Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle

I'm getting a lot of questions about banking as a digital nomad, particularly with Paraguay residency I did a video a while back on this exact topic, going in depth over: • Exactly where I keep my money as a Paraguay resident (and the one type of account I’d never leave more than spending money in) • How I split my accounts so that one frozen card or blocked login never leaves me stranded abroad • What Paraguay residency actually changes about your banking, and what it doesn’t (most people get this backwards) • The “boring” account setup I’ve used for years across 60+ countries, and why I stopped chasing the newest fintech app • Which accounts I use for income, which for spending, and which for savings (and why I never mix the three) • The question banks ask that trips up most nomads, and how to answer it without lying or getting your application rejected • Why opening a local Paraguayan account is easier than you’ve been told, and when it’s worth bothering • The mistake that gets nomads’ accounts closed without warning (it has nothing to do with how much money you move) • What I’d set up first if I were starting from zero today with a fresh residency card It was one of my first videos, so the cover is pretty bad; but the info is still very solid youtu.be/R33FBzc-lZ8

Remember a few weeks ago when there was a famous robbery at gun point in Asuncion? They've gotten the guy. Again, VERY surprised about the police being effective here. If this was Spain, he would be free to do it again and again Btw he's Venezuelan. Make of that what you will

Bukele is the rightful heir of the Spanish 🇪🇸 Empire He has the blood AND spirit of Conquistadors like Cortés and Pizarro I hope he succeeds and El Salvador can serve as an example of what’s possible with a great leader

This is my yearly setup with Paraguay 🇵🇾 tax residency: About 6 months in Paraguay 🇵🇾 (because I like it and my life and business are here) 3 months in Spain 🇪🇸 (to see family and friends, and enjoy my beautiful country) 3 months traveling. Last year, mostly Argentina 🇦🇷 and Brazil 🇧🇷. Next year, South Korea 🇰🇷 and Japan 🇯🇵 That’s the cool thing: with remote income + flexible tax residency, you’re as free as you can be

I've spent years telling you to work online And now I think the laptop could be the most dangerous place to make a living for the next 5 years Here's what I did about it this year 🧵