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The other side: how easily can Americans emigrate and renounce their citizenship? Expatriation is rare in comparison to the deluge of immigration in recent years, but the ease with which a citizen can become an expatriate is a litmus test of a gover
It's obvious he sees that the US is in trouble. In 2024, it came within a hair's breadth of electing a low-IQ communist for President, and NYC actually did elect one for Mayor. He sees that the greatest risk to his freedom and wealth is political
Hasta la vista?
There was some good news for liberty on Friday. That is when a roughly 80 percent reduction in the fee the United States government imposes on individuals giving up their US citizenship took effect. The fee was lowered from 2,350 dollars to 450 dolla
Living in the United States or Europe right now feels like an extreme financial survival game. Inflation is destroying bank accounts, rent is out of control, and a basic dinner costs a fortune. But what if you are just playing the game in the wrong c
Whilst the once-great "Free World" countries have deteriorated into increasingly socialist and/or fascist police states, other parts of the world have either remained static or have become more free, with greater opportunity than before.
The Cayman Islands is an important jurisdiction to consider in your international diversification game plan.
"More young men from Ukraine come to Germany instead of defending their homeland"
Says America Has Become a 'Sh*tshow'
In a stunning report, StorageCafe reveals that California remains the "undisputed leader in outbound migration nationwide, with nearly 683,000 residents leaving the state in a single year, according to the latest available U.S. Census data."
Oh, the delicious irony. For many years I've been writing about the southern US border and the many ways in which Mexico has used it as a "steam valve" to get rid of people in perpetual poverty, as well as malcontents, violent criminals and pol
Agrowing number of Americans are looking at dual citizenship as a fallback plan in times of widespread uncertainty and deepening political divisions, with young people leading the change.
America – the greatest nation on earth – is currently facing unprecedented times of social unrest, and dare I say, this is just the beginning.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has shocked the Democratic establishment by vowing to work with the Trump Administration and the incoming "border czar" on illegal immigration and the crime it has brought to his city. Also today more crossing the aisle
'Never Coming Back' to the United States...telling friends the election of Donald Trump was their primary motivation, a person close to the former TV host told TheWrap.
"White Dude For Harris Has meltdown over Trump W!"
Some want to jump ship if all hell breaks out.
In writing his famous 'Candlemakers' Petition', the famous 19th Century French economist, Frédéric Bastiat, did not address the issue of immigration, but he did write about the treatment of Polish refugees who had fled persecution and were be
Peter Thiel is an entrepreneur and investor. He co-founded PayPal, made the first outside investment in Facebook, and co-founded Palantir Technologies, where he serves as chairman. Thiel is a partner at Founders Fund and leads the Thiel Foundation, w
Thiel compared California liberalism to Saudi Arabian Wahabbism - but it was sort of a compliment
A digital nomad visa allows individuals to live and work remotely in a foreign country for an extended period, usually six months to a year.
MAGA voters are moving to Russia 'because it feels like America during the 1950s and 20% of local women look like supermodels'
In 1881, Otto von Bismarck proposed a radical idea for retirement: people above the age of 70 would be given a state pension, encouraging them to stop working.
Conducted by the real estate company Far Homes and the Expats in Mexico website, the survey also found that most expats moved here for the good weather, the affordable cost of living and the culture and lifestyle Mexico offers.
The reasons for choosing the expat lifestyle are numerous: more freedom, optimized taxes, a more affordable cost of living, the chance to experience a new culture, a place aligned with your vision and mentality, and so on.
For many years, I've provided consultation for those who have come to the conclusion that they are living in a country that is removing both their freedom and their wealth.
For many years, I've provided consultation for those who have come to the conclusion that they are living in a country that is removing both their freedom and their wealth.
I recently joined TNT Radio host Hrvoje Moric, himself the subject of an interesting international journey story, to discuss my recent memoir about expatdom and existentialism and civilizational anxieties, Broken English Teacher: Notes From Exile.
Reflecting on his experiences growing up in the United States and his travels abroad, Andrew reveals the day he realized he no longer cared about America.
