The mega-rich are moving. Here's where they're going.

Source: Business Insider

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BIA record number of the global rich are adopting new countries as their primary residence. They cite political instability, tax laws, and quality of life as reasons for the move. A few unexpected destinations are luring ultra-high-net-worth individuals.

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