Your five flags
One country per flag, from your profile. This is what Flag Theory actually proposes — not one country that is best at everything, but each decision taken where it works best.
One country per flag, from your profile. This is what Flag Theory actually proposes — not one country that is best at everything, but each decision taken where it works best.
Your passport:Brazil
Passport
Where you hold citizenship. Determines where you travel visa-free and which state you owe allegiance to.
Route in: D-8 Corporate Investment
1 better-scoring countries were skipped: no route in for your passport.
Tax residency
Where you are resident for tax purposes. Usually the flag with the biggest financial impact.
Route in: ONE Pass
6 better-scoring countries were skipped: no route in for your passport.
Business
Where your company is incorporated and your income originates.
Requires no move — you can incorporate or hold assets here without living here.
Assets
Where your assets and accounts are held. Stability, rule of law and a currency that holds its value weigh most.
Requires no move — you can incorporate or hold assets here without living here.
Lifestyle
Where you actually spend your time and your money.
Route in: ONE Pass
Five different jurisdictions is the maximum case, not a recommendation. Most people are better served by moving one or two flags and leaving the rest alone — complexity has a cost in paperwork, fees and attention, and it is paid every year. This is a starting point for research, not tax, legal or immigration advice.