omg the "first steps" part is hilariously where i'm at right now. looking at my dishwasher, private parking space and affordable rent like hmmm am I losing my mind or on the way to go find it

i wish there was more long-term options for foreigners that don't necessarily want to get a job there. The digital nomad visa is not very long and doesn't allow for renewal :(

This is a great video, I loved watching it❤! Would have hoped to hear a bit more about crime rates… in NY

Always gringos who visit and dont assimilate and yes! There are a lot plus negros from the States . At least with Asians they learn the language and being builnesses and hire within the community, the negros from the States will hire locals and low ball them People in Colombia and Mexico and Valenzuela are getting tired of sex tourist and self entitled gringos and gringos and morenos from the States that think that others are to bekon there need !! Fyi a lot of the Guerros and morenos are there illegally and overstay there welcome as well

This is very helpful since I'm thinking about going to Japan with my kids, start a new life with them

Moving in 7 months and 3 weeks with my wife and dog. Landing in Brooklyn though. Brooklyn is home

Thank you! Your video was very helpful. Do you have any recommendations for any application or classes that would help me to learn Spain Spanish?

Good idea. Run for your life. NYC is a disaster. 1. Too many illegal aliens 2. Too many thugs 3. Too much BS construction work 4. Overpopulated 5. Filthy streets 6. Dangerous subway platforms and trains 7. Unnecessary MTA delay in service 8. Rent is out of control 9. Rude and nasty people everywhere 10. Too much competition Best of luck to you. Run for your life.

Sorry , but it didn't come out very well. It is important not to mix subjects, stick to your tittle.

This problem is becoming worse. The zone where my university is located has so much gentrification that I have to spend triple than usual just to EAT. Some of my classmates have been kicked from their apartments so the landlord could rent to foreigners who would pay even more. A family wanted to shut down a very famous small restaurant because they didn't like the music they played And I could give more examples, but I don't want this to be too long. Dont get me wrong, I love sharing my culture with everyone, but some foreigners need to understand that we don't work for them, and that the culture won't change to match theirs.

Deblasio ruined nyc

This is so helpful

I want to move there for opportunity

Nyc is great but gotta have a decent job unless you’re ready to grind

Boohoo News shouldn’t be biased… shut up and edit the video clown.

NYC is all about $ & power.

King Juan Carlos deserves praise for facilitating and overseeing Spain's transition to democracy. Pity about his corruption scandals.

well buddy i wish you all the luck in the world. I'm a born and bred NYer so i have different circumstances and perspective. but definitely moving anywhere on this earth based on what you see on tv and movies is not the way to go. i watch those shows and films and say to myself this is a lie! a lot of transplants move here for those kinds of reasons and don't experience the NY that i did growing up. is it rough? hell yeah. it's not for everybody or for the faint of heart. most NYers are struggling, all that glitz and glam on tv is....well it's tv, a f*ckin stupid Hollywood fantasy. some people live that life and they seem like they're taking over the whole city. By city i also mean Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. but they're not the heart of NYC. sorry it didn't work out for you, i hope you thrive wherever you land.

I think your NYC experience was totally skewed by your job. I know NYC has reputation for being a super hard working city, however unless you are working in a hedge fund or investment banking making 200-300k then working around the clock is insane. My experience with New York has been much different. I came to the US as an international student and after college got a 6 figure job in NYC. I live in Jersey City and my portion of rent is 700 a month with 25 minute commute time to Manhattan. I save 50 percent of my after tax salary and I am very grateful for the opportunity considering that I came from a considerably poorer country.

You went to nyc with no plan and a low paying job??? while going out on dates and paying for plane tickets?!? i don't think it was the city man

As i was waiting to skip the ad before this video I was wondering how long it'll take till he tells me the actual figure.... VERY much appreciate getting it right away. Kept watching out of reciprocity, and intrigue of course

Can you do a Japan visa run, like a Thailand visa run, etc? Meaning, go to say, Korea, for one day or one week, then come back to Japan and get a fresh 3 months? I am an American citizen.

I moved here a few years ago. I knew no one and did not have a job. It is expensive. I live in Manahattan in the Broadway district. I love it here and did not think I would. This November will be three years. I tried to move here when I was about 22 and did not last one year. It was super hard young and broke. Coming back older and with money made it very easy and not having a car is great. I was always into nice cars. I could care less now. I can walk to everything. Hells kitchen two blocks away. I love it.

