8 BRICS Citizenships and Residences to Escape the West

[@nomadcapitalist]

🇷🇸 One country that is not a member of BRICS, but is similarly non-aligned with NATO is Serbia. Stay tuned to the channel this upcoming Monday, September 30th, as we'll be airing the latest episode of our Live Like a King series-Belgrade. We'll be showcasing luxury living in the Serbian capital, while also revealing while Belgrade is becoming a top choice for so many of our clients. Mark your calendar for Monday!

[@celest8boom]

It is safe and not corruptions ?

[@randomuser88844]

@@celest8boom every country in world is corrupt. There is no such thing as no corruption. There are degrees of corruption. However, safety wise Belgrade is safe place to live.

[@drpartyy3799]

Haha funny you name it, I stayed one week and leave today. Great place. Can’t wait for your video

[@sportsfisher9677]

Andrew, I am looking forward to the new Serbia report.

[@ebahapo]

@@nomadcapitalist Serbia seems to be rolling over to join the EU, when alignment with NATO would be a matter of time.

[@andrewchong2616]

I’m from malaysia. Malaysia is close to joining brics and still working hard to do it. BRICS is for the future generations.

[@MrJeffHead]

No its not.

[@joaogoncalves7762]

There are no BRICS. China and India are enemies.

[@MuscularMan008]

😂😂 😂yet people from the “bricks” are dying to enter into US,Canada and europe. 😂

[@jorgemendes6018]

@@MuscularMan008 Speak for yourself, bigot idiot kkkk

[@Hmmm313]

@@MuscularMan008not really

[@adonramlal-brooks4134]

The west is not going in the wrong direction the west is in the wrong direction

[@mariannelefebvre6028]

And getting worse!

[@danshakuimo]

The Enlightenment and it's consequences. (Whether this is a joke or not depends on your opinion)

[@Hangover-ry9bo]

30 years wrong direction was only possible because of credit in systems, infrastructure, existing companies and national norms and convention established for generations. It all melt(ed) away like sugar in a hot tea for 30 years. Its all decay now, with more or less signs of socialism and its wealth distribution. Capital flight is nearly concluded and now its the working and middle class slowly waking up to the consequences, of green governments enriching them self.

[@dimiberberu]

​@@danshakuimo When they renamed/cloned the Italian Renaissance without understanding the purpose ;)

[@ferasdessouki7126]

The West is the wrong direction ⬇️

[@joseytjose]

Brazilian here and as you said… brics is an alternative, not the best for sure, just an alternative! Thanks and congrats!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for watching.

[@user-ul7ep8js6b]

How about the crime rates , general safety, inflation and good job opportunities in Brasil ?

[@jubernardi23]

@@user-ul7ep8js6bThe inflation here is stable, crimes in much places is much better than USA even Rio and SP ( the biggest city)is safer than Philly or NY 😂🤡🙄 Look at the data to check the numbers

[@jubernardi23]

Vocês sempre com essa mania de depreciar o país porque são um bando de vir-latas!

[@vonIIdrother]

@@user-ul7ep8js6b NO!!! I'm doing everything I can to leave this shit hole. Culture is shit, woke virus is here too, the currency is shit, high crime rates, no job opportunities. And this is happening right now, but in the future will be worse cause we're not changing directions. If you want something in south america go to Paraguay, Uruguay, Costa Rica. I'm going yo Paraguay, can't take this shit anymore. We're also becoming a dictatorship :) very nice

[@HK.Builds]

I live in the UK and genuinely I get afraid sometimes to take my wife and son out for a day out in the town centre. Yobs riding round in balaclavas, police nowhere to be seen, potholes, housing crisis. It's sad because I want to improve the place I live but it feels like a lost cause.

[@frankiepang6912]

if you have citizenship better plan to get out - the only reason I'm still in the UK is I haven't got my citizenship yet

[@bigfisher4354]

Oh yes, the biggest threat to your wife and son, potholes. Potholes don't exist anywhere else in the world. Perhaps improve your financial situation and move to a better part of town? Simply moving to a third world country won't solve anything... grass is always greener on the other side.

[@HK.Builds]

@@frankiepang6912 yes I was born here. My family roots are here and I could never see myself leaving but now as each day goes by I feel more and more disillusioned. Best of luck with your journey.

[@bazhughes5625]

@@bigfisher4354 He's using potholes as a simple way of explaining how tax payers money is being siphoned away from our ever delapidating infrastucture, services and much more. Crime is on the up, immigration is out of control, your food from the supermarket is full of chemicals. Moving to another town doesn't improve anything, because the whole country is in freefall and it is a systemic problem. He didn't mention moving to a third world country. Ironically, the UK will be a third world country in less than ten years if we stay on this trajectory, which is showing no sign of slowing down. It's either move somewhere with better prospects while you still can, or totally dismantle the political system and start afresh. The latter is most certainly not happening in our lifetime, because the people destroying our country hold all the aces.

[@HK.Builds]

@@bigfisher4354 yes not worried about knife crime or robberies in our major towns and cities but I'm worried about potholes. Live in ignorance and enjoy the slums of London or wherever you live, the first step to fixing things is to acknowledge the problem. It seems your kind that shove their heads in the sands are responsible for the state the country is in. You state elsewhere is third world but we can't build a train line here, have had massive corruption on Covid contracts etc, and have one of the poorest countries in Europe minus London. Every other week there are reports of stabbings, robberies in every major town or city. And your solution is to run to the countryside and hide? Absolutely pathetic. Don't worry about my financial situation, I am doing very well, which is why I'm sick of paying so much tax to a failing state and get nothing in return. Clearly never crossed your mind.

