10 Countries Where Americans Are Allowed to Visit WITHOUT a Visa & Live Shockingly Cheap

[@Phan-Xu]

1. Mexico 🇲🇽 2. Portugal 🇵🇹 3. Panama 🇵🇦 4. Costa Rica 🇨🇷 5. Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 6. Thailand 🇹🇭 7. Georgia 🇬🇪 8. Montenegro 🇲🇪 9. Malaysia 🇲🇾 10. Philippines 🇵🇭 You’re welcome 😇!

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

You forgot Albania

[@vgshwk]

Dominican no thanks and Georgia might become a Russian puppet state no thanks.

[@DiscoverTop10_q2b]

@@knowledgeberakah1728 My daughter was OFFLOADED by Philippine Immigration when she was about to leave for Thailand, saying her papers were "lacking" and she has to come back the next day to give the lacking papers. What's more, we were in in Tarlac City & hired a car to take us to the airport, plus she already paid for the EXIT FEE and the TRAVEL TAX. We had to get the plane's 50% refund for her trip. Nakakainis talaga ang Immigration natin - puro OFFLOAD ang alam, hindi na iniisip ang hirap ng ibang Filipino na ginagawa lang ang pagbiyahe para makapamasyal at siguro para maka-punta rin sa ibang bansa. Laging sinasabing baka daw ma-victim siya ng human trafficking eh kaibigan naman nya nag-invite sa kanya sa Thailand.

[@Steevee14]

Forgot Viet Nam!

[@valariecovington8379]

Thanks for the line up friend!

[@taylorbunny28]

Living in Portugal as an American was life-changing. No visa hassle for 90 days and such a welcoming expat community. Great pick for a visa-free country!

[@PurpleLemon2o8]

But how can you get a place to stay once you get there? Please explain how that works. I’m looking into going there.

[@summersands8105]

@@PurpleLemon2o8 Go to a Tour Agency stateside or go online and look for a local realtor in Portugal. You can also stay in a hotel until you can find a place locally. Personally, I would go to a US Travel Agency first to see what they say or have available.

[@99999myk]

I want to go back. I was born in the Azores but to American parents. Looks very beautiful.

[@deekotronix6059]

NOT a visa-free country, clearly as you stated 90 days. 90 days is the norm for most countries. All European countries are 90 days. Not visa-free by any means.

[@winkpinky1445]

@@99999myk check and see what it would entail but I don’t think Trump will allowing any more than 90days.

[@swara6ky0]

10 visa-free countries? Sounds like a cheat code for wanderlust! This video is pure gold for planning adventures without the paperwork. More like this, please!

[@JackJones-d5l]

Retirement planning just got a lot more fun! No visa needed, lower cost of living-now I just need the courage to actually move!

[@OmaAlkebulan-grace]

Soon as I established my ssi and ssdi and 4 1/2 back pay plus settlement. Start 3 llc business and investments . Then I'm being a xpat

[@FrankieQuinn-bg4cw]

Same. I’m waiting for my daughter to finish school and I’m out!

[@sheilap7uu]

I visited Thailand last year, a visa-free paradise for Americans! The cost of living was so low, I felt like royalty. Highly recommend Chiang Mai for expats!

[@Adreal357]

And old whyte men chomos

[@angeliquezelda]

Retiring abroad sounds great, but dont some of these visa-free countries for Americans have restrictions on access to jobs or healthcare? I guess we need to look beyond just no visa required.

[@erastusdo]

I love how you included the Philippines! As an American, I stayed there for 30 days without a visa, and every island felt like a new adventure. Cant wait to return.

[@NorthernMike-1]

The problem with the Philippines is the rampant corruption and the fact that it’s not that easy to get any long term visa. In the flip side, as long as you leave at the end of your visa, you can return the next day by taking a visa run up to HK or BKK.

[@rogeroran2911]

I’m married to a Filippina and lived there 2 years previously, so it’s an option if I choose. I did enjoy it.

