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Gazmo, thanks so much for your very interesting advice! :)

infoasian: you are speaking on something totally different. Let's say for my country: 1) if I stay 3 months in three different countries and three month in my native country (having the residence in my native country): I have to pay tax HERE 2) if I stay 3 months in two different countries...

Not at all. Tax domicile, as I said, is the abroad country where you are resident AND you live for more than 6 months, and in some case is even not enough. Your native country can ignore this, but the majority of the countries in the world will ask you to pay tax even if you stay three months in...

I imagine you are a native: could you please tell me how much you have to pay at the end to act as a freelancer? I mean, 10% tax, 65€/month for pension, 250€/yr for the accountant, something else? Obviously I consider for example 100€ to open the freelancer position and other initial...

It's absolutelly not true for the majority of the european countries (and even of the world): you must stay for at least six months in that countries and sometimes (UAE for example) is not even enough. Money are received by means of a bank transfer and are tracked and you can be in a lot of...

I thought less: it's a pity because Mexico have very beautiful beaches :) For HK, 10000$ can justify many thinks, but for 4000$ a month unfortunately is not the same, also because, as I understood, is not easy to stay in HK as a freelancer or resident without a company, and the cost of life is...

Interesting, thank you

I spoke, but lawyers or accountants are not used to this kind of situations. They (all) just want to make money from you and propose complex solutions that are expensive (for sure, more expansive than a 10% tax) and almost always illegaly or something like. In any case, I just asked for info. I...

do you mean Panama, Bulgaria and other countries listed here? Generally speaking maybe you can be right, but for a 6 months ..it's worth it Moreover, Panama have beautiful beaches and Bulgaria is not so bad. Anyway, I would also try to understand how is the situation of adsense users in Ireland...

Italy (and maybe France and Greece), including everything like pension. You can see there is another recent thread of a guy from Italy saying more or less the same (even if he is interested in something different like opening a company). Anyway, even 40% like Spain could be high, so why not...

Lawyers and accountants, at least in my country, just propose you something illegal, becouse they are not used to a similar situation: they are just able to try to make you pay lower taxes without leaving the country (including offshore or something like) and all these methods are illegally...

I'm not searching anything special, I just don't want to pay 70% of tax (or even more), maybe searching for a 10% solution. For just 50k/100k, something more complex than moving (as a freelancer) to a different country is not justified in my opinion. It's just a temporary one-shot solution...

Many thanks, your post could be very useful to me (and all others in the same situation). I will investigate more deeply on Panama tax on adsense revenues. Unfortunatly, anyway, Panama is not supported by Google Adsense (I cannot post links, but you can google "google adsense etf" and follow the...

I visited St. Petersburg many years ago and is a very beautiful city, but tax in Russia (from 13% to 30% as I know) are not so attractive, also due to the difficulty to enter Russia with a residentvisa.

this is absolutelly great. I think Bulgaria can be one of mine possible destination. Aslo Panama could be great, if really tax free for foreign income as fheaky was reporting. Anyone living in Ireland, Andorra or Albania can clarify how much you have to pay on taxes in these countries being...

dark2002: great feedback! Do you mean you just pay a 10% tax and nothing more (65€ for the pension or something else)? I read the minimum of 65€ was obligatory, but I obviously hope you are right. May I ask if you work in Bulgaria as a freelancer? if so, you simply make a tax return at the...

fheaky: very interesting. Do you mean i haven't to declare nothing, in full legality? I even don't have to make a tax return/declaration and I don't have to pay nothing related to pension? do you know if it's hard for an european couple to receive a residentvisa for one year? (I have to write...

onlineonly: thank you again. Anyway, I must result resident because otherwise I'm required to pay taxes in my country, so I would need a real residentvisa: do you know it's easy to enter the Philippines and ask for a residentvisa?

Gazmo: many thanks! How is the bureaucracy in Bulgaria? You just have to make a tax return at the end of the year? Do you think I have to pay, in this case, also the 65€/month pension contributions even if, de facto, I don't work (and I will live in Bulgaria for just 6 months after all). I'm...

Reyone: 70% of taxes are not ethic at all, even 50% or 40% are not ethic in my opinion. Moreover, I'm not try to evade taxes, I'm searching for a legal method to pay less taxes.