@@Artificial_Intelligence00 Just know that if you move there 99% of people cannot obtain a job there, and even if you could, most jobs don't pay $1000 a month. Degreed jobs as well. Don't let that deter you though.
I personally appreciate ur video .please sister can u comment on say someone working as a night guard security in cape Verde his/her basic average monthly salary in euros or dollars. Hope to get the information,please.
Hi do you mind sharing information about safety in Cape Verde especially for women. Might it be possible to do some apartment / housing tours (luxury/high end and mid point) so that people can see what they have to offer and maybe a grocery store tour or shopping in Cape Verde at the market for everyday items? Thanks!
Please give a USD comparison of your cost breakdown. Remember that you're addressing people who've never been to Cape Verde and so they will need a exchange rate comparison. 🙄🙄🙄
Hello. Thanks for watching my video 😊 Ah I get it. Didn't think about that at the time. Will take account of that in the future, in the mean time, kindly do search for the exchange rate on google. Obrigada 🙏🏽
I heard that for the Nigerian situation has changed and it got a bit harder. But don't know for sure. there are some small shops in my town, run by your people (electronics, repairs)
Hello UV, is it possible to create time and do nice house tours in Santiago Cabo Verde? I know it is time draining though😅but it could be some cool content too you know??😇
Also would like you to talk about requirements for family that wants to migrate to cape verde and type of university education there too and requirements
Hello. Yes, there are Portuguese, French and English schools. When you come you can find them. Although, I'm not aware of what the process is like to get a teaching job. But I did hear that one has to have their resident card in order to teach in a school. Hope this helps.
Weird question...I was just in Praia and fell in love with CV and decided I want to buy a place there by next year...I have one contact with a conceptual apartment building so far near Place Central but I been dying to find a connection for real estate since there's really nothing dependable online....do you know of any options or even options...weird question I know
Hey! As I understand it's mostly done with people you know - nothing online. I live in Tarrafal, Santiago and know people to rent, buy land, buy houses/flats.
@@frogtraveller Yeah that's what I figured. It seems you have to know people. When I was in Praia I saw a lot of developments that were up and advertising but when I got back to the states and tried to go to their websites they were mostly offline. I guess I'll need to go back and actually speak with people. What a beautiful place and beautiful people...Thank you for responding
Hey Uv, thank you so much for making this video. I believe in 2023 , God is going to bless me with provisions to relocate and I have been considering various places. I think Cape Verde looks like a great place, beautiful scenery and with what you are sharing...the cost of living is fairly affordable. I hear you work remotely? I am also looking for opportunities to be able to work from home , remotely. If you know of any job opportunities to work remotely and earn in dollars...I would greatly appreciate your guidance in the right direction. Thank you I look forward to hearing from you.
I need a room in Praia for an internship but the prices for a Portuguese still seem too high. Can I find a cheap accommodation for 4 months? I can’t afford to much but my internship is the capital so I need to be in the center
hello please i would like to visit cape verde for the holidays do you think its alright if i do visit cape verde for the holiday? i mean is it safe to visit cape verde?
You're amazing. I literally closed my eyes listening to the rest of the videos just to enjoy your voice. Do you have an email or means of contact? Enjoy your Easter.
The prices haven't changed much. It's pretty stable here. I am not sure about the rent, I live in Tarrafal, Santiago. We have 3 bedrooms, living room, fully-furnished + kitchen appliances, even towels and bedsheets. Water and electricity included. 10 minute walk to the beach safe area, center - 45.000
Thank you for making informative cost of living videos . I've wanted to visit Africa in my lifetime. Maybe spending winter months aboard. Cape Verde seems like the perfect location as I'm retired . Chicagoland suburb
You buy in second hand stores, you are a very smart girl, by the way your English is great! Congrats on your new channel you are a bright girl, greetings from Egypt
Thank you so much for the info, i am surprised how well connected Cape Verde is to the world and the nice weather so I want to visit you guys soon, question, how to move between islands? Is there ferries?
Oi boa noite ta tudo bem contigo Parabens pelo seu video lindo demais Cabo Verde e muito bunita as ilhas de cabo verde são muito bunita e um pais gue esta muito desenvolvidos em África o seu vídeo e maravilhosa continua com o seu trabalho abraço de Portugal lisboa
@@Uvys_Vlog in the island of Sal, there are 10 times more tourists than natives. In Fogo most natives already left. In Brava most people are foreigners. In Boavista and Maio and Santo Antão the same thing. And, from São Nicolau I've heard things to worry about. Cape Verde is being sold to foreigners piece by piece or parcel by parcel and the way things are going, capeverdeans wil end up being a minority in their own country. I have a theory but I won't share it here. Not now anyway. All I can say is that to exclusively depend on tourists for a living is not necessarily the best solution. And, those NATO ships constantly in capeverdean waters polluting the environment should be of great concern to not just the capeverdean patriots but to the whole Africa and perhaps the whole world. I'm not crazy about tourists but I definitely don't want to see foreign militaries lurking around Cabo-Verde. The capeverdean diaspora must be given incentives to return and the natives who haven't left must be given incentives to remain or stay. Viva Cabo-Verde livre e independente! Viva a pátria Caboverdiana!
Hey what's up UV, nice video I really enjoyed it, the name is AI I live here in cape verde also, Praia to be specific, just saying would love to meet you but I got to tell you that I think it's kind of messed up that you pay a lady $10 a month to come and clean at your house, UV don't do my ppl like that please
Hello. Thanks for watching my video 😊 LOL I don't pay the lady $10 a month, I don't even know who she is and she doesn't clean my house or any of my neighbours'. She only cleans the stairs and the front of the house once a week so every apartment pays $10 each. Just thought to clear that up LOL
@@gibau1000 Angola right now is full of corruption and the health care is horrible even if you pay insurance in i hard for the average people to build a company I also work for myself I just need to go back to Africa
Hello ! There are one room appartments from 10,000 escudos and above. And as I mentioned, it depends on the location you decide to stay at. Hope this helps 😊
@@Uvys_Vlog make sure u find ur self a white guy there u very beautiful.....dress well go out to nice place where those foreigners eat and enjoy u might be lucky.thanks for ur reply don't put church in ur head okay but put God in ur life more read ur bible pray and be kind be smart.i love to watch u always.tell me price in us dollars okay I don't know ur country money.thanks
Ps: Not sure why I'd consider myself lucky to be with a foreigner 😅😅 But I'd sure be lucky to be with a good person; foreigner or not 😋 But thanks for the advice still 😊
@@angeljoykip4961 what an ignorant comment. So sad to see this kind of thinking still lives on today. Why in the world would ANYBODY want a white man on an island full of AFRICAN MEN ? 🤣