[@Earthsinger100]

Consider the ongoing Climate changes. Increasing temperatures in some areas and the increase in strength and frequency of storms. What is the political stability? What are the transportation options? How handicap accessible is it? Internet? What is the religious climate? How are women treated?

[@melissahill8487]

Don't forget to add if it's welcoming for people of color. Many places aren't too safe if you're not European looking.

[@Adreal357]

​@@melissahill8487exactly that's why I don't trust whyte travel vloggers. PORTUGUAL, Italy are just as bad as America in antiblackness

[@janp7660]

Yes, I would like to know this as well.

[@Chaosinjusticesystem]

I'm almost betting its going to be better then here in the US for the next 4 yrs!

[@HardingAbhaya]

Retiring abroad has always been a dream of mine. Costa Rica seems perfect-no visa worries, affordable, and beautiful beaches. This video just reignited my excitement!

[@nicolaxoxo1]

Reality check….crime in Costa Rica is TERRIBLE. Also any resident there with money will bypass the free public medical care in favor of private medical which requires out of pocket costs. You get what you pay for. Unfortunately I had a near death medical crisis while vacationing in Costa Rica. No more travel to third world countries for me

[@AnyaTraveling]

I was stationed in Panama. Panama has 2 seasons rainy season and dry season. Panama City is nice and the food is great.

[@charlesvcgv]

Mexico, Jamaica, Costa Rica-these are my top picks! Visa-free travel makes exploring so much easier. Can’t wait to plan my next trip!

[@nikhilvuong]

I’m definitely moving to one of these visa-free countries for America! The idea of retiring abroad is so appealing, especially with all these options.

[@kieue6b166]

Countries to move to from the US? You just unlocked my future expat goals! Love how you covered history and affordability too-such a fun watch!

[@namnhat9249]

Living in Uzbekistan sounds like a dream! Affordable, historic and visa-free - what’s not to like? I’m ready for expat life!

[@TT-it2ic]

The country of Georgia mixed with pictures of Atlanta, really, wow!

[@NinjaBenjamin1974]

Good timing...

[@LloydJerry-q1b]

This video is exactly what I needed. I’m looking for a country to travel without visa requirements. Time to start packing my bags!

[@jerrychurchill8765]

In Bangkok Bumrugrad Hospital is excellent. Lived there 2004 to 2017.

[@mayranaila69]

Love how this video combines *expat life* and travel tips! It’s great to know Americans have so many *countries to visit without a visa.

[@yadeesh1]

Most of the information is outdated. You can't find a 1bd apt in chiang mai for less than $700. Portugal is the same. 1bd in Lisbon is €900 or more.

[@Barbara-u5h]

It's not as cheap as it was

[@vaidehiekeb]

Finally, a list that makes traveling easy! These visa-free countries for Americans are basically a cheat code for a cheap and awesome life abroad.

[@thomaswakefield6889]

This list is a joke and full of lies and misinformation

[@valerieginnifer]

Wow, I didn’t realize how many *countries you can visit without a visa*! This makes planning my next adventure way easier.

[@thomaswakefield6889]

Don't believe what you heard in this video, 90% of what was said is fabricated and lies

[@ponguito97]

The visa requirements for Dominican Republic were mistaken, as the information of island of Dominica was used instead.

[@AnyaTraveling]

I am looking forward to visiting Portugal 🇵🇹 😊

[@91210paige]

I am getting close to retirement. I have watched a lot about places overseas to retire on just Social Security. The one thing they don't tell you is that you will be taxed on your income from the USA if you move there

[@hrw7780]

Taxed by USA, but not always taxed again by the other Country you moved to and are living there.

[@rocker76m88]

That's accurate

[@dreajam870]

That’s because the USA is a corporation. People who live in California have to pay an exit tax to move from the state. A lot of them can’t afford it, hence the homeless problem in California.

[@nicolaxoxo1]

Also Medicare will not cover you if you live in another country. Even medical care while on out of country vacations may not be covered unless you buy a Medicare supplement

[@dddd-cr9ps]

Can you be a snow bird just asking ❤❤

[@valerieufbj]

This is great information! I didn’t know there were so many countries that don’t require a visa. Time to pack up and explore the world!

