S'expatrier en Thailande : nouvelle fiscalité, visas et loophole en 2024

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On s’y attendait … et VLAN … plus qu’a aller ailleurs en Asie
A verifier ou les revenus de l’extérieur ne sont pas taxés : Malaisie? Brunei ? Timor ? ou les Philippines ? où ?

And The Winner Is… Malaysia
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Nomad Capitalist fans probably guessed the winner before even looking at the headline.

It’s no secret that Malaysia – and more specifically Kuala Lumpur – is my top pick as I personally include it as part of my Trifecta strategy.

The tropical climate, diverse wildlife, and many beautiful beaches, islands, and other natural attractions draw many tourists to the country.

It also means that, when living here, you would never get bored in this diverse country.

Quite frankly, I consider Kuala Lumpur a bit of a hidden gem for expats. Perhaps it’s the food scene, maybe it’s how well connected it is to everywhere else, but it’s a very livable city.

All in all, it’s rather easy to enjoy your time here, and even easier to get permission to live here.

The only major requirement to get a 10-year residence permit is to have RM300,000 (c.$70,000) in the bank, which gets halved to RM150,000 if you’re over 50, as well as having a monthly income of RM10,000 (c.$2,500) or more.

Enjoy Personal Income Tax-Free Countries in Asia

de Nomad Capitalist 23 fev 2023

The Philippines offers one of the lowest age requirements for a retirement visa anywhere in the world. If you are 35 or older, you can apply for the Philippines’ Special Retiree Resident Visa (SRRV) and receive the right to permanently reside in this tropical paradise.
There are several different investment options, with the SRRV Classic being the most popular. If you are between 35 and 49 years old, you can qualify for the visa by depositing US$50,000 in a local bank. Those over 50 who can prove a minimum monthly income of US$800 (or US$1000 for a couple) only need to deposit US$10,000.
Following a 30-day holding period, and after your visa is issued, you can convert your deposit into active investments or choose to keep the money in the bank. You must maintain your deposit or investment for the entire duration of your residency.
With the SRRV, you will receive government assistance in obtaining a tax identification number and establishing the Philippines as your tax residence. You will also enjoy tax-free remittance of your pension and annuities.
To learn about all the benefits and different investment options of this residence program, check out our guide to the Philippines SRRV.

Get a Second Residence and Pay No Tax in 25 Tax-Free Countries

Dernière modification par sissi (10/09/2024 10h44)

Si vraiment ils se mettent à taxer le revenu mondial des résidents il y a toujours moyen de basculer vers un portefeuille obligataire si je comprends bien, sur les intérêts, c’est flat tax à 15%.