@Naima Abbad in short: Location and may be to some extend economy. Spain, Portugal and France are in the West. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland in the North. Italy the South. Poland, Ukraine, Russia - Eastern Europe. With Germany, Austria and Switzerland as Central European countries. So usually people refer to those centrally located countries as the heart of Europe. But when it comes to the economy France and Germany contributing the most to the EU, now that the UK is out of the picture. Hopefully that makes sense.
Seriously !!!! Spain is magical magnificent and beautiful country But it’s definitely not the heart of Europe. And please, stop comparing it with other European countries. Spain is magical. And unique, so is Portugal. They’re our neighbours 😂 Moorish from Casablanca and proud
I am French, lived more abroad than in France and we have had property in France for centuries...... I fail to undersdand how you can rank France as nb 2! The dream ends the day you become an owner in France ! Owning property in France is more and more considered as a sin by the authorities and you pay for that ...... I love my country but sincerely stay away if you are not prepared to go through all the differents and numerous taxes, regulations and headaches associated with owning and maintaining property in France......this is actually driving owners to sell and leave the country!!!
you guys need to start thinking independently and out of the box and remove so called government - they are just thieves and robbers...nothing else. I happens everywhere and it was planned long ago. In my country thousands of people have been building for last several years a parallel system, a new Poland because the people who sit in the so-called government are usurpers, crooks and agents of foreign countries who are deliberately destroying and robbing our country. The floods of a few days ago were deliberately caused by geo-engineering, which they have been using for over 50 years to destroy many countries around the world. This needs to be known, people need to be educated and people need to be organised for grassroots action. Then we will bring these criminals to justice!
wow some videos impress me a lot for not considering so many countries... any African country, any from Latin America.... for farming, there are amazing places in brazil, Argentina, costa rica, Panama, or even in congo... also for living and get the citizenship, there are amazing places in caribe, south pacific, estonia, slovenia, etc... i love france but the world is not only europe x us x australia
To be fair he focused on countries without restrictions to foreign ownership both formal and informal. This tends to be Anglosphere countries, and after the financial crisis of 2008, southern Europe. Many of the European countries have golden visas, and the US has the E5 visa which encourages foreingers to buy land in their countries. Many countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia have stricter policies when it comes to land ownership (especially agricultural landownership) due to worries of neo-colonialism. If they don't officially discriminate by statute, then often times the bureacracies are too difficult for the average (non-connected / non-corporate) foreigner to understand. That being said, I think the stricter foreign land ownership regulations in the rest of the world might be something that the Anglosphere countries should adopt.
Besides, the video just doesn't justify your choice. The prices are going up? Is the agricultural sector growing? Is there pressure to urbanize rural areas?
Anywhere World Economic Forum isn’t. As they state “You will own nothing & and be happy”. If you hear your local politician repeat “Build Back Better” ... run 😬
Australia is actually rather expensive. i.e. Farming land is productive, so expensive. City land is 'yield based', so trading at high multiples. So, you need to be on shit land, in depopulating area, far away from cities. i.e. Tasmania or wasteland away from city.
buying land in any western countrie is a waste!! western governments are full of massive taxes, lots of paper work and licenses , not much competition as most western countries have megastores rather then small businesses. destruction of small business is such a western thing, corporations own most of then land in western countries and they force out the little guy.. buying land in asia would be the best!!.. malaysia , philliphines , indonesia !!.. everywhere else u will cry.. all you need to do is where does most of the agriculture come from , eastern europe, asia!!.. australia imports alot from asia!!..
@@shamailsiddiqui1403 Its all relative. Plenty of delinquent tax creditors in emerging markets. Land is an easy target for tax. I love megastores. They are popular for a reason. The homeless in the USA use megastores for free parking fo their cars. It is true that no one wants to live next to poor, so councils placate the people who like zoning restrictions to keep those people out. It would be cheaper to have 'non-financial' obstacles, like "only your friends can live here" or "IQ test" or "income test".
@@AndrewSheldon in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales...
@@NayibBukelePortugal Yes, I can well understand how Spain and Portugal would appeal. I suspect the young are not so interested in agriculture. Same in Japan. Rural areas are depopulating as youths flee to the city. It will turn around in coming years I think.
Aussie farmer here; Tasmania has some very good and valuable land, freehold, and often with reliable water rights (grow anything in summer). The cheapest land is in remote arid zones, usually Crown leasehold, and often subject to Native Title (Aborigines can access for cultural activity). Highest value is in reliable rainfall regions in SE of the country, not far from coast. Rural land values have gone beyond realistic, so correction highly likely with higher input costs & interest rates.
in Serbia (Europe) Bačka region, you can buy and be the owner of the most fertile land in Europe, the price is around 10.000$ acre with irrigation system.
Seriously !!!! Spain is magical magnificent and beautiful country But it’s definitely not the heart of Europe. And please, stop comparing it with other European countries. Spain is magical. And unique, so is Portugal. They’re our neighbours 😂 Moorish from Casablanca and proud
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales....
