How to Leave the UK (become non-resident, 0% tax)

I left the UK 2 years ago, and since then my life has completely changed, I have more freedom, more money, better weather and a much richer life, and since then I have been helping and advicing many people who wanted to do the same,

So you want to leave the UK as well - you are tired of the crime, the taxes, the weather and the overall declining society and you are ready to escape, then in this video I am going to tell you how to do that.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Leave the UK: What you need to know
1:19 Why I left the UK
2:25 Why I moved to Dubai specifically
3:40 How to choose where to live
4:45 Become UK non-resident for tax purposes
6:45 5-year rule
7:39 Split-year treatment
8:23 UK exit tax
9:45 Dissolving UK companies

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[MA-gddt]

The UK and indeed Western Europe is in the decline, failing states that have been crippled by over population and failed multiculturalism. The only way left for our governments is to increase taxes on the population. They have no clue how to create an environment for economic growth. Some would say it’s part of the plan toward totalitarianism. We need total change

[liszaf]

We are half Greek/English family, all our children moved the UK in the past 5 years, all have made good lives for themselves, all have good careers and all earn a good salary compared to Greek salaries! The weathers not great but they come home often!! What is good for some is bad for others, our son visited Dubai and said he could never live in that heat and he's You said Dubai has no crime but there are plenty of videos online regarding all the criminals moving to Dubai. You can make a good life in most places, you have to work at it!!!! The UK still has lots of opportunities for those who want it!!

[ZionCrafter]

Born and raised in London. I left in 2021. Now living in East Africa. Earning more than I ever have, building business. My kids are thriving. Great weather and amazing pace of life.

[robertmiur]

Left from Inverness Scotland live in Colombia now 38 years .will never go back .dont think so I’m 64 years old enjoy excellent health care, don’t pay tax, no mortgage eat very fresh vegetables and no processed meat .great weather people very friendly, don’t believe all the hype Colombia is dangerous, it’s not perfect, but where is, ,, here I will pass my last years in peace and happy

[hantae-sul]

I think the main problem with all bloggers is that they see countries solely from their position. Naturally, if you work online, you're a blogger and the money drops on your card, it's better to live in Bali or Phuket. But what are the salaries in those places for the average person? Besides, if we talk about the cons of England, we should take into account that other countries also have cons. For example, it is silly to talk about the climate in England, and in another video praise Dubai. Where the average temperature is like on Mars. Or Bali, where the infrastructure is like that of a slumdog action movie.

[kas]

Born and raised in the UK. However, leaving UK has always been lingering in my mind. Due to family and work ties I can't make this dream into reality. I hope others can and my best of wishes to them.

[garywright]

I left in 1995, never looked back. It was bad in 95 now it’s just gone mad.

[garrygrant]

Did it over 15 years ago and moved to the HK paying 15% tax and zero capital gains. Highly recommend moving abroad if you can. You are certainly not missing much. I'm back now for the summer and don't think I'd ever move back permanently

[Vintagevibes]

Left that sinking ship in 2020 and never looked back!

[amelisa]

I was ignoring these type of videos...but now I am planning to sell everything that I own, and leave the UK ASAP. Don`t feel happy here anymore...

[lisabeaumont]

Good info about dissolving a UK company - thank you. It’s helped solidify some questions I had about my own situation. I came back to the UK 18 months ago and I must have been mental. Looking forward to getting out of here again!

[HelenaMikas]

I left in 1987 and for good in 1995 ..1st stage took a great job .Liked it and stayed having learned the language which is a must for citizenship

[jamessmith]

The UK is still way better for risk takers than other parts of Europe e.g. The Netherlands. UK is also still a relatively low tax country compared to rest of Europe (Institute for Fiscal Studies confirmed). The worst part of UK is the rising lack of civility and increasing crime.

[ricovalentino]

Thanks for the video
Great content.
I think it’s common sense to leave where you are if you’re not happy.
Life can be short and it’s really sad if you don’t take calculated risks to a better life.
Good luck everyone

[chris]

I'm going to do affiliate marketing sometime next year and when I make alot of money, I will travel around the world and pay NO tax!! 👍

[ChangNoiAsia]

Left the UK 3 years ago its a crap hole. Life is amazing here in SE Asia

[jacobfield]

The UK is finished, there is no way back now, it is over.

[-zerocool-]

What about being blamed for something you haven't done and being thrown in the slammer anyway, whats their courts system like?

[Coffs]

I left the UK in 2000. Every time I visit it gets worse!

[Ajon]

I don't get why anyone who has the money to leave the uk hasn't already. Its got terrible weather, crime, lefty outlook on society and finances and a failed immigrant integration system.