International Residency and Business Setup Concierge
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End-to-end service that handles residency permits, banking setup, business incorporation, and tax compliance for digital nomads relocating abroad.
Added Nov 3, 2025
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The Problem
Digital nomads and remote workers struggle with complex cross-border administrative barriers when relocating internationally. They face difficulties obtaining residency permits, opening bank accounts and crypto exchange accounts as non-residents, incorporating businesses legally, and establishing tax-optimized structures in foreign countries. The process involves navigating unfamiliar bureaucracies, language barriers, and scattered information with high costs for mistakes.
Potential Solution
Detailed solution approach available for premium members.
Why Now?
Market timing analysis available for premium members.
Paraguay setup?
I'm on track to start making $30k/m (remote sales) and want to minimize taxes. Options are: Serbia, which would be about 25% Paraguay? - 0% live there maybe 3-4 months a year and travel around LATAM Dubai - benefit is elite networks, downside is lifestyle is more competitive I have a New Zealand and Serbian passport. And I'm fluent in Spanish. Anyone set up in Paraguay recently or have experiences with this? I don't really have a home. I have friends scattered around the world, online networks, I grew up in New Zealand where I'm not going back, and I lived in Australia for 2 years, I might settle there once I'm a multi millionaire and ideally married.
Easiest residency to get if it's just about getting a physical ID card and not about living there?
I am an EU citizen and need an ID card of a different country's (outside EU) residence ID card to be able to access Binance Futures. E-residency like Palau don't work. Paraguay still seems kind of complicated with, if I don't stay there, 3 visits until I get a hold of the ID card. Should be less than 10k $ in total costs and be as fast as possible.
Documenting my Paraguay tax residency setup (Brazilian dev going 0% tax) - What should I know?
I'm a Brazilian software developer working remotely for US/international clients. After years of paying 27.5% income tax in Brazil (plus paying separately for health, security, education that the government doesn't provide properly), I decided to explore legal tax optimization. My plan: US LLC + Paraguay tax residency = 0% income tax legally Current status: LLC forming now, heading to Asunción in 10 days to start the residency process (cédula, etc.) I'm documenting the entire journey because information on this specific path is surprisingly scarce. Most content is about Portugal, UAE, or Estonia - not much on Paraguay for Latin Americans. My questions for anyone who's done this: - Any gotchas with Paraguay residency I should watch for? - How strict is the "183 days outside Brazil" rule in practice? - Banking - what actually works with a Paraguay tax residency? - Insurance/healthcare recommendations? Planning to write a detailed post-mortem once I'm through the process. If there's interest, happy to share updates as I go. Has anyone else taken this path? What would you have done differently?
Digital nomad looking to settle
I'm Poland national, living in Sri Lanka since January 2024. Having some visa issues recently and I'm afraid they won't let me stay. I liked friendly people and quiet lifestyle close to nature (but still with Uber Eats and fiber internet available) but I'm tired of not being able to incorporate, open bank accounts and visa uncertainity. I'd like to settle somewhere with a budget friendly, quiet lifestyle and continue building up my wealth. Is Paraguay a good idea? I heard you get temporary ID fast and after years of living there you can get a passport. Obviously I'm interested in low taxes, but that's not the only reason. I'm actually interested in immigrating somewhere and never going back to my country. I took my one last family member with me, no close family left in my home country / Poland. I sold my apartment. I'd prefer to rent for now (I did in Sri Lanka and was quite happy with it, also a maid would come once in a while to clean everything) but it's interesting that foreigners can buy real estate for investment purposes in Paraguay. Can't do that in Sri Lanka really. I'm not really looking to be a full time nomad, I'd like to move somewhere and be able to run a business (I have online but if I was allowed to do 2nd business offline I'd be interested too), maybe go to school in the future (even if just as a hobby), just live. I'm very tired of immigration officers looking weird at me and acting like I'm a criminal. I'm tired of being constrained to fintechs. Travel once in a while is interesting, but I'd prefer to travel when I feel I like to, not because visa expires and I have to hurry and leave. Is Paraguay a good idea? Maybe other country? After the move would it be better to incorporate in the same country or another country? What about bank accounts?
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