Move in silence.We talk too much

3 weeks until I leave the United States! I’m so busy but it is worth it. Don’t think you can’t do it, it can be done on several income levels! As these ladies always say, do your numbers! Don’t be afraid to dream and plan. ❤

@Lucytravelsabroad

8 ай бұрын

I have to say, I’ve seen your comments in the various livestreams and I just want to say thank you. One of the things you said about a job not being your life’s purpose but a way to do the things you want, really resonated with me. ❤

@Lucytravelsabroad

8 ай бұрын

Great ! Happy for you! I still have about 8 months to go

@auntielu4394

8 ай бұрын

@@Lucytravelsabroadyou can do it, good luck!

@Tracie_Collins

8 ай бұрын

Congratulations 🎉

@BlaxitGlobal

8 ай бұрын

Congratulations 🎉. It’s your time. I’m so happy for you.

My name is Stephanie. I'm a 56 year old black woman who have lived in Chile for 6 years. I love it. I've also lived in the jungle of Peru and in Haiti. I'm so excited to see other sisters thinking of moving abroad. I am the only black American woman I've EVER seen here

@jamesrenaud592

7 ай бұрын

you are brave, considering the stereotypes Chileans often have.....they are usually just based on looks, which I hope changes once they meet you, but even so. I have lived in Chile for 14 years, and 95% of Chileans are nice to me, but since there are so many more immigrants here compared to 2008, some of the locals have less open attitudes about foreigners than before.

@GlobalFreeLiving

6 күн бұрын

Sad, that Biden is committing genocide in Haiti... after assassinating the Haitian President. Just sad.

I’ve been OUT since 2020. The handwriting was on the wall for me in March 2020. I’m so happy I did. My husband and my 95 yo mother with dementia, pack up, sold my home in 1 day, and moved to the Dominican Republic, my husbands native land. I’m retired! We have bought property, houses and our monthly expenses are so low its head spinning! We live in the country and most of our food grows on our land. Moving has been a blessing. And the icing on the cake is that my Vitamin D level is normal for the first time in my life. 😂 don’t get me wrong. It’s been an adjustment, but little by little. I’m in my paradise home now, Mosquitoes and all. I want my Grandchildren to come and live here. I’m the retired Grandmother who has paved the way for my family to follow me. And leave now! God bless you!

@nynjahgyal

7 ай бұрын

This is music to my ears🎶🎵🎶

@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr

3 ай бұрын

YOU inspire me!!!!

Yes, let’s get into the details. Make a plan and take action NOW. I’m not just moving abroad for my own safety and freedom but to make a pathway for my family, too.

@angelam.5508

8 ай бұрын

I did they same thing for me and mine.

@Soul.in.the.garden

7 ай бұрын

Yes! I agree. I am leaving the US for myself, however I know my family. Once they see me thriving, they follow suit and get with the program. If anything I’m laying a foundation for the future generations to have a safe place to retreat to when the U.S. takes a toll on them.

@jayajaya788

7 ай бұрын

Also PEACE!!!

I’m a Mexican-American woman born in Texas. I admire you ladies for forming this movement to help black women. Please allow me to learn from you. I’m 60 y/o and working too much. I want to follow your exodus out of this country. We’re empty nesters. Mexico is where I want to move to. Thanks 🙏 for your guidance and encouragement!!!

@pleiadiantaurus

3 ай бұрын

My great grandfather was Mexican, and born and died in Texas. 😍 Heyyy Chicana!

@reneecairo5020

3 ай бұрын

Go for it. Make a good plan, and work your plan. Don’t let FEAR (False Evidence Appearing Real), get in your way. Be Rational and Realistic, set a time frame and be specific. Go visit the area of interest you have in mind and PRAY for guidance and help from the ONLY ONE, who will lead you into the righteous path.🙏🏾

@dmiles8406

2 ай бұрын

Stephanie…I’d love to know why you chose Costa Rica? I saw 👀 an African American attorney leave her career as an attorney in D.C. for Costa Rica as well. She purchased rental property and also a home 🏠 for herself. It was nice to see the 3 properties she had to select from. I’ve been curious every since.

