Crypto Tax Exile Simulator

Crypto tax exile involves relocating your tax residence to a country offering more favourable taxation on cryptocurrencies. Some countries like the United Arab Emirates, Singapore or Paraguay apply a 0% rate on crypto capital gains.

The exit tax is a tax applicable when transferring tax residence out of a country. In France, it applies if your movable assets exceed €800,000. It can be deferred under certain conditions and cancelled after a certain period (2 to 5 years depending on the case).

The main countries with 0% crypto tax are: the United Arab Emirates (Dubai), Singapore, Malaysia, Georgia, Panama, Paraguay and El Salvador. Each has its own residency conditions and requirements.

The 183-day rule is the most common criterion for establishing tax residence, but each country has its own rules. Some countries like France have additional criteria (centre of economic interests, family home).

Yes, generally you can keep your bank accounts in your former country. However, you will need to declare these accounts in your new country of tax residence and comply with reporting obligations (such as form 3916-bis in France for foreign accounts).

Each EU country has its own crypto taxation. France applies a flat tax of 30%, Germany exempts after 1 year of holding, Cyprus applies 0%. The DAC8 directive will harmonise reporting but not tax rates.

The simulator provides estimates based on known official tax rates. It does not replace personalised tax advice. Regulations change regularly — always consult a professional before making any decisions.

Yes, in most countries, you must declare your digital asset accounts held abroad. With the DAC8 directive in Europe, platforms have been automatically reporting to tax authorities since 2026.