission. If you do so, you risk not only a possible citizenship but also your residency permit.

Switzerland will allow a second citizenship, but to be elegible for the START of the procedure you will have to have lived there for 12 years (10 years in the very same community). Then the procedure will take another 3 years (including visits in your very home). After that your application will...

You mean, just board a plane and go to the US, Switzerland, Bahamas ...... to live and trade and let the stash compound???? Ever heard of "immigration laws"? But this aside, you need to know, where income from trading and capital gains is taxed favourably. Taxation in Sweden or Netherlands is...

Unfortunately the list of US brokers doesn`t explain which ones accept non-resident-aliens as customers. Also the comparison of tax rates is misleading at best: No mention of the special rates for traders and regulations of capital gains.

From having gone OFF TOPIC to now going FURTHER OFF TOPIC ........

Ditch, once board mails could be printed by a 3D printer - I would attach a file to print finest Swiss chocolate, and lots of it. Very grateful

Thanks Ditch, very kind of you to reply after all the time. May I further stress your patience -even on a weekend - with some odd questions: Will the adjustments be decided in 2017 or applied in 2017? Are you aware of any link and site where i could do some research (even in dutch)? Thanks -...

Thanks Xela, yes til new policies become general principles takes some time - although the grip gets noticeably tighter. So exemptions are welcome - as long as they`ll last. Could possibly name a few more - or pm me? Thanks

@Ditch Hi Ditch, could you kindly update the tax situation in NL (trading subject to box 3?)? Any changes (or pending)? Thanks

Could you kindly name a few? Thanks

OK, but that assumes a situation where residents of country A work in a firm located in country B. If there is a real working firm in country B, income is subject to taxation in country B. But if you just go to country B for a few hours or days, rent a desk in some office all the time and return...

I agree with your analysis, but HOW could you move your income without moving your a*s? Tax liability remains in the jurisdiction you live.

Hi all, What`s the present dutch position regarding FTT? Thanks

Austria is pushing now!!

Hi all, let`s have armistice for a day, please. So today is the day when everything should be final. Is it as mentioned before (1.2%)? And increase by 2017 as described before? Any further surprises? Thanks to both of you who mainly informed me about dutch situation. Kind regards