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UAE or Georgia in 2026: residence permit, taxes, business and life for relocation

Dmitry Nagy, International Tax Consultant, BRIDGESDmitry NagyInternational Tax Consultant, BRIDGES

Updated: June 202613 min readExpert reviewed

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UAE or Georgia in 2026: residence permit, taxes, business and life for relocation
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The UAE or Georgia is not a debate about which is better, but a fork in the road between two different relocation strategies. The UAE provides scale, zero income tax, a 10-year Golden Visa and global hub status - but it is expensive and comes with very strict banking compliance. Georgia is nearby, cheap, requires almost no paperwork for Russians at the start, provides favorable tax regimes for small businesses and individual entrepreneurs - but this is not zero taxes for everyone and not a status showcase. Let's look at it point by point: residence permit, taxes in Dubai or Georgia, business in the UAE or Georgia, banks, cost of living and access for Russians - and with a table.

Personal income taxUAE - 0%; Georgia - 20% (but individual entrepreneurs in small businesses - 1% of turnover)
Corporate taxUAE - 9% of profits over 375,000 AED; Georgia - 15% only when paying dividends (Estonian model)
Long residence permitUAE - Golden Visa 10 years; Georgia - residence permit from 1 year + visa-free up to 365 days
Access for RussiansUAE - visa-free 90 days; Georgia - visa-free up to 365 days continuously
Cost of living (1 person)Dubai - approximately $3000-4000/month; Tbilisi - approximately $1200/month
Citizenship by InvestmentNot available in either the UAE or Georgia - purchasing a passport is not available in both countries

UAE or Georgia: what is the essence of the choice for relocation

Let’s immediately fix the frame so as not to compare the incomparable. The UAE and Georgia solve the same problem - to give a person a legal base outside the country of origin - but they do it from opposite poles. The UAE is about scale, prestige and zero income tax: a global financial hub where they open headquarters, hold capital and issue a resident visa for 10 years. Georgia is about proximity, speed and cheapness: a country a few hours away in the summer, where a Russian can enter with a regular passport and where you can open an individual entrepreneur in a couple of days.

The fork looks like this:

  • The UAE is chosen for 0% income tax, world class status and infrastructure, Golden Visa, access to capital and Gulf markets.
  • Georgia is chosen for low cost, ease of entry for citizens of the Russian Federation, favorable tax regimes for small businesses and individual entrepreneurs, soft requirements for opening a bank.

Both countries are accessible to Russians legally, and both do NOT sell citizenship. Therefore, the right question is not “which is cooler”, but “which strategy suits your task”: global scale and zero taxes at the cost of high costs - or a quick, cheap and easy start without a status showcase. Next, we analyze each criterion separately.

Dubai or Georgia for life: comparison table

To keep the whole picture before your eyes, let’s collect the key criteria in one table. This is a comparison framework - we will analyze the details for each point in the following sections. All cost of living figures are approximate: they greatly depend on the area, lifestyle and exchange rates.

CriterionUAE (Dubai)Georgia (Tbilisi)
Personal income tax0%20% (individual entrepreneurs in small businesses - 1% of turnover)
Corporate tax9% of profits over 375,000 AED15%, but only with profit distribution (Estonian model)
VAT5%18%
Long residence permitGolden Visa 10 years, Green Visa 5 yearsResidence permit from 1 year, renewable; Permanent residence over time
Visa-free for Russians90 days within 180Up to 365 days continuously
Cost of living, 1 personapproximately $3000-4000/monthapproximately $1200/month
Rent 1 room, centerapproximately $1500/monthapproximately $600-900/month
Starting a businessFree zone/mainland, license, more expensiveIP/LLC in 1-3 days, cheap
Banks for RussiansStrict compliance, not all banks openSimpler, but checks have increased
Citizenship by InvestmentNoNo
Status and imageGlobal premium hubRegional, budget

The main thing is clear: the UAE wins in terms of taxes on individuals and status, Georgia wins in terms of entry price, simplicity and accessibility for Russian citizens. Next we analyze these lines in detail.

Residence permit in the UAE: Golden Visa, Green Visa and resident visa

In the UAE there is no concept of a “residence permit” in the usual sense - there are resident visas of different lengths, which are accompanied by an Emirates ID. The range of routes is wide and tailored for investors, specialists and wealthy people.