[@daotawnee]

Nice list, but shouldn’t crime rates be considered? Places like Mexico and Costa Rica have been seeing more issues lately. Always good to stay informed before traveling!

[@Jannett-ik5lh]

It's like the United States some parts are good & some aren't you have to do your house

[@elasticsynapsis9330]

Haven’t heard of any daily school shootings or hate crimes there.

[@wtfisthishit]

​@@elasticsynapsis9330you must think the cartels are boy scouts

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

​@elasticsynapsis9330 no hate crimes in US except by Woke Demoncrapper Bigots

[@QuackersCeline]

Great content! Its so cool to learn about countries steeped in history and nations that no longer exist. It makes traveling feel like a time machine!

[@JulieTuffin-y8p]

I never knew there were so many countries you could visit without a visa! This list is gold for my next travel plans. Time to pack!

[@lindajulie42]

Visa-Free Travel? Count Me In! These Visa-Free Countries for Americans Make Living Abroad Sounds Like a Dream Come True. Thanks for Sharing!

[@dhara8v07]

Living abroad sounds like a dream! These visa-free countries for America make it so much easier to explore new cultures. Definitely adding these to my bucket list!

[@sitalavo]

These visa-free countries for Americans are a game-changer! I’ve been dreaming about expat life, and this list just made it easier to start planning.

[@blanchejyotsna]

This is such a helpful guide! Moving to one of these visa-free countries from the US might be the fresh start I’ve been looking for.

[@ambermatilda]

Wait, if these countries are so great to live in, why are people leaving for the U.S.? Something doesn’t add up here!

[@TravelWriteLive]

The money aspect. They're cheap for us because our money is worth more and we earn more. How did you not get that?

[@amerikarma]

You need to get out more

[@InMyBrz]

because they don't have social security coming in, they need to work to survive and can make a lot of money in the US vs where they come from

[@M.E.McCamishJR]

Amber US dollar buys lots more in other places and more jobs in USA. BTW nice pic, when are you posting your wild dancing video in white shorts?

[@AnyaTraveling]

@ambermatilda A lot of low income people coming to the USA and unfortunately human and sex traffickers. The Biden/Harris open borders didn't help.

[@Twinkiecao-z8j]

Living cheap in visa-free countries? Sign me up! Retirement planning just got a serious upgrade with these tips. Amazing content as always!

[@winifredbonita11]

I love how this video highlights the best countries to live in without worrying about visas. Retiring abroad is definitely looking like a viable option now!

[@niesha20q1]

Thanks for the inspiration! Living abroad sounds like such an adventure. Retirement planning just got a lot more exciting with these affordable destinations.

[@rachel4435]

great video and very informative. the only thing I would have liked to see the procedure on bringing pets.

[@CarissaPrice]

Rudely omitted Albania. Albania is beautiful friendly safe and affordable and offers 360 days visa free for USA passport holders.

[@eliseshalan99]

I visited one of these visa-free countries last year-it was amazing! Americans are lucky to have easy access to such beautiful places for travel!

[@lillietamyra]

America without visa stress? Now that’s a travel plan I can get behind. Thanks for the tips!

[@tyannevuong]

I’ve been eyeing a country to move to from America, and this video just gave me the perfect options. Affordable AND visa-free? Jackpot!

[@anitaschuloff2557]

If you concentrate on crime, don’t. I live in New York City and I have been here for 45 years. Crime % is minimal if you consider there are 15,000,000 people here on any given day including commuters and tourists. Just be smart.

[@SaintJason-e1b]

Retirement planning sounds great, but are these countries safe to live in? Would love to know more about expat life in these visa-free destinations.

[@abhayamary93]

I’m sold! America without a visa in these countries makes everything so much simpler. Time to start researching living abroad, it sounds amazing.

[@cameronscott71]

This is like a cheat code for traveling! Visa-free + Cheap Living = Perfect Retirement Destinations Abroad.

