I left Canada in March. Now I just look at that place as an insane asylum. Only once you're outside can you truly realize just how insane it's become.

@alifnomad3223

3 жыл бұрын

Left Canada 5 years ago for USA and now live in Florida. Best decision of life. USA has its problems but far better than Canada

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah but your "intelectuals" are trying to export this insanity to the rest of the world. It's only a matter of time when we are all screwed up. S pozdravem z České republiky :)

@andrewalmada

3 жыл бұрын

The bureaucracy in the western world has changed what countries have stand for, what made them successful in the first place. This is the biggest problems as people in power interpret things differently so everything goes with what is within their own interests.

@DeeJJ87

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately I'm still in Canada and agree with your sentiments... Looks like CCP day is coming up July 1!

@123mandalore777

3 жыл бұрын

@pettengi18 Same way I feel about Australia. I left for 6 months a few years ago, when I got back to Sydney airport I just couldn't understand why people put up with Australia. Given the means why does anyone choose to live here? I spent the next few years preparing to permanently move out but now I'm stuck in East Germany down under. No one can leave this insane asylum anymore.

I left over 20 years ago and frankly you could not pay me enough to go back. Life is so much better outside of the US and I have never felt unsafe.

@a.jeffreysmith2628

3 жыл бұрын

I've been told that america is the best

@hotties3v3n

3 жыл бұрын

@@a.jeffreysmith2628 yeah right.

@globalgogetter4469

3 жыл бұрын

@@a.jeffreysmith2628 LOL! The best stress machine

@rutous9031

3 жыл бұрын

@@a.jeffreysmith2628 In terms of technological achievements, yes, absolutely. But its social institutions are a complete mess.

@stevebojo4378

3 жыл бұрын

@@a.jeffreysmith2628 - We would be if our Government/voters stayed in line with the Constitution

I moved to Colombia this year. So far it's been amazing. People from the USA come here for medical tourism because the prices are great and the doctors were trained in the USA or some other country that is top notch. Don't be a jerk and you will be treated very very well. Side Note: Monsanto is banned here and the food is so much better and healthier. Organic food is cheap, women are beautiful, and life is good. Just my 2 cents.

@lawdog369

3 жыл бұрын

@@skywavedxer6212 how old are you? Because it's not unreasonable to get a woman at least 10 years younger.

@Kozette88

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing. I’m moving there in October. Fingers crossed

@lawdog369

3 жыл бұрын

@@raycaruso8026 I'm in Bogota and it's huge like New York so lots of options but it rains a lot. Medellin is the most popular because it's perfect weather and a lot of stuff to do. I would stay out of Cali until the protests die down. But I've heard good things about Cartagena if you like the beach

@vipdemand5965

3 жыл бұрын

Is Colombia safe?

@planetguantanamo2978

3 жыл бұрын

@@raycaruso8026 go to San Agustin. I mean it.

Nomad Dad needs his own KZread Channel:)

@mbacoachk

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@cookmaster3626

3 жыл бұрын

He is promoting his son's business

@jimbo2834

3 жыл бұрын

@@cookmaster3626 Ya Think!

@shinyshinythings

3 жыл бұрын

I hope he does that. And I hope he skips the clickbait headline trap. I’ll watch all kinds of expat-immigration related videos!

@gilliantracy7991

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I'd never heard of Nomad Capitalist but after watching Dad...Insta-subscribed!

Been in Spain for 2 years and if you have a sponsored work visa or student visa it’s the best quality of life and very cheap compared to the US. Plus, my Spanish is fluent now. Best decision I’ve ever made. I’m never going back to the US to live permanently.

@Huia87

3 жыл бұрын

Refugee Kiwi heading for Spain (Galicia) soon myself to live permanently. Thanks for the inspiration and extra encouragement, watching your video about this now.

@Pimp-Master

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, though living in Mexico. I have a roof and can make all sorts of financial overspending errors without being homeless.

