@@ramzan7563 My wife is a hard sell. She is half Filipino and could get citizenship there but she isn’t interested. We do have our Mexican residency though. We will make it out of here eventually.
@@ramzan7563 no. Just sell it and go to south east asia. Assume that your property at least 500k USD. You can go to indonesia, invest 350K for golden visa program on govt Bond. It will give you around 6% per year or around 28 million rupiah per month. In jakarta minimum Wage is 5 million so you have 5x minimum Wage per month for not doing anything.
UAE “not going to get shot at because of your race” hmmm unless you’re Jewish AVOID!!!! Europe and Ireland are being invaded by Muslims and burned. Worst advice ever
A TIP to my american friends..DONT take America with you when u move, all the anger, loudness entitlement,aggressive behavior, politics , trigger things etc..leave all that at the border. And try to ADAPT - don't try to live like in America abroad.
@@ericsanjuan4901 Well bad behaving Americans abroad isn't very...popular. Most non american expats even AVOID Americans here in Se-Asia.. and only perk is that American expats are pretty few, most Americans travel to Mexico and south America=) An exception is veterans, they are often used to travel and adapt.
@nattm6553 I'm not disagreeing with you one bit. Just adding color and nuance to your comment. Every empire in decline goes through cultural stratification, which further accelerates its decline. It saddens me to say it, but it's probably best for all the countries, and it people, we have destroyed and damaged over the last 80+ years.
@@ericsanjuan4901 u showing some of the points i talked about by comparing a us STATE with another country u do knaow that its not the same , its another culture, not dollars and they speak another language "abroad" ? ..and second you are" reading but not understanding what u read" and babbling about empires and the worldpolice which is irrelevant..its more a PERSONAL level u know "DONT take America with you when u move, all the anger, loudness entitlement,aggressive behavior, politics , trigger things etc" Lucky for the world America is only 4% of world population.
I know Panama very well and I would not recommend it to anyone. It is highly bureaucratic, frustrating, culturally insignificant, and a huge bluff in decay. Its famous banking also saw better days, for it is a place that lives under the shadow of its creator, USA. Today Panamanian banks also close bank accounts under absurd pretexts and, soon after Martinelli, many banks stopped allowing Americans to open bank accounts in order to avoid having to deal with USA's interventionism. Granted, these people use the U.S. dollar... Mexico is far more competent, independent, and culturally rich than Panama.
I disagree strongly with the anti-Panama comment. I am a permanent resident in Panama. It is safe, has excellent healthcare, a wonderful climate, an affordable life, and welcoming people. Furthermore, a person can choose among big city life, a beach environment, and more mountainous regions. I am extremely pleased with my decision to move to Panama.
Great content! as the world crisis progresses the smartest thing people do lately is building a strong investment that isn’t controlled by the government. Like digital currencies.
For me i want to leave the United States because i want peace and freedom! I planning on moving to Fiji 🇫🇯, Africa, costa rica, southeast Asia, or dominican republic!
FYI several of those places locked down pretty hard during the pandemic. I heard Mexico might have been one of the least crazy. But I lived in Bangkok, Manila and the US during the whole pandemic. Bangkok was on and off with the lockdowns and not the worst. Manila was pretty strict and among the last to open, and you know the US already. I also heard CR was bad also. Don't know the others on your list.
Life in America can be boring and feel like we are labor units instead of humans lol. The USA can be very beautiful but you need a lot of money. Not go not bad it’s just what it is.
They also have a territorial tax system and you can buy land there, and build nice houses if you want to. And my personal opinion is that Kuala Lumpur feels a lot less seedy than Bangkok. I went to Bangkok and found the vibe off-putting with all the young local women walking around with old foreigners. And Malaysia is also better because people aren't going there in order to hire prosti*****. You can live in Johor and easily visit Singapore whenever you want.
Could you please share the name of the clinic or hospital where you had your imaging done? I'm traveling to Mexico for exactly that in June. I'd really appreciate it!
I’m a 30 year old, uneducated, un-skilled, lower working class white conservative guy with no savings or capital to work with and who only speaks English. Where to?
People don't understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments don't match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.
Financial planning is like navigation. If you know where you are and where you want to go, navigation isn't such a great problem. It's when you don't know the two points that it's difficult
Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go about the stock market right now. I was going solo, but it wasn't working. I've been in touch with an advisor for a while now, and just last year, I made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.
