Great Info! So timely and on a subject we are personally very interested in. Thank you!

Weather as always is a big plus of this lifestyle. As Michelle says, hard to give up the nice weather when you get used to it. I dread the idea of going back to Canada and being in the gloom and rain. Ugh do depressing.

Good info in nice talk

IS AMERICA NO LONGER A COUNTRY OF ABUNDANCE ❓️❓️❗️ THE WORLD IS SEEING TOO MANY AMERICANS FLEEING AWAY TO OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD TO WORK AND TO LIVE ❗️❗️ WHY IS AMERICA LOSING SO MUCH OF ITS CITIZENS AND WHY AMERICANS ARE SO UNHAPPY IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY ❓️❓️❓️❗️❗️

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Is it not a new rule as well that a marriage certificate has to have a QR code? They are refusing my wife's visa application because our's is old and typed with typewriter before QR codes were even invented. Last year they were fine with the certificate. I guess this year she will not be allowed to visit. I hope that we will not get fined or put on a ban over a number of years.

Question: does insurance provided by the companies work in PR? If you were to relocate to PR for more than 6 months/year would companies be opposed? Could it be a possibility?

You are both inspiring❤ I started our channel last month and you were one of my inspirations. Thank you! Keep posting and traveling. We have 5-7 years until we get to “retire” and we are documenting the process. Safe travels ❤

Taino- “Ta-eeno”

Great video! Which camera did you use most while hiking El Yunque? Did it rain when you were there, and how did you protect your camera if you used the Sony? I own a Canon R6, and I am not sure if it would be a good idea to take it.

What about pets. We have two cats. Is the type of traveling you are describing possible either cats?

Define slow travel again please. New concept to me.

If there is no other food than pizza, then it must be a pretty lousy city.

Great interview, I follow both of your channels and nice to hear your origin story 🎉❤😊

Talk about walking through time. 😮

Earthquakes?

Bugs?

We were in Old Town Corfu last May and enjoyed staying in a lovely old doctors flat with all the shops/restaurants below. The buzz of people in the evenings having dinner/wine with friends was just so sweet. We also enjoyed the old town in the mountains Perithia … it is definitely worth a visit if you love peace & quiet, nature, very old buildings and history!!

Nice video guys. Great imagery of the old town.

What a fun time! Thank you.

Awesome!

Such a great place!!!

This is fun! Fav platform for finding properties in UK for one month stay, we are going there soon. Also fav global e-sim?

For any New Zealanders: New Zealand has bilateral visa waiver agreements are: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Visa-free travel to Belarus through Minsk International Airport was revoked for US passport holders in 2021 although it does still exist for EU, UK and Canadian passport holders.

What do you do if it's your passport under 6 months. If you renew, will they just add time to your passport, and will you lose your ending time, if that makes sense.

Great information!

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Great episode! Thanks for the tips. Christian and I @teammikeadventures are on our way to the early retirement slow travel lifestyle.

That was a good interview. You turned the tables. Thanks for letting us know more from Warren & Julie who interview others.

Great interview.

It was great meeting you both, we hope to see you again. Good luck on the channel!

I lived in Saranda for two months last year. More cons for me than pros; cons that I could not live with. (1) Can't flush toilet paper; this completely grossed me out. (2) Terrible, noisy, erratic drivers and traffic even during March and April, when I was there. (3) Wild dogs roamed the street at night, waking me up. I thought I was in a remake of Cujo. (4) The Call to Prayer 5 times a day. This seemed exotic at first, but I grew tired of it. (5) Gypsies. Really bad. One family's daughter sat outside my grocery store on a piece of cardboard, begging, often. I gave her food, but never money. Her mother would sit herself down on the main promenade along with an infant and another child, begging. It was horrible seeing another gypsy family member smacking a little boy in the face when he started to growl; literally growl. I think this child had been so abused he was acting like an animal; and this was in a cafe that is very close to where the busses drop you off when you arrive in town. Seeing children being forced to dumpster dive. Awful; I witnessed this a lot in Sarajevo, BiH, too. (6) The infrastructure is horrible. Example: sidewalks just . . . end. (7) There isn't much to do except look at the sea and drink, which isn't my thing. I did go on day trips to Gjirokaster and Blue Eye, etc. Butrint National Park is also close by. (8) I found groceries to be more expensive than eating out for some odd reason. PROS: I met some really nice people, Albanians, who I still stay in touch with. I like the proximity to Corfu, which is a Godsend compared to Saranda. Very economical rent during the off-season. I found a great pharmacist! I did need to see a dermatologist once, but there are no dermatologists in Saranda; you have to go to Tirana, five hours away by bus. And that is all.

Nice

There are lots of lovely people in saranda and I do love it.. I will get back there soon!

Im wondering if you do have an itinerary from JFK to Asia or JFK to Central America that you would like to share or make a video

Tell us more about booking directly with landlords and using flatiron (?). How do you find these places?

Newer subscriber here. Thank you so much for this information! DH and I are looking to retire later next year, sell everything and slow travel Europe in retirement for at least a few years. It seems there are numerous options for doing so. We’ve seen folks that get retirement-type visas as well as those that slow travel on tourist visas and utilize the Schengen Shuffle. Seems to reason that one might want to do the latter, see if overseas retirement is really their jam, find a place that appeals to them, then do the former. A lot of options, kind of overwhelming but nevertheless an exciting prospect. Thanks again and cheers! 🥂

I do not see any evidence that bilateral agreements existed after a country has become a part of the Schengen agreement. These agreements could have existed before then. Please show us government documentation before getting our hopes up. Because I really wanted to believe these bilateral agreements are current for my own full-time travel purposes!

VPN !! It’s important to have a vpn on all your devices to protect them when using WiFi, and esp important if you face two-factor authentication for your banks and credit cards. And be sure to check BEFORE you leave to see if their sites and apps will still work with a vpn, and/or see if you can set the authentication up for email verification instead of a text or phone call.

Hi do they dent in? the hard shell part ? Thank you

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the Republic of Ireland allows 90 days but it can be based on how much time you have left from your 180 days spent in the UK. For instance, some people think they could spend 180 days in the UK then another 90 days in Ireland. This is not how it works. If you spent 150 days in the UK, you have 30 days of your 180 left. You can only spend that much time in Ireland, not a full 90. The same is true in reverse. If you spent 30 days in Ireland and then went to the UK, you can spend 150 days there, not 180. Also, you are at the mercy of immigration officers, and they are especially suspicious in the UK. You WILL NOT get away with spending 180 days every year in the UK, no matter what your visa allows. Upon your second or third attempt to do that, it becomes pretty obvious that you're trying to just live in the UK without becoming a resident. They can and will tell you to turn around and get a flight to somewhere else. You won't even be allowed to leave the airport.

Hi there! I'm so glad your channel popped up in my feed. I've been slow traveling for two years. I'm currently in Serbia for three months and took a day trip to Hungary, lol, just last week. If I heard you correctly, can I go to Hungary on my 90th day here and stay for 6 months?

What size boxes are those

Hi Michelle, we met a couple if weeks ago in Albania, and not sure if we spoke about this but we will be using the bilateral agreement between Canada and Netherlands. In my discussion with Immigration and Naturalization department in NL, we need to prove theres a reason for us to stay longer. For us, its logical because of our canal boat that resides here. We have documentation for our meeting in July. Ill let you know how it goes for us. 😊

Doesn’t France have a 90-day bilateral agreement?

The ETIAS looks like the EU is cracking down on Digital Nomads and other non-citizens who want to live in Europe but avoid paying income taxes.