Nomad Capitalist

I have yet to purchase anything from Nomad Capitalist yet (still in the nascent part of my business), but the podcast is a must-listen, and the blog is a fascinating read. There is nobody else out there doing what these guys are doing at the level they're doing it, and it's a breath of fresh air in what was before nothing but a sea of shady websites with bad English and zero live help. You want somebody who has been everywhere and made all of the mistakes, and you won't find any other resource out there like this one, not even close.

There are a few critiques from a free user, but nothing major. Finding older articles or articles about a topic you're interested in is not easy on the site due to having no search function. I have a wordpress site too, this can be a very easy fix. Also, for people not interested in residing outside of their home country, nobody for example ever seems to mention how to move money from one bank to another while staying off of the radar, or if you're stuck with having most of your revenue in your offshore bank(s). I'm sure a lot of people would like to know this, but I haven't seen it covered. Could possibly be in the paid package. Andrew has said on the podcast "There are a lot of you who just want to open up a trading account (for example) elsewhere and stay in the US. Well, let's talk about that on a future podcast then! Obviously there is interest. I'd wager to say a large portion of your listeners have businesses that are agile to where they don't have or need on-the-ground employees, but is still interested in tax relief and asset protection from going offshore, but are still okay with the trade-off of staying where they are because they enjoy it or for family reasons, or what have you. It does get covered here and there, but a few more how-to's or podcasts dedicated to those types would be welcome.

Anyway, these guys are light years ahead of anything else out there, and you can tell that most of the boos, as usual, are coming form the cheap seats. You know what's way more expensive than any of their products? Doing it wrong. Nomad Capitalist might be a go-between, but a good facilitator is more than worth their weight. I'm looking forward to working with them someday.

Hi there,

I don't want to make this personal at all.
I was just looking for an attractive title because I really thought that reading this
Article could help you to find a solution to what you would like to accomplish.

I recently discovered a relatively young guy online who decided to take his future in his own hands and become an entrepreneur. And a good one.

Anyone who wants to grow as an individual, personally and professionally, would benefit and learn a lot from the videos of The Nomad Capitalist.

In those videos Andrew Henderson explains how things can be done in a somewhat different but legal way.

You would learn about second passports, finding interesting properties abroad, other opportunities or how you could get into business as well and become a successful entrepreneur.

I recommend watching his videos and do check his website where you will find much more information.

Mr. Henderson aka The Nomad Capitalist and his team can also help you with a strategy and setting up a plan that best serves your interests.
I don't want or intend to make you too excited but this collaboration could be life changing.

The great news is also that, even if a nomad life is not something for you, you can get interesting information and insights from the Nomad Capitalist wisdom and experiences.

I disagree with his views on America but I forgive him for having a little bit of bias. The U.S. is definitely not perfect but still the land of opportunity, one that continues to inspire many people all over the world.

That doesn't mean that there are no other countries with great opportunities.
To find out about those I really direct you toward The Nomad Capitalist.
You can also order Andrew Henderson's book on Amazon. You can guess the title; 'The Nomad Capitalist'.

I wish you all the best of luck, a bright, happy, fulfilled and profitable future.

Greetings from a place with one of the highest taxes in the world. Not worth to mention which one. Stay away here.
Go to www.nomadcapitalist.com

A freedom friend,
Preben

I've known Andrew for years. I've dealt with him in various business endeavors and every experience was blue chip all the way. Andrew Henderson and NomadCapitalist.com simply have no competition.

When I found myself interested in the areas of second passports, and "going where you're treated best" there was only one person I considered seeking advice from.

Because I seek results, I sought the team which gets results. There's only one.

Thankfully, in the past few years Andrew has worked tirelessly to assemble the Dream Team of advisors and experts. He makes these minds available to those who work with him.

People who want the best, and plan to execute - come to Andrew and his trusted team at NomadCapitalist.com and apply for their assistance.

I've noticed those who attend events, and buy courses tend to stop there. So these people are sometimes bewildered by Andrew's process to inspire action and foster achievement. Those who are content with wasting their own time, often seek to waste the time of experts.

Andrew doesn't stand for that. He holds his clients to the same standards he holds himself to. They are high.

Those of us who know better understand why he's set up Nomad Capitalist this way.

Put simply - IT WORKS. Andrew and his team help you get results.

People who want results and crave the end result appreciate this and keep coming back for the best in the business - Andrew Henderson "The Nomad Capitalist" and his brilliant team.

Those who search for excuses will find them.

If I want to learn to drive a race car, I'm contacting Mario Andretti's team.
If I want to learn to motivate people to achieve success, I'm contacting Tony Robbins and his team.

If you want to learn to "go where you're treated best" legally, there is only ONE person to contact and that is Andrew Henderson and his team at NomadCapitalist.com

Getting advice from anyone else is reckless and possibly dangerous.

I am an Australian, in my mid 60's, and I have been offshore for decades, currently on my 15th passport so as you can imagine I am very well travelled. For much of this time I have been successfully building a mining services company, and are now located in 6 different countries with over 200 employees. Corporately our policy has been to always provide and promote our world class service on the basis of value for money, and never on a competitive direct cost basis, and that policy has been key to our success. I always knew that our corporate structure was not optimal and that as a result I was paying too much in personal taxes, but it was difficult to find any person or group that had a Global view and who could provide sound global advice and support. I went looking for help many times, but did not find anyone or group that convinced me that they could help me globally. Cost of service was not really a consideration for me, as I was looking for value, looking for someone or some group who had the answers or could get the answers to help optimize my taxes. We tried KPMG and we did spend 6 figures with them and they were knowledgeable on accounting in their own region, but globally they could not advise or help on the full package that I needed, which had to include residency, extra passport, banking, etc.

