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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 21 Jan \ parent \ on: How do people handle tax residency when living in multiple countries? Travel

Read above. Is not just "philosophical" is really practical and real.
But first you need to get out your head from the "state ass" and look to the world from another perspective.

If you’ve personally managed long‑term travel without a formal tax base and it worked smoothly, I’d genuinely be interested in hearing how.

That sounds more like you are looking for "free jail" card. I am not selling such cards. Those are only for shitizens that sign the contract with the state.
What am I trying to tell you is how to GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM, and not just trick it and avoid paying taxes (aka violate a contract).

One thing is to violate a contract - be a shitizen.
Another thing is to NOT have any type of contract.

The 1st step into sovereignty is not how to cheat the state, but to realize and understand how fake it is.

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nomishkadilshan OP 27 Jan

I’m not interested in ideological or anti‑state arguments. I asked about real-world experiences that still work with banks, visas, and international mobility over the long term.

If someone has practical, legal experience to share, I’m happy to listen. Otherwise, I’ll leave it here.

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