How to get out of this Mess - The real thread

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Alternative Title: Wayn3s 235th Post - Because valuable information can only be posted at round numbers

This is the first thread of a series that i might continue if theres sufficient appreciation. Other episodes might feature survivalism and business privacy.


In order to get out of reach of the United States, you need to take a couple steps which run about $3-5k on the low end. In that case, it takes 2 years til you can renounce your citizenship. Faster options exist.

Renouncing your citizenship is something most of you probably dont want to do. You can still follow these steps so that when youre ready to renounce it, all you ened to do is walk into an embassy and fill out some form.


1. Second Passport

In order to be able to renounce your citizenship, you need to acquire a new one first. The light version of that is a passport. By travelling on a foreign passport, you reduce the information your government has on you.

Jurisdiction that help you do this and whose passports arent completely worthless:

1.1 Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic offers naturalization after 2 years of establishing permanent residence. The country is ridiculously poor and establishing residence doesnt cost much. An added benefit is that they dont care much about how long you stay there. 1 or 2 visits a year are more than enough. After 2 years, you can apply for a passport.

1.2 Uruguay

Uruguay is a nicer country where you can actually spend your life. A negative is the fact that youd have to spend significant time down there and it takes longer til you can apply for a uruguayan passport.

1.3 St Kitts/Nevis

The wealthy can acquire a second passport/citizenship in exchange for a non-refundable investment in the economy of st kitts and nevis. But it still takes at least half a year due to bureaucracy. Be prepared to provide criminal records and all that jazz.

Price tag: Anywhere between 100k and 500k

1.4 Montenegro

While technically still on hold, the economic citizenship program of montenegro exists, for those who know the right people. The condition in montenegro is that you buy qualifying real estate or do significant business.


2. Get your money out of the country

You might have noticed that foreign banks get significantly more anal about opening bank accounts for you every day. That means you need to get your business set up offshore first.

2.1 Establishing an offshore business

2.1.1 Panama

Since you are not stupid, you know that your offshore business doesnt mean shit because you still need to personally sign the bank account youre going to open. You need to circumvent that. Reputable panamanian law firms provide puppet business managers who act as the signatories of the bank account youre going to open for your firm. While this is not 100% tight because the manager could technically seize your funds, the chances of it happening are ridiculously low. These guy are poor schmocks who get paid a small fortune in their opinion to sign a piece of paper.

2.1.2 Nevis

While Nevis might be the obvious choice due to the highly favourable law situation, it is better suited for a legal entity you actually do business with. A Nevis LLC is not recommended as the vehicle you use to manage your wealth.

2.2 Opening a bank account

The law firm that helped you get a panamanian IBC will offer you to open a panamanian bank account for you. Dont do that. Take the papers they provide to switzerland/singapore or the jurisdiction of your choice and open a bank account with a bank that maintains no presence in the states.

2.2.1 HSBC

Go bank with hsbc because they are a hongkong based company. Just do it. Be amazed when they happily turn over your information to the american government. Better yet, open an account with them through the local branch. Have your info sit in america. Just do it. Nothing bad could possibly happen. Their fees for otherwise standard services are, by the way, through the roof. - rant

Options range from small cantonal banks that you dont even know existed to Chinese banks with a presence in singapore.

That way neither your puppet manager nor the law firm even knows about your account, plus it sits in a different jurisdiction. Youre safe.


3. Know your situation

You might agree that while the situations shitty, its nowhere near life threatening. Shit could get real any day though. In order to stay informed, sign up for newsletters like sovereignman or qwealthreport. Those guys usually speak about things before they happen so that you do at least know whats coming. Dont count on lukep to write a thread when he reads about something that makes him jump ship, because informing you might not be at the top of his priorities.


4. Exit the dollar

The bank you opened an account with is in business because of people like you. If you bring any kind of significant funds (upwards of 5k), theyll happily open a multi-currency account for you. Among the currencies are gold and silver. You can wire your dollars and then tell the bank to convert them into whatever you want at the price of foreign exchange. You know the dollar is garbage. Act on it.


6. Change your name

This is optional. If you really want to get rid of the citizenship, one last step is to change your name. Unless youre on some secret service watch list, youre now completely off their books and free to re-enter the united states on a visa whenever you feel like.