[@hollymartin3291]

Left the US last December, now reside in Egypt - costs of living is way cheaper. Still running a US business but so much less stressed these days. Life is good.

[@anthonyk423]

With all the money the Egyptian government is blowing through for that new city its own people can’t afford to live in and asking for more bail out money. That’s a pass

[@erikovs2227]

its not dangerous in Egypt?

[@lyriclanguages3780]

@@erikovs2227 it is

[@riya6226]

If your American, A white American in Egypt you get treated better and differently but going to Egypt as a black person or as an African its totally different, currently Egypt has a huge amount of refugees coming in from Sudan and Chad majority of them fleeing from war and their about to get more with the Middle East at war currently, yes they build Egypt but the country is suffering economically and healthcare system is just sad and not to mention you do not have freedom of speech at all, prisons in Egypt are filled with political prisoners and Imams who spoke too freely in their mosques they even imprisoned tortured their last president Mohamed Morsi who tried to bring about democracy. I rather live a stressful life of reality then to live a world full of lies and not to mention how almost all the countries surrounding Egypt are in turmoil but Egypt is okay, I wonder why that U.S and Israeli friendship is doing well for Egypt let’s see how long that last if I were you I would not get too comfortable

[@gagoomt4076]

@@erikovs2227whites think everywhere non white is dangerous.

[@SR-gy1mi]

Australia has fallen to pieces. High taxes, Police enforcement over regulations, free speech limited, extremely high property prices.it’s a scary place to live.

[@voice.of.reason]

Same as UK . All of those and more, third world healthcare and roads

[@glennaltpeter8917]

Sounds just like Canada, the Liberals have destroyed our our once wonderful Country!

[@eltonlewis4979]

i could imagine it would be much harder for the natives ..... sad for them ....................

[@epicurean1868]

Same here in Germany 🇩🇪📉

[@aj4android]

I am sick of all this woke culture & rise of LGBTQAA+ & other BS

[@Ppvp-f9z]

Huge plus of Russia now is absence of exchange of tax information with Western countries

[@RootBeerGMT]

Excellent point dude

[@welena1739]

Except they can put you to jail as a hostage for another exchange on some Russian weapons salesman

[@Ppvp-f9z]

@@welena1739 it happens only with western agents, not with ordinary people

[@kooseyeok-n9d]

​​@@welena1739yeah bro they gonna detain you, a random foreigner, right on the border to take you hostage and start demanding western governments for exchange 🤣🤣🤣 you've gotta have a pretty big ego to believe that they'll actually even consider that tho

[@Михаил-о8ш8щ]

Ruzzia is a terrorist state

[@younganton6405]

I’m low net worth, but I have 2 citizenships and residence in a third country. This channel is awesome and makes me feel powerful.

[@suzygirl1843]

Stop colonizing. Third World countries don't want you

[@zayansaifi564]

What are those 3 countries

[@ryanm7097]

As a UK-born black man, any country Washington and Westminster don't like is good enough for me.👍🏿

[@MrJeffHead]

Bye

[@GeorgiaEvans-up5ms]

Exactly.

[@GeorgiaEvans-up5ms]

You’re going down with the ship, then.

[@dmytrom.3010]

russia - fantastic country, neither Washington nor Westminster like it and once you are there you will get a free ticket to the frontline attraction plus special treatment by russian very inclusive patriots

[@Jaanikins]

That makes zero sense at all. Go away then if that’s what you think of the UK and USA 👋

[@beyondgalaxies3960]

Andrew you know what UK is doing? My friend received a letter from car insurance that if you drive your car more than 5000 kilometers in a year, you'll have to pay extra tax on every mile. What's going on in the UK? Yes and inheritance tax, if you gift your house to you son, but you die within 7 years, then your Son will have to pay inheritance tax (44%) on the gifted property.

[@windyfarmer25]

Socialism is going on. The elimination of middle class money.

[@KingOcho-xr4dq]

Uk is a hell hole

[@RRaymer]

Sounds like your friend is stupid

[@KeepItSimpleStupidMX]

😂😂😂 1984

[@beyondgalaxies3960]

@@KeepItSimpleStupidMX what do you mean by 1984?

[@Trekwithmatt]

I’m a BRICS citizen 🇿🇦

[@mohamedhasan318]

Hello bro 👋, I'm Brics citizen 🇪🇬

[@Gerdeo64]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

hello from Moscow!

[@User949F62]

Some people spend their whole lives trying to be awesome... Others are born South African. 🇿🇦

[@jonathanwesley5189]

God bless Russia

[@PropaliEkonomista-bn6fo]

As a Serb living in Belgium I can tell you that more and more Belgians move to warmer climate countries and also want to escape the tax burdain from this government that never seems to have enough money.

[@patrickchan2503]

govt is begging for money from the poor middle-class 😞 total theft.

[@npcknuckles5887]

Blame the socialist Walloons

[@jamesaharon8653]

​@@npcknuckles5887Flemish and Wallons both are the same shit.

[@Marcosbdk]

​@@npcknuckles5887high for Brazilian, if you a from USA or Europe and you a retired or work remotely for company from your country, Brazil gonna be cheap, than you can choose places in Brazil that is very safe and beautiful, States like Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina are safer than USA for example.

