Origin dossiers
Leaving is the half nobody writes down
Most relocation advice starts at the border you are arriving at. The expensive mistakes happen at the one you are leaving. These are the rules on the way out, cited.
Leaving Canada
A tie test, a tax on assets you have not sold, and one form with a daily penalty.
- Property list
- CAD 25,000
- Deferral deadline
- April 30
Leaving the UK
A day count, a ties test, and a five-year rule that reaches back if you return early.
- Non-resident under
- 16 days
- Clean break
- 5 years + 1 day
Leaving the United States
The one country you cannot leave by leaving. What expatriation costs, and what follows the passport until you do.
- Net worth test
- USD 2M
- Exclusion, 2025
- USD 890k
Where you go changes what leaving costs
The two halves are one decision. A destination that taxes worldwide income undoes a clean exit, and a treaty with your origin country can change the date you stop being tax resident at all. The destination dossiers cover the arriving side at the same depth.
Leaving somewhere else
The cited record of leaving any other country is not written yet. It arrives one origin at a time, Germany, the Netherlands and Ireland first, then in the order people ask. What is open to you today is every destination dossier, the Tax Delta where OmniFlag carries your country's rates, and your free Report. Name your country on the way in, and it counts toward which record is written next.