wafhxvzm if you want to be a long-term resident in the foreign country of your choice rather than nomading around and still pay low taxes that dramatically limits your options.
You can basically choose:
โข Fully income tax-free countries
โข Countries with taxes where you can work remotely and not be taxed due to your visa status
Here's some income tax free countries:
โข Anguilla zero-tax.
โข Antigua & Barbuda zero-tax.
โข Bahamas zero-tax.
โข Bahrain zero-tax.
โข Bermuda zero-tax.
โข British Virgin Islands There is a zero-rated income tax regime for all BVI individuals and domiciled unincorporated entities.
โข Brunei Darussalam Although the Income Tax Act provides for the taxation of income derived by individuals, such income is exempt from tax under the second schedule of the act.
โข Cayman Islands zero-tax.
โข Kuwait There is no personal income tax (employment tax) in Kuwait.
โข Oman zero-tax.
โข Qatar Qatar does not impose personal income taxation; only income from a business in Qatar is taxable.
โข Saudi Arabia There is no personal income tax (employment tax) in Saudi Arabia; however, nonresidents conducting business in the Kingdom or deriving income from a PE in Saudi Arabia are taxed as described above under โCorporate
taxation.โ
โข St. Kitts & Nevis zero-tax.
โข United Arab Emirates zero-tax.
Mostly Caribbean islands and countries in the middle east.
On the flip-side, there are countries where you can live long term that do tax normal residents but wouldn't tax your remote work. Usually the theme here is that your visa should _not_ come with work authorization
(e.g. the country's tax authority has no reason to look into / come after you).
Some examples of those are:
โข Thailand Elite Visa
โข Malaysia MM2H
โข Mexico's Temporary Resident Visa without work authorization
โข Philippines extending a tourist visa indefinitely
In practice there are a lot more countries where you can get repeated back-to-back-to-back tourist visas and essentially live there year round whereby the country's tax collectors won't come after you. Usually these are developing countries where many of the regular citizens also don't bother paying taxes