If you are investing longterm, buy forestry land in Scotland. It's cheap, tax free and they give you subsidies to plant trees even if they are commercial forests. The country is stable and probably not going to collapse in the 20-30 years so it's a safe investment.
As cheap as an acre of land or residence in a given country is, BEWARE! Because the HIGHEST PRICE to pay in countries with TOTALITARIAN, COERCIVE or OPPRESSIVE LAWS and BEHAVIORS is the PRICE OF LOSING THE RIGHTS TO THEIR OWN FREEDOM.
The section on land in Canada shows nature in summer on a sunny day. How many days like that do you think you have in a year? The best land in Canada is very expensive. It's in south Ontario. What you can buy cheap in Alberta or say Atlantic regions can't bring you profit.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales...
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.
you can't really buy land outright in most of africa if you're not born in the country of interest. it's also often leasehold land, not freehold. most of s. america is open though. don't know about asia.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.
This guy didn’t do a complete research! There are many countries in Latin America that are way more financially attractive for buying land specially agricultural than any country in Europe. Just compare currency rates and labor costs.
Many Central and South American countries have high restrictions on foreign land buyers. This list is for countries that have little to no restrictions to anyone buying land and high transparency in land contracts/deed/titles.
India has to contain freebies culture, population control and strict laws to infuse civic sense. It has certain pockets in the Northeast ( all seven states have their own beauty, tranquility and simplicity), down south (Kerala backwater, Tamil Naidu deep south, Andhra coastal belt) worth living. Up north ( Himachal, Kashmir, Uttaranchal) , investment in orchards is good for living a peaceful quality life with moderate income.
@@aby4919 , my village is 30 kms away from Hyderabad, that's why land prices are way high , in some rainshadow places in karnataka (gulbarga ) and Andhra Pradesh we can get 1 acre for 2 to 4 lakhs but it is barren land , land prices rapidly increased in India, I think the increase is more in kerala, because of mostly fertile land suitable for growing different species and as it has many tourist attractions
In Greece the village where I used to live was burned. Also the most beautiful forests that I loved were burned. Also the suburb of Athens where my friends lived was burned....so no, Greece is done. They are destroyed culturally and economically, by the eu. Italy has huge problems, dictatorship. Australia and Canada, what a joke, experiments of nwo.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.....
Australian farm land is profitable, however there are two considerations: 1. There are no subsidies for farming, only drought relief which is very difficult to obtain. 2. The EU has inflicted punitive trade embargoes on Australia for generations which restricts agricultural exports. Farming is high risk so it makes sense to farm where subsidies are prevalent and trade is permitted, which aren’t highlights of Australia’s farms.
@@reginald6045 Twaddle. The investments made by foreign retirement funds in Australian agriculture are profitable, and the income generated by farming from exports of commodities is $1.5Bn/week. You’re talking out your dot.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales....
My country Ecuador is very good to buy land 10000 square meters could cost 1000 dolars to 20000 dolars it depens from location. And we have a law that permit to you get residence by adquire a property that cost 50000 american dolars or more . Special advantage in my country is wheater and we have nice beaches friendly people and amzing fruits. Come to south america special my country.
Same price to in Indonesia.. U can buy 10000 m2 on a beautiful beach for 2000 dolar.. But we have to fly 3 times from the capital city and 1 hour on car.. Right on side of the aspal roads
Just a note to add as I am from Canada is the price of land has greatly inflated since Covid and what was in the $300,000 - $400,000 in the lower mainland of BC has skyrocketed to $1,600,000 - $10,000,000 but prices in Northern BC are much more reasonable and you get way more land up there, less densely populated areas of Canada will cost less and more North.
I am also from Canada, I live in the Lower Mainland. I have the feeling the RU-vidr did not inquire enough about the Land prices , just to buy a Lot here is impossible for many people, unless you win the lottery.
It wasn’t because of covid. It’s because of our government allowing foreign investors to come in and purchase land to no avail. Spending 100’s of 1000’s above asking price and not living on the property or using the land. Land has not been 300,000 - 400,000 for over 5 years. Way before covid was even a thing. These foreign investors wanted to get money out of their country fast as the economy was more volatile than here in Canada. I know I’m a citizen of lower mainland bc as well, and my family is in the real-estate market.
@@bbqsauce875 yeah average house cost is 1-3 million. With average wage being 60,000 a year. Our government is pathetic for allowing this to happen to us. We need to fight the battle for affordable housing. Honestly bc is becoming unlivable.
Chinese black money pouring into metro Vancouver area coupled with unrestricted money creation out of thin air by the banks in the guise of low interest rates has inflated property process beyond reason and no young person can afford to buy a house now.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales....
It's a shame Belize isn't on the list! Cheap taxes, easy acquisition process. It shoulda been first on the list! Slap me with a comment/email if you're looking for an acreage!
In India, The land price has increased 10 times within 10 year particularly in Tamil Nadu. Indian government is not bothering about land investment. 80% black money is roaming in India that is the reason comparing with other countries...
