Get second residency and pay no tax in these 18 tax-free countries

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7.Anguilla

A British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean’s Lesser Antilles, Anguilla is a small player in the world of offshore trusts and offshore banking. Anguilla also offers retirees who purchase property and provide bank statements as evidence of self-sufficiency to obtain residence permission.
Costa Rica. Costa Rica has long been the second residency of choice for American retirees and investor expats. The requirements have become more stringent in recent years, but anyone with $2,500 in monthly income they bring into Costa Rica can become a resident. Costa Rica isn’t exactly my favorite place, and it is highly bureaucratic, but if you enjoy sandy beaches or tropical jungles, it may be worth considering.

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