Portugal. Minimum € 250.000 donation to invest in preserving national heritage, or minimum of €500,000 subscription in a qualifying Portuguese fund. Used to be 250.000 investment in real estate as well, but that's been cancelled (though not before having made much of Lisbon unaffordable for the Portuguese).
BTW Portugal and Bulgaria are the only EU Member States where you can get citizenship w/o being a full-time resident.
That's not how that works. You're essentially paying a bribe to get in, so you don't try to fiddle with the requirements. Your money has to go to that country. Your shares need to be held in an onshore (in this case Bulgarian) account.
Does it have to be a visa in your own right Clergs or would it be enough to be the trailing family member of an EU-citizen worker within the EU? No capital or residence requirements, just partner up with an EU citizen.
I'm not sure that Ireland's de facto 50% income tax rate rate (with tax on almost all capital gains) and comedy housing market is quite the golden visa that perhaps others offer.
UK? Take a boat over the channel (or swim the channel if you are up it) and you get put in a luxury hotel and given your meals and even an allowance too and free NHS care....
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Oo somewhere in the smaller Caribbean nations probs. But you dont want to live there Clergs.
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Sorry I meant eu specifically
Tho an Aruban passport might be lol
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Malta I think.
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Russia is pretty easy. Work there for 5 years without committing a crime, pass a Russian language test and the job's a good 'un.
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Portugal. Minimum € 250.000 donation to invest in preserving national heritage, or minimum of €500,000 subscription in a qualifying Portuguese fund. Used to be 250.000 investment in real estate as well, but that's been cancelled (though not before having made much of Lisbon unaffordable for the Portuguese).
BTW Portugal and Bulgaria are the only EU Member States where you can get citizenship w/o being a full-time resident.
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How much does Bulgaria cost?
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€ 512,000 (BGN 1 million) in Bulgarian
RED FLAGS GALORE, plus Bulgaria is not in Schengen (and a pariah in the EU).
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I would Def enjoy my obligation days more in portugal
Can I make my ISA in Bulgarian things?
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Is your ISA registered in Bulgaria?
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Greece is probably the best shot. Decent weather and sort of has a business economy
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Your isa can hold shares registered in a lot of places
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Maybe I could import tunnocks teacakes or sthg
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Re ISA
That's not how that works. You're essentially paying a bribe to get in, so you don't try to fiddle with the requirements. Your money has to go to that country. Your shares need to be held in an onshore (in this case Bulgarian) account.
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🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
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Portugal would be terrific. Madeira is v popular.
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I am a tenuous Irishman, child of the 1950s diaspora. I could get the children in too. Plastic Paddies roaming freely.
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marry a mick or a kraut
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I still think there's a massive tax risk to ththat octoman. When they copy the US scheme and starting charging all their global citizens income tax.
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True. A massive risk. They'll probably conscript the kids into the Irish army too.
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Does it have to be a visa in your own right Clergs or would it be enough to be the trailing family member of an EU-citizen worker within the EU? No capital or residence requirements, just partner up with an EU citizen.
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Is the objective an EU passport or just living abroad and paying less tax on UK income ?
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I'm not sure that Ireland's de facto 50% income tax rate rate (with tax on almost all capital gains) and comedy housing market is quite the golden visa that perhaps others offer.
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UK? Take a boat over the channel (or swim the channel if you are up it) and you get put in a luxury hotel and given your meals and even an allowance too and free NHS care....
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:o
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