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.
guess it's buyer beware if you don't do deep research before buying or thinking about buying land, oh and make sure you are also getting the mineral, water rights along with the land and the seller is keeping all mineral rights when selling the land.
And yet the Confederacy wanted to secede from the United States because they were afraid that slavery would be abolished. So the fight was not over land but the right to own human beings.
@@Kannot2023 Europe was filled at the time with hundreds of millions of White people who would have toiled in the fields for a pittance. There were a large number of White supremacists who wanted and end to slavery. Because they hated the presence of Africans in America.
Have we not beat this slavery thing enough? I mean honestly: have any of you owned a slave? I certainly haven't. Slaves came in different colors and from different places over history. Do the research.
Thoughts become reality.Invest in real estate in wright place and become richin wright time.Thank you.we give service in and around Bangalore, silicon city of India.karnataka state in India has many more advantages to explore opportunities.
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.....
Very informative video, but unfortunately, Russians need a visa to come to these countries. Perhaps you have information in which visa-free country for Russians it is possible to buy land for agriculture. For us, these are the countries of Central and South America ...
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales...
I'm from Rwanda and I can't sell land to westerners but I can sell land to any African person or group...we Rwanda has a good agriculture lands not snow land or cool land
@@justinsane7128 better than 20 dying by gun every weekend in Chicago....and 1000 dying every day from covid in USA....If u dont like it here...piss off
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales....
In india the massive boom of residential projects made hundereds of thousands of people rich as fk especially those who live in UP HARYANA AND PUNJAB. I have heard stories about how cheap as fk land was sold for millions i feel jealous
Ireland looks interesting 🤔 might need to dig. Done a report on them in school yrs ago. Done a report on Australia and yeahhhh righttt.. I'll never go. You heard them say "unique" wild life .. lol yes they have some creatures there. Canada seems interesting but not interested in be right next door to Amerikkka anymore 😕 Spain.. might have great food there 🧐
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales......
I have a farm for sale in alberta canada about 120 kilometers from Edmonton alberta canada 1hour 15 min drive from Edmonton asking 359000 dollars cheap
in Portugal in the region of Alentejo and North there is a lot of fertile land, cheap and with good availability of water with rivers, dams and good distribution of rainfall all year round. The Portuguese emigrated because there was no money in the country to invest in agriculture. Who has money to invest in the fertile lands of Alentejo and North are a good way. Portugal has good roads, internet coverage, machinery, good quality public health. The main crops typical of that region are Wheat, Rye, Chicory, Canola, Chia, Pistachio Nuts, Almonds, Fruits such as Peaches, Pears, Apricot, Apricots, Raspberries, Blueberries. Portugal is wonderful. you can invest in bringing used tractors from Germany to resell in Portugal the prices are much more expensive, profit margin of 200% with good sales.
I just watched a video posted by Matt in Exile that all Canadian land is owned by Britain's Q E. the ll, so you basically rent at a very high price land and home built or existing on Canadian land is given a mortgage on the house, but land under/around belongs to Britain Government.
Worst video ever. Best country is Brazil. Perfect weather, a lot of rain and a very big country with very fertile land. Option number two would be Argentina.
Hello, a Brazilian agronomist here, let me tell you something : is iligal to foreign buy land in brazil, bad infra-extruture no big ports, most land is owned by politicans since ever, is ilegal use free water from rivens, taxes in wind and solar enegy because the goverment energy is to expensive(one of the most in the world) bad job regulations, c a r t e l s.
@@otavioluis5774 what a load of bs. A large portion of land in Brazil is owned by foreigners, in the 1990's it was a trend for Dutch to sell their expensive land in Netherlands and buy in Brazil. And it seems you never been in the countries mentioned in the video. For example Italy, large portion of the country is covered by mountains, the largest valley calle the Po Valley the land sometimes are 100.000 € per hectare. Is that a good country to buy land? My grandparents are from the South of Italy (Puglia) and the land there is almost the same price. Ireland is very rainy and they don't have sunshine, and the land is very expensive, so is Portugal. Best countries in Europe would be Romania or Ukraine. Definately not Western Europe. There is no Brazilian farmer that sell in Brazil to buy in Europe, but many of them have lands in Bolivia, Paraguau or even Africa.
@@TRAVELLINGCHANNEL1 Sir this is the law, you see dk much about latifundiaries politics in Brazil or even the regulation state, more that halfe land ownes in the coutry are irregular, i don't see why the countrys of the video have to do with what happens in brazil for you use as comparation, maybe you think that just because the cost of prodution is low will be profitable. Since 1971, Brazil has had in effect Law No. 5,709/71 that limited ownership of rural lands by foreigners. There is no Brazilian farmer that sell in Brazil to buy in Europe, Maybe is because the are irregular do you stop to "think can just have the same oportunites growing in a 3º world country then in a 1º to imigrate ..." most brazilians imigrate to portugal and canada.