@dmiles8406

2 ай бұрын

Roshida…I’d love to hear what made you choose Mexico.

@Arlene-cp6tp

2 күн бұрын

@@reneecairo5020Thanks I love u!

I left the US in 2021 during the pandemic. I built a house in Merida Mexico., and now I am building another home in Santa Clara in a beach town near Merida. These are the best decisions I've ever made. I was done with Amerika and I vowed to get out and live a more fulfilling lifestyle.

@Gullahbae-xm6ms

7 ай бұрын

Goals sis!! That’s how you move abroad! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@patriciahercules6852

7 ай бұрын

Move in silence.They hate when we do well

@AnikenSkiwalker

7 ай бұрын

Isn't Mexico unstable?

@rebeprice4400

7 ай бұрын

My soul is telling me to move there. You just confirm what I need to do

@leahl7352

7 ай бұрын

​@@AnikenSkiwalkerisn't the US unstable? Come on

After teaching and training teachers in 5 countries, I left the U.S. in 2016 and am in Cameroon.

Retired and living abroad since 2017. Currently living in eastern Europe. Loving my new life.

I am so glad Exodus Summit 2022 and 2023 are available. I am a black woman who needs a break from corporate. Stress from our environment creates a dependency on health care. It is a vicious cycle.

@nappyqueen86

8 ай бұрын

Bingo !Most people don’t see the connection

@DrAntoinetteLloydMD

7 ай бұрын

Take your well deserved break Sis! While u can. We have options outside of the US to enjoy life with less stress.

My husband, told me that we needed to get out before the next election. And THANK GOD! I took him seriously, found Exodus Summit and all of their collaborators and less than a year later we were OUT!

@dday3322

7 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

@jenamaste131

7 ай бұрын

Where you guys moved to?

@OurBlackUtopia

7 ай бұрын

@@jenamaste131 Hey there, Ric and I live in Lisbon, Portugal and have permanent residency in Mexico.

@SPECIALTRADER1

7 ай бұрын

​@@OurBlackUtopiaWOW!!! What are your thoughts on Portugal?

@OurBlackUtopia

7 ай бұрын

@@SPECIALTRADER1 We love living in Portugal - life is good. Plenty of black folks from everywhere - it's home.

"Someone who benefits from you being stuck has to get upset. But, you have to make a move if you're going to survive." Roshida, this spoke directly to me and I am here for it, ready to make a move.

@frana.4086

7 ай бұрын

Me too!

I'm in Canada. 67 years old. Leaving the end of November 2023. There is lots of problem here in Canada also. Soo Soo happy. Blessed love

@EN-ne3hu

7 ай бұрын

I want to go.

Thanks ladies for addressing this very important matter. My suggestion for those who are not even considering moving abroad: still go ahead and get your passport. Don't delay it.

I'm white and 75 and found this video informative and inspiring. Thank you Stephanie and Roshida!

@JBaddour-xz2ps

7 ай бұрын

I’m white, 61, and male, and I found this video informative, inspiring, practical, reasonable, and useful. I have already sent the link to the video/channel on to multiple friends of both genders, different races, ethnicities, religions, etc. I am hoping that they will watch, listen, and act before it is too late. I am also heading for the lifeboats as the USS Titanic has hit the iceberg and is in the process of sinking, whether the conditioned masses want to believe that or not. It grieves me to say it but what is, is. Acceptance of reality is critical as a first step and knowledge is key to doing things properly and successfully. This channel offers wonderful, supportive help toward that end. I cannot help but remember that millions of Jews in Nazi Germany did not want to believe what was happening in their country with the rise of Adolf Hitler. They wanted to believe that things were not going to get worse and reasoned that their families, businesses, and lives were in Germany, which HAD previously been a successful, prosperous democracy until the rise of Hitler and the Nazis. The ones who fled Germany because they did not believe the propaganda that everything was going to get better and Hitler did not pose the threat that he did lived. Those who stayed and told themselves that Germany was still the same country that it had been lived to regret their decisions to stay and were slaughtered. Keep up the wonderful work! May God help us all. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I think every Black person needs to have a valid passport and some savings/investments and a plan to leave the states if things again go left in 11/2024. We have options… let’s do the research, make our plan, and be ready 👍🏾

@exodussummit

8 ай бұрын

We totally Agree Helen! 💗

@LisaSoulLevelHealing

8 ай бұрын

The men have felonies and back child support. You mean black women? They are implementing visas for americans - i think because of the men, so they can deny them.

