In an increasingly interconnected world, personal freedom depends not only on where you live, but on understanding the legal structures that shape residency, citizenship, taxation, banking, and mobility.

Plan B: Residencies, Passports & Personal Freedom provides a clear and practical introduction to building greater international optionality legally and responsibly.

Wilson Gomez explains the essential differences between residency, citizenship, and tax residency; territorial and worldwide taxation; international banking and compliance; naturalization and investment pathways; and the strategic principles behind geographic diversification.

Rather than promoting shortcuts or one-size-fits-all solutions, this book provides a framework for understanding how international systems work and how different pieces can fit together.

Whether you are considering living abroad, obtaining another residency, pursuing a second citizenship, or simply reducing your dependence on a single jurisdiction, Plan B will help you understand the options, responsibilities, and trade-offs involved.

The objective is simple: more options, less risk, and greater freedom through legal and sustainable international planning.