Global Expat

By: Mohamed Aboshanab
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  • Welcome to Global Expat podcast, hosted by Mohamed Aboshanab, also known as Mo. In this podcast, we explore the world of global expats,. Mo shares his personal experiences as a global expat and digital nomad, traveling the world and working remotely, and offers insights on how to become a global expat, work remotely, and build a location-independent lifestyle. Mo also invites experts from various fields, such as travel, entrepreneurship and technology, to share their knowledge and experiences with the audience
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  • 025 What Happens After I Sue the Government for My Immigration Delay

    025 What Happens After I Sue the Government for My Immigration Delay
    Oct 10 2024
    025 What Happens After I Sue the Government for My Immigration Delay Global Expat 📹 Book a video call by the minute using https://app.minnect.com/expert/MohamedAboshanab💬 Book a consultation: https://Cal.com/globalexpat 📥 Join my Special Mailing list https://globalexpat.substack.com👥 Join our community on Locals https://globalexpat.locals.com/💻 Join membership: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/globalexpat 🌐 Website: https://Global-Expat.com📱 Join my community on Telegram: https://t.me/GlobalExpat 👥 Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/globalexpatofficial 📲 Join my WhatsApp group: https://nas.io/Global-Expat At Global Expat, we're dedicated to spreading the truth about immigration in the U.S. 🇺🇸. Our mission is to help individuals unite with their families and pursue the American dream 🏡. Navigating the immigration system can be a daunting experience, especially when delays hold back your future. So, what happens after you decide to sue the government for your immigration delay? Let’s break it down! When you sue the U.S. government for an immigration delay, it’s called a Mandamus Lawsuit. This legal action asks the court to compel the government agency to act on your pending immigration case. Here's what typically happens: Filing the Lawsuit 📄: The first step is filing the lawsuit in federal court. You'll need a lawyer with expertise in immigration and federal litigation, like the skilled team at Global Expat and our partner, American Dream Law Firm. The Government’s Response 📨: Once the lawsuit is filed, the U.S. government has a limited time to respond. This forces agencies like USCIS to explain why they have delayed your case or take action. Case Resolution ⚖️: In most cases, the government tries to settle before it gets to court. That means they could make a decision on your case before a judge ever has to get involved. People choose to sue the government when they feel their immigration cases are unjustly delayed. Filing a lawsuit can speed things up and give immigrants a chance to move forward with their lives. It’s about standing up for your rights! 💪 We believe in fighting for immigrants because we know that reuniting families and helping people pursue better futures is the right thing to do 🌟. And we're not stopping anytime soon! 🚀 To offer more insights into the process, we interviewed Ahmad Yakzan, U.S. Attorney and CEO of American Dream Law Firm in Miami. Q: Why do you think suing the government is an effective tool for immigration cases? Ahmad Yakzan: "Suing the government for delays is one of the most powerful tools an immigrant can use. In my experience, these lawsuits usually result in faster decisions. It puts pressure on the system to act. The government can’t ignore your case forever once you sue." Q: What are the risks involved? Ahmad Yakzan: "There are very few risks. The main one is that the government could deny the case after the lawsuit. However, this is rare. Most of the time, filing the lawsuit pushes them to decide, and more often than not, it’s positive." Q: What advice do you have for someone considering suing the government? Ahmad Yakzan: "My advice is to be patient but proactive. If your case has been pending for too long, it’s worth consulting an immigration attorney to see if a lawsuit is your best option. It’s a game-changer for many." At Global Expat, we are passionate about helping immigrants succeed and live the life they deserve in the U.S. We fight for what's right, and we won’t stop until we see families reunited and futures brightened 🫶. If you're experiencing immigration delays, don't hesitate to reach out. You deserve timely answers! Together with partners like Ahmad Yakzan and his team at the American Dream Law Firm, we’re committed to helping you navigate the U.S. immigration system. 🔍 Need help with your immigration case? Contact us today!
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    27 mins
  • 024 Explore New Citizenship by Investment Programs in the Solomon Islands and Ghana with Global Expat 🇸🇧🇬🇭

