XdC · Diez de Cambournac
You live abroad.
Your project involves several countries.
You are looking for a banking relationship, an investment contact or a professional for a property project and its financing. Charles gathers the countries involved, your objective and timetable, then checks possible introductions.
Your starting point
Does this sound like you?
- I am French or European and live in Mauritius, the United States or Asia.
- My wealth or project involves several countries.
- I would like to buy, sell or have financing assessed remotely.
What Charles can do
Charles listens to your request, checks whether an introduction is possible and coordinates the conversation with your agreement. Before the introduction, he explains who is involved, his own role and any remuneration arrangements.
What the professional handles
The professional assesses your situation, confirms the services available and explains their terms. Charles does not provide personalised financial, legal or tax advice.
Your country of residence and the country of the project may affect the services available. The professional confirms their scope before establishing a relationship. Coverage of every country is not assumed.
What do you need?
Your international situation provides the context. Your needs determine the pathway.
How do I get started?
An initial message is enough to explain your objective, country of residence, country of the project and timetable. Do not send confidential documents.
What happens next?
Charles discusses your request with you. If an introduction is possible, you are told which professional is being considered and decide whether to proceed. The professional then carries out their own checks.
Discuss my international project with CharlesExpatriation: organise your banking and wealth contacts
Everyday banking or a wealth relationship?
Separate the practical banking needs of your move — payments, salary and everyday spending — from investment management, financing or family wealth matters. This helps frame your enquiry and avoids comparing offers with different scopes. XdC helps prepare wealth-related introductions.
Before moving to another country
Prepare a timeline showing your current residence, intended destination and moving date. Ask your existing institutions whether your accounts, services and communication arrangements can continue after the move. Obtain confirmation for your specific destination instead of assuming that a service available today will remain available.
Coordinate family matters
List banking, property and questions for your legal or tax advisers separately. State which professionals you have already consulted and your preferred language. For an initial enquiry with Charles, a general overview is enough: no identity documents or tax returns are needed.
Useful reading
- International wealth projects: preparing discussions across countries
- How to choose a private bank in Luxembourg