@Huia87

3 жыл бұрын

@Brad Morrison Spain isn't good... IT'S AMAZING!!! Honestly though man, my recommendation is that you try both out first for some monyhs. A friend advising me on this some years ago used the analogy of dating.. you want to try the person/country out first before you commit, otherwise you do not know what you are getting into. It actually depends on your own vibe and who you are where you vibe with the most.. with me it is Spain and Galicia. Australia has good job opportunities but you might find things too oppressive there as an American. If you can find a way to work remotely that opens up options too. I cannot really say enough good things about Spain: warm, moral, kind people... beatiful country, amazing food, amazing culture etc etc. The economy does suck but hou just havd to be creative. Honestly, travelling and "testing" two country optiond is wisest first. You will probably make contacts for future poyential job opportunities when you are there also

@Huia87

3 жыл бұрын

@Brad Morrison also, I honestly believe there will be a third world war before you finish your service (see relevant video on my channel)... You guys will be in the thick of the fighting, perhaps consider leaving earlier if possible if you're unhappy there?

@Huia87

3 жыл бұрын

@Brad Morrison also... strategic investing in crypto right now can set you up for life... fortunes will be made... and lost... I'm about to do some videos with information about 4 opportunities in this space. In the future I will charge a LOT of money for such knowledge but I'm not ready to set up that business yet so for now I am putting out there for free ("abundance economy" concept).

Speaking as someone who's lived overseas for years and has spent 2 of the last 4 years in KL, I recommend first booking an AirBnB flat for, say, 2-3 months as a trial run to get to know the country. I'd never move to another country before living there for several months with no strings attached. For example, about 5 years ago I decided to spend 9 months in Phuket..I stayed in the Kata/Karon Beach area. Phuket is a beautiful island and a world-class tourist destination. But for me, 9 months there was 5 months too long. Tourist areas tend to be an artificial environment....nobody is from there...tourists constantly come and go making it difficult to meet people. In Phuket, the locals all live on the east side of the island. But I think it serves as a example of how we can misjudge a place from afar, or from just visiting there for a week or two. It's really not enough to pick an entire country...you need to take time to drill down deeper into what specific localities suit you best. Do you want to live there, or just buy an investment property for renting to tourists? Not to worry, it's fun and you'll enjoy the process of discovery.

@shannon2748

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Too many people have this romantic notion that living in another country is somehow perfect, but it isn't. They all have a daily grind to put up with, etc. It's also about you. Wherever you go, there you are.

@michaelarnold417

3 жыл бұрын

Doc Holiday - A very helpful post, thanks. Yes, give a place a trial run first.

I left the asylum 15 years ago. Best decision of my life.

@arentol99

3 жыл бұрын

Split time between Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand.

I left nearly 9 years ago, but the best decision I ever made was getting married to a Bulgarian girl 3 years ago, giving myself a second country to call home. We don't plan to live in the USA anytime soon.

As a resident of Costa Rica I have health care for $94 a month. I do keep my Medicare because I visit the US again. I have no desire to return to the US to live.

I have gotten to the point where I’m afraid of America. I’ve been mistreated by this country while they’ve helped foreigners for there own interests over me being a citizen. I have to escape as soon as possible and I will be renouncing my American citizenship in the future.

@fmagalhaes1521

3 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@FeatherladyStudio

3 жыл бұрын

We're feeling the same way.

@Emily-mq1lj

3 жыл бұрын

Where are you going?

@fmagalhaes1521

3 жыл бұрын

@@Emily-mq1lj find a country where you are treated best. Remember the Robert Kiyosaki rule. You have three days to get out if it hits the fan. For US citizens, MX is relatively quick to arrive. However, get your legal residence set up long before you might need it.

@andrewalmada

3 жыл бұрын

@@Emily-mq1lj Asia. I have plan towards migrating to China at the moment.

I've developed a plan and am working it right now. Doing everything I can to be able to get out before we go the same way South Africa has gone and still is.

I'm not afraid to move, I just have to figure out how to find a job that isn't based in the United States.

@leoncutajar1369

3 жыл бұрын

Now is a great time to find a side hustle you can develop into a business and run almost anywhere.

@jsc2606

3 жыл бұрын

Not in US but same problem is finding a portable income when you are not good at selling!

