It depends on how old are you and how much money you are making in your home country. If you are young ( under 35 ) and declaring to the tax authority an average sum of money, one way is to:
1) move residency out from your country of origin to another country. This other country should not be a
tax haven, otherwise your home country will likely require proof that you actually live 6 months in that country. This step will cost you money, but needs to be done to cut ties with your home country, and get off the radar. Any country which now offers a remote work visa is ok and generally you need just one year of visa so that you can tranfer residency.
2) open a
bank account in your new country of residence and put some money in. Open a
Wise account and put as a proof of residence your new country of residence. Activate the Wise account with a transfer from your newly opened account
3) get a Visa for being a Dubai resident. Freelancer visa or
Remote working visa are the cheapest options. 3-4k USD a year with an heath insurance. Open a bank account in the UAE. Get a proof of residence in the UAE ( rent the worst flat possible for 400$ a month to get an EJARI ) and open an Interactive broker account. Cancel the rental agreement as soon as you have the IB account.
4) once you are a Dubai resident and your residency has been transfered, you simply need to receive all your money in Dubai. You can move money from Dubai to Wise as it's cheapest for travel.
5) travel as much as you want but never ever bring back residency to your home country. If you want to bring residency to your home country, you should think about moving your official residency to dubai and spend there at least 180 days a year for 3 years. After that, you can go back almost safely to your home country
CAVEATS:
1) the above process puts you in a legal vacuum where you are not actually resident anywhere, which means that technically speaking you would still be considered tax resident in your home country. So for this to work you must be pretty sure that your home country is not interested in you, which is the usual case if you are the usual Joe. Lay low. And never break or strain residency rules in your home country, especially based on how much you are making ( if you make 200k a year, they might be interested in you, otherwise they have a long list of bigger, easier fishes to catch )
2) all the money that you are saving in dubai can only be spent in dubai. Let's say you want to buy a house, you can only buy in Dubai, as in any other state you will be asked "where does this money come from?(which means, where have you paid taxes on this money?)" and you will not have a valid answer. If you want to buy something, you will need to get at least 2-3
tax residency certificate that justify the amount you are moving.
3) all this make sense if you are making at least 100k USD a year.
4) If you are making less, you can simply do point 1 and 2 and get paid on wise, your new country of residence will usually ignore you or you can hve some clients pay you on wise and some clients pay you on the bank account and pay taxes on that part.
There are lots of moving parts, but in general the first step is to move outside of your country to get off the radar.