[@TheLunaKeat]

Brazilian here. Brazil is a great place to live for anyone who is above middle class. People are welcoming and friendly, there are tons of opportunities and a variety of places, and it’s incredibly diverse, so no matter where you’re from, you can blend in. Healthcare is 100% free, including medication. Even thought is quite full of bureaucracy the market is booming too. Banks are also quite good and modern, we also almost never pay with paper anymore, only people that do are older people or country side folks. Fast internet. Above all, in terms of nature, might be the most beautiful country in the world. The downsides are: if you plan to work here, the minimum wage is a joke, so don’t come with nothing expecting to get rich. It’s not as dangerous as people think; mostly, it's the big cities, similar to places in the USA like NY or Chicago. However, it’s also not as safe as some other countries, and safety depends a lot on where you are. Taxes are no joke, so things like technology, cars, etc., are very expensive, but good quality food is much cheaper. Social inequality is also high, with many people in very low economic classes, but at the same time, it’s full of high-end experiences and luxury places. There are a lot more pros and cons, but I’ll end with this: I have the opportunity to live in any other country if I wanted, but after traveling for a while, I don’t think I would pick anywhere else simply because the people here are alive-happy, down-to-earth, social, spontaneous, warm. It’s something I feel is lacking in many other countries. Of course, not everyone on both sides fits these descriptions, but many do.

[@DuanJB]

as Malaysian ,im proud about BRICS .yeah ringgit sky up againts US dollar

[@okbutthenagain.9402]

But its not is it. The Dollar still controls and is used by 98% of the planet!

[@lyriclanguages3780]

@@DuanJB not really lol

[@VELOCITYGAMING19]

​@@lyriclanguages3780 cry more 😂

[@ShirlySutton]

I'm English , good luck to Malaysia 😊👍

[@themahesh2168]

Bro you are on time for this topic. Literally no one has made the video of this topic. This video will get millions of views. Because BRICS is the future....

[@ebahapo]

Brazil, as all countries in the New World, was formed by immigration. There was a reason why millions of Europeans emigrated to Brazil: Europe was poor. That’s where the pendulum is swinging to nowadays. Brazil may not have the friendliest taxes, but they’re lower than in the so-called West and the cost of living is several times cheaper.

[@Pdalim59]

@@ebahapo True!!

[@Kazuo-ll6hr]

Taxes are high in Brazil, you don't see it because it's embedded in the price of goods. Income tax brackets is worse than the US. Cost of living is high, expect to pay 90 USD for economy 3-star(ish) hotels like Ibis, in Sao Paulo, and usually nor very clean. Eating out at mall food court, food is sometimes bad and costs like 10USD for the cheapest options.

[@joaoportugal8618]

Good luck with the communism, the woke culture and the feminist laws in Brazil.

[@Siilk70]

Taxes? Lack of public safety, lack of health, lack of education, 50k murders per year, and I'm worried about taxes gtfo

[@Marcosbdk]

​@@Kazuo-ll6hrhigh for Brazilian, if you a from USA or Europe and you a retired or work remotely for company from your country, Brazil gonna be cheap, than you can choose places in Brazil that is very safe and beautiful, States like Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina are safer than USA for example.

[@Patricio_Marcel]

I’m not learning Brazilian Portuguese for no reason haha. Love this take! Been on my mind since 2018, will be making the leap soon!

[@CountofSerenno]

Brazil is a beautiful country with HUGE opportunity. What sparked your interest in Brazil originally?

[@ramonechevarria7296]

I've been learning Brazilian Portuguese too. Love the language and the culture. People keep seeing Brazil as this one big hell but there are pockets that are good. If Inwere to live.in Brazil, I'd like to live in São Paulo. Not a beach guy so I don't need to worry about most of the tourist issues like in Rio.

[@Patricio_Marcel]

@CountofSerenno a few reasons. 1) quality of life is better (for me) 2) cost of living works in my favour. Earning in GBP and spending BRL 3) Superior weather. I’m from London UK and it cannot compare to Salvador, Bahia

[@joaoportugal8618]

@@Patricio_Marcel Crime is superior to most countries in Africa and in the world, prosti*&%ion, taxes and so on... The food and the weather is great.

[@suzanaboscatti7300]

@@joaoportugal8618 Vc deveria tomar vergonha na sua cara!!! O Brasil tem regiões super desenvolvidas… Cala a sua boca português

[@davidmc...80]

Russia 🇷🇺 is becoming more appealing every day! No trans ideologies in schools, no woke culture, no mass illegal unvetted undocumented immigrants, no WEF great reset.. ❤

[@gulledahmed2954]

🤩

[@shogunero3.6]

Exactly. My love for Russia 🇷🇺 increases every day.

[@MikhailErrorist]

I would argue that Russia is not under WEF control even up today.

[@edc1569]

Haha Russia is a country of immigrants, where does this myth come from?

[@MClark-kf9wq]

And there isn't a single expat who's complaining about living there. That's something.

[@YenNguyen-yu5dc]

Currently I’m dual US-Vietnamese citizenships. I just applied for Vietnamese citizenship cause my ancestors were Vietnamese. Costed me $500 included passport. Vietnam is a developing country. It’s affordable for American like me to live and retire there. Also I invested real estate there, cause the tax is really cheap comparing to the US. Nice inheritance tax whatsoever. It’s 2% for capital gains. Yearly Property tax and home insurance (option, not required) are cheaper than my 1 month car insurance. For English speaking, you can stay in HCM city, Da Nang, Ha Noi where there are international hospitals (English speaking) which you can purchase health insurance for $100-$200/month. Condo for rent 2bed, 2 bath is $$500-$700/month. Internet and cable is $15/month. For $2K/month, I can live comfortably there while traveling through the whole country.