[@Swt.Designs]

Hard pass on Mexico on almost ALL parts. The cartels, military/police corruption makes it a quick nightmare for those who doesn’t have pockets lined for payoffs. Other countries I have no clue but I’m well familiar with Mexico from visiting with family.

[@ericmallory5284]

Correct,He Forgot To Tell us About That,smh

[@leegraham6977]

Why are so many leaving if it’s so good 🤨

[@TheSoaphippo]

Wow, thats short sighted, under informed nonsense. Just because you have been to Cancun, Acapulco, playa Del Carmen, Puerto Vallarta doesn’t make you a Mexico expert. There’s 15 major cities where absolutely nothing that you’ve mentioned would ever happen.

[@Falcon2609]

​@@TheSoaphippoBS

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Exactly

[@josephcelestine1945]

Best food I've ever had has been in Georgia.

[@martinn3gs]

Traveling to a country you can visit without a visa sounds like the ultimate stress-free plan. This video is a must-watch for anyone looking for their next adventure.

[@AnthonyDhararapperchristopher]

The fact that you can visit countries steeped in history without a visa is such a win. Cant wait to explore the history of nations that no longer exist!

[@stanleysalters1195]

Very good video love it keep em coming 😊

[@horowanne]

Visa-free travel? Sign me up! These *visa-free countries for the US* sound perfect for quick, stress-free getaways. Thanks for the list!

[@AbigailHughes-j3q]

Can’t believe how accessible visa-free countries for the US make expat life! This video is packed with life-changing ideas.

[@DearieMuskaan]

I had no idea there were so many countries to visit without a visa for Americans. This is a game-changer for my travel bucket list!

[@agilli5388]

You left out Belize, St Johns.

[@NadisTravels]

This is great info. Thanks.

[@rishimadieter]

This list of countries you can visit without a visa is pure gold! No paperwork and cheap living? Count me in for some retiring abroad!

[@greenkaleb78]

Visa free countries for America? Count me in! No paperwork, no stress-just straight to the adventure. This is the dream!

[@melisalucinda02]

This list makes living abroad sound so exciting and doable! Imagine exploring history and culture without all the paperwork.

[@LatriseNelson]

I was born and raised in the U.S.A., and I must admit that it's getting harder to survive and raise a family here, so I will take these recommendations into consideration. Thank all you guys for connents. It gave me clarity that I have been pursuing to make the right decision.

[@ArielMendes-t6e]

Finally, a practical video for retirement planning! Visa-free countries for the US mean I can travel stress-free and maybe even retire early!

[@bunsrishima]

The thought of retiring abroad in one of these visa free gems? Sign me up! Expat life just got way more tempting.

[@StellaTazanna-m1w]

Ưho knew visa free countries for America could be this exciting? This opens up so many travel dreams for us adventurers!

[@PamelaMartin-y5y]

The history of countries that no longer exist sounds fascinating! Who knew travel could be this much fun and educational?

[@victoriadowanhowee]

Love the idea of ​​retiring abroad, but can anyone confirm if these places have good pizza? I have priorities.

[@RichardJoseph-u9g]

This is such a useful guide for travel lovers! Who knew visa-free countries could also be the cheapest countries in the world? Double win!

[@Dumpft666]

Still need a passport, Dominican Republic you pay a visa fee when you get at the airport trust me i been there many times

[@discoverglobeliving]

Thank you for sharing your experience! You're absolutely right about needing a passport and the visa fee in the Dominican Republic. Did you have a favorite spot there you'd recommend to fellow travelers?

[@erikamosheyev]

This list is a game-changer for retirement planning! Who knew there were so many visa-free countries for Americans? Time to pack my bags.

[@MerlinAmity]

Wow, I didn’t know there were so many places Americans can go without a visa. Retirement planning just got a whole lot more exciting!

[@revparisking]

Rosa Rita Mexico is a beautiful place to disappear to, though prices are starting to get high. You can still find 4br/4ba condos for under a grand a month.

[@discoverglobeliving]

True, Rosa, Mexico is tempting! But with rising prices, is it really the dream expat haven anymore? Visa-free options might give better deals elsewhere!

