8 Reasons Why You Will Love Living In The US

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Explore the top 8 reasons why living in the USA is a dream come true for me! From vibrant cultural diversity to endless opportunities, discover what makes the USA such a desired destination for immigrants seeking a better life. Whether it's the thriving job market, world-class education, or stunning natural landscapes, this video highlights the advantages of living in the land of opportunity from the perspective of the European immigrant. Join me on this exciting journey and unlock the secrets to a fulfilling life in the USA.
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[@BurhanElturan]

Exactly the same reasons that I love to living in this country: its people - nice people, friendly people!!

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Kindness matters 🙏🏻

[@StarRider253]

It's always refreshing to see someone from Europe having a good experience here.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

:) thank you!

[@Judah144.]

Hi Tatiana how are you, i have one question which state in the usa you moved to if i may ask?

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Florida ☀️ 🤩 what about you?

[@Judah144.]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast Ow that's a beautiful State i'm from Amsterdam The Netherlands but i'm moving to Florida very soon

[@merchandisingparadise9440]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast Florida has a high crime rate and is very hot in summer? You should go north such as Maine or New Hampshire.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

@@merchandisingparadise9440 I don’t know if FL is my final destination yet but for now it’s perfect for me (when I’m not getting cooked in the sun lol)

[@alexf7760]

How long have you lived in the US? I don't see anything here being better, newer or years ahead of other countries, I would say it's the opposite. Maybe you'll change your mind after being in need of medical care in the US

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Pay a visit to the third world countries:)

[@DanielRodriguez-ru5yk]

i’m a american citizen and don’t love america right now but i believe the future is bright for our country

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Positive attitude is the key 🙌🏻

[@James-gw7eo]

The future ain’t bright, woke people everywhere

[@baklava6138]

Thanks for your views! But in a few years when you become more socialized with American culture, system and life you will change your mind:)! Having traveled to many countries I have to say the US is behind on a lot of things.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

In which area would you say I will change my mind? I’m sure it is behind some other countries in some aspects, that’s for sure, it is not perfect. Also my perspective is limited by my experiences so I agree with you!

[@baklava6138]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast I think primarily with healthcare, ability to purchase a home (it has become nearly impossible for the middle class), materialism on the extreme,processed foods and ingredients that are banned in most other places. Poor public transport and lack of walkable cities, caste system where your income determines everything (zip code you live in determines the quality of the school your kids would attend, crime rates, etc). Also the crime, everyone has a gun, massive drug use, high prison rates where people get sent to prison for 10 years for a minor issue, etc. You live in Florida and I guess you live in Miami where most immigrants go to, well that is a bubble and not realistic of the average American experience. Also, the indoctrination in schools of young children has become horrifying. I am personally seeking to relocate to a southern European country for the lifestyle.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

You’re 100% right, I am already aware of that as purchasing a home seems almost impossible at this moment and I totally miss European healthy food. I do not have kids so that sphere has not affected me yet but I am fully aware about. I tried to focus on the positives tho, I might make a video about the negatives but I might make a lot of people mad complaining about the place I immigrated to haha. Good luck with your move, it is a good idea, my pick would be Spain or Portugal

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

And btw regarding materialism and guns - I just released a new video called Dating an immigrant vs American citizen where we touch on these topics, you may find it interesting too:)

[@cobracommander8133]

@@baklava6138💯Agreed. When you’ve been socialized here you see what a scam this place is. Also, that friendly customer service is fake. I’m working on EU citizenship too, time to escape from this sinking shit.

[@comeconcon569]

A lot of Eastern Europeans like you live in the U.S. Eastern Europe has very beautiful countries, but the economy in those countries are not as healthy as that of Western Europe forcing Eastern Europeans to migrate to the USA. I have met and worked with many Eastern Europeans in the States.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Agreed although I am Central European:)

[@lebdaily]

I'm thinking of coming illegally.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Don’t

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Find a legal way

[@lebdaily]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast I'm 29 no legal way

[@lebdaily]

1) Be a dr or engineer 2) Invest 800k 3) Marry an American Only 3 options. None applicable. Life is moving extremely fast.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

Also student visa or diversity visa (lottery) you never know

[@KidIndia]

I left California. I don’t know why you moved to the states

[@thatnorwegianguy1986]

Most Americans I know who have moved to Europe or Asia seems to glad they are out of there. Also world class education and healthcare is only avaliable to a select few most Americans go to community colleges not IVY League colleges.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

It goes both ways I know plenty who immigrated to the US and it is a dream come true to them, I guess it’s in human nature to want what we don’t have. I do miss Europe a lot tho and go back often:)

[@thatnorwegianguy1986]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast Sure but you are still young and I assume you have not lived there for all that long I guess maybe a couple of years or less, I don't wanna sound negative but I lived in the US as well and the work culture in America with hardly any vacation time and the non stop search for more money got exhausting. Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck and it's a very stressful society thanks but no thanks.

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

@@thatnorwegianguy1986 you’re not wrong! I’ve been here for 6 years and yes you definitely have to hassle to afford living here

[@__BlacklotuS__]

HAHAHAHA i am moving out of this expensive shithole, Thailand here i come

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

That’s on my bucket list!

[@__BlacklotuS__]

@@LandingAmericaPodcast it's gorgeous!

[@SuperTica22]

🤣 keep dreaming

[@LandingAmericaPodcast]

I’m living my dream 😀

[@SuperTica22]

that is great, enjoy