@gibson2675

7 ай бұрын

We need to look for very low crime rate countries like African countries to move to

@lizgill3214

7 ай бұрын

And do what for money when they leave?

@theshadow532

7 ай бұрын

@@gibson2675 Africa? I think you should do your research. There's just as much crime in Africa as anywhere else. I can tell you never been. AFC crime depending where you are very complex. From drugs to gangs violence to political riots to tribal wars, from national prejudice to racism. Yes thats right. They don't necessarily care for Americans. Some will even tell you that you are not black they are black, you are white. They see us the same as white Americans. This not to say ever person is like that but don't move there thinking you are getting away from crime and racism.

*My People Involuntary Built this Country* I'll be glad to have my large, tax-free Reparations and live in a another healthy country. I Love this Channel. ❤️ It is a blessing for Foundational Black American Women Thank You Stephanie 🌹🌹

Make a plan and work the plan… the US political scene is beyond scary… peace and ease are the order of the day. Thank you both for shining the light

@dday3322

7 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

Thoughts and prayers don’t require action. That’s why nothings getting done.

My Dream is to move to Europe, or a place where I can get around on a bike or walking, and has universal healthcare, free college education, and work life balance.

@angelam.5508

8 ай бұрын

I’m here now and don’t have any regrets. Is it easy no! But the benefits especially health wise are beyond anything I can imagine. Getting my credentialing together to get licensed here. Learning two additional languages as I plan to travel nursing in the EU. Come on over sis!

@PrettyEyesz

8 ай бұрын

@angelam.5508 oh trust if I could go today I would. I hope in another few years I'll have the financial means to actually do it.

@gibson2675

7 ай бұрын

Why not move to an African or carribean country

@l.b.5187

7 ай бұрын

@@angelam.5508What country are you in?

@PrettyEyesz

7 ай бұрын

@gibson2675 I mainly want to move to the Netherlands because they are the Bike capital. Most people that live there transport with bikes. Its very safe. They put people first instead of cars. I've thought of Africa too and done my research on it but it's still a developing nation and they still have a lot of things lacking unfortunately. It's a beautiful though. But I just prefer a European country. It's more advanced and is more up my Alley personally. Just a personal choice.

🤣🤣I love your candor. US is indeed an extremely strange and stressful place to live. Time to go!

"When is it going to be your turn" is a whole word 🙌🏾

I lived in Japan for 10 years the best place to live. You ladies are amazing for sharing this knowledge for our people. I hope that people who are watching this video can learn from each other and not be afraid to leave America.

@shoot4themoon406

7 ай бұрын

My 9 year old is very interested in Japan. Her father has a lot of concerns. He claims darker complexions are treated badly?

@NatoShinobi

7 ай бұрын

12 years here in Japan. Its 50/50. The treatment here depends on the job you have. If you have alot of skill, you may be able to escape the bias and possibly working for abusive institutions. However, its all in the preparation. Getting certificates and researching on how to get the approrpiate visas to be able to work on jobs outside of teaching English. I am darkskinned. And have worked my way up to positions of power. Yet, still face terrible intersectionality when it comes to being black and female in this patriarchy. Japan is a self soothing country that often sweeps issues under the rug. And yes it is beautiful as well. However, i would advise not to be blindsided by the pacifiers here. If your daughter would come here to live, i feel she should have a unmovable goal. Once she sets foot , start working on getting a permanent visa (not a change of citizenship). So this way, if she doesnt like it, she would still have the opportunity to come back. @@shoot4themoon406

@bennettayoung6357

7 ай бұрын

​​​@@shoot4themoon406 Why not Africa? You have 54 countries to choose from. Why should your child live thru discrimination of being dark in Japan especially if you know that beforehand. That can affect him or her mentally and as a parent your child may not have the maturity to deal with Japan even though he/she may have an interest in it.

