Francisco Litvay warns that Uruguay is repeating Portugal’s NHR mistake. Philippe May thinks the real winner is next door.
Most people think of passports as keys to a single country. But what if one passport could open the door
For a long time, Uruguayan passports of naturalized citizens were useless for international travel. The government has now fixed that.
Income tax is a scourge. Life in Latin America may eliminate it entirely. James Nuveen reveals five little-known tax havens in the region.
Everyone needs a contingency plan for if/when World War 3 breaks out. James Nuveen details six bolt-hole jurisdictions that may surprise you.
Some of the world’s most valuable permanent residence permits require no investment at all. James Nuveen explores five great examples.
Resource-independent, far from conflicts, and with some of the world’s simplest migration programs, LatAm has become a flag theory hotspot.
Beyond sharing Portugal’s climate, Latin culture, and Atlantic coastline, Uruguay offers a tax holiday similar to NHR, writes Philippe May.
Both countries offer a low-cost path to PR and citizenship in low-tax jurisdictions but also have important differences in conditions.
NTL Trust details the residency programs of Uruguay and Paraguay, two countries that epitomize the concept of a Plan B for turbulent times.
The incoming Uruguayan government’s plans have Argentine Peronists nervous about losing their biggest taxpayers.