HOW TO LEAVE YOUR COUNTRY WITH $2000 OR LESS

First, identify your ideal location. While everyone's preferences differ, there are some core things we all want in a location, such as low taxes (preferably 0%), low cost of living, ease of movement (countries with digital nomad/freelancer/long-stay VISA programs), safety, beauty, rich culture, and nice people.

Next, book a one-way ticket to your chosen destination. This will cost you no more than $500-$800.

When you arrive, you can expect to rent an apartment for around $350-800 per month, depending on the location.

To meet the requirements for a temporary stay, you'll need to prove your income level, which ranges from no income to $2000 or at most $4000 per month of remote income with a contract or as a freelancer. Alternatively, you can obtain residency by investment.

Here are the top 10 locations that meet these criteria and how to move there:

1. Montenegro
2. Georgia
3. Andorra
4. Portugal
5. Colombia
6. Mexico
7. Paraguay
8. Croatia
9. Saint Lucia
10. Bali, Indonesia

It's important to keep up to date with the latest immigration policies online to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

However, if you're a US citizen, you're not out of the woods yet because the IRS can still tax you wherever you go, although it may be less than it would be in the US.