Easiest Countries for Americans to Move Abroad

[@scarlettuwu9582]

I’m only a minute in and I just wanna say it is so nice seeing one of these made by someone who very clearly has a ton of knowledge and traveling experience. Thank you so much (I’ve saved the video to my moving overseas list and going to subscribe now based on clearly good content/ info)

[@SheRunTheWorld]

Aw thank you so much, you have no idea how much that means to me! My whole goal for my channel is to share my knowledge of living and traveling abroad, so I’m glad you find it helpful :)

[@danieltifft]

I'm so glad that you mentioned Albania, as I've recently been looking for non-EU/Schengen countries to stay in, as an American. I was so surprised when I saw the possibility of staying in Albania for an entire year during my own research, and now you've just confirmed it! I think I saw that after 1 year of staying there, you have to leave for 90 days before you can reapply, but that's very generous! :) From what I've seen, it does look absolutely beautiful (and cheap)

[@SheRunTheWorld]

Yeah I was so surprised by this too! It’s super generous! And after spending 7 weeks there, I can tell you it truly is so beautiful with so much to offer and it’s really cheap! Can’t recommend it enough :)

[@danieltifft]

@@SheRunTheWorld Awesome! I'm currently in Istanbul, Turkey for the time being (No visa necessary for Americans for a 90 day stay, which was just implemented at the end of December btw!) and I'm looking at staying in Tirana, Durres and Sarande. (Similar to your itinerary). I'm very much looking forward to it now :)

[@BrianaisGoingPlaces]

Wow this is so comprehensive! You've lived and worked in a lot of places! I'm currently living and working in China. I'll be checking out your vids from your time in China :)

[@SheRunTheWorld]

Thanks so much, glad you felt it was comprehensive! :) I only have a few videos of my time in China (at the very beginning of my channel days lol) talking about my time teaching English there! Hope you’re enjoying living and working in China as much as I did :)

[@vlott100]

thank you for the info! what are you up too work-wise in the UK? :)

[@SheRunTheWorld]

You’re welcome!! I keep that private for safety reasons :)

[@vlott100]

@@SheRunTheWorld gotcha no worries! :)

[@AdriannaZell]

So fascinating! I’d love to move to Europe using one of these options. How do taxes work? Do you pay taxes to both the country you are living in and the US?

[@SheRunTheWorld]

The U.S. has double tax treaties with most countries so you only have to pay once! Currently I’m employed by a UK company and automatically pay taxes here every month, so I file in the U.S. every year to let them know and don’t have pay taxes again

[@tanyawashburn8964]

So appreciate this! My husband and I are thinking to move to Argentina. Your thoughts?

[@SheRunTheWorld]

I’m so glad! I worked remote while traveling Argentina for 6 weeks and it is amazing. Absolutely loved Buenos Aires specifically, gave a very European feel. I’d highly recommend it! I just don’t know anything about how difficult their visas are to stay long term

[@peter_oso]

0:35 Oh, you are applying cure after "Taken" movie

[@SheRunTheWorld]

Albania is an amazing country with some of the nicest local people I’ve ever encountered while traveling! It’s really a shame people keep using a fictional movie to talk negatively about them & convince others not to travel there

[@johnveerkamp1501]

You lived in the wrong country’s. Only the Netherlands is the best to live in. !!!!

[@SheRunTheWorld]

I don’t think there are wrong countries to live in- Netherlands is amazing, but so are lots of other places!

[@Bug_Man_Semo]

Wow... America is the only country you just walk into and get free money, phones, and voting rights... I'd really love the same option in other countries. 😂

[@SheRunTheWorld]

That is not true 😂😂

[@Bug_Man_Semo]

Riiiiight... 🤣