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Moving between countries on tourist stays feels like freedom - until a bank closes your account, a country claims you by default, or you can't prove where you actually pay tax. A real tax residence fixes that, without slowing you down.
Confidential review. No obligation to relocate anywhere specific.
Moving fast enough to avoid triggering residency anywhere used to work quietly. It's increasingly the thing that draws attention, not avoids it.
Without a tax residence certificate, banks and EMIs increasingly can't complete their compliance checks - accounts get frozen, limited, or closed, often without much warning.
Under the Common Reporting Standard, if you can't demonstrate a tax residence, your home country or last known address can end up treated as your default - often the least favourable outcome.
Mortgages, financing, and even some rental agreements assume a tax residence exists somewhere. Without one, you're starting from zero every time, in every country.
Tax authorities don't ask where you feel like you live - they ask where you can prove you're resident. Without a certificate, the burden of proof works against you, not for you.
Establishing formal residency doesn't mean giving up mobility. It means having a defensible answer when the question comes up.
Cyprus's 60-day physical presence test is built for people who travel - a defined, trackable minimum, not a requirement to live somewhere full time.
A tax residence certificate ends the compliance guesswork - for the banks holding your money and the counterparties asking where you're based.
PMG Expat Plus pairs your residency with a tiered Cyprus banking membership - a real IBAN and credit history, not another EMI account that can be frozen on review.
We review where you've actually spent time, what income you have, and which countries could currently claim you by default - before recommending anything.
Depending on your travel pattern and income type, we recommend the jurisdiction that fits - not the one that's easiest for us to sell.
The 60-day rule and remote-friendly Dubai formation are both built to fit around continued travel, not replace it.
PMG Expat Plus gives you a real account tied to your new residency - one that travels with you instead of being reviewed every time you cross a border.
A tiered Cyprus banking membership for people the EMI world wasn't built for - real accounts, credit history, and stability that a nomadic life doesn't usually get.
Not necessarily - it means paying tax predictably, on terms you've chosen, in a jurisdiction with favourable rules for your situation, rather than risking a less favourable country claiming you by default.
In Cyprus, yes - the 60-day rule is specifically designed for people who don't meet the standard 183-day test, provided you also maintain a permanent home and other qualifying ties.
No - establishing tax residency doesn't restrict your movement. It gives you a defensible base to operate from while you continue travelling as you already do.
That's a common starting point for clients in this position. We can usually help you re-establish proper banking once a formal tax residence is in place.
A single confidential call covers your current exposure, the right jurisdiction, and what establishing residency would actually involve.
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