I have recently read an article called “A Foreigner in My Own Country”.
I completely resonated with it, as I’m a minority within my own society.
Made in the U.K. and assembled in K.S.A. to a Saudi
mother and an Iraqi father, I’m considered as a conditional citizen. I was born
and raised in the sandy capital of Saudi Arabia. Saudi is my home and I'm proud
to be one. For me, being Saudi means making it rain A-rab money… Or so I wish.
We refer to ourselves as a community of halfies. My
whole family is that way, maternally and paternally. It is as if we were raped
by the U.N.
I never felt discriminated against, until one day I
was denied a job to a less qualified candidate due to my nationality.
So if you’re unable to be adopted by Angelina Jolie, the
best way to break free of nationality (↓
liabilities ↑ opportunities)
is to follow a three-flag system by Harry Schultz. The three flags consist of
having a
·
Second
passport/citizenship in a country that does not tax
money earned abroad
·
Safe
location for your assets in
a tax haven
·
Legal
address/residency in a
tax haven
To these, W.G. Hill added a fourth & fifth flag,
·
An additional tax haven country
as a business base for investment
·
A number of ‘playground countries’ with low consumption tax and VAT for
leisure time
You can always reorder the flags to make them more
achievable for yourself.
Each flag represents a specific element of your
personal finances and is designed to impact and increase your freedom, privacy and
wealth with the overall objective: peace of mind.
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