Which Country to Move to As a Solopreneur

Set your priorities one question at a time. We rank all 150 countries by how well they match.

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How important is low income tax?

Minimize the personal income tax you pay as a solopreneur.


Where should a solopreneur base a business?

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Structured, plain-language tax and business-environment profiles for 150 territories, so independent founders can compare where to start, run, and eventually exit, without wading through dense tax summaries.

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Country profiles

One structured page per country: income tax, social security, exit tax, VAT, visas, and lifestyle.

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Narrow by tax and setup attributes, then put up to four countries side by side.

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Weight what matters to you and get a ranked shortlist with a % fit score.

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Informational only. Nothing here is tax, legal, or financial advice. Tax rules change often and vary by personal circumstance. Verify every figure against an official source and a qualified adviser before acting. Figures are re-expressed from public sources and cited per country.

About me: Bilal Zouheir

I am from Morocco. I lived in France long enough to become a citizen and start a business there. Then I moved to Germany and was self-employed there as well. Then I moved to the US on an extraordinary ability visa and started a business here too. I am now preparing yet another move with my family.

Questions of mobility for solopreneurs are central to my life and how I organize everything in it. I started this tool to help solopreneurs like me. Below is my very own brown-guy-golden-gate-bridge picture, for your viewing pleasure.

The founder of SoloOutpost standing in front of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco