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Read the country-specific planning guides.
Browse 44 source-linked guides covering common U.S. international corridors, move preparation, accounts, pensions, tax coordination, and estate questions.
North America
United States
Citizenship-based taxation, federal and state residence, account access, retirement plans, and estate-tax exposure often intersect.
Open guide North AmericaCanada
Departure and arrival dates, investment accounts, retirement plans, property, and treaty positions drive the planning sequence.
Open guideEurope
Netherlands
Residence, the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty, pensions, investment classification, and U.S. reporting require coordinated review.
Open guide EuropeGermany
Tax residence, brokerage access, pensions, insurance wrappers, inheritance rules, and U.S. reporting can affect the same plan.
Open guide EuropeFrance
Residence, investment wrappers, pensions, wealth and succession questions call for advice that connects both legal systems.
Open guide EuropeUnited Kingdom
Residence, remittance history, pensions, trusts, ISAs, property, and succession can affect both countries.
Open guide EuropeSwitzerland
Cantonal residence, pensions, custody, insurance, property, and inheritance issues can vary materially by location.
Open guide EuropeSpain
Residence, foreign-asset reporting, pensions, property, and regional succession rules are central planning themes.
Open guide EuropePortugal
Residence, changing incentive regimes, pensions, property, and investment treatment require current-year verification.
Open guide EuropeItaly
Residence, foreign assets, pensions, property, succession, and special regimes should be reviewed against current local rules.
Open guide EuropeAustria
Treaty coordination, investment funds, health insurance, pensions, and civil-law succession deserve a two-country review.
Open guide EuropeIreland
Residence and domicile, PAYE, pensions, local funds, property, and inheritance questions should be mapped together.
Open guideNordics
Sweden
Residence, investment accounts, pensions, social insurance, and estate documents should be reviewed before and after a move.
Open guide NordicsNorway
Residence, wealth taxation, pensions, share accounts, and departure timing can create multi-year planning questions.
Open guide NordicsFinland
Residence, pensions, investment accounts, social benefits, and treaty coordination shape planning for mobile households.
Open guide NordicsDenmark
Residence, pensions, securities taxation, social benefits, and departure planning merit coordinated local and U.S. review.
Open guideLatin America
Mexico
Residence, U.S.-source income, property ownership, entity interests, pensions, and estate documents need coordinated review.
Open guide Latin AmericaBrazil
Residence, departure filings, investment reporting, pensions, companies, and currency movement shape planning.
Open guide Latin AmericaArgentina
Residence, assets, currency controls, investments, property, and family succession call for current local guidance.
Open guideAsia-Pacific
Australia
Residence, superannuation, investment accounts, property, trusts, and U.S. reporting frequently overlap.
Open guide Asia-PacificNew Zealand
Transitional residence, foreign investment fund rules, KiwiSaver, property, and U.S. tax reporting require careful timing.
Open guide Asia-PacificSingapore
Tax residence, foreign income, investment products, CPF eligibility, housing, and work-pass planning intersect.
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