@Gullahbae-xm6ms

7 ай бұрын

Africa isn’t for every Black person…

@jenamaste131

7 ай бұрын

Black peoples should stay in their mothers land places Afrika, Island , Central America. Japan ,China , etc are not the place for our people. Yes, some live there and will say it’s good, and never had this experience, blah, blah, blah, but let be realistic and keep it real. They are racist, they just smile in your face and hate with their heart. They are just like the white man in America. They think like whites.

There's no sense of community in the USA. I'm privileged to be able to travel overseas and recharge emotionally. Moving abroad is a must.

As a black american woman, there are a ton of places that im adored, respected, and treated well as a black woman. France is wonderful, but its amazing in mexico and italy.

@Radicalstories92

8 ай бұрын

I am starting with Poland since I can teach freelance there

@Emley-ft1xj

8 ай бұрын

I am interested in Itay but people keep talking about how racist it is

@miztri

8 ай бұрын

Why leave out of a white racist first world country to go live in others just like it

@Gullahbae-xm6ms

7 ай бұрын

I experienced quite a bit of racism in Italy but that’s just my experience. You might have a better experience there.

@LisaSoulLevelHealing

7 ай бұрын

@Gullahbae-xm6ms I experience a "bit of racism" everywhere. It's different outside the US. That is not the majority of my experience. It is some though. But you can experinc3 a bit and not think the entire country is trash, sometimes. But it does depend on how many times and how bad the experience is, of course. I just experience 1 or 2 small micro aggressions in france. I experienced 0 racism I'm italy. I'm going back this December solo

Roshida hit the nail on the head for me when she said some of us have jobs that are killing us. My husband and I are fixing up our home in Texas, to rent it so that we can go live in Mexico. I am a remote worker but I need to lighten my load. It’s literally killing me and my family haven’t realized it. We’re empty nesters. We still owe on our house but I know if we rent it, everything will work in our favor. It’s time to take action before it’s too late. 🙏 Thank you for your encouraging words!

"The money not moneying" Love that expression.

So I'm watching this late, but just the language you both are using is making me tear up 😢, because it's so accurate for me personally. And now I'm a caregiver for my parents and know I'll not leave permanently for the foreseeable future. Ladies, keep doing what your doing. I can't leave now, but I can plan for later and that is hope❤

New subscriber. I’m building a house in Ghana and I have my Sierra Leone citizenship! Everyone needs a backup plan! Good video.

@david5544g

7 ай бұрын

Wow, Ghana is such a great place for women? No violence there... You should re evaluate your "back up plan"?

I’m moving to Hanoi Vietnam Nov 28th 2023 ….. I’m soooooo excited 🎉🙌🏽

I have been living out of the country since the late summer of 2023 after about 1.5 years of research and planning. Best decision that I ever made! I have no intention of ever living in the US again and my mission now is preparation for the arrival of my family and friends. Don't forget, not everybody got aboard the Underground Railroad right away. People had to hear about how so and so got away. People needed to know there was a safe place to get away to. My goal is to provide such a place. I am doing the legwork, spreading the word and laying the foundation. "If you build it, they will come."

Officially turned off the news years ago. ExodUS Summit 2023 lit a fire under me! Currently applying for pt remote positions, so that I can be OUT by March/April 2024 at the latest.

Love this conversation. I’m a therapist and I’ve had to break it to many clients that their job burnout and stress is the source of their anxiety and depression.

