As always Michael, thank you for the great content! We spent 3 months in Croatia last year and what a treasure! The DN option could be a nice option that could be used strategically to extend ones stay and compliment other travels in and out of the Schengen zone. Thanks again sir!
@@OffshoreCitizen You are spot on sir! Extraordinarily beautiful! To your question,... we would eventually like a firm connection to Europe for both travel and as a contingency for any unforeseeable issues in our permanent home in the Philippines. Obviously, we would not want to become tax residents in Europe if it is possible to "have ones cake and eat it to"! As we did earlier this year, we would certainly rely heavily on your vast knowledge of citizenships, treaties, tax structures, residency protocols, offshore banking, etc. Our time spent with you earlier this year was a great investment. Thank you, again. That said, we recently received our St Kitts-Nevis citizenships/passports and I am having much trouble scheduling renunciation appts ANYWHERE. While perhaps unlikely, I have concerns that with the ever increasing numbers of those relinquishing,... the socialist party here in the US may suspend renunciations altogether for an indeterminate period of time. We are also working with an architect for our future home in P.I. so for now, we have "too many irons in the fire" to focus on a proper European pathway at present. Your content on where to have residency with little or no taxes in Europe is a great starting point and anyone would do very well to seek your counsel regarding the many nuances and easily overlooked perils with the many options available. Thank you again for all that you publish and the counsel and services you provide, Michael. You are an immense help to many, sir. We look forward to talking to you again.
Walmart has or had a policy of: You can park your RV overnight in their parking lot, while traveling. Because they believed that you'd have a quick stay and then drop off some money while you're there. I'm not ready to crow about Croatia for basically the same scheme. Meet all these requirements, spend money, then get out.
can you tell how much money you have to pay for social secure..? in greece its 27% of your netto income..in slovenia about 400 e per month...how much is it in bulgaria and croatia? thanks a lot
Thank you for an interesting video. One question: "Your income will not be taxed in Croatia but may be taxed in your home country"... So this program does not create a tax residency?
Perfect was looking into it a while ago ... since i was in Italy half my life, the all west, but there has been on my look list as it has all i have been looking into close to all prominent nations ... any crypto and tax benefits for long term stay , don't want to work for them
Thanks for the video. Apart from the lowered tax under the digital nomad visa, are there any other ways to earn tax efficiently whilst living in Croatia?
Thanks Michael, very interested in this. Do you know if the visa requires you to stay in the country, or are you allowed a number of days outside of the country during the visa period (e.g. to visit and spend time in neighbouring countries)?
Hello, Thanks for the video. I have a monthly 2500$ stable income from a permanent job outside of Croatia. Do i have to pay the tax in Croatia on Digital Nomad Visa? 2ndly, Do I just have to show the monthly income of 2500$ or end balance of 31,550$ in my bank statment?
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As always Michael, thank you for the great content!
We spent 3 months in Croatia last year and what a treasure! The DN option could be a nice option that could be used strategically to extend ones stay and compliment other travels in and out of the Schengen zone.
Thanks again sir!
You're welcome!
Happy to hear you had a nice time in Croatia, it sure is a beautiful country.
Would you consider getting this visa?
@@OffshoreCitizen You are spot on sir! Extraordinarily beautiful!
To your question,... we would eventually like a firm connection to Europe for both travel and as a contingency for any unforeseeable issues in our permanent home in the Philippines. Obviously, we would not want to become tax residents in Europe if it is possible to "have ones cake and eat it to"! As we did earlier this year, we would certainly rely heavily on your vast knowledge of citizenships, treaties, tax structures, residency protocols, offshore banking, etc. Our time spent with you earlier this year was a great investment. Thank you, again.
That said, we recently received our St Kitts-Nevis citizenships/passports and I am having much trouble scheduling renunciation appts ANYWHERE.
While perhaps unlikely, I have concerns that with the ever increasing numbers of those relinquishing,... the socialist party here in the US may suspend renunciations altogether for an indeterminate period of time.
We are also working with an architect for our future home in P.I. so for now, we have "too many irons in the fire" to focus on a proper European pathway at present.
Your content on where to have residency with little or no taxes in Europe is a great starting point and anyone would do very well to seek your counsel regarding the many nuances and easily overlooked perils with the many options available.
Thank you again for all that you publish and the counsel and services you provide, Michael. You are an immense help to many, sir. We look forward to talking to you again.
This is exactly what I’m trying to do! Thanks!
Was the video helpful? 😄
Think I probably need a snowbird or retirement visa after watching this...
Walmart has or had a policy of: You can park your RV overnight in their parking lot, while traveling. Because they believed that you'd have a quick stay and then drop off some money while you're there. I'm not ready to crow about Croatia for basically the same scheme.
Meet all these requirements, spend money, then get out.
Walmart car park vs Croatia...... hmmmm I know what one I'd pick
can you tell how much money you have to pay for social secure..? in greece its 27% of your netto income..in slovenia about 400 e per month...how much is it in bulgaria and croatia? thanks a lot
Hey Michael long time viewer and biting the bullet now to book a consult with you speak soon mate also good vid as usual
Thank you for the continuous support, truly appreciate it. Looking forwars to connecting with you!
@@OffshoreCitizen Ive requested call for 1500 hrs Perth time Western Australia today. Will you be calling through Whats Ap ???
How long does it take to get approval after submission, and how to inquire about the status of the application
Can I put my salary slips instead of bank statements ?
As I receive my salary in cash
Thank you for an interesting video. One question: "Your income will not be taxed in Croatia but may be taxed in your home country"... So this program does not create a tax residency?
Perfect
was looking into it a while ago ... since i was in Italy half my life, the all west, but there has been on my look list as it has all i have been looking into close to all prominent nations ... any crypto and tax benefits for long term stay , don't want to work for them
Croatia isn't amazing for crypto
Thanks for the video. Apart from the lowered tax under the digital nomad visa, are there any other ways to earn tax efficiently whilst living in Croatia?
You can do proper tax planning, depends on your circumstances. Best to book a call to discuss
Thanks Michael, very interested in this. Do you know if the visa requires you to stay in the country, or are you allowed a number of days outside of the country during the visa period (e.g. to visit and spend time in neighbouring countries)?
You can spend time out no problem.
Do you know if the $32,000 can be in a liquid brokerage account?
Can I leave a Country after 90 Days and come back after one day visit a other country ?
Hello, Thanks for the video. I have a monthly 2500$ stable income from a permanent job outside of Croatia. Do i have to pay the tax in Croatia on Digital Nomad Visa? 2ndly, Do I just have to show the monthly income of 2500$ or end balance of 31,550$ in my bank statment?
Can I still take advantage of the tax advantages of Croatia as an EU national or is the digital nomad visa just for Non-EU nationals?
Thanks
Hi Petar, this program is open for third-country nationals only
how many time you should stay in croatia ?
On a digital nomad visa there is no minimum stay but it also doesn't lead to anything
Ive read that Croatia has stopped their Jab program stating it is ineffective do you know if this is correct?
We don’t think this is accurate.
Would investment income suffice as business income?
Depends how it is structured, generally not if held directly
Would rental income from foreign property be tax free?
It would qualify as investment income
Is this opened for all countries including African countries?
Good question I'm not familiar with restrictions by nationality
Hey Micheal I will like to book a consultation with you ASAP.How can I do that pls
You can do so by using this link calendly.com/michael-rosmer
Looking forward to connecting with you!
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