Bank secrecy is mostly gone. The real dividing line between jurisdictions today is whether an account can be frozen by an official’s signature or only by a judge’s ruling.
The Electoral Court drafted the reform to the 1928 law itself; applicants now wait up to a year just to begin the procedure.
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.