Just got back to the US from Poland 🇵🇱 ! I despise coming back to the US and I cannot wait until I move permanently next year. Love you channel continue blessings and support.❤

My brothers and sisters. I remember crying at my dining room table when Hillary lost. Regardless of your political choice. Acknowledge that this woman had the education and experience to back up her qualifications. I don't agree with everything that happens in my political party. The point is, something seriously wrong happened then. I left the U.S in 2021 to live in Portugal 🇵🇹. I bought a small apartment as a vacation home and this was my go to. Paid est. 65,oooeur. My property taxes are 149 eur. I live near a tourist area. Beach is a 10 min walk. Bakery at the corner. I feel as though I came back to life. I was ready to leave my job but we worked out an arrangement. I registered as an llc so that they could pay me as a vendor. Plan, visit & research. I don't pay for private insurance anymore because I can afford to pay for appointments myself. I make it a point to go to gym. Work on my health. Eat healthy. Go visit, know what kind of area you want to live. I wanted small to medium town with easy access to amenities and that's where I live. Blessings and best wishes 🙏 love and ✌. I have no regrets. Don't look back.

@felicagary5432

7 ай бұрын

This sounds like a dream come true. This place is beyond scary it's crazy

@tonyshaw226

7 ай бұрын

When Hillary Clinton lost, it only delayed where we are now, short of their actions where to crash the economy, and create chaos in the United States. Now everyone wants to run out of the country..... the door that has been opened there'll be no where in the world you'll be able to run on what's getting put in place.... you'll only be lengthening the time before hits you... The women & children are going to have it the worst unfortunately. . Satan has had the ear of eve since the garden, now he's president, Adam was kicked out and the ladies don't know they are driving the nails in the coffin.... you don't know what you have done..... do you legal kids that the Biden's are opening the door have already lost 100,000 kids.... all thanks to voting decisions.

@frana.4086

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@philipbell5448

7 ай бұрын

If you cried tears of sadness for Hillary, you got issues

@plumercrs1386

7 ай бұрын

Hilary would have made things worse sooner than Biden has. I don’t trust a Democrat president any longer. Look where we are today. The US is in trouble.

I want to a house in Senegal, Costa Rica, and a middle eastern country. I do want to go back and forth. 6 months here, and 6 months in another country. America IS SOOOOO DRAINING !!!!!

It’s refreshing to see this video. I thought I was the only one that feels this way. I currently have a plan in place. It’s coming into fruition slowly but surely. 😊

2 years old and at home in Egypt. I've been here the entire time. It's nice i have good friends, and I've helped other Hebrews get out and set up safely. They love it here, too.😊

This is awesome Stephanie! I am a retired senior and planning to move in 2024! I planned for many years. I did it in steps. First I moved back to the East coast after 40 years in Los Angeles. I got my finances and health care together in California. The next phase was to prepare more intensely with my spiritual and emotional mindset to live abroad once again. I lived abroad 40 years ago and I always knew that I would leave America in the future. Plan!Plan and make your EXODUS!

I'm ready to go! I gathering my resources now and creating an escape plan! This year's summit was phenomenal. I want so much to be gone before summer 2024!!

My sister has been living abroad since 2018. She is retired Air Force so she was stationed all over the world- I recommended the FB page to her. She can share her experiences.

And make sure you have plenty of money! I was in Mexico for three money.. sanitation n water was horrible.. make sure you do All your research! It sounds good but count the cost! Please!

I just ordered my passport a month ago. I'm ready to expand my awareness of life

Even if you can't move by the next inauguration, then think of it as a sign post to leave quickly. It is getting worse and worse. I'm a man. And when the Supreme Court flipped Rowe vs Wade, I immediately applied for my passport.

I'm glad to see this! Please if possible organize as well for those who might want to get out but don't have the means. Kudos to all of you! Get out of her, get out of mystery babylon! It would be a shame to suffer violence twice. My heart breaks imagining our diaspora suffering the judgement coming to babylon. It will be a double tragedy. I pray the LORD leads all of you who have this insight and provide all that is needed to move to safety. Also be careful where you're moving to as babylon will not suffer her judgements in isolation, there are many who have drunk of her cup and will share in her judgement...