[@Congtrihayankeomut]

I’m Vietnamese visited family in the US twice. I’m quite surprised that my relatives there (upper middle income ) hardly go to any pampering experiences like massage, spa/facial. Only go to nice diner once every few months, vacation to different states (Miami, Hawaii) maybe once every few years. Also find No time for yoga, gym, tennis etc or even the daily brunch / coffee. I consider myself a upper middle income living in Saigon. Gym, spa, fitness, nice dining , coffee/brunch, resort vacations etc..are quite ordinary n frequent for me n also my friends who are middle class.

[@gmb4374]

How can I get citizenship in vietnam from India , please thank you.

[@mariannezezelic4719]

I, like you, have permanently left the United States. My conscience does not allow me to remain in a country governed by a military industrial complex that perpetually wages wars against other countries. Since its creation in 1776 America has been at war 93% of its existence, with only seventeen years of peace. Including the genocide waged against its indigenous population (60 million American Indians slaughtered -- the remaining survivors forcibly rounded up and herded into concentration camps euphemistically called "reservations") Washington has also slaughtered millions abroad in its forever wars waged over one pretext or another in its pursuit to steal other's natural resources.

[@edoborasemotaasemota5459]

Spot on.

[@Braveheart.22]

America has also done much good for the world.... especially for women

[@mariannezezelic4719]

@@Braveheart.22 How has America helped the world's women when at home there exists a huge pay gap between the sexes (i.e., no equal pay for equal work in our patriarchal society governed by male Caucasians) and the glass ceiling in academia, the field of medicine, and the corporate world that bars women from positions of power? Statistics prove that there are few female presidents governing colleges and universities, hardly any CEOs of large firms in all industries -- save those women courageous enough to have started their own businesses -- and a 20% or more pay difference between male and female practicing physicians possessing the same academic credentials.

[@nishant3899]

​@@Braveheart.22Like what?

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

You sound like a tankie.

[@RootBeerGMT]

This dude needs a program for more modestly financed people.

[@Thelostartistx]

He does, it cost 28 thousands to get into and that's the lowest plan.

[@TempermentalTart]

You mean the middle class? He doesn’t cater to middle class. Make the best of the country you are in.

[@GeorgiaEvans-up5ms]

Not really, his channel is mostly for HNWIs. That is his area of expertise.

[@stillsolid5785]

Why?

[@BetterYet]

Do it yourself... Forget about the cottage at the lake. Buy a house in south Italy or Panama for $50k. It just takes guts. Easier once you retire unless you are a digital nomad. Then get to work on residence and citizenship. Use your next vacation to visit the consulates of where you want to go. Apply now. Just do it.

[@epicriosonlinemoney3654]

I'll stick to Southeast Asia😎

[@danshakuimo]

which country is the best in your opinion?

[@epicriosonlinemoney3654]

@@danshakuimo Which Southeast Asian Country "Treats You The Best"😎

[@solarphileslivingfreeadven4779]

Where in SE Asia? He didn’t mention them!

[@richardhanbali4284]

I have lived in Brazil miami santa Barbara calif, London Côté d'Azur Lebanon Dubai Sydney&, the gold cost been living in penang Malaysia & Bangkok for 14 years.And it défi is the best place to be at this moment being a mixture of Malay, Chinese and Indian covers India China and the Malay which Indonesia is part and parcel. So you're covering a massive part of the 5 million cultural Asia from one nice place I think Andrew has had quite some experience in this region

[@lyriclanguages3780]

@@richardhanbali4284 you know, commas and periods exist. Use them.

[@frizellruckerjr3968]

Andrew, You have outdone yourself this time. A very great show.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for compliment.

[@sarangkulkarni7034]

I am an Indian citizen working in US and my kid is a US citizen by birth. I highly recommend that people in similar situation get the Indian OCI for their kids. BRICS might not seem like a serious thing right now but in few years it will be a viable alternative to western systems. Its good to have access to both the systems to maximize value especially for next generations.

[@najidgafoor3551]

Since your kids are not Indian citizen there is no chance of your kids get the benefits of brics 😊

[@troubadour6987]

As long as the "systems" would ALLOW to be used, loopholed and circumvented. The systems watch and see who is out there to "abuse" them

[@troubadour6987]

The assumption is that everyone is being scrutinized closely nowadays. Step left, step right and you're being shot down. Walk the party line, or else

[@troubadour6987]

World without borders, without passports and attachment to your book of permanent settlement. Free travel on a whim? No. Staycation

[@troubadour6987]

Lay low and don't show off. Safer

[@somaphungarsa]

🇿🇦 Is exceptional for transitions from the west or any developed countries into African market especially Southern Africa, 💯❤️🌍🇿🇦❤️🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿✅🙏🏿

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

But the West is in transitioning. This man is a traitor.

[@NoStoryNoWorry]

Awesome to finally get a decent weigh-in on BRICS. Got me thinking about a lot! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@SAFETYHOOD]

FYI - Been living in China for the past 20+ Years - as a resident ( acquired after 5 years spending 9 months of a year in China ) able to renew every 10 years live only 90 minutes from Hong Kong by Ferry and 90 minutes by bus from Macau and have other Passports as well just in case - diversified.

[@esterhudson5104]

Your just living in paranoia.

[@libatalklieb5793]

@@esterhudson5104 I can see that you have been missing out on quite a bit of schooling?

[@hhc9013]

Do you worry about food safety. That's the primary concern of people living in China now.

[@jordanw8382]

​@@hhc9013I'm more concerned about food safety in western countries.

