There's a note at the end
> You could, of course, sell or wind down your company, which would solve all problems outlined here. But this is not an option for most entrepreneurs.
For a software business, you could presumably:
- Incorporate a company in your country of choice
- Transfer subscribers from German company to new foreign company (depending on payments provider, this can be a massive effort, for example, not a simple form field in Stripe).
- If new company incorporated in a country you want to live in, use it to obtain an investor Visa
- German company now has 0 in revenue, wind it down and leave.
> You could, of course, sell or wind down your company, which would solve all problems outlined here. But this is not an option for most entrepreneurs.
For a software business, you could presumably:
- Incorporate a company in your country of choice
- Transfer subscribers from German company to new foreign company (depending on payments provider, this can be a massive effort, for example, not a simple form field in Stripe).
- If new company incorporated in a country you want to live in, use it to obtain an investor Visa
- German company now has 0 in revenue, wind it down and leave.