5. The End

Following these steps, youve put enough space between your live/assets and your suitors ("the feds"). It is unlikely that america goes completely belly up within 2 years. Youve got more than enough time. Do yourself a favour and do at least step 3.


6. What if im not american

Do the same. America is the only jurisdiction that does worldwide taxation. Europe will sooner or later follow. Maybe because of pressure, maybe just because america has installed the instruments to finally make it enforceable. Dont wait til its too late. Take action.


7. Disclaimer

The most valuable information has been left out. You are not advised to do this on your own. Youll need to employ the services of a couple law firms in order to set everything up correctly. Im not going to write their information on a public forum because they dont like that. Should you be interested, you can hit me up on skype.

Before some piece of shit accuses me again of trying to bum market for affiliate commissions from q wealth report - they dont have an affiliate program. Im not a lawyer. Fuck you. I do especially love how just because you think youre a brilliant marketer, you need to convince yourself that everything you ever read is just a totally not well deceived marketing ploy.

In fact, youre not advised to do anything. This is not advice of any kind and is meant purely as entertainment.


If you want me to write more about such things, just like the post. If you manage to produce more than 10 likes, ill continue. If you think its garbage, go fuck yourself. If you want me to write about something in particular, just tell me. I considered including a poll but polls blow so I didnt.
 


I think liking a post is gay but I liked it anyway - no homo.

I was hoping someone would start off a thread like this and I want moar.

I've been gone from the US physically for more than 10 years now. The long arm of the IRS just keeps getting longer, however, now with FATCA which is one of the tools you referred to that will probably spread to other countries' governments trying to confiscate more of their citizens' wealth.

Stuff I'd like to hear more about if you have ideas:
- more on second passports, how about Singapore?
- more on FATCA, which countries are going to refuse to comply, or does it matter if you make the moves you are talking about?
- also on FATCA, some banks have already closed accounts of US citizens so banking overseas is getting tougher, any additional thoughts?

I'll have more questions when I think about it a little longer.
 
You could have told me earlier? Just wasted lots of time then :(

He meant its free for the Government to fuck you up any way they like.

Which is not much different than what any other government do to their citizen anyway.

ps I'm liking your post, doesnt do anything for me (non US) but I like it when people do thoughtful and long ass post.
 
Why give up your citizenship? Very bad plan.

Your best bet is to get permanent legal resident status in a second jurisdiction - but never, ever give up your right to return.

It is still possible that the US population will wake up and take their country back.
 
Stuff I'd like to hear more about if you have ideas:
- more on second passports, how about Singapore?
- more on FATCA, which countries are going to refuse to comply, or does it matter if you make the moves you are talking about?
- also on FATCA, some banks have already closed accounts of US citizens so banking overseas is getting tougher, any additional thoughts?

I'll have more questions when I think about it a little longer.

1. While Im personally Singapores biggest fan, I like it the most for banking, so that invalidates using it for a passport, too. (I believe in that 5 flags stuff)

On top of that, I think that it makes things overly complicated.

Theres two things to take into account on a citizenship/passport.

The first is how easy it is to acquire. In that department, the caribbean beats every competitor.

The other thing is the value in terms of visa free travel and safety it provides. The caribbean is not on anyones radar, because its too small/poor to matter. A terrorist screening for americans he can execute is likely to not give a shit about someone from the dominican republic. Almost all caribbean nations are still affiliated in some way with a european nation, like the netherlands antilles. That means visa free travel throughout europe and worldwide "respect".

When I think more about it, I wouldnt get a Passport from singapore, because the OECD and human rights groups and a couple other have beef with them.


2. (Shit like) FATCA

Insiders of the "ruining offshore fun for everyone" industry claim that such rules get installed mostly in order to scare the majority/make those who are serious about it make adjustments. The US will never be able to ruin offshore, nor is it in its best interest. It would fuck up some big corporations if it just flat out shut it down.

What ive outlined in the first post is a way to put a legislative nightmare between the anti offshore crew and you. You need to remember that the offshore banks are your friend. they are just waiting for you to do what it takes for them to be able to do business with you. Their problem is that the rules america puts in place are aimed at shutting down their ability to process payments in dollars, which is a problem because most of the big banking business is in dollars. If you set up things in such a way that FATCA doesnt apply to you, theyll happily take your money.

