In a world where every square meter is bought at the price of gold, a golden enclave has now emerged as the undisputed epicenter of global prestige. Monaco, a shimmering jewel nestled on the Mediterranean, has officially surpassed New York to become the most expensive city on the planet. At nearly $38,800 per square meter, the principality is not merely luxurious, it redefines the very boundaries of exclusivity.

Tucked away at the eastern tip of Long Island, just a few hours from New York City, the Hamptons evoke a world apart, a discreet and sophisticated enclave where nature, design, lifestyle, and exclusivity blend seamlessly.

In a world where wealth is growing and concentrating, being part of the top 1% is a distinction that fascinates as much as it raises questions. While luxury and prestige are common markers of this elite, the entry threshold varies significantly from one country to another. Here is a detailed exploration of the annual incomes and net worths required to join this highly exclusive club, ranked from the most accessible countries to the most elite.

Imagine an island bathed in sunlight, where emerald hills blend seamlessly into the azure ocean, where contemporary villas disappear into lush vegetation, offering panoramic views of the infinite horizon. Koh Samui, a discreet jewel in the Gulf of Thailand, is now drawing a new international elite.

In 2025, the new global elite is no longer just focused on accumulating assets. They're seeking to live better, spend smarter, and relocate where freedom meets luxury and strategy. In this exclusive ranking, we reveal the top 10 most popular destinations for millionaires starting a new chapter.

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More and more people are looking to move to countries where taxes are light or even non-existent.

Here is a detailed overview of the ten most expensive cities in the world in 2024.