How to move to Bali (or Thailand, Vietnam or other similar place): 7 Steps

[@JeanVoronkova]

Where are you planning to move abroad to? What's holding you back? Anyway, in case you want a 1 month free trial of Skillshare ► skl.sh/jeanvoronkova09221

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Jean, moving abroad to anywhere really does take a lot out of anyone, to be most and fully honest with you. It all is rather foreign, and involved. I would love to visit anywhere in Asia, at some time during the remainder of my life. I love the architecture, and ... the food of Asia. I could go on and on about my love of Asian cuisines. Visiting anywhere (in Asia) will be quite enough, and most satisfying. I adore Asian food and warmer weather, as well, just like you do, Jean.

[@HumdrumSingaporeanREACTS]

@@SuiGenerisAbbie 👍

[@SCHO03]

Hi Jean, there is a channel pretending to be like you- they replied to my comment. Let me know if that is you.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

@@SCHO03 THIS is Jean's true channel. But, I will also let Jean reply to you, about this, as well.

[@JeanVoronkova]

@@SuiGenerisAbbie sure Abbie i know permanent moves abroad are not for everyone, but yes definitely still travel and enjoy the different sides of the world different places have to offer!

[@lostininnerspace8687]

I lived as an expat for 5 years in Abu Dhabi and moved back to the US a little over a year ago. I’ve spent the last year crawling out of my skin and desperately trying to figure out a way to live in a SE Asian country. I didn’t know I had a nomadic heart before living in the UAE, but I definitely know it now. Thank you for your videos.

[@ameliap413]

I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm about to take the leap to move to Bali next year. Am currently saving up and appreciate the personal videos you make as well as all of these tips!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thanks Amelia, so excited for u! I remember how I felt myself on the cusp of all that change! Enjoy n live the process to the max!!

[@SteveInQLD007]

Dont know how i come across tour channel but so happy I did! I like your down to earth, honest advice about life, living your real purpose and online business.. you've just inspired me to take steps towards making my own life changes thank you!

[@deanpapadopoulos3314]

Always wonderful. Your presentation skills including comfort levels and naturally spoken English are improving exponentially. The information is very useful. Your husband’s editing is also improving at a similar pace. Very lovely to watch the growth and the choices you are making for your settings, how you start and finish a section, and the lighting of course. Your increased energy and smile for the presentation is very important and very effective. The three of us are quiet introverts as you say so that this has to be done intentionally. After shooting everyone goes on silent mode to recuperate for a day 😂😂😂. Cheers and blessings to you both…and thank you for the informative and enjoyable video.

[@adas2409]

Her English is improving exponentially? Lol, how patronizing! She’s from Singapore where the majority of citizens speak English! Get off your colonial high horse!

[@AzerPaul]

This is the best rundown about moving overseas that I have seen. Thanks.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thanks Paul glad you think so - it's a really long video compilation of my thoughts! took me a fair bit of time to do that! lol

[@diegohorton869]

Retired in the Philippines, thank you.

[@aghniyahsabri1329]

Your skin is so glowing, please make a video about your skincare routine 😊

[@Jp18888]

Thanks! This was really inspiring , helpful and reassuring!

[@JeanVoronkova]

I’m glad JP, thank you for this note!

[@chandanchatt]

Woah... My non-negotiables are what jean said... its exactly the same.. I call it 3S. 1) SUN 2) SEA 3) SPICES .. I want to meet you someday.. :)

[@docimma]

Love your videos and insight. I have lived globally but mostly in the Caribbean. I am curious, have you learned of any clinical trials in Bali?

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thanks, unfortunately no idea about clinical trials!

[@xuelechua]

Love ur sunshine smile & clarity voice. Thanks for the info shared, so informative

[@alipalocilesta]

I love your mindset ! Greetings from Italy.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Ciao Bella!

[@whatthefitt]

Awesome video Jean! Many will find this helpful. Your videos and presentation were already pretty good, now they are getting better. Good luck to 1 million subs 😄

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hey thanks for this kind msg n encouragement 😄🌻 not sure about 1 mil subs man haha it was such a trek from 0 till today! Grateful for everything that has been lah! 😍🙏

[@ronlafleur4246]

Excellent video. Could you do one that highlights how to rent a home on Bali?

[@brendanhogan7228]

Your video content is so colorful!! Wow!

[@sarinaht]

Again, an excellent video, full of information, you are very warm, bright, articulate. I am considering moving to Bali "permanently". Any chance of doing a video on how to look for and get a long term rental. Thank you.