What Ive wrote about in the first post is the most basic setup you can run. You can add layers of privacy at $800 a piece. I havent even begun talking about involving a trust. There are trust/IBC setups where its entirely unclear who the owner/manager and beneficiary of the assets is. Making something unclear is usually sufficient, because all the jurisdictions youre dealing with require prove instead of made up liability.


3. The US are trying to rule out offshore banking for its citizens. When you get a bank account for an IBC, youre not an american citizen. I cant explain that in more legalsy terms because I dont know how to. What you should take away from it is that acts like FATCA are not pursuing the goal of ruining offshore banking for everybody. They only want to ruin it for the average joe.
 
If we're on the subject of passports and 2nd citizenship, I'd like to see a list of countries analyzed by living conditions, economy, Internet, and banks that won't fuck you over so that when you do move, it's not into another mess.

So far, Chile and Luxembourg are the two I've been looking into. I haven't had time to go in-depth other than stats provided by the last Census for them.
 
If we're on the subject of passports and 2nd citizenship, I'd like to see a list of countries analyzed by living conditions, economy, Internet, and banks that won't fuck you over so that when you do move, it's not into another mess.

So far, Chile and Luxembourg are the two I've been looking into. I haven't had time to go in-depth other than stats provided by the last Census for them.

I can do 10-15.

What about

Chile
Uruguay
Panama
Dominican Republic
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Russia (surprisingly good if you dont try to do anything political)
singapore
australia
new zealand
thailand
hong kong

But in my opinion, most of these are countries you want to live in, not necessarily get a passport. Get a passport from a jurisdiction that is totally poor, has no control over you even if it wanted to but has good connections.
 
Happy that my dad was born in Ireland, they want us back so getting Irish citizenship is easy for me and my kids

Yeah, read about that. You all with Irish ancestry have an easy ticket to a second passport.
 
Thought this was going to be a thread about Panda updates.

Half the panda updates you imagine dont even exist. All drama. Nothing real. Panda here panda there. You buy shitty links, they get indexed, your site shoots up, they get deindexed, your site drops, random fag starts a thread.

Its because you build short term but expect longterm results. I still use ALN and it does not "penalize" my sites.
 
Happy that my dad was born in Ireland, they want us back so getting Irish citizenship is easy for me and my kids

How many generations back does that go?

Not interested in doing it, but my great grandmother was from Ireland; don't know if they are looking to go that far back down the family tree.


Half the panda updates you imagine dont even exist. All drama. Nothing real. Panda here panda there. You buy shitty links, they get indexed, your site shoots up, they get deindexed, your site drops, random fag starts a thread.

Its because you build short term but expect longterm results. I still use ALN and it does not "penalize" my sites.
Since you are also selling ALN blasts I'll take your SEO advice with a grain of salt.
 
Why give up your citizenship? Very bad plan.

Your best bet is to get permanent legal resident status in a second jurisdiction - but never, ever give up your right to return.

It is still possible that the US population will wake up and take their country back.

Here's something out of the matrix to consider. Something so diabolical, it would make Obama turn white. If you ever want to come back to the US, why not come back as an illegal alien? After all, it's not really a crime according to our great potentate! It's a lowly misdemeanor.

In some states, you can still get a driver license and insurance. But who cares? If you don't have it, just say you're here illegally! Go to Cali. You can live w/o any worries. No need to worry about driving drunk, not having insurance, etc. No need to abide by any of the laws that enslave the gringos.

So, renounce your citizenship. Return whenever you want. Keep your money offshore. Drain the beast. And if the country does turn around, I'm sure there will be amnesties.
 
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Dear Wayn3, You are da man. This thread not only relieves me of the incredible pressure of being the watchdog over all americans on WF, (:D) but it is an awesome read for anyone getting started setting up their flags.

Just from reading this, it sounds like you've got the basic 3 flags set up already. Is that right? Are you going for 5 or is 3 enough?
 
More like 7, and I can tell a lot about how to do stuff, but Im not going to go in depth on what Im personally doing on a public forum. You can contact me on skype if you feel like talking.
 
More like 7, and I can tell a lot about how to do stuff, but Im not going to go in depth on what Im personally doing on a public forum. You can contact me on skype if you feel like talking.
Of course.

Wow, 7 sounds like a lot of paperwork! Must have taken you more than a couple of years.

I'll try to catch up with the newsletters you mentioned before pestering you on skype... Thanks again.