Move to Thailand or Paraguay.
Pick the destination and the earner profile that fits. Each page sheets out the tax math, the visa or cédula process, the lifestyle trade-offs, and a five-question FAQ. Honest framing, real numbers.
Thailand →
Territorial PIT, 0–35% on Thai-source and same-year remitted foreign income
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crypto founder
~7%A European crypto founder on €120k of mixed wallet income and consulting fees lands close to €8,500 of Thai PIT after a clean exit and a Tha…
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freelancer
~7%A European freelancer earning €120k from foreign clients pays around 45–52% home-country tax + social security. Thailand DTV plus 180+ days …
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online creator
~7%Online creators earning €120k from YouTube, courses, newsletters or affiliate income face top-bracket EU taxation with no smoothing for vola…
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remote employee
~7%EU residents on a foreign payroll — US tech employer, UK firm, EU multinational — typically lose 40–47% to home-country PAYE/IRPF + social s…
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solo SaaS founder
~7%A bootstrapped solo SaaS founder with €120k of MRR-driven income loses 45–52% to combined home-country tax and social contributions. Thailan…
Paraguay →
0% on foreign-source income, no remittance trigger
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crypto founder
0%A European crypto founder relocating to Paraguay obtains permanent residency via cédula on a single application and pays 0% Paraguayan tax o…
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freelancer
0%European freelancers with €120k of foreign-client income pay 45–52% combined home-country tax + social security. Paraguay grants permanent r…
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online creator
0%For a Spanish-speaking online creator on €120k of YouTube, course or sponsor income, Paraguay offers 0% tax on foreign-source income and per…
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remote employee
0%EU residents on foreign payroll typically lose 40–47% to home tax + social on €120k. Paraguay offers permanent residency in one application …
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solo SaaS founder
0%A solo SaaS founder with €120k of MRR-derived income loses 45–52% to home-country tax + social. Paraguay applies 0% to foreign-source income…