    024 Explore New Citizenship by Investment Programs in the Solomon Islands and Ghana with Global Expat 🇸🇧🇬🇭
    Sep 21 2024
    024 🌍 Explore New Citizenship by Investment Programs in the Solomon Islands and Ghana with Global Expat 🇸🇧🇬🇭 Global Expat 📹 Book a video call by the minute using https://app.minnect.com/expert/MohamedAboshanab💬 Book a consultation: https://Cal.com/globalexpat 📥 Join my Special Mailing list https://globalexpat.substack.com👥 Join our community on Locals https://globalexpat.locals.com/💻 Join membership: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/globalexpat 🌐 Website: https://Global-Expat.com📱 Join my community on Telegram: https://t.me/GlobalExpat 👥 Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/globalexpatofficial 📲 Join my WhatsApp group: https://nas.io/Global-Expat In the ever-evolving world of Citizenship by Investment (CBI), new opportunities rarely come by. However, two new programs are catching the eye of global citizens—one from the Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 and the other from Ghana 🇬🇭. These programs could be among the most affordable options available, and Global Expat is here to guide you through every step of the process. Let’s dive into the details of these exciting new opportunities and how you can make the most of them. Solomon Islands: A South Pacific Gem 🌊 Located in the heart of the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 are renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural history, and now, their emerging CBI program. This program is set to offer global citizens an incredible chance to obtain a second passport with substantial travel benefits. Why Choose the Solomon Islands? 🌴 The Solomon Islands’ CBI program offers visa-free travel to over 100 countries 🌍, including Europe’s Schengen Zone 🇪🇺, the United Kingdom 🇬🇧, and several nations across Southeast Asia 🌏. Additionally, holders of a Solomon Islands passport can enjoy visa-free access to Canada 🇨🇦 through the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) program, although this may be subject to change as Canada frequently reviews its policies regarding CBI programs. However, it’s important to note that the Solomon Islands passport does not provide access to certain regions, such as Latin America and Russia 🇷🇺. Despite these limitations, the program offers a compelling option for those seeking strong travel advantages in Europe and Southeast Asia. How Does the Process Work? 🛂 The Solomon Islands CBI program is straightforward, but like any legal process, it requires careful navigation. Here’s a breakdown of the steps involved: 1. Initial Consultation: Contact Global Expat for a personalized consultation to understand your eligibility and the specific requirements of the program. Our experts will assess your needs and guide you through the best options. #GlobalExpat #CitizenshipConsultation 2. Application Preparation: Once you’ve decided to move forward, Global Expat will assist you in gathering the necessary documentation, including proof of identity, financial records, and background checks. #ApplicationProcess #GlobalCitizenship 3. Submission and Processing: After compiling your application, it will be submitted to the relevant authorities in the Solomon Islands. The processing time may vary, but Global Expat will ensure that your application is handled efficiently. #CBIProcess #SolomonIslands 4. Approval and Investment: Upon approval, you’ll be required to make the necessary investment as specified by the program. This could include real estate, government bonds, or a donation to a national fund. #InvestmentOpportunity #SecondPassport 5. Passport Issuance: Once your investment is confirmed, you will receive your Solomon Islands passport, granting you access to its numerous travel benefits. #TravelFreedom #SolomonIslandsPassport
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    3 mins
  • 023 How to Minimize Taxes and Maximize Profits as a Global Entrepreneur

    023 How to Minimize Taxes and Maximize Profits as a Global Entrepreneur
    Sep 6 2024
    023 How to Minimize Taxes and Maximize Profits as a Global Entrepreneur In a recent interview on the Future Founder podcast, Mohamed Aboshanab, CEO of Global Expat and a renowned international tax expert, joined Connor Deck to discuss the strategies and opportunities for minimizing taxes in today’s global economy. Titled How Anyone Can Legally Reduce Their Taxes in The Global Economy, this episode provided valuable insights for entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and global business owners. Global Expat 📹 Book a video call by the minute using https://app.minnect.com/expert/MohamedAboshanab💬 Book a consultation: https://Cal.com/globalexpat 📥 Join my Special Mailing list https://globalexpat.substack.com👥 Join our community on Locals https://globalexpat.locals.com/💻 Join membership: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/globalexpat 🌐 Website: https://Global-Expat.com📱 Join my community on Telegram: https://t.me/GlobalExpat 👥 Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/globalexpatofficial 📲 Join my WhatsApp group: https://nas.io/Global-Expat Exploring Offshore Opportunities Mo opened the conversation by explaining how offshore opportunities have evolved and why more individuals and companies are exploring this path. The discussion highlighted how building a global lifestyle with lower tax obligations has become more achievable through offshore incorporations and well-planned personal tax strategies. From Mauritius to Dubai, Mo shared real-world examples of tax-friendly jurisdictions that benefit both businesses and individuals. Digital Nomad and Remote Work Revolution With the rise of remote work, Mo explained how the concept of digital nomadism has transformed global workspaces and tax landscapes. He shared how the flexibility of remote work allows individuals to establish multiple bases worldwide, giving them access to favorable tax systems while expanding their reach to new markets. Countries like Mauritius offer compelling benefits, including low or zero corporate taxes, and Mo explained how businesses can strategically incorporate in such locations. For digital nomads and entrepreneurs, choosing a tax-friendly base like Dubai provides the advantage of zero personal income tax, which is one of the many reasons Dubai has become a magnet for international entrepreneurs. Strategic Base Locations and Tax Advantages Mo emphasized that creating multiple bases allows individuals and businesses to not only lower their taxes but also access more markets. He detailed the benefits of selecting specific bases, including Dubai, which has no personal income tax, and the Cayman Islands, where favorable corporate tax laws make it an attractive choice for those seeking to optimize their tax situation. Navigating Tax Regulations Around the World Key Takeaways from the Interview The conversation with Connor Deck highlighted several essential points for individuals and businesses looking to reduce their tax burden: 1. Incorporating in tax-friendly jurisdictions can significantly lower corporate taxes, as seen in locations like Mauritius. 2. Multiple global bases provide flexibility and access to different markets, enhancing the ability to optimize personal and business tax liabilities. 3. Dubai is a key hub for entrepreneurs and digital nomads, offering zero personal income tax and a business-friendly environment. 4. US citizens can reduce their tax liability by obtaining residency or citizenship in other countries, using offshore structures to avoid US income tax laws. 5. Stay informed of changing regulations—Mo emphasized the importance of monitoring global tax policies to ensure compliance while maximizing tax benefits.
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    1 hr and 5 mins

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