[@Abhinav-m4o]

​@@libatalklieb5793well thing is ccp always know what happens there Strict social credit and cctv surveillance even in private spaces Recently an economist vanished just for criticising xi

[@vonsassy]

I know so many British and European people who have visited South Africa over the years and fallen in love with it and eventually moved there or gotten permanent residency. Yes, big cities can have issues with crime, but there are a lot of beautiful small towns in South Africa and great neighborhoods, especially in the Western Cape. I'm a South African living overseas and non resident for tax purposes.

[@husseinkamel7812]

I'm a BRICS citizen 🇪🇬 welcome for all the decent expats 😊

[@gulledahmed2954]

The giant of Africa 🇪🇬 👏

[@TheSabatuer]

ya 3am se7s e7na na2seen za7ma! XD

[@husseinkamel7812]

@@gulledahmed2954 Well said 👍🌹

[@husseinkamel7812]

@@TheSabatuer Mashi 3shan 5atrk 🌷

[@TheSabatuer]

@@husseinkamel7812 Habibi ya se7s! Be honest, of all the BRICS members, i find it hilarious someone would actually apply to an Egyptian citizenship. Very little advantages if you ask me!

[@Peter-MH]

This is exactly the information we need right now!!

[@markinzs6430]

I am from São Paulo, Brazil. There are many foreigners here in the city, mainly Chinese and Japanese. I have nothing against them, but everyone knows that the more foreigners there are, the more uncontrolled the city becomes. I hope that the Brazilian border becomes more difficult to cross because currently, anyone can come and live here.😢

[@GusBrunson]

Oh, fantastic! What an incredibly balanced video! First, you give us Russia and flash all those shiny, futuristic Moscow buildings. Then, when it's Brazil's turn, naturally, you cut straight to a slum in Rio. Perfect! Why bother with Brasília, the modern capital, or São Paulo, the actual financial hub? Clearly, whoever's making these videos must be a true genius!

[@AlphaConviction]

Leaving the West >>>>

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

Go for it 🤣

[@AlphaConviction]

@@912jwyc91kplkj Best thing I've ever done outside of learning how to trade in the financial markets

[@mz_9118]

Double citizen of Honduras and Spain here .. currently in Europe. plan C is the Caribbean Venezuela (future BRICS) and or Dominican Republic 👊

[@rebeccagutierrez1960]

Nicolas Mauduro=oppression, dictator

[@krishminj6919]

We need BRICS social media

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

You need to get off of our social media.

[@user-xg6yc8ho3w]

Russian citizenship isn't ''toxic''. Especially if you're looking to live and work outside of the West. Most countries still work with Russia and Russian citizens are traveling all over the non-Western world no problem. I know because I see many Russian tourists all over the world. And only some of their banks are sanctioned, not all of them. Plus Russia is by FAR the largest country in the world, almost twice the size of the USA. So you could live a lifetime within Russia and see and do so much.

[@Squee.1366]

There is only one small downside: your lifetime will be short and miserable.

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

@@Squee.1366 ukrainian bot?

[@Squee.1366]

@@ГалинаБрагина-п2т No, I'm Jewish N@zi, lol

[@Squee.1366]

@@ГалинаБрагина-п2т Nope, Jewish №azi

[@dchex23]

He has to say its “toxic”… its a must nowadays

[@tomstarwalker]

Andrew, you forgot the Indian permanent residence by investment program: if you open a business or a branch that employs local staff and the amount invested is at least 1,5 million USD you gain permanent residence, otherwise it's five years renewable or three years renewable in the tech sector. ❤

[@ezilmez1]

Soon to be a Brics country,Turkey is one of the best options available.

[@jubernardi23]

This is not true, Turkey is not better and powerful than Russia and Brazil, not even close, but go there and forget about us! 😂😂🙄

[@akhandbharat1593]

China and Russia best place in brics

[@vavanz]

Don't think so. To close to Ukraine and Syria and a lot of terrible eartquaces

[@ELITETRADEr294]

Most people can’t afford his services, Most do it themselves, But great info

[@michaelcosta6280]

🇧🇷 Brazil 🇧🇷 all the way!! 💚💛💙🤍

[@jubernardi23]

Não, não quero que qualquer um venha ao nosso país porque nem todos merecem estar aqui, nesse país que meus ancestrais construíram desde do começo

[@nomadvehr827]

As a South American, there is an ongoing joke that changing countries in South America is like changing rooms on the Titanic

[@jubernardi23]

This is not near to be the truth and as a Brazilian I have never lesson that! V¡Deberías sentirte avergonzado de decir algo tan ridículo, despectivo y sin gracia! Vir-lata!

[@jubernardi23]

Only my country alone Emrates orders approximately 100 aircraft from the Boeing 777 and 787 families. The world's largest 777 aircraft operator has acquired 55 777-9 and 35 777-8 jets, expanding its 777X orders to 205 units. The airline increased orders for the 787 Dreamliner to 35, adding five units to meet demand for long-haul aircraft. Dbai, UAE, November 13, 2023 - Boeing and Emirates, the world's largest 777 aircraft operator, have announced an order from the airline for 90 units of the 777X aircraft, including 55 units of the 777-9 model and 35 of the 777-8 model. The acquisition, which increases orders from the Emirates 777X family to 205 units, was announced during the Dubai Airshow at a signing event of the agreement attended by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Emirates President and CEO. Airline and Emirates Group; and Stan Deal, President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Powerful in the aviation industry, Brazil has the world's best-selling light jet for 12 consecutive years. This is the Phenom 300 series, according to data released by the General Association of Aviation Manufacturers (GAMA) on February 21. We Brazilians are responsible for the largest portion of food that the United Arab Emirates (only one of the 200 countries) consume there, it is we who grow here in our wonderful soil and we are one of the best in the world also in Agriculture, railway industry, etc.