  • Golden Visa - 10 years, renewable, self-sponsored. Main prize. Routes: real estate from 2,000,000 AED (about $545,000, including those under construction and mortgaged from an approved bank); investors and entrepreneurs; unique talents, scientists, doctors, athletes; excellent students. The holder himself sponsors a family without an age limit for children, parents and family members.
  • Green Visa - 5 years for qualified specialists, freelancers, investors and partners - without a sponsoring employer.
  • Regular resident visa - 2 years through employment, your own company or the purchase of real estate from AED 750,000.
  • Retirement visa - 5 years for persons 55+ with savings or real estate from 1 million AED or income from 180k AED per year.

We provide a detailed analysis of conditions and thresholds in the material about UAE Golden Visa for 10 years. The bottom line: the UAE provides a long-term and high-status residence permit, but the entry threshold is high - this is a tool for those who invest heavily or have rare qualifications.

Residence permit and visa-free stay in Georgia: a year without papers and a simple transition to residency

Georgia is exactly the opposite - the entry threshold is almost zero, especially for citizens of the Russian Federation. A Russian citizen enters with a regular foreign passport and can stay in the country continuously for up to 365 days without any visa or residence permit. This is a unique norm for the post-Soviet space: a whole year of legal stay simply upon entry.

Then there is a choice:

  • Visaran. At the end of the year, it is enough to leave (for example, to Armenia or Turkey) and return - the counter is reset to zero. Many live like this for years, but this is a gray area without formal status.
  • Temporary residence permit - from 1 year, renewable. Issued through the Civil Registry Agency. Reasons: work, based on your business, for digital nomads, real estate (with a cost threshold), family reunification, study.
  • Permanent residence permit (permanent residence) - after several years of residence under a temporary residence permit.

From January 1, 2026, medical insurance is required to enter - without a policy you may be fined or not allowed in, this is worth taking into account. But in general, Georgia is the cheapest and fastest legal entry for a Russian: you live for a year without any papers at all, and if you wish, you can switch to a residence permit for reasonable money and without large investments. Compare this to the Golden Visa threshold of half a million dollars - the difference in philosophy is obvious.

Taxes Dubai or Georgia: 0% vs. Estonian model

Taxes are where the UAE looks like the clear favorite, but the devil is in the details. Let's analyze both systems .

UAE:

  • Personal income tax - 0%. Salary, dividends, capital gains, inheritance - the individual pays nothing.
  • Corporate tax - 9% for profits over 375,000 AED (from June 2023). In free zones for qualified income - 0%.
  • VAT (VAT) - 5%. For large international groups with a turnover of EUR 750 million or more, a minimum Pillar Two tax of 15% will apply from 2025.

Georgia:

  • Income tax on salary - 20%. This is noticeable, and for an employee, Georgia loses to the UAE in taxes.
  • But it works for business Estonian model: 15% income tax arises only on distribution (payment of dividends). Reinvest profits - 0% rate.
  • Dividends - 5%, VAT - 18%, company property tax - up to 1%.
  • And most importantly - the regime small business for individual entrepreneurs: only 1% of turnover (more on this in a separate section below).

We look at the full picture of the UAE tax system in our guide about taxes in the UAE. The conclusion is : for large capital and hired tops with large salaries, the UAE with its 0% is beyond competition. But for a freelancer or small entrepreneur, Georgian 1% of turnover is often more profitable than 9% of the UAE corporate tax plus the cost of maintaining a free zone.

Expert commentary

“When a client asks “UAE or Georgia,” I first ask for numbers: what income, what type of activity, what citizenship, whether there is a family. Without this, the answer is no - these are two different strategies, not competitors. Georgia is about speed and cheapness: a Russian lives for a year without any paperwork at all, opens an individual entrepreneur in a couple of days and pays 1% of turnover. Ideal for freelancers and small businesses. The UAE is about scale and zero tax on a high income, but with an expensive life and strict banking compliance, for which you need to prepare in advance. I often recommend a combination: start with Georgia, and when business and income grow, add a structure in the UAE. And I always warn you: neither one nor the other country sells citizenship, the Golden Visa is a residence permit, not a passport. The choice is always calculated in terms of money for a specific task, and not by the loudness of the name.”

