@@matthewlaw5107 living in London I personally do not know any professional who did not ask of alternatives outside the UK. IMO, difficulties has become really evident over the past 18-24 months. Some say even before Brexit. :-/
Get the passport; you don't have to live in Ireland to enjoy the passport. For the visa, check the conditions, and if they are to your liking then get that also.
Can a Caymanian, Bermudian, or any British overseas citizen live in the UK under a non-domiciled tax system? Can you have two UK British Overseas Territory citizenships like Bermuda and Cayman Islands at the same time?
No not from grandparents. Has to be at least one parent that was British when you were born. Perhaps that parent unknowingly inherited British citizenship from your grandparent though.
I've found it easy to conduct business here. There's a ton of great visa options like the global talent visa. Processing also is quick. My last visa I applied for only took a week and a half to get
Correction amigo: The tier-1 visa was a route to UK citizenship via investment of £2m, £5m or £10m in order to obtain Indefinite Leave to Remain ILR (permanent residency) over 5yrs, 3yrs or 2yrs respectively. To qualify for ILR, the investor needed to spend no less than 9 calendar months in the UK per any one year, if breached, the whole thing wouldn't work out in favour of the investor. So your claim of being able to invest in the UK without the need to live there is incorrect, please stop misinforming the public.
I’m an internationally competitive fencer and I represent Jamaica. I’m a dual US-Jamaican citizen. Is there a visa I can apply for to train in the UK that can lead to me getting indefinite leave to remain?
Don't bother with the UK proper. Go with an Overseas Territory where residency leads to citizenship, like you can in the Cayman islands but at a fraction of the cost.
Hey Nomad capatlist, I have a UK company but im considering starting a new unrelated company in Isle of man that provides online ecommerce services. The problem is as im a UK tax resident im concerned the UK governemnt will consider my isle of man company as a attempt to pay less taxes in UK and tax me twice. Is this a concern and is there a way around it without having to leave uk 183 days a year Thanks
you left out the easiest and cheapest............... get on a boat in france, cross the channel and then seek asylum, we dont kick anyone out, we will pay for you to live in a hotel and give you free medical and a daily allowance............... what more do you need to know?
I'd like to live there for two years... I'm hoping to figure out how to live long-term (without border runs or the like) in Italy, Vietnam or stay in UK(prefer Scotland). It all seems like so much...and I feel like I am missing info.. 🤷
So what is sounds like to me, instead of being welcoming because of their shaky demographics in Europe and the West, they want to be more restrictive and hope they can entice the next Uber. Where are the British and EU entrepreneurs? Like minded people attract like minded people. Sounds like there is going to be a lot of pain in the West as the politicians try to figure out how to tax everyone to pay for everyone.
Hello, I allow myself to contact you because I am looking for an answer to a question and I admit that despite my research, it is difficult to find (even the embassy did not answer me) My question is the following: today in 2023, as a French person, residing in France, do I have the right to buy a property in Great Britain, apartment or house, to live there (without working) ? Thank you for your reply. Nicolas HELCE
Now compare all those current options in the UK with: show up with an EU passport, fill up an online application and done, you get 5y residence. Sometimes you have to grab the opportunity while you still have it, in the same way Andrew used to say about Singapore years ago.
80% of my family members lives in the UK i have no interest of going there good content tho...what people in science and agriculture would they allow me in ??
@@rubensnogueira5838 What he means is the government could just decide to steal everything you worked for from you because they disagree with something the government of the country you are from did (completely unrelated to you personally)
I partially do agree with you, however you need to keep in mind its Oligarchs that keep Putin in power. Its symbiotic relationship. So by targeting Oligarchs they are trying to directly put pressure on Putin. But you are right, many of those Oligarchs stole from Russia but doesn't mean they necessarily have any connections with Putin. It is concerning, due to emotional nature of the situation people put aside consequences of such actions. I am not against targeting Oligarchs close to Putin, but in that case I will ask then why did you let them in UK to begin with?
Once upon a time my country was conquered by an Empire. We named this period "slavery" because we had to pay 10% of all earned to the ruler. Then we got back our independence. At current moment in a country with relatively low taxes - 66% of the ordinary guy income is collected as taxes (including VAT but excluding transport, rent food and necessities) To be a human in the same country you need to work at 2 jobs. You have a movie for this country and you insist that tax are low. Could yo name the country?