[@lordbendtner7021]

Well, Uruguay must be the only boat of your Titanic then?

[@bellatorbr]

​​@@lordbendtner7021You can live well in South America if you have money, if you need to work and make money, I don't think Brazil is a good idea. Uruguay is a simple place, but safe and good wheat, if you like, it's nice.

[@nomadvehr827]

@@lordbendtner7021 or a room closer to the boat. Depends on the way you look at it.

[@kamikaze5528]

If you have money, Brazil is an awesome place to live. If you don't, like me... you're pretty much screwed. Also, don't try to open a business here. Years of socialism made entrepreneurship be seen with bad eyes, way too many taxes and busybodies trying to make you fail.

[@justjacqueline2004]

Same here in the UK.

[@duiliohelf]

I am Brazilian. This couldn’t be more accurate.

[@andrewcarlson2178]

I'd love to visit Brazil but the larger cities have very bad crime. People get robbed at a very high rate if they have money.

[@randomuser88844]

This is true for entire South and Central America

[@00xero]

Brazilian is currently under communist rule. I would not set foot there now unfortunately.

[@ayrsine]

Just bought your book after listening to you for a couple years, my apologies. We are lucky to have you and your experience to learn from. I needed you in my life 😁

[@StonedAlone]

China is quite easy to get a 10 year trade/business visa, I'm surprised Andrew said it's hard as I've gotten one super easily but haven't been able to acquire any other visas / residency

[@thomastom4232]

how did you get the 10 year visa?

[@peterfischer5459]

Awesome ❤. Congrats. That would be a dream. I’m off to China in 3 days time again after 12 years to check it out for retirement / business potential.

[@MegaCavatina]

@@thomastom4232you apply for it first via the China Visa app online. Then it’s up to tge Chinese authorities to decide how long a visa they will give you. Good luck!

[@MzontsunduThetyana-js8kv]

South Africa is a beautiful country, but the crime is absolutely crazy 😢

[@tiomoidofangle102]

Alternatives are always good. People who want to reduce your alternatives are the enemy.

[@ExquisiteKinkyCoils]

ITA. Alternatives gives a person freedom😁.

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

You are the enemy

[@AfroGlobalNetwork]

It is very promising news about travel and fun in the #Brics countries. 👏👏👏💯🙏

[@pleiadesstarr453]

BRICS bring balance to the world 👍

[@anthonyk423]

🤣😂

[@karenoli5498]

😂😂😂

[@912jwyc91kplkj]

No it'll actually be the beginning of the end for everything.

[@ambconstrucao3770]

Thanks for the tips!

[@derbewhailu7085]

I 'm from ethiopia.i proud of being BRICKS citezen. 7:27

[@thereisonlyone6357]

You mean BRICS citizen!

[@SA_4_life]

South African here and originally from East London South Africa. We had large influx of foreigners from Brasil and Germany just in that city. East London South Africa houses are still relatively good value and nature and German's buy a lot of Property there because of Daimer Chrystler SA which is German company that exports Mercedes Benz to UK and all countries that have same side driving But Germans love that city and SA

[@MarcLarsson-s7e]

I was in HK a couple of weeks ago. They're open to open bank accounts for most.

[@CapricornSceptic]

What docs did you need to open a bank account in Hong Kong and what is the minimum deposit you were finding?

[@DanXRP]

Great content as always the BRICS are definitely going in the right direction.

[@decTac]

Malaysia welcoming BRICS 🇲🇾👍👏

[@sherburck]

Always a voice of reason! Thank you Andrew!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for your compliment.

[@omarmuawwad1784]

9% tax sounds much better than Australia's 30%, excluding other taxes along the way

[@jordanw8382]

As I'm watching this, we're trying to figure out how my wife can do a business trip to Australia with their latest eTA regime. Every visitor who goes to Australia needs a phone with NFC to satisfy their digital surveillance state. We don't have any NFC devices so she may be hooped. As we downgrade and work on extinguishing our technology use, this may be the last time she visits Australia, if she can even go at all.

[@nicolelouis8968]

omg I'll never go back and live there. It was bad enough before covid. So controlling and expensive.

[@yungbenzo5]

I'm half Brazilian but lived in Canada my whole life; Is it worth looking into buying a place in Brazil in the near future and/or moving there since I already have citizenship or should I wait and look for another country?

[@younge252]

The way things are going in Canada at the moment u should move outta there as soon as possible I'm Canadian myself I'm planning to move outta there in couple of years as well

[@jubernardi23]

You are a Canadian not a Brazilian because you are half, don’t live here and know nothing about here 🤡🙄☠️

[@bellatorbr]

Brazil is good to live, but bad for business, so, just you can make that decision, good Luck.

[@BlueTheOracleEmpress]

Definitely interested in Africa.

[@showcaseSampa]

Brazil.... Foreigners are barred from owning large florest or arable landholdings. One needs to be either a legal allien resident or citizen to qualify. People building beachfronts are getting sued by high courts for encroaching on protected coastal areas.

[@lordlousos2770]

I am from the EU country, that is deeply integrated into it. My wife is from Russia, so its the easies option for me and I like its culture, language etc too. Is it wise for me to obtain it as my second citizenship in the future? Yes, my country allows multiple citizenships.