@gifttube7451

3 жыл бұрын

Why you don’t like US

@JohnSmith-qp4bt

3 жыл бұрын

@@leoncutajar1369 yes, like an international consulting business. Easy to pick your spot and working remotely

@leoncutajar1369

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-qp4bt There are any possibilities in this internet age. In most cases the days of job security are over so why would anyone commit to living near a job they may not have in a years time when with a little creativity you can work from anywhere?

I'm an American from Seattle Washington, been living in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia for the past 30 years on MM2H. My health care here has been excellent! I have AIA insurance and its covered my double knee replacement and I only paid USD$1200 for both knees. I live the life of a millionaire got plenty assets own my condo and life is good. I'll never go back to Seattle .

@clanaoaarmyofallah2557

2 жыл бұрын

but did you give up citizenship? thats the big question. its one thing to live abraod but its another to cut ties completely with this modern Babylon of a nation. why keep citizenship in a country you dont even want to live in or go back to. do you still feel a type of fear or something if you give up citizenship.

@jermainemyrn19

2 жыл бұрын

That's terrible. In other countries, you pay nothing

@Stefanialak

Жыл бұрын

You’re an inspiration. I’ve been researching where to go and will make plans to leave within the next few years.

We left Virginia in 2017 and moved to Liberia. I know it's a third world country and isn't perfect, but we've never been happier. The people are so friendly and cost of living is low. Love living here!!!

Just moved to Tbilisi a month ago and it’s better than I ever imagined. 😃

Thanks Nomad Dad, your awesome. I feel like I could sit and just talk about life with you and learn lots. Blessings to you and your family.

From one Dad to another. You did a great job raising your son. You are truly blessed.

Thank you mr. Henderson! I hope we get more content like this in the future! Great stuff! Bless you all 🙏

Thanks for sharing knowledge. Appreciated

Thanks Nomad Dad! Glad to see you aboard!

thank you for this video

Your voice and intonation is so similar to your son's voice. My family were stationed in Singapore during the last days of British rule. What Lee Kwan Yew did was so impressive, as Singapore took inspiration from Britain as it was then, high trust, low crime. Looking at the UK now its sad to see what's happened just in my lifetime of 37 years.

Left US in 2001, gave up my green card 2004. Best decision. This side of the world is quite safe. Been to Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, China, etc... All very safe as long as you be smart.

Thanks for this information!

@nomadcapitalist

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Love NomadDad, keep spreading the wisdom

In short, If you live in USA Canada, UK, EU 27 Australia, New Zealand, get the hell out now if you are able.

Thank you Mr. Henderson. Looking forward to hearing more words of wisdom.

Thanks man. This guy is fantastic

I truly enjoyed this episode.

Amazing advice! Thank you NomadDad for sharing your thoughts! I really enjoyed this video!

I appreciate the way you support your son. Thank you Bob O:)

History is my avocation, and history shows that empires are born, empires reach their acme, and empires die. Sometimes death is gradual, sometimes it is in war, sometimes it is because of internal schisms. It's always been this way in history. It grieves me to say it, but the American Empire has all the signs of irreversible decline. It's time to go.

@greenlime1997

2 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree! In our politics today, there is so much talk about “saving American democracy” or “saving America” and as a student of history my response to that is there is no “saving” the inevitable. As you said empires rise and fall: Rome, Athens, the Ottomans, Soviets, Great Britain, and pretty soon America will join this list. History is history, you have to learn to accept it.

@robertgulfshores4463

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100%. There will not be a recovery.

Great job sir !! I'm 61 years old, so good to hear from a guy close to my age.

Soon to be ex wife moved out at the beginning of the week, divorce papers in bound, deposit put down on raw land in Colorado a couple days ago. My dad has reached out to extended family in PUERTO RICO and told em I want to move there and I want land. They would love to meet their "American cousin". Many thanks to Nomad Dad and Nomad Capitalist for your wisdom and inspiration. 🙏🐵🙏

@gustavo3322

3 жыл бұрын

I live in Puerto Rico, finished my Active military service a couple of months ago. I am also a real estate agent. If you are looking something specific in the island let me know. I know a lot specially on the metropolitan area or if you are looking to be self sufficient, own acres and grow your own food I can assist you with that.

