4 countries where Singaporean freelancers can get a long stay visa

[dancingshoes]

Here are four countries you can do this:

1. Germany

2. France

3. Australia

4. Thailand


http://travel.asiaone.com/travel/de...ingaporean-freelancers-can-get-long-stay-visa

 

[frenchbriefs]

wow nice,u mean i can live,stay in australia and play poker for longer than 3 months? time to plan for the next super holiday.

 

[Froggy]

wow nice,u mean i can live,stay in australia and play poker for longer than 3 months? time to plan for the next super holiday.

Yes u can go play with krafty there.

 

[frenchbriefs]

Yes u can go play with krafty there.

hope i can see australian soil again and get away from this shithole before i die.

 

[tonychat]

wow nice,u mean i can live,stay in australia and play poker for longer than 3 months? time to plan for the next super holiday.

U must be a stupid fucking sinkie loser.. U need a forum to let u know u can do that?

 

[johnny333]

I know someone who is retired & regularly visits Australia. He can stay in Australia for longer than 3 months because he has $$$, but avoids doing so because he would then be considered a resident of Australia & have to pay income tax.

Since he made his money elsewhere, he doesn't think this is right. So he spends his time in places like Bali, Malaysia, Australia,....

 

[scroobal]

Majority of countries in the World including Australia do not tax your wealth where ever they are. They only tax the amount that you remit into the country if you are resident. If you reside in Australia as a resident and retiree for 365 days a year, you do not pay any income tax if your savings are overseas. You only get taxed for what you remit into the country. In the first year that you get your residency you are allowed to bring any amount even if it $1b and you won't be taxed. The same for majority of countries. Thats the reason why people with sizeable incomes and savings such as retirees go to these countries and not the US. US is good for young families who do not have family fortune.

I know someone who is retired & regularly visits Australia. He can stay in Australia for longer than 3 months because he has $$$, but avoids doing so because he would then be considered a resident of Australia & have to pay income tax.

Since he made his money elsewhere, he doesn't think this is right. So he spends his time in places like Bali, Malaysia, Australia,....

 

[tonychat]

Majority of countries in the World including Australia do not tax your wealth where ever they are. They only tax the amount that you remit into the country if you are resident. If you reside in Australia as a resident and retiree for 365 days a year, you do not pay any income tax if your savings are overseas. You only get taxed for what you remit into the country. In the first year that you get your residency you are allowed to bring any amount even if it $1b and you won't be taxed. The same for majority of countries. Thats the reason why people with sizeable incomes and savings such as retirees go to these countries and not the US. US is good for young families who do not have family fortune.

i guess you didn't know how to read between the lines..


When a person visit a country regularly, he will need to open a bank account in that country for convenience. This is a smart thing to do, especially so when a person has $$$$$, lots of it.

His friend can afford to stay in a country for a few months and then move to another country for a few months and do that regularly shows that he indeed has a bank account in these countries already and remit to the respective banks. That is why he makes this decision to do it this way...

 

[Asterix]

Originally deleted due to double post with #10 but surprise surprise got another error:

"While finding a job in France is difficult without the requisite language skills, so long as you promise not to work in the country or solicit business there, you can apply for a long stay visitor visa of up to a year (more info here) and renewable every year that lets you stay in the country and drink wine every day if you wish (you can get a decent bottle at the supermarket for 3 euro (S$4.60) to 5 euro (S$7.70)."

If you click the here, you will be directed to the website of the Thai embassy in Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam! What the fuck! SPH employees are useless careless pieces of shit! Bwahahahahaha!

 

[Asterix]

I did a quick scan of the article and got annoyed when I reached this part:

"You can get a studio smack in the city centre for about 600 euro (S$926), less if you're willing to share with roommates. If you don't mind living a little way out of the centre and share with roommates, you can find rooms for as little as 1250 euro (S$386) to 300 euro (S$463)."

SPH writers in addition to being PAP porlumpars are also mathematically challenged! Joanne Poh should be ashamed of herself! Fucking careless piece of shit!

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