@SimplyPositive11

7 ай бұрын

Yes, your comments are my exact sentiments. I’m wanting to get out of Babylon, been wanting to leave since 2020, but have a husband who loves Babylon and his job so much that he can’t see any of this. I feel stuck. Don’t know what to do.

@dwn2earth260

7 ай бұрын

Yeah organizing for others is a no. Make a plan or follow the plan these ladies have and help yourself.

@pearlsimpson3859

7 ай бұрын

@@SimplyPositive11I will pray to our Father to perfect that which concerns you. Call on Him and he will answer.🙏🏽

@SimplyPositive11

7 ай бұрын

@@pearlsimpson3859 Thank you so much for the prayers. God bless you.

@pearlsimpson3859

7 ай бұрын

@@SimplyPositive11 you’re welcome 🙏🏽

As the saying goes "go where you're treated best." I left the USA years ago. One BIG reason was I didn't want my daughter raised in the US culture. A bit of advice.....if you can obtain a 2nd passport do so. It's easier to live in other places if you're a citizen of that country or at least working towards obtaining citizenship of the country you settle in. Then you don't have to worry about your visa being denied, getting kicked out at a moment's notice due to laws changing, etc. Don't forget about taxes. ALL Americans are supposed to file taxes no matter where they are in the world.

I am about options, access, joy, and peace. Ladies, go wherever you need to go to find it (physically, mentally, and spiritually), just remember wherever you go, you take you with you. Tfs

A ride to the ER in an ambulance will cost you $2500 or more in the U.S.

@patsemi1722

3 ай бұрын

Update, $4,000.00 in California. Depends on the state.

I am a black American and work in healthcare. We had to choose a country where English was the primary language due to my career. After 3 years of paperwork, we finally received our permanent residency in Melbourne Australia last month and planning to leave right after elections. As a permanent resident in Australia, you have free healthcare and kids go to school for free. It was important for us to choose a country that the education level was at or above the level of the US. Currently live in GA and we are ready!

@rackin9594

7 ай бұрын

How are the people in Austrailia?

@plumercrs1386

7 ай бұрын

So you expect Trump to win?

@susanaddams2027

7 ай бұрын

​@@rackin9594 Just read up on the Aborigines, the indigenous people of Australia.

@4ConservativeNews

4 ай бұрын

​@plumercrs1386 it doesn't matter who wins. Biden is only for Hispanics Trump is a racist...it doesn't matter

@TheaLightweaver

2 ай бұрын

Did you see how they treated their citizens during Covid? Also they are the worst racists against black people.

This is a MUST SHARE!!! Living Abroad in Mexico 🇲🇽 and loving it! 💕

@shoot4themoon406

7 ай бұрын

Hey! I just got a notification about your video today, selling your tiny house, your next Era. I guess I'll watch that next.

@LESHAUNWILL

7 ай бұрын

@@shoot4themoon406 yes I did and thank you I’ve been in Mexico living my best expat life 🇲🇽🥰

Heading to Africa Ghana Accra

Another tip to figure out what you’ll need for the cost of living in another country is to look at the average salaries of different professions of that country. For example if a nurse makes an average of $24,000USD in the country you’re researching, then you may be able to use that as a guide to figure out the amount of yearly income you’ll need to live in that country, especially if you can speak the language a little bit.

Canada 🇨🇦 shares several boarders with America and we have universal Healthcare. We have issues too but Healthcare is FREE

@Lucytravelsabroad

8 ай бұрын

They have an age cut off so that is very difficult to immigrate there for most of us

@Lucytravelsabroad

8 ай бұрын

*it is very difficult

@tonyathomas6379

8 ай бұрын

@@Lucytravelsabroadhello, have you thought about going as a student or employment? I think that may be an option if you’re considering moving there.

@Lucytravelsabroad

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@tonyathomas6379really? I would like to study or gain employment if possible

@lovepassionlv

8 ай бұрын

Thank u for this topic. Because this is were I'm at my point in my life. Searching for remote world wide. I'm remote US.

