The Safest Low-Tax Countries in Central and South America

In this video, Andrew discusses the safest countries in Central America and South America where you can save money on tax.

0:00 Start
3:00 Chile
3:38 Paraguay
4:34 Uruguay
5:40 Ecuador
6:40 Caribbean Islands
7:16 Costa Rica
7:36 Panama

Andrew Henderson and the Nomad Capitalist team are the world's most sought-after experts on legal offshore tax strategies, investment immigration, and global citizenship. We work exclusively with seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs and investors who want to "go where they're treated best".

Andrew has started offshore companies, opened dozens of offshore bank accounts, obtained multiple second passports, and purchased real estate on four continents. He has spent the last 12 years studying and personally implementing the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.

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DISCLAIMER: The information in this video should not be considered tax, financial, investment, or any kind of professional advice. Only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are appropriate for your needs. Nomad Capitalist can and does not provide advice unless/until engaged by you.

[williamrichards]

Perfect timing with me looking into these markets this morning.

[sandrasgotvoice]

Thanks for mentioning Uruguay; has been on my radar. I value your opinion.

[samih]

Yes, please do more videos about Uruguay!!

[TheLifeOfRoss]

I HAVE LOVE THIS CHANNEL

I HAVE SUBSCRIBED!!!!

[austinrobinson.w]

LIMA ....
Almost no one mentions Colombia or Bogotá, as their chances of living, in all the comments .. but the owner of the channel sees it as a "paradise", he even has videos living there .. he omits to mention Lima in Peru when it is a city a lot richer and bigger than the Colombian one (Bogotá) lived in Lima for 5 years (Barranco) and it is a facsinant city, if you're afraid to say it, the city with the most culture and diversity in Latin America along with Sao Paulo in Brazil. they are tastes ... but in culture, food of the gods, beautiful Pacific coasts and friendly people, I would choose to live in Peru.

[maverickcapitalist]

Great video and having lived in South America (Chile and Argentina) can say South America as a whole is a unique place to live but would not live their again, very different living long-term verse a short-term trip. Also, note in Chile you will need to live in a pretty decent area to avoid crime, but one issue in Chile is often what appears to look like a nice area can actually become pretty sketchy at night and as they say looks can be deceiving. Regarding, Paraguay not so sure this is a very safe place. Many Paraguayans live in Argentina and will all state that Paraguay has a pretty high rate of crime but I suppose that depends on the city and area of the city one is living. Regarding Uruguay that is another country I visited in 2014 and really enjoyed it, very tranquil and absolutely the safety ratings of Uruguay are not over hyped. Uruguay is both very European and modern and often you will feel like you are somewhere in Europe if you travel to certain parts of Uruguay. Uruguay also has a really cool vibe if you are more of the "hippy"/musician type that just wants to sit back and enjoy life, as many people will go to Uruguay to live this type of lifestyle and it has a climate system and culture that is well designed for this type of lifestyle.

[jediyodacpo]

Also in paraguay firearm permits to own and carry are easy to get

[OffshoreEntrepreneur]

As someone who runs a consulting business and lives between Paraguay and several other destinations in South America. I can vouch it is a great region to live in and recommend it often on my channel.

[luannamorillogalvez]

omg I thought you would mention PERU ... 😮😥

[andreferrer]

Thank you Andrew! I have been waiting to hear about Chile. In the Nomad Capitalist Website there are amazing articles about it, by other writers. I really want to stay a little at Fort Galt, a libertarian villa that is stablished in the South there.

[eduardodesouza]

Lima is the best option for me, I like to eat delicious and they say they have the best food in the world ... someone has information about Miraflores.

[rubensnogueira]

George Gammon was at the Market Sniper channel yesterday and he mentioned you! There was some talk about Georgia and Colombia. I can only imagine you and the Market Sniper meeting one day...

[vincem]

I have been listening to your channel for years! i'm now looking at places in Colombia. Northern Colombia is still very undeveloped but there is lots of land and always something to build.

[guschaillot]

many comments mentioning Peru ... I have friends who have girlfriends from that country, some exact and new recommendation to live in Peru. Lima looks amazing in photos.

[nicolasgonzalez]

Chile is about to become a socialist country...I would look somewhere else :(

[KevinMcC_]

Would love to hear you go over the safest/nicest neighborhoods in Mexico City & Colombia

[TheWanderingInvestor]

The Corn Islands have horrible internet. Definitely “off the grid” as you said.

[Mikeykaysuper]

You have me interested in Bogota after seeing your video of your place and other mentions of the country .That is the perfect cool temps for me to compliment my place in Iceland and the residency and property buying options look good .

[harrymadray]

Thank you. I am getting a great education just listening to you and your Dad talking about the Best Places to go where one is best treated as well as avoiding high taxes! Truly appreciate 🙏your excellent advice. God willing, one day 🙏I will definitely need your advice and help! Take care and be safe.

[elephant]

Ecuador also uses the U.S. dollar as it's own currency.