I just got back from Dubai last month, its very cheap, if you want it to be. I can be also very expensive, if you choose an expensive lifestyle...you have both options, most big cities these days don't offer both options...they only have the expensive option.

And you won't even notice its a muslim country...since 90% of the population are foreigners.

OK I will keep that in mind, thanks for sharing :thumbsup

I have several Dutch friends that already left and some will leave in 2027.

New taxes in Netherlands for investments in stocks, bitcoin, houses are coming in 2027.
Some friends will have to pay so much taxes over that, that it is more interesting to quit their job and leave.
Else you could have a job that makes maybe 70K (after taxes) and could end up paying tens of thousands over your investments.
The proposal now is that you pay 30 - 35% tax of the Unrealized capital gains of btc, houses, stocks, in 2027 (it still can change, depending on elections in october).
That means they would have worked for nothing if BTC/ house price/ stocks go up like now.

In Holland last 2 years many investors that rent out some houses are selling their houses. Cause now you already start paying more and more tax over it and with maximum rental prices some make even a loss. Not able to kick the renters out cause of rental protection.

Many Dutch buy now houses in Spain to rent out (no capital gain tax over that).
But Spain now might say only Spanish residents can buy houses.

It is a good time to leave the EU if you have capital. Or look what EU country has less taxes with cheap cost of living.
Just a matter of time and EU will come with an exit tax.

You could also take a laptop and first travel around to see what country you like most.
And than set up your company in a tax friendly country while you can travel around and live in another country.
You can stay in most countries without paying tax there, if you stay less than 180 days.

I have a friend from Dubai, but he spends most of his time in Thailand.
He likes to party, smoke weed and have a drink. In Dubai that could get him in trouble.

You are welcome. :thumbsup

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🇬🇪 Georgia (Top Pick)

Tax: 1% on small business revenue up to ~$155K/year

Crypto: Tax-free

Residency: Visa-free 1-year stay for EU citizens

Cost of living: Low

Banking: Excellent for non-EU options

Freedom: High personal freedom, low government intrusion

Business-friendly: Very

✅ Ideal for freelancers, entrepreneurs, crypto investors.


🇲🇪 Montenegro

Tax: Flat income tax 9–15%

Crypto: Legal, tax unclear but usually treated as capital gains

Residency: Annual permits, easier long-term path than most EU

EU status: Candidate country (not in EU yet)

Cost of living: Moderate

Freedom: Good, relaxed environment

✅ Great for medium-term stay with low taxes and peaceful lifestyle.


🇵🇹 Portugal (while still viable)

Tax: NHR gives 10-year tax breaks (winding down soon)

Crypto: Long-term capital gains often not taxed

Residency: D7 visa, digital nomad visa options

Freedom: High

Cost of living: Rising but still decent outside Lisbon/Porto

✅ If you want to stay in the EU and structure taxes legally well.


🇧🇬 Bulgaria

Tax: Flat 10% income and corporate tax

Crypto: Taxed at 10%

Residency: EU country with relatively easy setup

Cost of living: Low

Banking: EU-regulated

Freedom: Fair, with improving governance

✅ Simple, flat tax and EU access.

I've been hearing about Bulgaria often. 10% flat tax and decent prices for rentals, all sounds like music to my ears. My net income after taxes, rental, utilities and food would double if not triple.

So pornography is illegal in Bulgaria. What if you're just an affiliate, promoting cam sites and such? You're not actively producing porn or have any involvement in that side of things yourself.

Would you not be able to conduct such a business legally in Bulgaria? How would they find out. Technically I'm just providing online marketing services. Considering the tax rate it's definitely worth it, but I wouldn't want to end up in jail.

From this list I would pick Georgia and it would be a very easy pick.

Portugal would be on the last place on this list for me. Its becoming a dump quick.

Which country from this list is most suitable for a person engaged in adult business?

They cant discriminate against other EU peeps, so that wont happen. But they could put massive taxes on rental income for everyone.

Fiddy aspiring colonizers

That is a human trait . . .