You can get a 10 year visa in Rwanda for less than $200 in 1 week. I got one for my son and I so we're secured. I'm out here if you need help

@godschild2-yd3jy

7 ай бұрын

We are interested in Rwanda and visited a few months ago. How did you get visas for 10 years?

@OrganicallyYahs

2 ай бұрын

Yea please. I would love your help and or advice. I’m a single mom but I have a spiritual sister who is ready as well and we need help!🙏🏽

My sister doctor told her that she must not stay on her job any longer. She stayed five years later and her health became so bad she had to leave.

I decided to at least " leave for a season" ..Grateful for these videos

I am leaving Florida in 6 months, heading to Mexico

I been dreaming about this all year. So glad I found this video/community!

Love the positivity you both are sharing. Empowering others to be brave.

I predict this video will go viral in November 2024 😅 I’ll be gone already by then, but let’s hope our folk are watching now.

@jayajaya788

7 ай бұрын

I'm with you...simply can't take it anymore...it's about PEACE

@pleiadiantaurus

3 ай бұрын

Hopefully I will too!

Been seriously researching Panama because I can take the family pet plus Panamanians know how to have fun and their food is good. Look like the Pensionada Visa would be the way in.

I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love , love when you say do as little as possible. It warms my heart with joy and happiness ❤❤❤I adore your transparency and honesty and your views! Profoundly appreciate amazingly strong women ❤

Thanks ladies! Great work as always 👏 👏. Loving your hair Roshida 😍

You are exceptional, say it loud! Black women, I’m proud of you sharing such important information for us old folks to share with our children and grandchildren. I can’t wait to make that move.

I love this conversation and the pragmatic discussion about reasonable options. "Safety is an illusion." So good to keep it real. I'm a generic middle aged white guy here. I appreciate the perspective of black woman (and others) to see alternative angles. I'm middle of the road in terms of politics. I'm not afraid of the far Left or far Right. I'm concerned about potential conflicts between those two extremes causing difficulties. Two years ago my partner (gay) and I started the process of acquiring residency status for Mexico. We continue to live in the States, but travel to Mexico regularly with a one-foot-in and one-foot-out strategy. In three more years our temporary status will become permanent. We have American and Spanish friends in Mexico and we love Mexico City. We might semi-retire there someday in a nothing-ever-goes-wrong scenario. Or we could quietly migrate with documents in hand during a crisis. Mexico could be our final destination. But it could also be a staging area for a second migration elsewhere. Keeping those options open.

Im going to make the move to South Africa with my kids. Cant move until 2025 but Im going to put my things in storage. Im not too worried about the extra payment 😌. I just want to live a luxurious life with my kiddos 🙌🏽

@jamaicanonthemove.3239

7 ай бұрын

I'm here enjoying South Africa.

@Seytalks

7 ай бұрын

How are you able to provide for your family? Did your job allow remote?

@sbostic08

7 ай бұрын

@AmalAmazingVlogs I'm a disabled veteran and receive VA money and social security money each month. I'm 38, and it's guaranteed for me for the rest of my life. I qualify for the retirement visa. That's how I'm able to just up and move.

@Seytalks

7 ай бұрын

@@sbostic08 wow good for you

@jamaicanonthemove.3239

7 ай бұрын

@sbostic08 I just sold or gave away everything. The storage fee is too expensive. Hope you will make it in 2025.

I enjoyed this video immensely all the informative tips and info was so so helpful and motivating. The comments were eye-opening also

Kudos to you sisters!

I’m here for it! I subscribed today. 👩🏽 ✨🥹

I'm a happy resident of East Africa. I don't believe you understand how diverse it is nor how powerful it is poised to become economically in our lifetime.

I don’t have children but what Roshida elegantly expressed about Black children living abroad is what brings me the most joy when in Belize! Their smiles and safety are PRICELESS!🫶🏾 And I am so glad you mentioned how to live abroad and then return to the States to work! Retirement in Belize for teachers is age 55 (the last I checked 🤔) so returning to the States and substitute teaching (do not sign a contract even though you may be certified…negotiate your salary) and working as a licensed massage therapist afford me the FREEDOM to earn money several months a year and live/travel abroad for several months. It is a win-win!!! You can do it, goddesses!

