Video briefings

Living abroad can be a viable long‑term strategy for families that want to lower their tax burden, gain more personal freedom, and provide children with a multicultural upbringing.…

The United States taxes individuals primarily on citizenship rather than on residence. This “U.S. person‑based” regime means that U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (green‑card holders), and certain foreign nationals…

Medellín’s mid‑term rental market is delivering double‑digit net yields for investors who purchase well‑located apartments and partner with property‑management firms that handle leasing and upkeep. Example transaction and…

The FATF gray‑list and “know‑your‑country” (KYC) checks are often overlooked when people pursue short‑term residency programs such as the 90‑day schemes or the Dubai Golden Visa. While these programs promise…

Living across borders—whether opening a bank account in Singapore, establishing residency in Thailand, or obtaining a passport from Malta—requires more than isolated decisions. A coordinated, multi‑jurisdictional approach can…

The UAE Golden Visa is a long‑term residency program that grants a renewable 10‑year stay for qualifying investors, entrepreneurs, and highly‑skilled professionals. Introduced around 2020, the scheme was designed…

Paraguay has suspended its long‑standing “independent‑means” permanent‑residence program, which allowed foreign nationals to obtain residency by depositing a modest sum in a local bank. The change forces prospective…

Liberland is a self‑declared micronation situated on a small parcel of land along the Danube River between Serbia and Croatia. Its founders claim the territory is unclaimed due…

The U.S. Treasury Department announced in July that it will terminate the United States‑Hungary tax treaty, giving a six‑month notice before the agreement ceases to apply. The treaty,…