[@pedrobriosojr.3929]

Consider siargao in the southern phillppines, nice beaches for surfing , tropical weather, low cost of living, english speaking locals.❤❤❤

[@victoria19632010]

Very well informed. And good advice jean

[@JeanVoronkova]

Oh hey Lana! So nice to hear from u! Been a while!

[@carlporter]

Every country has visa agreements in place. For example, Americans get 6 months in Mexico or Canada. That's a big incentive to travel to our neighbors. I was invited to visit Delhi, India in the summer of 2012. The visa app was a little bit of work and a little bit of money. They issue a 6-month visa that starts from the day it is issued. So if you time your app well with your trip, you can be there a long time. I met backpackers there who loved having that 6 months (5.8) in a big country. Three months is also a long time to be traveling in a smaller country. Concerning packing, I also have goofed with too much stuff when I was young, but was very happy with my packing for Japan's Jet Programme (2007-2010). In 2010, I returned with one massive suitcase and a box: did not mail anything home. I think they've lowered the weight limitations since then. Use cardboard boxes as the volume of these is much more than a thin suitcase. The airline will want to see packing straps on there put on by a machine. I did this at an airport once and at a post office once. The airline will crush your boxes but it doesn't matter with clothing, etc.

[@internetbizz69]

Thank you so much. I loved this video.

[@JeanVoronkova]

I’m so glad! Thanks for letting me know. I poured my heart into this

[@josephcrouch8732]

You're so awesome!!!! Just hearing and seeing you share your light with all of us makes me happier every time!!!!!! 🖕🤙💪🙏💫

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thank u Joseph 🌻😍

[@jonb3189]

Well presented. Great information. Subscribed.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Great I’m so glad you thought the video brought u some value 😄🦋

[@RomelAlibudbud]

Excellent tips! Thanks!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Cheers Romel

[@rodneyfaulkner7453]

Thank you for your insight into living in one of these amazing places -

[@gitasuputra8371]

i love your voice.. A News Reporter will be good option for you...

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thanks! I wish! Wd hv been fun to be a reporter! Haha

[@Thirstytraveler41]

Great tips!! Thanks for sharing🙏🏾

[@JeanVoronkova]

Glad u found them valuable!

[@jessicapope5721]

Incredible videos and information thank you ☺️

[@naynay3174]

Hi Jean, I love your videos and thank you for all of the advice! I am considering putting all of my belongings into storage in January and moving to Bali for six months to a year, by myself. Do you think it would be unsafe to be arriving and staying alone?

[@JeanVoronkova]

Absolutely not! Just don’t spend majority of your time n days in Kuta by yourself esp at the start ok. Give Kuta a skip until you’re more solidly planted on the ground. Will recommend u prob start off by going straight to heart of Canggu or Ubud - lots of Digi nomads there to keep u company who r decent ppl. If ure hermit type then try south bali haha

[@naynay3174]

@@JeanVoronkova thank you, Jean. I definitely plan to skip Kuta. Not my scene at all! I imagine Ubud to be very safe.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Ubud in daytime definitely. Ubud at night has a lot of quiet corners tho so just make sure u hv some friendly company if u head out :) xoxo

[@naynay3174]

@@JeanVoronkova ah ok, thank you Jean! Thanks for sharing so many helpful tips! ❤️❤️

[@sheilamayx]

⁠@@naynay3174I’d love to hear about your experience as I’m considering it myself.

[@SteveSmith-mm2ev]

Loved it thank you. 🙏

[@JeanVoronkova]

Cheers Steve 🤓

[@chansukiko]

Aweosme Jean!!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Aww thanks for dropping by sweetie!!

[@mafiamuppets35]

Thanks Jean, great video 👍👍

[@JeanVoronkova]

Cheers Andy thank u 🌻

[@gigivitale187]

Hi Jean, I follow your videos with great interest. As a PR expatriate, I lived in Singapore for almost forty years. Right after the pandemic, when the borders reopened, I decided to leave Singapore in search of another location to retire. I've been wandering around for a while and am considering spending a few months in Bali and who knows staying there. The kind of villa where you live would be just ideal for me. If you don't mind, I would like to ask you if you can suggest areas in Bali where rents are cheaper than other highly touristy areas or if you know a local real estate agent I can get in touch with. I thank you in advance for your kindness. Regards Giovanni

[@kisms8590]

This post was overly verbose. She skims through posts, so having short direct answer would improve reply chance, which is your goal. Not to build up your preamble w/ your 40+ yrs in Singapore, it's immaterial.

