A move where both footings stand — not just one.

• You are changing country of residence, but the second footing is not yet in place: residence obtained, while the bank and reporting hang unresolved.
• You have a visa, but tax residence is not established — and you risk remaining a tax resident of two countries at once.
• Capital must be moved so that the correspondent bank opens the door, rather than closing onboarding halfway.

What the House does

One team carries both sides of the move — the exit and the landing. Residence, banking and personal reporting cease to be three separate projects with three advisers who do not speak to one another.

• A Diagnostic of both sides: where you cease to be resident, where you become one, and what lies between.
• Residence in the chosen jurisdiction — tax, not merely immigration-based (the visa track goes through certified partners).
• Banking access: preparing the source-of-funds file and an introduction to the banks.
• Personal tax reporting on both sides — correct declaration at the seam.
• Closing exposure on controlled foreign companies, where it arises.

What you get: a Diagnostic of both sides with a relocation timeline · tax residence in the new jurisdiction · a source-of-funds file and an introduction to the bank · personal reporting on both sides with no dual residence.

Why this way and not another

• A local visa agent will obtain residence — but will not tie it to the bank and personal reporting, and a hole in declaration remains.
• The accountant sees one side and learns of dual residence from a tax authority’s query, rather than before it.
• Three separate advisers lose, at the seam, the very thing you are moving for.

What worries you — and the House’s answer

• “I’ll remain a tax resident of two countries at once.” — The House first diagnoses both sides and builds residence so that the old footing closes correctly.
• “The correspondent bank will close onboarding.” — The ownership chain and source of funds are documented in advance; you enter the bank prepared.
• “I’ll forget the reporting and run into a penalty.” — Personal tax reporting on both sides is part of the mandate, not left as your concern.

Where this leads

You stand on a new footing that holds: residence established as tax residence, the bank open, reporting on both sides closed correctly. The old jurisdiction is released cleanly, with no tail and no dual residence. The move is completed not by a stamp in a passport, but by a stable position for capital.