Dmitry Nad, Tax Consultant, BRIDGES GLOBAL, International Taxation and Compliance

Small business in Georgia: individual entrepreneur status with 1% turnover tax

This is Georgia’s trump card, for which thousands of freelancers and micro-entrepreneurs come here. The “small business” mode allows individual entrepreneurs to pay only 1% from turnover instead of income tax.

How it works in 2026:

  • Rate 1% on turnover with an annual turnover of up to 500,000 GEL (approximately $165,000-180,000).
  • If the limit is exceeded, the bet on the amount above increases to 3%.
  • The status is canceled if the turnover exceeds GEL 500,000 for two years in a row.
  • Registration as a VAT payer is required if transactions subject to VAT exceed GEL 100,000 in any 12 months.
  • From March 2026, small business status begins to apply immediately after the application is approved - it has become faster.

Let's compare visually. A freelancer with a turnover of $80,000 per year in Georgia will pay about $800 in tax (1%). There is no personal tax in the UAE, but to legally operate and obtain a visa, you need a free zone license, annual renewal, rental/flexi desk - this is easily several thousand dollars a year plus compliance. For a small income, the Georgian scheme is often cheaper and simpler. That is why business in the UAE or Georgia is not a question of “where the tax is lower”, but a question of “at what turnover is it more profitable”.

Business in the UAE: free zones, mainland and reputation of the jurisdiction

If the task is not a micro-individual entrepreneur, but a serious company with access to international markets, banks and partners, the UAE provides an infrastructure of a completely different class. Here the company is also a reputational asset.

Formats:

  • Free zone - IFZA, DMCC, Meydan, RAKEZ, SHAMS and dozens of others. 100% foreign ownership, profit repatriation, 0% corporation tax on qualified income, visa for owner and employees. The most popular format for business relocation.
  • Mainland - DED license, with 100% foreign ownership for most types of activities from 2021. Gives the right to work in the domestic market of the UAE and with government orders.
  • Offshore - RAK ICC, JAFZA Offshore - for holding structures, without a visa and office.

How to open a company step by step, with the choice of free zone and license, we discuss in the material about company registration in the UAE. There is one significant minus - the price: licenses, rent, visa quotas, audit and compliance make maintaining a company in the UAE significantly more expensive than a Georgian one. But in return, you get a jurisdiction that is respected by banks and counterparties around the world.

Business in Georgia: individual entrepreneurs and LLCs in a couple of days and cheap maintenance

Georgia focuses on simplicity and speed. You can register an individual entrepreneur or LLC in 1-3 business days, in person or by proxy, with a minimum of bureaucracy and costs. This is one of the reasons why the country consistently ranks at the top of global ease of doing business rankings.

Key formats:

  • Individual entrepreneur with low status - 1% of turnover, ideal for freelancers, consultants, IT specialists, digital nomads.
  • LLC (LLC) - Estonian model: 15% tax only on profit distribution, 0% on reinvestment. Suitable for growing business.
  • International Company and Virtual Zone status - preferential treatment for IT and export-oriented companies with reduced rates.

Maintenance is cheap: there is no requirement for expensive office rental for basic registration, accounting is inexpensive, reporting is simple. The downside is different: a Georgian company does not give the same weight in the eyes of global banks and investors that a structure from the UAE does. For local and regional business, freelancing, and remote work, this does not matter. For entering into large international transactions or raising capital, this may become a limitation. Hence the rule: businesses in the UAE or Georgia are chosen based on the scale of their ambitions, and not on abstract “benefits.”

Banks and compliance: strict UAE versus more accessible Georgia

The banking issue for Russians today is one of the decisive ones, and here countries differ greatly.

UAE. Banks have undergone a serious tightening of compliance. KYC and AML work strictly: they check the source of funds, the origin of capital, and the structure of the business. Not all banks open accounts for Russian citizens, and the process can take weeks and require a resident visa, Emirates ID and convincing justification for the activity. Everything is strictly within the law - there are no and cannot be any schemes to circumvent sanctions. But an open account in a UAE bank is a full-fledged world-class instrument.