[@megathy43]

Hi, Jean! As always I've really enjoyed this video and learned a lot. One question: is Bali Belly a form of dysentery? And is it possible to protect myself in some way? I would hate to spend my hols being sick! Thanks!

[@karimedinburgh]

Awesome video , thanks for the perfect upload, !

[@kenjikenji4870]

Jean, how come you didn't mention langkawi island? Haha

[@rebeccal.672]

Thank you soo much for the helpful tips on how to move abroad. I do have a few questions...how important is it to learn what ever language of the country that you are moving to? Do you need to know it before you move or can you "get by" with whatever language you speak and most folks will know and understand you? I am hoping to move to Thailand. I hate the cold and want to be close to the ocean after being land locked most of my life since I love the sea.

[@pursuitofexcitement]

In major cities and tourist areas, enough people will speak English for you to get by. And when they don't, Google Translate is your friend. That said, it's polite and a well-received gesture to learn a few words and phrases, like yes, no, thank you, hello, etc.

[@rebeccal.672]

@@pursuitofexcitement Thanks for the tips. I am making an effort to learn Thai just glad I wont have to learn the full language for now.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Ah oh yeah agree w James no need to be fluent in the local languages - english in most of these places is well enough they’re all pretty experienced in dealing w foreigners n you’ll pick up the local lingo bits n pieces quickly enough! Which the locals always appreciate so do do that! But nah we’re not fluent in anything n life in Vietnam n Bali has been absolutely no problem

[@rebeccal.672]

@@JeanVoronkovaThanks for letting me know. Good to know from the expert as well

[@thepharohprince]

Hi Jean, Would you be kind to add the link of your friend’s up-work profile? Thank you 😊

[@idkreatif8701]

i am digital nomad from Indonesia still building my own marketplace for local product in Indonesia, our goverment still updating digital nomad bisa, this will be a great we can get have good networking with professional foreign digital nomad and etc

[@JeanVoronkova]

that's really cool. Look at Shopee and toko - if u do good it cd really explode mate.

[@idkreatif8701]

@@JeanVoronkova yes u right Jean, it's still going on collaboration with local brand communities in Indonesia, I hope from this I will found investor or partner to growing this markeplace

[@formica.]

Correction (as of September 2022): Viet Nam only has 30 day tourist visas since the border reopened in April. Longer visas are only available to those sponsored by a Vietnamese business, married to a local, investors. Watch the news for changes.

[@JeanVoronkova]

thanks for the update, sorry i missed out the changes to that one! ouch!

[@SCHO03]

Another informative video, Jean! Thank you so much. One question- for finding a place to live in, do they require a 3 month deposit or of some kind? How do they work with rent?

[@SCHO03]

And do you recommend any specific visa agencies? Perhaps the one you have used previously? Thanks in advance!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Cheers babe! For Bali actually We haven’t ever been asked for a deposit at all, but I think it depends on ur landlord n how long is your overall commitment n maybe their assessment of u perhaps. But I think the norm here is no deposit unless it’s a pretty upscale place!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Yo visa wise we use Bali Visa n we’ve been v happy w them 😄👍🏼

[@SCHO03]

@@JeanVoronkova Thank you so much for taking time to answer my questions, Jean!

[@angelabonita595]

ThankU ❤very, very usefully🙏🌹

[@JeanVoronkova]

Glad to hear, thanks Angela!

[@MsJoanne86]

Great video, I am planning on movie to Bali permanently. Do you have a video sharing the process of applying for full residency/citizenship ?

[@patrickbotros5807]

Nice video, congratulation your video quality is improving and thank you for the information provided it's really helpful. One question, the vaccines requirements are still in effect in Bali, any words on when they will stop asking for this requirement of mandatory vaccination?

[@JeanVoronkova]

Uhm I’m not sure that’s in the works! Vaccinated entry is the staple in all the various countries these days no?

[@patrickbotros5807]

@@JeanVoronkova More than 72 countries are currently allowing entry without being vaccinated and most of them even without a PCR test. I presume it's just a question of time before Bali does the same and i wanted to know if they were starting to talk about it.

[@JeanVoronkova]

@@patrickbotros5807 wow i didn't know about that - thanks for sharing i completely didn't know about that. Here in this part of the world vaccinations are still the magic word to get the alibaba door to open haha. Singapore and Indonesia are our areas of knowledge and I've not come across talk about allowing unvaccinated travel..... I believe Thailand is also only vaccinated travellers only, though on a quick google looks like Vietnam doesn't query vaccination status.

