Tax Intelligence for Nomads and Expats
A curated comparison of tax systems across 33 key expat destinations — covering territorial, remittance and worldwide tax regimes.
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Tax systems explained
- 🟢Territorial / Zero — you're generally only taxed on income earned inside the country. Foreign remote income often untaxed.
- 🟡Remittance — taxed only on money you bring into the country.
- 🔴Worldwide — taxed on all global income regardless of where earned. Common in US, Australia, UK.
33 countries shown.
Singapore
Territorial- Tax-free
- $15k
- Residency
- 183 days
- Cap gains
- No
- Regime
- None
United Arab Emirates
Zero- Tax-free
- Unlimited
- Residency
- 183 days
- Cap gains
- No
- Regime
- None
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Start Free TrialThailand* — remittance rules changed January 2024. Foreign-source income brought into Thailand by tax residents is now taxable.