Georgia. Historically, Georgian banks have been noticeably more loyal to Russians, and it was easier to open an account - often in one visit. In recent years, inspections have intensified, banks have become more attentive to sources of funds and connections, and refusals do occur. But in general, the threshold is still lower than in the UAE, especially for those who have obtained a residence permit or opened an individual entrepreneur.

Summary for banks:

  • UAE - more difficult to open, higher requirements, but global level and prestige of the account.
  • Georgia - simpler and faster at the start, but without status and with increasing strictness of checks.

If the priority is to quickly get a working account with a minimum of barriers, Georgia is ahead. If you need a world-class bank for large transactions, this is the UAE, but you need to prepare for compliance in advance.

Cost of living: Dubai is expensive, Tbilisi is cheap

The difference in spending between countries is one of the most obvious. All the figures below are indicative and depend on the area and lifestyle, but the order of magnitude speaks for itself.

Expense itemDubai (UAE)Tbilisi (Georgia)
Rent 1 room, centerapproximately $1500/monthapproximately $600-900/month
Rent 3 roomsapproximately $2700/monthapproximately $800-1300/month
Life of 1 person (with rent)approximately $3000-4000/monthapproximately $1200/month
Family of 3approximately $5500-7000/monthapproximately $1800-2200/month

Tbilisi is about 2-3 times cheaper than Dubai, even taking into account the rise in prices in Georgia in recent years. At the same time, it is important to keep the tax credit in mind: in the UAE you do not pay income tax, and if you earn a high salary, the tax savings can partially offset the cost of living. For someone with an income of $200,000+, the zero UAE tax may outweigh the high costs. But for a freelancer or remote worker with an average income, cheap Georgia leaves more real money in their pocket. Cost of living is not an absolute, but a function of your income and tax situation.

Relocation to the UAE or Georgia for Russians: access and legality

We will separately collect everything that concerns citizens of the Russian Federation, because for them both countries are among the most realistic options, but the entry conditions are different.

UAE. Visa-free entry - 90 days within 180 (tourism, regular passport, according to the 2023 agreement). To live and work, you need a resident visa and Emirates ID - through real estate, company, employment or Golden Visa. That is, for a long stay you need to obtain status, and this is associated with costs. How exactly can a Russian citizen legally obtain residency, we discuss in the material about UAE residence permit for Russians.

Georgia. Visa-free entry - up to 365 days continuously using a regular passport. This means that a Russian can legally live in Georgia for a whole year without obtaining a status at all. For further stay - either visaran or temporary residence permit.

Comparison of accessibility for citizens of the Russian Federation:

  • Easy Login: Georgia is beyond competition (a year without papers), the UAE requires a visa for a long life.
  • Start cost: Georgia - minimal, UAE - high.
  • Legality: both countries accept Russians officially, without gray schemes.

If the task is to “land” legally quickly and inexpensively, Georgia is easier. If you need a long-term status base with zero taxes, this is the UAE.

Entry conditions and thresholds: what is needed for each country

Let's put together the practical entry conditions into one table - what exactly is required to legally gain a foothold in each country. This is the final checklist before making a decision.

ParameterUAEGeorgia
Minimum input for long lifeResident visa (through work, company, real estate from 750k AED)Visa-free up to 365 days, then residence permit or visaran
Long residence permitGolden Visa 10 years (real estate from AED 2 million / investment / talent)Temporary residence permit from 1 year (business, real estate, work, digital nomad)
Starting a businessFree zone or mainland, license, visa - from several thousand $ per yearIndividual entrepreneur or LLC in 1-3 days, minimal costs
Tax for microbusinesses0% income + free zone maintenance1% from turnover (small individual entrepreneur status)
Bank accountStrict compliance, visa and Emirates ID requiredEasier, preferably a residence permit or individual entrepreneur
Insurance upon entryRecommendedMandatory from 2026
CitizenshipNot for sale, only by decree/naturalization ~30 yearsNot for sale, naturalization ~10 years

As you can see, the entry thresholds differ by an order of magnitude: Georgia allows entry almost without conditions, the UAE demands status and money. This is the very fork in the road - simplicity and cheapness versus scale and zero taxes. Current requirements for the UAE should always be checked on the official portal UAE government (u.ae).

Expert's opinion: typical mistakes when choosing the UAE or Georgia

Over the years of practice, we see that people are mistaken not in the country, but in the logic of choice. Let's look at the typical pitfalls so that you don't overpay and hit the ceiling.