@saraesmoon

7 ай бұрын

I plan to move to Belize in 5 years. However, if I can figure it out sooner....I'm out

@SPINESHINEGODDESS

7 ай бұрын

@@saraesmoon 🇧🇿 🇧🇿🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️I OVERSTAND!❤️

@rackin9594

7 ай бұрын

I am going to Belize in January. However, I am from the Caribbean. I plan to go to Europe thereafter.

I wish this was a live Q&A, where in the world would you recommend a single mom and her toddler move to?? ❤

@candicemurray5237

7 ай бұрын

I am a single mom with a 4 year old moving to Australia with permanent residency. You can definitely do it. Just do it!

@user-sw8eo4bn2v

7 ай бұрын

@@candicemurray5237 as a black woman, I don’t think that’s the place for me. They have a lot of gun violence and a history of violence towards indigenous and black people. Good luck to you though.

@olliejohnson8996

7 ай бұрын

Ask the Most High Yah God for directions! One can lose their life anywhere on the globe😊

I moved to France to get my master’s after the 2016 election. I’m back in the states but trying to plan better to always have options!

@KimLaFrance

7 ай бұрын

Just curious, did you apply for French Citizenship? Students who complete a Master's degree in France, can apply for Citizenship (after 2 years).

❤i am 81, and USA became too expensive and deadly. You still must be alert anywhere.😊

I'm in debt and have been advised to pay down consumer debt beforehand but that would take a while. Should I file bankruptcy and skidaddle?😅

@jaylagriggs6883

2 ай бұрын

That’s my plan!

Thank you for your platform. ❤

Hi ya'll. Great video as usual.

I Say If You Plan Something. You Need At Least 2 Years Of High Funds Saved For Unexpected And Unseen Things. I Remember, I Had Surgery. I Planned For 6 Months. It Became Serious. It Lasted Over A Year. I Was In Trouble, But God Gave Me Strength. And Never Completely Move Your Citizenship.

Yes yes yes ladies!! Work the plan 👏👏👏 it’s time ✌️

Thank you so much! I’m ready in my mind and heart.

Thank you ladies

Joining your group right now. I need this because I need to leave as of yesterday.

OLA Stephanie and Roshida. This Video Is Remarkable, Energising & Very Empowering! Thank You. You're Both Phenomenon Women! Although I'm Living My Fabulous Life, Having Exited Some Years Ago, I Still Watch Your Videos Bec They're Extremely Interesting & Informative! OBRIGADA Both Of You. Have a Wonderful Day!❤️🌹❤️ xox

Hello 👋 from a Marine Corps veteran living in Virginia Beach, VA. I love ❤️ your inspirational, instructional videos! Thank you 🙏🏾 so much for sharing. Costa Rica has been on my radar as well since I need to relocate as soon as my divorce is over.

Great tips thanks for sharing

Hi Sistas! Love your video content!!!👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

No one is safe on this earth, except for under the Almighty God’s wings and the Universe 😊

Great video ! Have you ladies made a video regarding bop around routes ? I’m planning to do some slow traveling next fall.

I’m ready

This is very cool. I’ve travelled a lot in my life for work and school and lived abroad (in France). It really does open your worldview. Even if you discover you prefer living in the US you know it differently than if you’ve never lived out of the country.

I love Roshida's delivery.

0:37 😂😂😂😂😂 I love your transparency.

So very interesting. It does sound scary. I believe it can be done. Thanks for sharing.

Would you advise relocating if one is on a limited disability income(mental health)?

I want to leave the US asap!!

Iam a black man that’s looking as well and totally agree with what you guys are doing this has been on my heart ❤️ for years

Good job ladies ❤

Thank You

Great Advice Stephanie and Roshida! I’m ready to go, just need to decide which country is best for me to go to.

I thank you 2 women 🙏🏿