Full time geomaxxers: Do you still have your official primary residence in Europe/US?

[explorer7878]

If you became a nomad you have no actual residence. But do you have some official primary residence so you can, for example, open an European bank account, receive documents from your government and so on.

 

[Moravsk]

I wouldn't, as you'd still have to pay taxes there and (depending on the country) compulsory insurance and BS like the UK TV license, without getting any of the "benefits."
If you need an address for something in your country, use that of a friend or family member.

 

[AlexBrown84]

I wouldn't, as you'd still have to pay taxes there and (depending on the country) compulsory insurance and BS like the UK TV license, without getting any of the "benefits."
If you need an address for something in your country, use that of a friend or family member.

You don’t have to pay taxes actually

It’s 2025, you can kinda just do things nowadays

It’s a new paradigm, which is really to say a return to the oldest paradigm

 

[FoidGrabber]

Paying tax is for peasants and retards