I was born and raised in the UK and moved to Canada 16 years ago because the UK is a shit hole. Unfortunately because of Justin Trudeau we are now looking at moving again because Canada is no longer safe to do business in. Thankfully we can just move back to UK if necessary. We really don’t want to but we may have no choice.
Taxation in UK is criminal and now they are not even in the EU, who the hell would think UK passport is interesting. Lol
Look it up in Hanley's Passport Index. It's still one of the best in the world.
Other Britt here - agreed. You get hit with every tax and charge going.
Some people don’t want to be in the EU.
Meh the eu so overrated
Would be nice if you give an advice for those who reside in the UK and would like to move elsewhere. :-)
You mean 80% of the UK population.
@@matthewlaw5107 living in London I personally do not know any professional who did not ask of alternatives outside the UK. IMO, difficulties has become really evident over the past 18-24 months. Some say even before Brexit. :-/
most have already migrated to aus and nz
Who would ever want to leave the UK for Aus or NZ. No thanks UK over Aus or Nz anyday
@@kling8460 shitty wages and miserable weather for life. Wouldn’t have it any other way
Cross the English Channel on a life boat and claim refugee states seems to be very common these days.
Something, somewhere has gone terribly wrong in your life if you feel the need to move to the UK
UK has some nice tropical overseas territories tho, like BVA.
Why do you say that?
@@sirrodneyffing1 So are you trying to leave?
@@luddity Brit’s can’t live in their overseas territories like the French can
Ha ha 🤣😂 so true
I qualify for both a U.K. Ancestry visa and an Irish passport. With events of the last two years I’m not so sure about either...
Get both and keep them around.
Get the passport; you don't have to live in Ireland to enjoy the passport. For the visa, check the conditions, and if they are to your liking then get that also.
@@MrBCWalker01 Exactly, don't say no to a free passport if you don't have any drawbacks to it.
UK passport = access to the falklands. Low tax and at the bottom of south america. As safe as you could get in a ww3 situation
Maybe my last post was false about the passport
will the uk remain more free than canada?
I think it's likely. They were able to say no to the EU. They might be able to say no to American / Canadian influence as well. I hope so anyway..
which countries do not block bank accounts under any circumstances?
Those that have never yet faced overwhelming pressure by the great powers to do so.
Republic of Monero :D
Not Canada
Botswana
zimbabwe because there is no such things as bank accounts
Can a Caymanian, Bermudian, or any British overseas citizen live in the UK under a non-domiciled tax system?
Can you have two UK British Overseas Territory citizenships like Bermuda and Cayman Islands at the same time?
If I have British Isles grandparents, is citizenship by descent possible.
No not from grandparents. Has to be at least one parent that was British when you were born. Perhaps that parent unknowingly inherited British citizenship from your grandparent though.
As someone who lives in the UK with citizenship, I assure you that there’s a lot better out there 😂😂
I've found it easy to conduct business here. There's a ton of great visa options like the global talent visa. Processing also is quick. My last visa I applied for only took a week and a half to get
Nice!!!
Correction amigo:
The tier-1 visa was a route to UK citizenship via investment of £2m, £5m or £10m in order to obtain Indefinite Leave to Remain ILR (permanent residency) over 5yrs, 3yrs or 2yrs respectively. To qualify for ILR, the investor needed to spend no less than 9 calendar months in the UK per any one year, if breached, the whole thing wouldn't work out in favour of the investor.
So your claim of being able to invest in the UK without the need to live there is incorrect, please stop misinforming the public.
I’m an internationally competitive fencer and I represent Jamaica. I’m a dual US-Jamaican citizen. Is there a visa I can apply for to train in the UK that can lead to me getting indefinite leave to remain?
No. Stay in Jamaica
@@Seeker_of_sense I actually was born, raised, and live in the US
Don't bother with the UK proper. Go with an Overseas Territory where residency leads to citizenship, like you can in the Cayman islands but at a fraction of the cost.
I am an UK/EU citizen looking for US citizenship if you wanna go the marriage route.
@@2spooky4me35 Lol, how old are you?
Hey Nomad capatlist,
I have a UK company but im considering starting a new unrelated company in Isle of man that provides online ecommerce services. The problem is as im a UK tax resident im concerned the UK governemnt will consider my isle of man company as a attempt to pay less taxes in UK and tax me twice. Is this a concern and is there a way around it without having to leave uk 183 days a year
Thanks
The UK is too cold for me but my father was born in Scotland if I wanted to live there.