  • “Zero taxes” as an end in itself. The UAE gives 0% income, but for a small income, free zone and living expenses eat up all the benefits. It is necessary to count the net result, and not the bet on paper.
  • Underestimation of UAE banking compliance. People apply for a visa and a company, and then cannot open an account for weeks. The banking issue needs to be worked out in advance, before registration.
  • Calculation for “UAE citizenship for real estate”. It doesn't exist. Golden Visa is a residence permit, not a passport. If the goal is citizenship, both countries are not suitable.
  • Ignore the turnover limit in Georgia. The 1% regime works up to 500,000 GEL per year. The business is growing - it is necessary to rebuild the structure in time, otherwise the status is lost.
  • The choice is "forever". Often the optimal combination is: start in Georgia, scaling in the UAE. You don't have to choose one country for your whole life.

The main principle: it is not the country that chooses you, but your task that chooses the country. First - income, type of activity and goals, and only then - jurisdiction under them.

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Citizenship: Neither the UAE nor Georgia sells passports

An important fair disclaimer that is often missed in advertising: neither the UAE nor Georgia offer citizenship by investment. You cannot buy a passport in any of these countries.

  • UAE. Citizenship is given only by decree of the authorities to exceptional individuals - outstanding investors, scientists, doctors, talents by nomination - or through a very long naturalization (about 30 years). Golden Visa, no matter what the intermediaries promise, is a residence permit, not a passport. There is no citizenship investment program in the UAE.
  • Georgia. Citizenship is possible by naturalization after a long residence (usually about 10 years) with knowledge of the language, history and passing exams, or by special decision of the president in exceptional cases. There is no “passport for money” program.

Therefore, if your goal is a second passport, both countries are not suitable, and you need to look at the Caribbean or other investment programs. But if the goal is legal residence, tax optimization and a comfortable base for life and business, then the UAE and Georgia are strong, albeit very different, solutions. You should not be fooled by promises of “UAE citizenship for real estate” - this does not exist.

How to choose between the UAE and Georgia: scenarios for the task

Let's put everything together in the form of understandable scenarios - for whom which country.

Choose the UAE if you:

  • You want zero income tax on high income and are prepared for high expenses.
  • Build an international business that needs a reputation for jurisdiction and world-class banks.
  • Value status, premium infrastructure, access to Gulf markets.
  • We are ready to invest from $545,000 in real estate for the sake of a Golden Visa for 10 years.

Choose Georgia if you:

  • Freelancer, remote worker or small entrepreneur - the 1% turnover regime is ideal for you.
  • Do you want to get legalized quickly and cheaply, especially as a citizen of the Russian Federation (a year without papers).
  • Value the low cost of living and proximity to the region.
  • Don't need a status showcase and global banks right now.

Often the optimal solution is a combination: start with cheap and fast Georgia, and as income and business grow, add a structure in the UAE. There is no universal answer to “which is better” - there is your specific situation: income, type of activity, citizenship, family plans and horizon. The right choice between the UAE and Georgia depends on these inputs.

Frequently asked

Questions people ask before deciding

01What is more profitable for relocation - UAE or Georgia?

Depends on your task. The UAE is more profitable if you have a high income and need zero income tax, status and global banks, but it is expensive. Georgia is more profitable for freelancers and small businesses due to the 1% turnover regime, low cost of living and easy entry for Russians. There is no universal answer - the solution is considered for a specific income and type of activity.

02Where are taxes lower - in Dubai or Georgia?

The tax for individuals is lower in the UAE - there is 0% income tax versus 20% in Georgia. But for small businesses, the Georgian individual entrepreneur regime of 1% of turnover is often more profitable than the 9% UAE corporate tax plus the cost of maintaining a free zone. Georgian companies follow the Estonian model: 15% tax only on dividend payments, 0% on reinvestment.

03Is it possible for a Russian to live legally in Georgia without a visa?

Yes. Citizens of the Russian Federation enter with a regular foreign passport and can stay in Georgia continuously for up to 365 days without a visa or residence permit. After a year, you need to either leave and return (visaran), or apply for a temporary residence permit. From 2026, medical insurance is required upon entry.

04How much does it cost to live in Dubai compared to Tbilisi?