Only reason to be "in" NYC is for the amazing speed of change. You can "quickly" ascend within a few years at your career. This is probably because of the constant changes, fast pace, and competition. The "issue " with NYC is the $$$RENT$$$. OMG it will literally cut you in half or more. City landlords have a lock on rents and it's beyond brutal. Very hard to focus on becoming better while stressing over being evicted.

That girl is so so beautiful

2:18no es influencia ya que méxico se creo en parte por españa

I want to come there ,new friend

So based on this video. If you aren't owning & operating a business, and work for yourself, you can only stay there 6 months, and 1 year if you have capital. But you also cant get long-term rentals? Man, I love the idea of living there, but they really make it difficult. Not sure why they aren't looking to do things similar to Thailand/Philippines. I mean, they are mostly saying "Hey, if you don't actively bolster the economy, you only can get a visit that feels like something, but not enough to live there. " Lol, if you want to use the general visa/digital nomad visa, you need to be able to travel out of the country too. Jeez. Not sure why they don't want passive contribution to the economy as well. If I moved there, and had the funds to support myself and my family, I'd be 'actively' contributing daily. Welp, hopefully they will change things and I can go there one day without needing to change my career, or constantly go in and out of the country. Thanks for the info. Seems Japan is a dream that needs to wait until it's easier to stay long-term.

I am deported Mexican that was raised in the USA and experienced a hate crime during Trumps presidency where instead of getting justice I was deported. I have been living in Mexico City since then and although Gringos do not see gentrification as a problem it is a very big problem for the locals who are niether American citizens nor are making dollars and living in pesos while in Mexico. For the average Mexican life is expensive in Mexic and with all these foreigners coming to Mexico it makes life much more difficult for us. The worst part about gentrification is that Gringos and Canadians don't want us in their countries and create extremely racist anti-immigrant laws to force us out. And the very same people saying things like build that wall or deport them all are the very same people coming down here because it is cheap for them. Then they try to compare Mexican immigration to American gentrification which is not the same due to draconian anti-immigrant laws that make it near to impossible for Mexicans to go to the USA. Those are some major hypocritical racist double standards that colonizers have placed for the Mexican people.

Thanks 🙏🙇 really informative and straight to the point

LOVE doing affirmations in the mirror. Have you read/done "Mirror Work" by Louise Hay? And thank you for recommending Aleph

what an excellent comedic value this film provides us at the beginning when you're sharing about the space, the birds, the luxury of wd in same dwelling hahhaha SO good. These tips are EXCELLENT, I took so many notes on my notepad to help with my housing hunt, thank YOU

This is an incredibly authentic video. I cried during this when you were talking about your feelings of shame and the weight of stress that you felt. You are doing incredible work with your filmmaking. Also, thank you for sharing different jobs that you had, I have a background of casting producer for reality tv and I move to NYC next month and need something while I work on making my wellness startup profitable. So Ive been wondering what types of media jobs might be there for me to work while I get my business off the ground. Super helpful video, I would love to see you move back to NYC and conquer the beast when you're ready!!! Much love to you superstar, look forward to following your journey. xoxox

Don't come!!! U ando ur american dream stop coming!!!😡

Hey Bro, Nice video.

I moved here when I was older. I liked it. I don't think I would have enjoyed doing what you did. Maybe come back in a few years!

Glad I found your channel. Want to learn from you and hope your channel grows

How can I get you on a panel to discuss this?

I always learn so much from your research. It's chilling to think of the number of successful and failed attempts to assassinate former standing presidents and candidates. Thank you for the great historical account!

Great content for expats!

Nice Video! How come you are not famous?!

This is helpful. I'm moving next week from Virginia for a new job and I'm super excited, but super nervous as well

Eine oberflächliche und geirrte Geschichte.

Nice Video! I dug the history lesson!

It'd be great if you stopped

Wow good research. Could be longer.

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Damn I’m an ohioan, and I LOVE cleveland, but the estate your parents stay at is NOT what I think of when I think Cleveland.

The one thing which would have permitted you to succeed in NYC is a place to stay rent free just til you are established. A newb has no idea how crappy NY can be.

Hi, I want to ask you about the possibility of studying English at your university and how much it costs to study seven months intensively for all levels of language with insurance. Can I get a visa?