On the South like Eastbourne or Southampton it‘s not that cold.
you left out the easiest and cheapest............... get on a boat in france, cross the channel and then seek asylum, we dont kick anyone out, we will pay for you to live in a hotel and give you free medical and a daily allowance............... what more do you need to know?
Need to know how stringent the background check is and whether it leads to an official permanent residency 😋
I'd like to live there for two years... I'm hoping to figure out how to live long-term (without border runs or the like) in Italy, Vietnam or stay in UK(prefer Scotland).
It all seems like so much...and I feel like I am missing info.. 🤷
So what is sounds like to me, instead of being welcoming because of their shaky demographics in Europe and the West, they want to be more restrictive and hope they can entice the next Uber. Where are the British and EU entrepreneurs? Like minded people attract like minded people.
Sounds like there is going to be a lot of pain in the West as the politicians try to figure out how to tax everyone to pay for everyone.
What is your position in regards to El Salvador?
Hello, I allow myself to contact you because I am looking for an answer to a question and I admit that despite my research, it is difficult to find (even the embassy did not answer me)
My question is the following: today in 2023, as a French person, residing in France, do I have the right to buy a property in Great Britain, apartment or house, to live there (without working) ?
Thank you for your reply.
Nicolas HELCE
Hey, That would be a good question for our team, feel free to email help@nomadcapitalist.com
Now compare all those current options in the UK with: show up with an EU passport, fill up an online application and done, you get 5y residence. Sometimes you have to grab the opportunity while you still have it, in the same way Andrew used to say about Singapore years ago.
Is that still viable? Do you have to go there in person?
@@jeffb.140 no even some eu citizens will struggle to get in uk now it’s over
Which are the advantages of a UK passport?
None really 😂
80% of my family members lives in the UK i have no interest of going there good content tho...what people in science and agriculture would they allow me in ??
Who would want to come here?!!
Make a video on Lithuania. It’s got an interesting investment visa. Start a business and I think it’s share capital of €28,000
Not going anywhere near that region with current events going on
May be next on Putins list.
It was funny when he said Ireland was English speaking.
Since the UK have decided to seize russian assets, I think it's too risky to get a UK citizenship and purchase UK assets
Could you elaborate more? Do you see it as a precedence for future seizing? Or expect some form of retaliation?
@@rubensnogueira5838 What he means is the government could just decide to steal everything you worked for from you because they disagree with something the government of the country you are from did (completely unrelated to you personally)
@@stereoheartsrnb yes, that's exactly what I meant
I partially do agree with you, however you need to keep in mind its Oligarchs that keep Putin in power. Its symbiotic relationship. So by targeting Oligarchs they are trying to directly put pressure on Putin. But you are right, many of those Oligarchs stole from Russia but doesn't mean they necessarily have any connections with Putin. It is concerning, due to emotional nature of the situation people put aside consequences of such actions.
I am not against targeting Oligarchs close to Putin, but in that case I will ask then why did you let them in UK to begin with?
Once upon a time my country was conquered by an Empire. We named this period "slavery" because we had to pay 10% of all earned to the ruler. Then we got back our independence. At current moment in a country with relatively low taxes - 66% of the ordinary guy income is collected as taxes (including VAT but excluding transport, rent food and necessities) To be a human in the same country you need to work at 2 jobs. You have a movie for this country and you insist that tax are low. Could yo name the country?
Canada?
Who would ever want to move to the UK?!
Your reality in the UK is immigrants' dream.
I want to leave the UK 🇬🇧
If you want to leave the UK, then you need money...hence why this channel aimed at 6 six networth individuals.
Who really wants to live in the UK? Is this a joke?
Why do you think so?
because immigrants have more benefits in the uk than actually being born there.
Float over on a dingy and you get everything free.
I was born and raised in the UK and moved to Canada 16 years ago because the UK is a shit hole. Unfortunately because of Justin Trudeau we are now looking at moving again because Canada is no longer safe to do business in. Thankfully we can just move back to UK if necessary. We really don’t want to but we may have no choice.
UK is a million times better than Canada.
@@kling8460
Unfortunately Sir at this moment in time you could well be right.
Personally i think England is the worst country to move to, its in the same category as the US & Aus.
The current easiest way is to go to France, buy a rubber boat and float across the channel. They'll put you in a 5-star hotel all expenses paid.