@roggie77777

3 жыл бұрын

Your future will be very bright hers Will not. Men age like wine , women like milk.

@jasonh8869

3 жыл бұрын

@@gustavo3322 Can you share your contact info privately?

@gustavo3322

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasonh8869 give me your email and I can send you my info.

@flman1478

Жыл бұрын

hitting that brick wall huh. The wall is undefeated!!!

I appreciate your insights about moving abroad and the considerations someone that is approaching retirement age. I will be 62 years old soon. I am amazed at how fast America is deteriorating. I have been looking at several places to move to. Will be starting to set the foundation and plan soon. Thank you for the great information and keep up the great work.

Thank you gents. Had been down to Merida a few times. I love it there

@prettybrwneyez7757

3 жыл бұрын

That’s where I want to go. Plan has been in action!

@lorettawarner

3 жыл бұрын

I have lived in Merida for 6 years, and love it here!

@katherinefields3665

3 жыл бұрын

Am going to look at real estate next month. Plan to move there.

@katherinefields3665

3 жыл бұрын

Am moving there.

Great video. Thank you.

I must say Andrew... I really enjoy your dad's videos and I really feel a natural sympathy towards him. You can tell that he's very happy to be there and very proud of you. Just a nice dad! It's really interesting to listen and learn from older people's perspectives. He reminds me of my dad. Keep the videos coming! Cheers to your dad.

Do your homework. Take a few trips to reassure yourself. I've got two places abroad and I'm seriously looking to find my third place in Malaysia, once the current global situation is better to travel again. Keep watching and learning.

@docholiday7758

3 жыл бұрын

I love Malaysia, my late wife was from there, I'm tight with family and friends there and speak fairly fluent Malay. It's a home to me. However, they're currently locked down tighter than a drum. Imho, ANY country that would submit their people to unscientifically-supported lockdowns is capable of much worse. I'm truly shocked that Malaysia has gone so far off the rails...then again, so have many other countries. Malaysia stopped letting foreign homeowners return to their own retirement homes. I'm staying put in fully-open conservative-run US red states until this covid BS blows over....red states are among the freest places on Earth right now.

Love listing Nomad Dad. Excellent topic in deed!!!

Thnx, want to do this!

Experience always welcome. I’m 40 years old, lived in over 20 countries and I’m still learning. Thanks 🙏🏼

Last few videos, you can see where Andrew gets his mannerisms from. Even the cadence and intonation of your speech is exactly the same! Great perspective on moving! Great video!

"... falls not far from the tree." 'Way to go, Hendersons both. Love your channel, your advice, your fresh perspective. There's a big world out there, and some good options. Thank you--

I agree about traveling. Many family members always ask "am I scared traveling?" Especially to Asia and Latin America. The only things I've experienced is just being hussled for cash and I have to watch out for pickpockets. I have a few more countries to check out and I'm getting my plans together.

@user-bf8bt2wf7d

3 жыл бұрын

Asia is said to be much safer than Canada or USA Japan in particular.. If you wanna move to a country where you're more likely to strike it it rich 3x over while getting stuck by lightning twice on a sunny day and gaining superpower than you are getting attacked, *Iceland* !!

@deanchur

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-bf8bt2wf7d I've been to Japan a few times and spent 13 months in China, I felt safer in both countries than I do in my home country. Then again, I'm 6'4" and athletic, so people tend not to mess with me anyway haha.

@annamaric1905

3 жыл бұрын

US is one of the Least safe countries.

I left the US almost 5 years ago and am now based in South East Asia. One of the best decisions of my life. Another was subscribing to Nomad Capitalist. 😎😊🤙🏽

@longbeach225

3 жыл бұрын

Which country you live in SE Asia?

@Elmajeed

3 жыл бұрын

@@longbeach225 Thailand 🇹🇭

@Orson2u

3 жыл бұрын

Yahya Bey - a friend described Thailand as having the best balance of SE Asian: mobs yes, but not crazy; industrious as individual people. Thus, a middle ground agreeable to foreigners instead of extremes that repel..

Good info, NomadDad! Please keep us updated if you move out of the U.S.

Great content, Practical information in this episode about medicare was very helpful. Now I'm off to do research. Thank you.