Sounds interesting. I was planning to invest some few £ in some coins, stack them up and leave them for a few years, but seeing this changed my mindset. Thank you very much
Can you make a video on Egypt coastal cities. A lot of Brits and Germans moving their more like a snow bird or even permanent residences which is now allowed by the Egyptian government
Thanx a lot! Could you advice me some Caribbean bank (Saint Kitts and Nevis , Grenada and others) which could open bank account for you as a CBI of Saint Kitts? It seems like a big challenge ...
Love the content but firmly i disagree about Malaysia. i love that place.. Singapore is very, very nice also but expensive. you can get all the same in Malay
@@WealthyExpatI absolutely disagree. Some of our biggest cities have gotten out of control for developed nation standards, but the U.S has 19,495 cities with diverse sizes and lifestyles. Most are safe and great places to live. Your channel is all about economics, don't be bias.
What’s your opinion about Saudi Arabia? I’m genuinely curious. My 9 years old son was born in the u.s during my college years in CA. Ironically I’m against the idea of him planning to study there.
can you make a video/topic about saudi premium visa, it's like a golden visa but the price is to high and you have to pay huge fee annually to maintain the premium visa.
Great vid, I partake in a lot of these types of videos amongst various channels. Really have been enjoying your content over the last number of months.
I love travelling, but serbia would be my last choice for residency. their permanent residency rule is the you have to stay 3 months a year to maintain your residency that's too long for me.
This guy missed the mark big time with several of these. I've lived in a few of the countries he mentioned. There are 54 countries on the contenent of Africa. He has none of them on his list. I've lived in several African countries after living in Europe. Most recently Namibia and presently in Botswana. Loving it here. Until recently Africa has been a very well kept secret from Americans. Not, Europeans and Asians however. This man has probably never been to any of these countries.
Word on the streets here in the USA is China is buying up all of Africa...how true is that and what's your backup plan when China decides to invade and switch things up? 👀🙈
I think Africa is completely off the radar for Americans. We have been brainwashed. I spent one month in Namibia two years ago; loved it! I would like to live in Walvis Bay.
what you say about my country is correct . but i just back from australia is terrible for enterpreneur . and you have to direct go to labuan. because people you ask most of the time there dont know too .
Mexico is fine until you start having problems with corruption, the way things are so slow here and the several lack of intelligence and common sense in Mexico. I’ve lived in Mexico since 2020 and I am not a fan. Had a car accident in early January and the Mexican insurance company hasn’t paid us out since almost 5 months now. This is how slow things go here.
same thing with home owners insurance here in the USa, you pay your premium every month for years and years and then something hit your house and you have to file a claim and they have you waiting for months and months if you re lucky to get paid, a lot of some others dont
i would avoid Latin America and Spain and Portugal because they have most of the same issues as America unless you worry about nukes i guess. there aren't many options in the southern hemisphere just Latin America Australia and new zealand (even worse) and a few African countries and random islands that have their own issues that are at least different but not ideal.
Serbia is very underrated even Belgrade Very inexpensive Close to Rome 2 hour plane trip and the average salary is 800 euros a month The Dinar is great in exchange Breakfast is 2.50 for Burek and yogurt-- meat heavy
@@john-darrenesterhuizen9008I’m a black American so I would probably be in the same category then. What’s the best country for black folks in Europe, you think.
What if your not a billionaire not everyone in the 1% , just a that wants to do UX design and animation. But but am not sure where to go? Osaka, Japan or Taipei, Taiwan.
The Mexican pacific it’s the perfect place to buy land or properties and invest, puerto Vallarta and Rivera Nayarit are the paradise, weather, beach, can speak English 24/7 many Americans and foreigners live happy here, it’s just the perfect place, do your research why people wanna move here, i help people buying land or just properties, if you decide not live here you can rent all year around and make money with it, the best move it’s to move out of the USA, very uncertain times with the us government, get out while you can.
Panama City is a great place. I’m a citizen there. You can stay in Panama visa free for 180days. It’s very diverse full of all different kinds of ethnicities and nationalities and a very safe place. My favorite areas are Casco Viejo and Via Argentina. I’ll be honest with you for most black folks would prefer Panamá over anywhere else in central or south America it’s the closest thing to the Caribbean you’ll get for a Latin American country. My second choice would be Colombia.
Basically anywhere. No need to have a silly referral from a doctor - for anything. Just schedule directly with the specialist you wish to see and if you wanna save some time, bring your images with you for the visit. You can get these done at any diagnostic lab center by googling them.
@@marytica123 Uruguay for sure. It's must easier to settle there for expats. Argentina is a lot more bureaucratic, but maybe Milei can turn that around.
