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A smart move: Why the world’s savvy wealth holders are relocating to the Isle of Man
A place where high-net-worth families can grow wealth, protect assets and enjoy meaningful living in the world’s only whole-nation UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Increasingly, high-net-worth individuals are seeking more than just financial returns – they want a lifestyle that complements their success. The Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown Dependency in the heart of the Irish Sea, offers precisely that: a safe, well-connected jurisdiction with an excellent quality of life, all underpinned by a highly attractive tax regime. Long regarded as a scenic holiday
destination, the island is now attracting discerning individuals looking to make a permanent move. With the UK tax burden rising and recent reforms to non-dom and inheritance tax policies, the Isle of Man presents a compelling alternative.
A FINANCIALLY INTELLIGENT CHOICE The island offers 0% capital gains tax, 0% inheritance tax and no stamp duty on property purchases. Personal income tax is low, with a generous annual cap of £220,000 per individual, and corporate income tax is set at 0% for most businesses. Crucially, there are no property
ownership restrictions – unlike in some neighbouring jurisdictions – so it is easier for new residents to secure desirable real estate, whether that’s a sleek coastal apartment or a secluded countryside estate. The Isle of Man is also politically
stable and financially well-regulated, providing peace of mind for those focused on long-term wealth preservation and legacy planning.
SPACE, SAFETY AND SPECTACULAR SCENERY The island’s appeal extends far beyond finance. It is the only whole-
nation recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, boasting 95 miles of coastline, 32 pristine beaches and a slower pace of life, reflected in the Manx phrase ‘Traa-dy-Liooar’, meaning ‘time enough’. With average commutes of just 20
minutes, residents enjoy more time for family, hobbies and outdoor pursuits. The island offers outstanding public and private education and excellent healthcare, and is one of safest places in the British Isles — making it ideal for families, couples and individuals. Despite its compact size, the island
is full of opportunities to stay active and engaged. Residents enjoy access to eight scenic, uncrowded golf courses, vibrant yacht clubs, water sports and even a polo club. Motorsport fans will relish the world- famous TT races, while equestrians and outdoor enthusiasts benefit from miles of riding trails and green lanes.
Tranquil Castletown Harbour, bathed in evening sunshine
WELL CONNECTED, YET WONDERFULLY REMOVED For those who travel frequently, the island is remarkably well connected. There are daily flights to UK and Irish airports, along with regular ferry services. A dedicated private jet terminal and multiple helipads ensure swiſt, discreet access for visitors and residents alike. The Isle of Man offers a rare
proposition: a place where your wealth is nurtured, your lifestyle enhanced, and your time truly your own. If you’re considering seeking a permanent move and a secure base for you, your family and your business, the Isle of Man offers security and the space to thrive. Discover more about the Isle of Man way of life and the opportunities available:
guy.wiltcher@gov.im (Inward Investment Partner, Locate Isle of Man). Web
www.locate.im
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