[@gulledahmed2954]

Fantastic Go for it

[@andrewcarlson2178]

More options are always better.

[@v5b79v5b]

The best option for you is to discuss moving to Russia with your wife. I'm sure she won't be happy about the idea at all. This is the answer. In short, culture, nature and language are surely of great interest, but even Afghanistan has its rich culture, nature and language. These are just not the things that make life in a country comfortable. Ask your wife about such aspects of life in Russia as infrastructure, jobs, currency, laws, police, healthcare, climate to start with.

[@АлекСневар]

@@v5b79v5bWell, as a Russian emigrant, I can assure you infrastructure, health care, laws, job market are among the best in the world. Climate is an issue though

[@ghettocowboy993]

What a great presentation 👏

[@siyabonganxumalo4574]

6:05 I'm an accountant and Tax Practitioner from South Africa. What are you concerns on South African taxes?

[@psychosarenuts]

Shhh. Nobody needs the same people who created and ignored the problems in the west through the borders.

[@myperspective2019]

nothing, just hate.

[@Craigdaspike]

​@@myperspective2019fr bro just skipped over one of the best countries people are moving to especially digital nomads. And he didnt even discuss a reason for skipping over it

[@basmets]

Speaking from experience: Turkey isn’t nearly as welcoming as you’d think anymore. Even if you invest in property, there’s 0 guarantee. Their decisions seem to be linked to temporary relations w the West.

[@pato_bravo]

I have a South African passport. I have never paid taxes there and as far as I know have never been in the tax loop, is there something I need to be concerned with? Please advise

[@ClapItsMe]

Brazil is and, unfortunately, will never be a good option for middle-class citizens! I’d risk to say the best place for an amazing quality of life is Italy, or the Nordics! Also, the US is still the best place to make money! You can say whatever you want, but the US has the most robust economy in the world!

[@RoniStuati]

É esses países são tão fácil que tem pessoas desempregadas, procure estudar rapaz antes de propagar fake News no mundo!

[@davebellamy4867]

14:58 "Keeping their claws on power while the last gasps come out." Ain't that the truth?

[@DonGonTheOne]

Sou alemão e mudei para Brasil ❤

[@Sab_MJsMama]

I'm interesting in knowing what your opinion is about Ray Dalio's ranking of Average GDP Growth Rates by Country. It can be used as another way to gauge what countries to consider moving to and/or investing in. I guess this would also depend on your feelings of Ray Dalio. Thank you for keeping us informed as always :)

[@Yellowstone-Elsa-Ranch-1883]

Go to Antigua and barbuda 🇦🇬 you won’t regret it

[@gulledahmed2954]

Or Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹/Barbados

[@randomuser88844]

Expensive food/groceries, possibility of hurricanes every year. How long can you really live on a small island full time before you get tired of it? 1-2 years..

[@Yellowstone-Elsa-Ranch-1883]

@@randomuser88844 haha, it depends on how rich you are

[@randomuser88844]

@@Yellowstone-Elsa-Ranch-1883 that makes no difference. Have you lived there full time for many years?

[@ghettocowboy993]

Wow ... what a time for you ... must be so exciting ... good for you 🫡👏

[@aaronadam4747]

My non BRICS Malaysia Thailand Vietnam Indonesia Philippines Turkey Mauritius Rwanda Botswana Kenya Panama Costa Rica Chile Colombia Mexico Morocco Azerbaijan Kazakhstan Jordan Oman Kuwait Qatar Bahrain

[@herambaanjaneya2041]

I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if many of the nations on your list join BRICS within the next 5 to 10 years!

[@nomadvehr827]

I would add Tanzania and Uganda.

[@AlexSrouji]

Jordan ? Really? Why ? It is expensive and frankly not worth the money. Just okay. Not great

[@Fiola_M]

Turkiye joined brics!

[@AlexSrouji]

@Fiola_M not yet. Soon we hope...but not yet

[@Observer9812]

BRUCS will be good for your next generation. The process will take time.

[@alexisa.9322]

Is that Russian Golden visa that you mentioned for retirees? Which of your videos should I look at? Thanks in advance!

[@zeemc2751]

The U.S said any American's that decides to live in Russia, will not receive their Retirement Benefits. So who will get ? At this point I don't even care, it's still a better choice.👍

[@yalex3117]

anybody as long as you are a citizen of a country from the list

[@rahuliyer7456]

My wife is a dual US and Vietnam citizen I am a US citizen with India OCI. India does not allow dual citizenship, and the India passport is not useful for travel. We will have a residence in Vietnam soon. I have appropriate visa, any wife and I are closing a real estate deal in Vietnam.

[@marcusaurelius8875]

I'm South African. It sucks

[@homodeus8713]

Leave.

[@kachrachi]

So sad to see that country go down. What a beautiful place. Lived there 5 years. Now Malaysia is home and it's fantastic!

[@odellowe7340]

Is it really as bad as iam hearing with the new taxes the last few years?

[@alecxpro2071]

South Africa does suck, you're right there 😅

[@ItsAmill]

If I was you I would live in a area to grow in tbh…… you have more freedom

[@mattanderson6672]

Fantastic analysis, thank you Thank you Sir Thank you Andrew

[@SkyMoo-oo]

Can I ask. I love your vidoes. But it seems to be geared towards just super wealthy people. What can average working class folk like myself. I'm a Paramedic in North America. What do your Nurses, Police,, truck drivers, Cleaners. Food establishment worlers. You know, the people that "Really" run the World. Do we have the same options? Or is it just the super rich?

