For digital nomads making between $60k-$500k/year
You work online.
You travel.
You earn from your laptop.
You’ve figured out the income side of being a digital nomad.
But every year, you’re handing over thousands, sometimes even tens of thousands, to a tax system in a country you barely live in anymore.
You’re not doing anything wrong.
You just haven’t set up the right tax & financial structure yet.
If you’re reading this, you probably want to:
So how do you actually do this? Where do you start and how do you choose where to go? The secret is The Personalized 0% Tax Blueprint. Now, I know this sounds crazy. Can you actually get 0% tax on your income? And can you do it legally? You can, and I am here to show you exactly how to do it.
I became obsessed with finance & tax optimization.
Now, I have a personalized tax setup in Paraguay and I pay $0 in taxes.
I’m here to help you do the same and guide you through the entire process.
Most people who Google “how to pay less tax as a digital nomad” get the same generic advice.
Paraguay.Dubai.Move here.Set up an LLC.Done.
But getting a new residency is the easy part. Leaving your old one is where people get caught.
If your ties are still there, Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Spain and 100 other countries can keep treating you as a tax resident long after you’ve left.
The issue is that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The right structure depends on your nationality, income, lifestyle, where you spend time, and what you want your life to look like.
We set you up with a new tax residency in a country that taxes your foreign income at 0%, with no requirement to live there full time.
The wrong setup costs you time, money and stress.
The one we will set you up with can save you $15,000 to $200,000 every single year.
Legally and on paper.
This is what we help you build.
Before we get into details, an example:
Benjamin is a Swedish entrepreneur earning $100,000 a year traveling through Asia.
He loves his life. He’s been doing it for two years.
He was also paying $50,000 a year in Swedish taxes on income he earned from a beach in Thailand.
Not because he had to.
Because nobody had sat down with him and mapped out his actual situation.
In one call, we figured out the best setup for him.
Territorial tax system.
0% on foreign income.
No minimum days required in the country.
Clean, legal, and documented.
That setup saves him $50,000 a year.
That’s what The Personalized Tax Blueprint does.
Right now I am working with a small number of people personally to go through this process together, and I’d love for you to be one of them.
If your situation is right, here’s exactly how we will build your structure together.
Book your free discovery callIf you’re still reading, here’s exactly how we’ll build your structure together.
Phase 1
We map your income, nationality, lifestyle and goals. I confirm you’re eligible, calculate exactly how much you will save, and put your Blueprint in writing: country, structure and timeline.
→ Complete clarity on your structure and your savings.
Phase 2
My local team on the ground prepares your file. You fly out, we go with you to every appointment, and your residency application is filed within 30 days of your documents being ready. If your Blueprint calls for a US LLC, we set it up at the same time. You have one point of contact: me.
→ Your move to 0% has started.
Phase 3
Once your new residency is approved, we formally exit your home country’s tax system, in the right order. This is the step most people skip. Not here.
→ Only one country can claim you, and you have the paperwork to prove it.
Phase 4
Your local tax ID and tax residency certificate are in place. You get your Personal Compliance Calendar and a plain-language summary of your full setup. Your first year of local tax filings is handled.
→ Your structure is documented, and you know exactly how to keep it that way.
Not included: flights, accommodation during your trip, and documents from your home country (birth certificate, criminal record, apostilles).
Total: it depends on the country you move to. Your Blueprint gives you the exact timeline in week 1.
Week 1
Your Personalized Blueprint
Weeks 1 to 4
You collect your home-country documents. We tell you exactly what to get and where.
Within 30 days of your documents being ready
You fly out. We go with you to every appointment, and your residency application is filed while you’re there.
After filing
Your residency is approved. Depending on the country, you may come back for a short trip to collect your ID card.
Next
Local tax ID and tax residency certificate
Once your residency is approved
Home-country exit done. Your final tax return at home follows in the next tax season.
Once your home-country documents are ready, your residency application is filed within 30 days. If it isn’t, you get every dollar back.
We check your eligibility on the free discovery call, before you pay anything. If I find a reason you’re not eligible after you’ve paid, you get a full refund.
If your residency and tax residency certificate aren’t in place within 12 months, I keep working with you at no extra cost until they are. This covers my team’s work, not government decisions or delays in documents you provide.
Gaia S., 27, Nomad Entrepreneur
“Lena’s video is such a clear and practical guide for any digital nomad trying to navigate taxes and residency options. She breaks down complex topics and compares countries like Portugal, Cyprus, Dubai, and Georgia in a way that’s genuinely easy to understand. You can tell she’s done her research, but it never feels overwhelming.
I was honestly feeling quite overwhelmed trying to figure out where it would make the most sense to set up, and her video gave me so much clarity. Instead of feeling more confused, I came away with a much better understanding of my options and a clear direction on what to look into next.
It’s reassuring, informative, and incredibly valuable, I’d highly recommend it to anyone considering living or working abroad.”
Andrea, 28
“Lena was so lovely, she talked me through her experiences as a digital nomad in today’s workspace.
Everything from how to get the job, how remote sales works to what a normal week looks like.
Great insights for someone who is exploring work options while going traveling!!”
Yes. You’re changing where you’re tax resident, not hiding income. Every step is documented, and the legal work is done by licensed professionals.
It’s custom, based on your situation. On the free discovery call you find out if you qualify, how much you could be saving, and what working together would cost.
The one that fits you. Not the one everyone else is moving to. Your nationality, income, lifestyle and where you spend your time decide it, and that’s exactly what we map out in Phase 1 of your Personalized 0% Tax Blueprint: your country, your structure and your timeline, in writing. On the free discovery call, we check if you qualify and if this is the right fit for you.
No. There’s no requirement to live there full time. How much time you need to spend there depends on the country, and your Blueprint spells it out.
Yes. Just don’t plan on spending 6+ months a year in one country. You’d likely become a tax resident there.
Once your new residency is approved, we formally exit your home country’s tax system, in the right order.
Not always. If you invoice clients, a US LLC is often the cleanest option in this setup. Your Blueprint decides.
It depends on the country. Usually documents like your birth certificate and a criminal record certificate from your home country, apostilled. We tell you exactly what to get and where.
It depends on the country and how fast your home-country documents are ready. Your Blueprint gives you the exact timeline.
No. Someone from my local team goes with you to every government appointment, and sworn translations are included.
Getting a new residency is the easy part. We also map out the right structure for you and handle the clean exit from your home country, which is the step most people skip.
Probably not. The US taxes its citizens wherever they live, so changing your tax residency alone won’t get you to 0%.
It depends on the country. In many setups your first residency is temporary, and permanent residency later requires things like proof of income. Your Personal Compliance Calendar tells you exactly what to keep in place.
In most of Europe the tax year runs from January to December. If you want 2027 to be your first year out, now is the time to start.
If you are earning at least $60,000 a year online and paying more in taxes than you need to, this is the most important call you will take this year.
