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Honest question. Without going into too many details, if a US citizen came into $10-20 million would it be a better idea to become an expat in another country or would a homestead within the US be better?

As much as I love the US I'm not entirely sure the country can be saved any longer for a litany of reasons.

If becoming an expat is preferable, then where would be among the best places to go?

Honest question. Without going into too many details, if a US citizen came into $10-20 million would it be a better idea to become an expat in another country or would a homestead within the US be better? As much as I love the US I'm not entirely sure the country can be saved any longer for a litany of reasons. If becoming an expat is preferable, then where would be among the best places to go?

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> If you have Irish ancestry you could sort out dual citizens and move there or use it for free movement within EU.

I don't believe I have any Irish ancestry but my wife is almost 100% Irish. Would that count?

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It looks like it does:

If you are married to, or in a civil partnership with, an Irish citizen, you can apply to become an Irish citizen by naturalisation.

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving-country/irish-citizenship/becoming-an-irish-citizen-through-naturalisation/#e3c043

She could get citizenship through ancestry and you could apply for it through her if you decided to live in Ireland.