shsunmoon 3mo

Does anyone have immigration service for singapore or Portugal by chance? 🙏

franlitvay 3mo

yes! glad to help. although singapore is super super hard. portugal much more accessible

abdullashahri 2mo

Anyone here has a registered business in Germany? I was wondering if it’s possible to buy a car through my own freelance company without paying VAT

goldenapple 2mo

And what document was enough to proof that adress? How is it going with your wise? Any issues so far?

boris_k 2mo

The extract from the business registry. Going well so far

goldenapple 1mo

Did anybody use the services for remote foreign companies creation such as fidulink.com? Whats your experience?

remidurand 1mo

Ask your accountant, in France it's depend if it's electric, petrol + weight. And if you want to buy it "cash", leasing or classic rent.

wealth777 1mo

Hi Nomads

letsgrowwithme 1mo

Hey folks! Quick question for anyone working fully remote for a company outside your country (like: you live in Germany or UK and work for a US company):

1. How do you get paid? Using Deel, Remote, Upwork, or something else?

2. How easy was it to land the job if you didn’t need a visa or sponsorship — just working as a contractor?

Asking because ChatGPT says it’s “pretty easy,” but I wanna hear from real humans 🙂

replay 1mo

1. A wire transfer to my IBAN
2. Pretty easy, only because I already knew someone working at the company who recommended me

I'm working for a US company, my citizenship is Switzerland, my legal residency is Paraguay

hoperto 1mo

Hi people! Any advise on what bank would be the easiest to open for the Stripe Atlas registered Delaware company?
The issue is that in the current country I’m on a tourist visa, and I don’t have a proof or residency anywhere. So far all their listed partners refused , wise and revolut refused. Basically I only have a written contract for the short term rent in Brazil.

Or maybe UK bank? Will make the UK company if possible.

franlitvay 1mo

we can help with Lili, Revolut, or Relay for instance. but independently, you will need a proof of address no matter what account you want. can help organize that ofc

alexshepilo 1mo

Mercury.

sossho 1mo

1. I use a neobank. options like Wise, Juno, or my personal favorite Juuli work well depending on where you’re based and how you want to receive fund.
2. If you’ve got an internal referral or connection, it’s usually pretty easy. But applying cold? It’s more competitive and moderately makes it a bit more difficult

wealth777 1mo

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hoperto 1mo

Refused

replay 1mo

I think you'd safe yourself a lot of trouble by just getting registered as resident somewhere. I tried living without residency for a while, from 2014 to 2017, at some point I gave up and got registered in Paraguay... it's just easier that way

hoperto 1mo

Yeah but don’t want to do it right now, and the new project’s launch is weeks away, need a way to accept payments asap

goldenapple 1mo

How do you all solve that issue with providing the proof of address while being a nomad?

goldenapple 1mo

I don't want to make a longterm contract, buying the property everywhere is also not an option for nomads

valkmit 1mo

Proof of address for what purposes?

valkmit 1mo

You don't need to buy a place everywhere, just 1 place as a home base

nerdontour 1mo

I'd agree that's "pretty easy" if you cover your basics. My company is registered in the UK. I only work as a contractor, and I get paid to my Revolut Business account.

Starting as a freelancer is best, and once you establish a great relationship with a specific company, then you can try to ask them for a full-time contract.

franlitvay 15d

To whoever needs to hear this:

Naturalizing as a Latino will not qualify you for 2 year citizenship in Spain 🇪🇸

Nor in CPLP for 1 year citizenship in Brazil 🇧🇷

Both fast-track rules are for naturals

You can still try, but there‘s no guarantee. If you have a passable name or family ties, there‘s a better shot

You still benefit from language exams and doc translation exemptions, though

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