[@duongn7h4]

Great info, but what about *countries that dont require a visa* but have crazy entry fees or other challenges? Any tips on that?"

[@azjersee]

We had to have a visa when we visited! The food there is so fresh and much better than in America

[@thomaswakefield6889]

As a native Panamanian, I can guarantee you that Americans will need a visa to visit or stay there. The only way you would avoid the visa requirement is if you either hold both an American and Panamanian citizenship or you get married to a Panamanian.

[@eulalialuu22]

Love this! Who knew expat life could be so easy with all these visa-free countries for Americans? Time to start packing!

[@edith1jnb]

I’m all for expat life, but do these countries have affordable healthcare for Americans? That’s one thing I’d need to check before moving.

[@Tracy-shops]

Number 7 Georgia included pictures of Georgia the country, and also pictures of Atlanta, GA at 18:39

[@asher42uv]

I had no idea retiring abroad could be this easy. Visa free countries for America are a total game-changer!

[@joshualysandra]

Great list, but you missed Albania and Georgia! Americans can stay visa-free for a whole year there, and they’re super affordable. Maybe worth adding?

[@janp7660]

Georgia was included.

[@jaiyabyrd4177]

The Philippines is the only Country outside of the United States that still has our Veterans Hospital 🏥

[@bethbowen4612]

A big but mostly ignored issue is smoking laws. I tried out Portugal 2 years ago. I enjoyed both Lisbon and the Algarve, but the smoking was awful and within 5 days, my histamines were rioting.

[@vaidehideliz]

Great video, but aren’t some of these best countries to live in a little TOO far away? Like, I had to fly 12 hours and sleep to get there.

[@gerdachung60]

I love how these visa-free countries for the US make expat life sound so doable. Cheap living and no visa drama? Sign me up!

[@PepeLepew-rm9ft]

I'm a" sunny beach " lover ❤️

[@ermintrudeho8o]

I heard visa-free access to Japan for US citizens is limited to just 90 days. Can you really call it a good retirement option with that restriction?

[@bigverybadtom]

It helps to have money. I heard from people who went there that Costa Rica is a very expensive place to visit.

[@smithalexis93]

Visa-free travel is awesome, but what about retirement planning? Are these places good for settling down, or just for short-term fun?

[@aarontooley570]

Which one of these countries have the most golf courses.

[@mikehopkins1201]

Fab presentation guys as always......but sadly new incumbent DJT will make that welcome very tetchy due to threat of imprisoning exiled grandmothers and grandfathers of the countries which previously would embrace.

[@akshitajasper]

Visa-free countries sound great, but are they really the best countries to live in long-term or just for short visits?

[@vsoraya]

As of 2024, Brazilian citizens can travel to 173 countries and territories without a visa or with a visa on arrival.

[@laeliaclarke]

Who knew retirement planning could look like beach vibes in a country to move to from America? I’m sold.

[@ANDREWMCCALL-x4i]

THANK YOU

[@paulverner1932]

I married a woman from Zambia I know they have a 90-day Visa policy but I'd like to know more about Lusaka, and Zambia for potential retirement

[@Jannett-ik5lh]

What about fixed income ssi is that acceptable

[@ambar3b6b]

Cool info, but aren’t visa-free rules always changing? What happens if the US loses its visa-free agreements with some of these places?

[@bernardvu62]

Visa-free travel countries? Count me in! Time to pack my bags and live the expat life without dealing with visa headaches.

[@markymark20127410]

Mexico all the Way I was in Mexico in 2019 on My Family Cruise to Mexican Riviera We Visit Puerto Vallarta Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas. When We Were I Felt At Home and Didn't Want Leave I Will Return and Move There To Relocate for Work or When I Retire

[@milcanthompson65]

Love this list of visa-free countries! Retirement planning just got a whole lot more fun with these affordable options. Who knew you could live so well on a budget abroad?

[@M.E.McCamishJR]

Lots of great places. BTW when are you posting your dancing video in white shorts?

[@OscarFarah-l2r]

I had no idea some of these visa-free countries for America even existed. Looks like I’ve got some serious planning to do.