Live free. Keep what you earn.
Belong to no state.
A country that decides your residency, your income and your assets all at once has too much power over you. We show you a better way.
More options. More money. Less state.
Most people keep their entire life in a single country. Residency, income, assets, retirement, all in one place, under one set of rules, with one tax office. It feels normal because everyone does it. It is still the riskiest setup there is.
Because what happens when that one country changes its rules? Raises taxes, introduces a wealth levy, extends its reach? You have no choice, because you have no alternative.
There are countries that barely tax your income, or not at all. Zero personal income tax in the UAE. Territorial taxation in Panama, where foreign income stays untouched. There are residence permits that last and still do not tie you down. And there are ways to get there that work for regular self-employed people and business owners, not just millionaires.
One thing first: the mistake is not aiming for a low tax bill. The mistake is being resident nowhere and hoping nobody asks. Pay little tax with the right residency, not with no residency.
Everything a nomad setup needs.
From the right company structure to the right visa. Three building blocks, in the order they actually come up.
Taxes as a nomad
Where do you become tax resident, and where do you want to? How does the perpetual travel model hold up when a bank or a tax office starts asking questions?
Talk it through →Digital nomad visas
58 verified visa pages and 25 country profiles: income requirements, tax status, application routes. Currently a German-language database, English is in the works.
Browse the database (German) →US LLC
The tax-transparent company structure for nomads and perpetual travelers. Formed by our own law firm in Austin, Texas, working with US structures since 2008.
Discuss your LLC →Perpetual travel is not a long holiday. It is a structure.
As a perpetual traveler or digital nomad you never stay in one country long enough to become tax resident there. Whether that holds in your case comes down to three things: where you actually spend your time, what you have signed, and the order in which you do it.
The right combination of company structure, visa and tax residency is the difference between a risky experiment and a setup that survives scrutiny.
We walk that road with you. Since 2006. With a real law firm behind it, not an anonymous web form.
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We have no favorite country to sell
Most providers in this field run one flagship jurisdiction and find a reason why it fits every case. We do not. What is right for you depends on your family, your business, your passport and how often you need to go back.
That is why our country pages also say where a country fails. Belgium works for weeks and fails for years. Starlink is banned in Namibia. North Macedonia advertises a nomad program that was never introduced. Nobody writes sentences like that to close a sale.
Talk to Sebastian.
Sebastian Sauerborn has been advising digital nomads, perpetual travelers and non-doms on their tax and company structure since 2006. Law firm in Austin, Texas. German-language podcast with 144,000+ subscribers.
The session is built for nomads: tax residency, company structure, base country and visa in one conversation. In English or German.
Book a ConsultationReader from Germany, Austria or Switzerland? The German-language site covers your starting situation in full detail.