Blueprint AbroadGlobal Mobility Advisory

Jurisdiction index

25 jurisdictions. No favourites.

The world is a wider set of options than any brochure admits. Below is the working index: 8 jurisdictions described in full, and 17 more held in outline because they suit specific situations rather than most.

All figures are indicative editorial summaries for general orientation and may be out of date. They are not advice. Verify every threshold and timeline with licensed counsel in the jurisdiction before acting.

Held in outline

The rest of the map.

Real options for the right person — usually a specific profile rather than a general one. Each carries a position statement and the reason it is on the list at all.
CHSwitzerlandOutlineForfait taxation available to non-Swiss nationals not gainfully employed in Switzerland.EuropeSGSingaporeOutlineLow personal rates and foreign-source exemption — but residency requires real substance.AsiaIEIrelandOutlineIrish-domiciled but non-resident individuals taxed only on remitted foreign income.EuropeESSpainOutlineBeckham-style inbound regime applies a flat rate to qualifying new residents.EuropeITItalyOutlineFlat-rate regime for new tax residents, with reduced rates in some southern regions.EuropeADAndorraOutlineLow personal income tax with active-residency and investment conditions.EuropeMCMonacoOutlineNo personal income tax for residents; residency requires substantial means and accommodation.EuropePYParaguayOutlineLow-cost permanent residency and a territorial system for foreign income.AmericasMXMexicoOutlineResidency via economic solvency or pension, with time-zone and travel advantages.AmericasTHThailandOutlineLong-term resident and destination Thailand visas; foreign-income remittance treatment has changed.AsiaMUMauritiusOutlineFlat personal rate, treaty network and a long-stay premium visa.Africa & Indian OceanGDGrenadaOutlineOne of the few citizenship programmes tied to a US E-2 treaty route, plus UK and Schengen access.CaribbeanKNSt Kitts & NevisOutlineThe original CBI jurisdiction; long-established but expensive and heavily scrutinised.CaribbeanAGAntigua & BarbudaOutlineCitizenship by investment with a nominal five-day presence requirement and family inclusion.CaribbeanNZNew ZealandOutlineInvestor and skilled routes with high entry thresholds and a slow, thorough process.OceaniaCLChileOutlineRelatively fast temporary residency, strong rule of law by regional standards, and a path to permanent status.AmericasMEMontenegroOutlineLow personal tax and a low-cost residency route, on an EU accession path with no fixed date.Europe

At a glance

Score by dimension.

A crude composite, deliberately. It exists to make trade-offs visible at a glance, not to rank jurisdictions — the right answer depends on which column you weight, and that is your decision, not ours.
JurisdictionTax burdenMobilitySpeedLow costLow presenceRegion
PortugalEurope
PanamaAmericas
United Arab EmiratesMiddle East
MaltaEurope
CyprusEurope
GeorgiaEurope
MalaysiaAsia
UruguayAmericas
SwitzerlandEurope
SingaporeAsia
IrelandEurope
SpainEurope
ItalyEurope
AndorraEurope
MonacoEurope
ParaguayAmericas
MexicoAmericas
ThailandAsia
MauritiusAfrica & Indian Ocean
GrenadaCaribbean
St Kitts & NevisCaribbean
Antigua & BarbudaCaribbean
New ZealandOceania
ChileAmericas
MontenegroEurope
Long bar — favourable (low tax, strong passport, fast, cheap, low presence) Short bar — the opposite

Indicative only. Tax treatment depends on your citizenship, income sources, family situation and the current law in every jurisdiction involved. "Low presence" scores 5 where you are not required to be there most of the year, and 1 where you effectively must live there.

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The finder narrows 25 jurisdictions to four in about ninety seconds. The assessment then tests those four against your actual citizenship, income structure and family — and tells you which are closed to you.