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Originally Posted by Thurbs
find your country of choice ( I recommend researching heavily exchange rate vs cost of living )
then research if they allow citizenship either by investment, length of stay, application and so on  |
This is the best way. I would also consider an extended stay on a temp basis in the country you choose to make sure that you like it. 3 to 6 months or so.
If you want to consider mexico hit me on ICQ I can give you some info.
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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
What he said. Just know that if the IRS thinks you are leaving (renouncing your citizenship) to evade taxes, they can still tax you for up to 10 more years.
If you have the funds and the time to put into getting citizenship abroad, then do your research and get on it.
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I dont under stand what makes you think the IRS gives a shit where you live.
Living outside the US you still pay taxes. Nice thing is, if you EARN money from outside the US you have to make MORE to have to report. So in effect you get a break.