You should also do a segment for countries that are best to move to. I have been struggling for past year but still haven't decided where to go. I only know that i wanna be in either europe or asia

This message just as easily applies to the U.K. right now. Hope to have left by September.

@cryptocrusader6078

3 жыл бұрын

UK is going full Nazi state

@Albert1872.

3 жыл бұрын

@@cryptocrusader6078 yeah the Nazi's famously flooded their nation with racial strangers from the third world.

@FeatherladyStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Seems that it applies to all "1st world" western countries.

@cryptocrusader6078

3 жыл бұрын

@@Albert1872. Low IQ workers is to control.

@Albert1872.

3 жыл бұрын

@@cryptocrusader6078its not Nazism though is it? We live under neoliberalism, it's better to call things what they are rather than equating everything you don't like with Nazi's.

It's been a long time since I've gotten to hear Bob Henderson as I drive the streets of Cleveland. Great information, and it's great to see you doing so well! I'm sure you're very proud of what Andrew has built!

@nomadcapitalist

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words!

I have traveled the world for work the last few years and observed that Asia is often more advanced/free than the USA, and English is sufficient to get by.

If you're currently in a G7 country, I think its normal to be apprehensive before considering a move to some of the more oft mentioned exotic destinations (Costa Rica, PH, Panama, Thailand, MX, Peru etc..) A lot of these countries are still not developed countries so there could be a disconnect between the standard of life you are used to and the one you are going to. Not to mention, gong to one of these places means learning a new language, different culture, possibly higher unemployment (>crime rate), houses aren't built as well, tropical climate all year long, possibly more bureaucracy and poorer customer service Not to be negative but making a move like this should be well researched and thought out

Thank you for addressing the "fear" aspect. Maybe I can get my sister to pull her head out of the brainwashed propaganda tunnel. She is 65 yrs old, afraid to travel out of state & terrified of vacationing out of the US unless a man is holding her hand. Sad for her.

@Schoolship.

3 жыл бұрын

sounds like my dad. he always says "the cdc travel advisory says that place is horrible" for every place on earth that I mention. also he was just vaccine injured, went blind in one eye and still going to get his second jab, praising lord fraudci and the biden crime syndicate on the way to the govt jab site. I'm actually embarrassed it's like being homer Simpson's kid.

@fivegkills6111

3 жыл бұрын

@@Schoolship. Ugh. So sorry 😑

@tmeadowsdegil2014

3 жыл бұрын

I know a lot of people who are like that. My ex husbands family was like that. they had absolutly no desire to go anywhere for anything. My mom would always say dont go to mexico you are just going to get yourself kidnaped or killed!!! Been many times to mexico and never had a problem!!! And I am really a lot happier in mexico than here!! I feel more free in mexico!!

@FollowmedowntheNumberWhole

3 жыл бұрын

@@Schoolship. it's even worse when your dad has historically been extremely smart, but refuses to think about the world and its current climate---even if it was to help you. No accurate predictions based on facts from this guy anymore. He just wants his "few years left" to "be happy" --apparently happiness is barely interacting with anyone except his wife and just lying around listening to stuff all day. I don't understand how he can have such disregard for guiding his own children when he always has, or that he refuses to be informed and insists when pushed that he's an optimist. It's a crazy-maker for sure. At some point you just have to detach and do the best you can on your own, sadly enough.

@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380

3 жыл бұрын

@@FollowmedowntheNumberWhole it's hard when your father who was your rock and the strongest person you knew your whole life gets old.....but do not resent him for aging. Respect your parents are care for them. It is natural that your father will fade and you will strengthen, and he will eventually lean on you.

In 1982 while surfing in Indonesia for an extended period, I got slammed on the reef pretty bad, caught staph infection, caught malaria, got sun poisoning and got some bad intestinal things. Hospital visits were less than 2 bucks, even if you paid extra for clean needles. Best trip I ever had.

@lifeofjoy4950

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao, that's the best thing I've heard in a while. They have people so brainwashed in this country their afraid of their own shadow. Congratulations on your exodus.

@longbeach225

3 жыл бұрын

@@lifeofjoy4950 Its because they don't want us to leave the plantation.