Dubai is about 2-3 times more expensive. Approximately, the life of one person in Dubai costs $3000-4000 per month, in Tbilisi - about $1200. Rent of a one-room apartment in the center of Dubai is about $1,500, in Tbilisi - $600-900. The figures are indicative and depend on the area and lifestyle.

05What is the status of small business in Georgia and the 1% rate?

This is a preferential regime for individual entrepreneurs: the tax is only 1% on turnover with an annual turnover of up to 500,000 lari (approximately $165,000-180,000). If the limit is exceeded, the rate on the amount above is 3%. The status is canceled if the turnover exceeds the limit for two years in a row. This is one of the most popular modes for freelancers and digital nomads.

06Which is better for business - UAE or Georgia?

For micro and small businesses, freelancing and remote work, Georgia is easier and cheaper: individual entrepreneur or LLC in 1-3 days and minimal costs. For international business that needs a reputation of a jurisdiction and world-class banks, the UAE with free zones and mainland is better. The choice depends on the scale of ambition, and not on abstract benefits.

07Does the UAE Golden Visa grant citizenship?

No. The Golden Visa is a 10-year resident visa, a residence permit, not a passport. UAE citizenship cannot be purchased - it is given only by decree of the authorities for exceptional individuals or through a very long naturalization process (about 30 years). There is no citizenship investment program in the UAE.

08Is it possible to obtain Georgian citizenship by investment?

No. Georgia does not sell citizenship. It is possible by naturalization after a long residence (usually about 10 years) with knowledge of the language and passing exams, or by special decision of the president in exceptional cases. There is no “passport for money” program in Georgia.

09Where is it easier to open a bank account for a Russian?

In Georgia, it is historically easier and faster, often in one visit, especially if you have a residence permit or individual entrepreneur, although checks have intensified in recent years. In the UAE, compliance is strict: they check the source of funds, you need a resident visa and Emirates ID, not all banks open accounts for Russian citizens. Everything is strictly within the law, without circumventing sanctions.

10How long a residence permit can you get in each country?

In the UAE - Golden Visa for 10 years (real estate from 2 million AED, investments or rare talent) and Green Visa for 5 years. In Georgia - a temporary residence permit from 1 year, renewable on the basis of business, real estate, work or digital nomad status, with the opportunity to switch to a permanent residence permit after several years of residence.

11Do you need insurance to enter Georgia in 2026?

Yes. From January 1, 2026, medical insurance is required when entering Georgia. Without a travel insurance policy, a tourist may not be allowed in or may be fined. Insurance can be checked at the border, so you need to arrange it in advance, before your trip.

12Is it worth combining the UAE and Georgia?

This is often the best strategy. You can start with cheap and fast Georgia - a year without papers, individual entrepreneur at 1% - and as your income and business grow, add a structure in the UAE with its zero tax, status and global banks. It is not necessary to choose one country forever - the solution can be built step by step as it grows.

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How this material was prepared

Author
Dmitry Nagy, international Tax Consultant, BRIDGES
Terms and costs last verified
June 2026
Sources
official government authorities of the relevant country and state publications
Methodology
government minimum requirements are stated separately from due diligence charges, state fees, legal and banking costs

Sources and methodology

Figures, terms and timelines are checked against official sources as of June 2026. Link availability verified in August 2026. Third-party blogs and agent websites are not used as a source of programme terms.

  1. [1]
    Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP)Visas, residence statuses, Emirates IDicp.gov.ae/en
  2. [2]
    Official portal of the UAE GovernmentGolden visa and residence visasu.ae/en/information-and-services/visa-and-emirates-id/residence-visas/golden-visa

Methodology: tables and charts state government minimum investment requirements; due diligence charges, state fees, legal, banking and other costs are calculated separately and are not included in the minimum thresholds.

About the author

Dmitry Nagy, International Tax Consultant, BRIDGES

Author: Dmitry Nagy

International Tax Consultant, BRIDGES

I lead the international tax practice at BRIDGES and work at the intersection of tax residence, cross-border reporting and banking compliance. I assess how citizenship, residence, relocation or a new ownership structure may affect the client's tax obligations, banking profile and capital.

Personal programme selection is conducted by Anna Kovalevskaya, Head of Legal, BRIDGES.

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