[@olgaszoke9241]

Russia and China are the best places, Brazil and India I would avoid

[@Pdalim59]

Kenya has most international banks....the rich have their own surburbs...rich black or white....However I am not sure about incentives for foreigners who want citizenship by investment. But many British and SA Whites have homes in Kenya. Some have farms too.

[@samskie88]

Thanks Andy 🤙

[@basedmuslim9645]

I choose russia, since it is essentially a few countries in one big territory which makes sense will be in proximity to my home country in africa

[@MrCatlover]

Andrew , have you thought of making a video on the countries which not vote in favor of a UN/WHO lead One World Government? Very few countries dared to vote against it.

[@rapidresponserepairllc.man9552]

I was born in Brazil became a US citizen how do I now get a Brazilian passport?

[@alrent2992]

Go to a Brazilian embassy near you with the birth certificate. Apply.

[@jubernardi23]

🤡

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

If I was a business investor, I would want to go as many countries as possible. Going for good cheaper countries. Creating a European soceities company costs at least €125,000. Haven't done much research yet but heard india, China, Saudi Arabia good places for business, I am from germany. They are expected to go high especially india.

[@rolandotoulon3926]

Good morning. My grandfather was born in Minsk, Belarus, when it was still USSR. I have his original passport. What do you think about getting a Belarussian citizenship by descent? If it's even possible? Any benefits for me? I'm american born, but living in Colombia, with a Dominica passport as well. Thanks!

[@microphone1347]

It's definitely possible. However, double citizenship is not accepted in this country. At least, that's what is said in the open sources. But, I'm pretty sure there is some way around. Try contacting local lawyers to get some advice. Otherwise, it's a great choice. Safe and clean country, pretty ladies, everybody speaks Russian. I've been there several times and would love to move there myself.

[@RootBeerGMT]

At least they ain’t woke ass

[@v5b79v5b]

@@microphone1347 It's not safe. There is no advantage in locals speaking Russian for an american. Their currency is trash. They have been promised to get a median $500 salary for decades. I wish you moved there asap to enjoy what you are advocating for. Then I wish you to escape safely without losing too much money.

[@thevains]

I mean here in Switzerland It's not too bad, just tax is the issue.

[@vincentdimitri169]

Between this channel and all the political crap going on in the world, I'm glad I'm a dual citizen of Australia and Serbia - I can practically go to most places without issue.

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Did you have Vusi Thembekwayo at NCL??

[@chipcook5346]

Glad I stayed to the end.

[@cristinamachado-f6y]

From now on if you have a brazilian passport you can legalize yourself in portugal by simply arriving as a turist.. New law

[@DittersGustav]

Not true at all

[@cristinamachado-f6y]

Please google the word of the migration minister leitão amaro about CPLP citizens. It s public and was on every news

[@joaoportugal8618]

@@DittersGustav Yes it's true. I think this new law is for all the PALOP's countries.

[@troubadour6987]

Cape Verde is a former Portuguese colony and so few other places

[@joy_villa]

South Africa all the way! I lived there in 2021 and I plan on potentially returning.

[@ramon8321]

As a Brazilian I can say If you have less than 10 million dollars cash do not move to Brazil. If you are a millionaire yes, you can have your ranch with your private lake away from civilization. If you are a mid class person or a lower bracket millionaire and you are thinking about live in an apartment in a big city forget about it

[@Thisnotmysandwich]

Explain, please.

[@bellatorbr]

​​@@Thisnotmysandwich Life here is cheaper than West, but it's not easy to make business, it's relatively safe in south in little city's, where there are strong Italian and German culture, so, good to lo live, but bad for business.

[@Garcia061]

Brazil is polarized. Lot of money, great. The less money you have the more expensive it is. But he’s right about natural resources. Brazil and Saudi tick those boxes. But Brazil is better diversified economically.

[@romankacin8365]

Andrew introduces BRICS countries as an alternative to the West. Then proceeds to explain how unattractive these countries are to invest in. Hilarious.

[@RootBeerGMT]

Dude you sound vaccinated

[@romankacin8365]

@@RootBeerGMT Dide, you sound like you have nothing valuable to add.

[@troubadour6987]

Grim news

[@manwiththeredface7821]

Be careful what basket you put your eggs in. That basket may quickly lose its appeal in the future. Think about the German POW in Band of Brothers who turned out to have been born in America but his parents where first generation German immigrants who decided to move back to the "Fatherland" (nazi Germany). And because of their decision their son was fighting on the wrong side (spoiler alert: he was unalived on the spot along with the other POWs). In this divided world today I'm often reminded of that scene.

[@momo_san1980]

My son wants to study abroad and hentold me: dad, i want to go anywhere BUT US, Canada, and Western Europe!

[@esterhudson5104]

Good. I won’t have to pay for his defaulted student loan.

[@nicolelouis8968]

@@esterhudson5104 Can't stand these kind of small minded comments.

[@akhandbharat1593]

Japan china Singapore, Korea

[@Gaiafreak6969]

I loved being in China, definitely want to visit there more. But yeah it's difficult for westerners to live there permanently

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

im from brazil and tax and laws here are a complete mess, i would avoid at all costs... here is a nice place to live, not make (or KEEP) money as a brazilian i would keep an eye to argentina, if milei rules last post his government might be a good oportunity

[@ebahapo]

@@PedroHenriquePS00000 Xavier is a WEF “Rising Star”, with his own page in their website. He’s a banker, so expect him to enslave Argentina to his paymasters.