We receive a lot of inquiries from readers asking how they can live in Italy, Spain, France or some other country in Europe. In truth, living in Europe is the easy part. ...
My Expat Medical Plans
Dateline: Pattaya, Thailand One of the major challenges of expat life is making sure you have decent medical care and coverage. I’ve noticed that the 20-somethings who travel the...
ETIAS: What’s Replacing Visa-Free Travel to Europe for Americans in 2025
Starting in 2025, US travellers heading to Europe will face a change in how they access the Schengen Zone. The era of entirely visa-free travel to Europe for US passport...
Worried about another terror attack in Europe? Read this . . .
Dateline: Tbilisi, Georgia If you’re worried about terrorism in Europe and around the world, you are not the only one. Most people wake up on a regular basis to a new report of a...
Fast Citizenship-by-Investment Programs for an Instant Second Passport
We get many requests from people all asking the same questions – how and where can they get the quickest-possible second citizenship? The answer is almost always the same:...
How to Get Second Residency and Citizenship in Mexico
As more and more people are looking to escape the culture wars, the topic of moving away from the United States has never been more relevant. Perhaps it's our...
The 10 Most Powerful Passports in Africa
Last updated: July 21, 2017 Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia I recently wrote about the world’s cheapest economic citizenship program (Full disclosure: I got a Comoros passport...
Help, I’m Stuck! How to push past your threshold for taking action
Dateline: Hong Kong I read one of Andrew’s Facebook posts about being “stuck” and it really got me thinking. The thrust of Andrew’s post is that sometimes we blame others for the...
How Estonia led the Baltic economic resurgence
Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The Baltic countries, namely Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia are a model of economic success. After emerging from the destitution that came with...
The “Affordable” Care Act just got more expensive and unsustainable
Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Refusing to buy into the “Affordable” Care Act just got even more expensive. It’s common knowledge that people respond to incentives....
10 ways to use the Law of Abundance with Flag Theory
Dateline: Barcelona, Spain My new year's resolution last year was to focus more on action, and I invited readers like you to share in that with me. That's why I announced a goal...
The Easiest Country to Open an Offshore Bank Account
We won't re-hash how Georgia has quickly become highly capitalist and one of the most free economies in the world. Or how it's one of the best countries in the world...
How To Get A Thai Passport (And Is It Worth The Investment)
Left your trip to the Land of Smiles wishing you could stay there full-time? Are you excited by the multitude of condominium offerings on offer in Thailand? Although Thailand...
How Much Does It Cost to Renounce Your US Citizenship
For the better part of a century, we’ve been told taxes are the price we pay for living in ‘civilisation.’ This message is the same in the big cities and small towns across many...
Why you should think like the one percent, using flag theory
Dateline: Hong Kong Earlier this year, two British newspapers, the Guardian and the Mirror, reported on something revealed during the annual meeting of the super rich and the...
Why the country you live in is NOT that different
Dateline: San Salvador, El Salvador I’ve spent an interesting couple of days in El Salvador, a country that is, by most accounts, the poorest in all of the Americas. The country...
CUUNA: The Five Hardest Countries to Immigrate To
Europe is undeniably one of the most accessible destinations to travel to. We often talk about the idea that a nation's culture shapes its future economic potential. While a...
The Decline of The American Standard of Living
Dateline: Guangzhou, China You know what it’s like when you haven’t seen somebody for a few years - especially if it’s a young person - and when you finally see them you really...
It’s Harder to Get Citizenship in These Countries
In the late 1930s, there was one escape hatch from Nazi Germany that few people talked about. The program had the silent blessing of the United States government, which did not...
Would You Move To America If It Was 1960?
When I was a kid my parents bought a house in a brand new neighborhood in 1964. The nearby school was built for grades Kindergarten to sixth and my new friends and I were the...