I had looked at Nomad a few times and the broad knowledge that Andrew and his team posses eventually convinced me to hire their services, and I am so glad that I did. I would not say that Nomad are cheap, but I was were not looking for cheap, I was looking for a group who could perform. Following their advice I moved residency, did a broad global corporate restructure, changed accountants, a couple of new companies and a few new bank accounts, and as a result we significantly reduced my tax exposure across all jurisdictions, ultimately reducing my annual tax bill by a 7 figure sum. Additionally, as icing on the cake, the international accounting group that Nomad recommended, reviewed the last 3 years of tax returns and filed an amended return which recouped me a 7 figure refund check. Nice :).

My case was a difficult one, and we had to work through many issues over quite a few months and during that entire process I found all of the Nomad team to be friendly, timely, responsive, helpful, persistent and always in good communication. I now have Nomad hired on an annual retainer, to make sure we stay on the right path.

Very Highly Recommended!

I contacted Nomad Capitalist because I'd been searching for several years for the best country to relocate to, and to relocate my company to. After visiting several promising countries in person and checking out their real estate markets, business environment, etc., I was overwhelmed and I still hadn't been able to cut through the thicket of tax and legal implications and make a move.

Even though I'd been spinning my wheels for ages, to my relief and amazement, Andrew was able to put together an action plan almost immediately (in just one week) that solved all my relocation problems. He said that as long as I didn't drag my feet, and took all the steps I needed to take (flying to different countries to open bank accounts, purchase real estate, register companies, etc.) in a timely manner, everything would be done in under a year. Ultimately it took just nine months. In retrospect it all looks rather simple, but if I'm honest with myself, I know I wouldn't have been able to do it without Andrew.

It reminds me of the joke about the homeowner whose heating system has broken down. He calls an old master repairman, who peers around the pipes in the boiler room for a couple of minutes with his hands behind his back, then takes a tiny silver hammer out of his pocket, taps a ventilator shaft once, and the whole system comes back to life. He says the cost is $300. The owner's upset at the high charge for such a short call and asks for an itemized bill. The repairman writes down: Tapping with hammer: $1. Knowing where to tap: $299. Andrew's spent years traveling from country to country and building up contacts in essentially every place you might want to set up, and you have to respect that. He has a kind of experience-based knowledge that probably nobody else--or certainly very few people--have.

I've read some negative reviews on this site, but I'm not sure they're from actual customers. No doubt Andrew's not for everyone, because he's expensive and the average person is not going to be able to afford him. I naturally can't promise you'll have the same positive experience I did. And I'm sure some people have the legal and banking connections that I didn't, and can manage to do everything on their own. But if your situation is a bit complicated, such as having customers in different countries with different taxation systems, or being in an international marriage where you and your spouse have different passports, or whatever it is--if the lawyers or people you're dealing with now don't have a broad enough perspective to figure it out, and you're stuck, contact Andrew. He just might be able to do for you what he did for me. Five stars.

I cant say enough positive things about the genuine, brilliant, and innovative people I met at the Mastermind. Attending was some of the best money and time Ive EVER spent. I made several great contacts and friends, while also coming away with a great action plan for me and my own teams and projects over the next couple years.

In our small group, there was a wide range of perspectives, experience, and to my surprise - age. Everyone shared their insights and experiences very generously in the official sessions and the networking sessions, and over meals and exploring town.

Admittedly I had been very nervous before attending. And even though Andrew has NEVER disappointed, this felt like the final, true test for me to actually meet folks in person for the first time. I still was worried about what sort of people Id meet, and whether or not my continued investment of money (and more importantly time) with NC would end up leading me where I wanted to go. Would this group of people be the right fit for me? After all, Andrew and his team just seemed too good to be true. And yet again, Andrew and his team delivered, and all my concerns have been laid to rest!

As I mentioned, I walked away with a great action plan. Ive been speaking since with my business partners, and we have clearer focus on where wed like to expand; investment and business development opportunities wed like to pursue; and which passports make the most sense for us. Andrew is excellent at not just providing a one-size-fits-all solution. Over the course of all the presentations and Q&As, I was able to work out a plan specific to me and my interests. They gave me a lot to work with on my own, and I could proceed without them. But why would I? Theyre experts at what they do, with impeccable attention to detail, and the weekend showed that. Im very much looking forward to hiring Nomad Capitalist to assemble the specific plan and execution.

As an experience, the weekend itself was amazing the highlight of me and my girlfriends month in Asia. Andrew and his team were excellent hosts, and Im also incredibly grateful as to how welcoming and accommodating they were of my girlfriend, who didnt attend sessions with us, but was invited to join us on several occasions for meals and sightseeing. The Majestic Hotel is an experience not to be missed, and the restaurants Andrew brought us to were spot on, as well as the Sky Bar experience on the top floor of Petronas 3. I even found an AWESOME tailor and got a couple suits custom made in Bangkok due to the recommendation of one of the attendees. Thanks Reid! Cant wait to start sending the rest of my team to Sony for their suits too!

Looking forward to the next event, and very appreciative to have found Nomad Capitalist!