Elliot Napier

@SebJohnsonUK And their Founder & CEO relocated to Dubai. If the UK wants more Revoluts they’ll need to keep the founders they’re loosing

And it paid £363m in UK corporation tax. Enough to pay the salaries of over 4000 doctors. The UK needs 10x more Revoluts

If you want to leave the UK tax net, it's not as simple as spending 183 days abroad. That's a myth that leads to massive HMRC bills. UK residency is decided by the Statutory Residence Test (SRT). It's a strict logic gate with 3 specific stages (1/9):

IMPORTANT: This info is for education, not personal advice. HMRC rules are nuanced and depend on individual circumstances.

I’ve personally helped 80+ entrepreneurs relocate pay exactly 0% in tax. It’s the single biggest ROI move a human being can make in 2026. If you’re tired of funding a system that works against you, DM me the word "RELOCATE" and let's chat about getting you out.

In an era of remote work and global capital, mobility is a risk management strategy. Don't just look at where your passport can take you. Look at what it takes from you because it's the most important contract you never signed.

This isn't a niche hobby anymore. In 2025, mobility applications jumped 28% over the previous year. The US is now the single largest market for "alternative residence" services. Even the wealthy are looking for the exit.

People measure passports by how many countries you can enter. But for entrepreneurs, the more interesting number is how much it costs to exit. I call this passport gravity. The most powerful passports in the world are, in practice, a kind of golden handcuffs: (1/12)