@lifeofjoy4950

3 жыл бұрын

@@longbeach225 Your absolutely correct also. Feed us BS and tell us the whole world is "scary" we wont leave. But some of us break out and see the lie.

Be nice to know if there's any movement on the Malaysian MM2H visa, thank you great video👍

Thanks great stuff

Such great advice, even I'd say Fatherly. I left 12 years ago and no regrets, on the way to another new country, can't wait.

@FeatherladyStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Envious! I'm hoping we can do the same.

NomadDad Sundays, love it.

Great series. Keep your dad on.

Love you insightful comments. 🖖🏻

You rock, Nomad Dad; thanks for offering your wisdom!

Another great video Nomad Dad!

"I'm the founder of Andrew Henderson" Haha entrepreneurs all the way huh.

Been blessed to live in many place's on this planet...Since leaving the United State's, I've gained a better understanding and appreciation of different culture's and customs and etc...I am asked almost daily about the U.S. here in Portugal, especially being from Texas originally and my response has been it used to be my home and now Portugal is with it's beautiful Mountains, lakes, river's, beaches and Island's in an small package...and did I mention the food...Safety, Sanity, Sun...I no longer feel a connection to the U.S. and won't be moving back...Get busy living...Bom Tarde from good Ole Monte Estoril, Portugal...🇵🇹🤠🐶

@brandonhaygood6824

2 жыл бұрын

I want to go too.. do you work in Portugal as well

@dickielarue1451

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonhaygood6824 Estou aposentado ... Eu exploro e relaxo ...🇵🇹😉🤙🤘✌

I can't leave at the moment but am making plans. I'd say I have a five year plan. This isn't something I can do in a year or two. I have an MA in International Studies and I know enough Spanish and French to get by in quite a few countries. I just bought Andrew's book. I think I am going to start with applying for citizenship based on ancestry and see where that leads me.

I am working on my plan to get out of the US.

Great vid nomad dad not all that relevant as I'm from UK but the thought processes are the same I've lived in India and France and visited many . Its significant different living somewhere that simply visiting from a lifestyle perspective let alone the tax and immigration!!

Thank you sir.

Lmao holy smokes Andrew must’ve watched his fathers every move growing up. They have the same mannerisms and everything

Thank you for your insight it’s very much appreciated. Where do I start I just want to leave the USA, but I’ve already lost most of everything I’ve ever worked for. Where can I go that will give me the greatest hope of prospering?

hey nomad dad. love the content and the somewhat different perspective. was wondering where are you located on the globe atm, do some local content. would love to see it.

The nomad dad has discovered Mérida! What an excellent son he has 👏

I’ve been in Japan for about two years and the quality of life is much better than home. I would love to live in Singapore, maybe when we retire.

@gonickjapan

2 жыл бұрын

I've been here in Japan for 15 years and couldn't agree more :-)

@clanaoaarmyofallah2557

2 жыл бұрын

@@gonickjapan did you give up citizenship from united states? im black and im sick of the united states and honest dont feel safe here. i want to leave so badly. japan is one of the places i would like to go. but i just want to know more people that have given up u.s citizenship to make me feel a little more confident. not just people who live abroad

@gonickjapan

2 жыл бұрын

@@clanaoaarmyofallah2557 Nope I haven't given up my citizenship yet but I do have permanent residency here in Japan. You may want to come and live here for at least 6 months to a year to find out if Japan is the best place for you.

Sir you raised a great guy.sending blessing to the entire family. Keep sharing advice, wisdom of travel and I appreciate the many topics shared.

hey nomad dad need to ask you something, the reasons you mentioned in this vid. on why leave the usa are those temporary or for the long haul? ..... 'cuz really don't think it's worth the hassle to leave the u.s. and transplant yourself in 'nother country if all reasons you mentioned are just temporary?

Stupidity, Fear and Greed are the three great forces that make the world turn. I am flat ass broke right now I have a jar full of pennies, some sliver and gold in the pawn shop that I use as my bank to get money to buy materials for my house I paid cash for to finish restoring and renovating the house. As soon as the house is done I'm going to turn my jar full of pennies into some serious cashola by investing and playing the lotteries and gambling. I stopped gambling when I bought my house. I can't wait anymore to get back at it. Truth be known I never should of stopped gambling. I have never invested in any stocks or other things that have to do with investing. I'm learning as much as I can from watching videos like this one. Lovin' it too. Thanks you for taking the time to make your videos and sharing them with all of us.

I like your dad on here Andrew! Good teamwork ✌🏻👌🏻💪🏻

Instant click. I am out of here soon. It is time.

@prettybrwneyez7757

3 жыл бұрын

For sure!

I agree. I always knew as a small girl, I would not live in the US forever. I wrote Nomad Capitalist, waiting for a response to move forward.

Hi guys, I am thinking of moving to Bulgaria with my online business. Fiscally it is the best country in the whole Eu. Unfortunately Andrew has never mentioned it and I wonder why.

Excellent overview

We love Bob.!

200k invested into nusi good enough to retire in the philippines?

Love the Nomad Dad!

Papa Bear, you did something right! Look how amazing Andrew turned out. You have my respect.

Left the USA in 2005.

@andrewalmada

3 жыл бұрын

You did the right thing. Soon I will do the same to escape the USA.

I thought that was his dad. I saw him in another video of his, the resemblance is striking. Good video

There is a large market for people who make less incone- would you start a subsidiary for US citizens who need to relocate?

Come, check out Vilcabamba, Ecuador. A laid back paradise.

@mnraiders8546

3 жыл бұрын

Was just in that country two months ago, amazing place!

Nomad Dad. You hit it out of the park.

Quite frankly, immensely, point being plus others...like father like son

GRACIAS!!!!

I tried your “become a client” and thereafter a lot of boring questions and still didn’t connect me

What do you think of Belize or Costa Rica?

Thank U

I left Canada to travel South America last year March 5th 2020. Still down here and I don’t see myself coming back. Best decision I ever made

@mattball7074

3 жыл бұрын

What country ?

@dannyboycinco

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattball7074 was in Medellin Colombia, now I’m in Quito, Ecuador. I think i plan on staying here making this my base as I travel more

@mattball7074

3 жыл бұрын

@@dannyboycinco Are you part latin american? I know a surgeon who lives just outside of quito actually! Seems like theres absolute steals in West side there

@dannyboycinco

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattball7074 yes! i'm half latino on my moms side! we only spoke english at home so my spanish was terrible coming here but i picked it up pretty quick. Also before making my move i went pretty hard on the Rosetta Stone to not be completely lost in the language when coming here. And there are some incredible properties you can buy at a steal in Cumbaya/Tumbaco area which is just outside of Quito. It's a more afluent area and it's super safe and gated.

@mattball7074

3 жыл бұрын

@@dannyboycinco Thats amazing man im glad to hear you have this figured out Ill search those areas thank you. From what ive seen how millionnaires live in certain parts is literally possible (for less!) Down there & yea safe. What did you think of Medellin? I hear Colombians well aware of the corruption & problems w/ big government, lies, etc. Yet i see investors in the West move there and based on their word they seem to like it! How do Ecuador & Colombia compare? The ppl it seems like ecuadorians are more chill & laid back, quiet & Colombians are fired up at all times like energy drink & 2 adderall and if something is sad its heart breaking & if something is funny its hilarious haha

Thank You, for sharing this video, Enjoy, Nomad Capitalist videos, WOW! Moving I move so much I would need to count how many times I moved. Being Single, I believe is the reason for me moving and moving, Here what I dislike about moving, I usually lost things that was valuable only to me. Finding out I had to much stuff had to get rid of some of it. So, moving not something I am afraid of, it more like I already move so many times and guess what where ever I go I am there so best learn to get to known thyself. I am guessing you're older person so am I and to this day I stay single, it easy to decide for myself. Thank You, for coming on this video, it most likely help someone decide.

I agree, as a US citizen currently in brazil looking to relocate to EU Czech or KL, I CANNOT AGREE MORE , currently looking renounce ASAP .... 👏👏👏👏👏

The lack of looking into liberty especially in the world of covidiots is an extreme oversight.

@lisas44

3 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said.