[@patrickbotros5807]

@@JeanVoronkova Yes Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia are still asking for the vaccinations and also some countries in Europe. I hope those wont be required soon in Indonesia and part of South east Asia. I can't wait to comeback to this part of the World. Have a good day and keep doing your beautiful content and enjoying Bali. Talk soon :)

[@cogitoergosum9127]

I'm at Bangkok now but I prefer to live in my home in Germany. The weather is terrible here and working times and salary here are worse. My wife will stay with me in Germany.

[@HumdrumSingaporeanREACTS]

👍👍👍 thank you so much for sharing!!! 👍👍👍

[@HumdrumSingaporeanREACTS]

really awesome! 👍

[@MarkinChina]

Another great little video, very informative..Peace

[@JeanVoronkova]

thank u Mark! happy saturday!

[@ByronWatts]

I'm in the Philippines. Location independent but not currently 'nomadic'.

[@ByronWatts]

I did 5 boots-on-the-ground trips before deciding how to proceed. It is always very important to actually step on the soil before making important life-changing decisions. Being able to relocate if needed is helpful. I ended up not being in the same place I originally intended. When outside your own culture, it is VERY important to be flexible, because things are not going to go exactly the way you expect 🙂

[@donnaszemesi4200]

Hi Jean! it seems like long term rental prices are crazy high right now, is this normal?

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hi Donna, yes you hv it right for now - prices just kinda went crazy in the past 10 months or so and is continuing to rise at the mo - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ66hXt7gc-gqs0 i just made an update video about this actually u can check that out. If you're on the ground though and are flexible with your accommodation demands we still see some reasonably priced places here and there but its a hard dig.

[@PerfectSense77]

What's your source on Vietnam currently offering three month tourist visas? As far as I was aware, they are only offering 30 day tourist visas. It's been a source of quite considerable contention recently, as they have not returned to the their pre-pandem visas.

[@JeanVoronkova]

just saw another comment looks like you're more up to date than me! sorry i missed out on the changes to that - although now i'm curious as to how all my friends are continuing to stay on in there i'll do a quick ask around

[@JeanVoronkova]

right so apparently yep, all the long timers in VN now still on tourist visas are doing quick runs to SG or Cambodia nearby every 30 days, the Russians are exempt cos of the ongoing war, and the other option is to get a business visa for a year...... apparently govt is doing a clean up of who's there

[@chuongtuan1983]

@@JeanVoronkova It correct 3 moths last time (before Covid) current only 30days. dont know when open again.

[@anna_wong]

As a fellow Singaporean, I do have a few questions: 1) How do you maintain your Singpass account? My understanding is it has to be registered with SG's local number. My overseas Singaporean friends have a problem keeping it and find it a hassle. Just wondering how you do it (like, do you still have an SG mobile number?). 2) Do you still maintain any form of insurance in Singapore? like Life insurance and hospitalization insurance, just in case you need to come back to SG for treatment or sorts.

[@rkq7112]

Just keep your current Singapore registered SIM card or get a prepaid one that can be renewed every half a year or so for about $10 depending on the telcos to receive 2FA sms’s for all online transactions. Most would have roaming options. You’d have to have the number registered with the respective agencies first. You can always change the number online. I would also add that it’s a good practice to register with the respective Singapore or whichever country’s embassy or consulate in case of emergencies or just for consular updates. Many yearly travel insurances bought in Singapore offer six month validities overseas so if you’re not too far away just come back for a short visit every few months or so. Thanks Jean for a well-thought out summary and excellent presentation.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hi Anna, oh I haven’t had any problems maintaining my Singpass account ever but then I left SG from 10 years ago when they were still using those OTP generating tokens for log in? But i don’t hv a local number now in SG but it hasn’t ever become an issue. Yes I maintain SG hospitalisation policy so it’s an option to go home for treatment n coverage in event of smtg serious. Hope this helps!

[@alelukicheva]

thanks for the video. i used to live in india on a tourist visa .Would appriciate any advice from your husband to russians wanting to move to bali.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hi there’s no special exceptions or restrictions on Russian people right now n actually currently they’re the largest expat community here in Bali to my knowledge! Like I mentioned in the video, for longer stays u can look at B211 visas or even the investor Kitas if u wish 😄

[@Nguyennguyennguyen333]

Bali is island and province in indonesia, vietnam and thailand name country,should indonesia vietnam and thailand

[@karengoh8868]

Thanks for your sharing, Jean. I am a fellow Singaporean and planning to do something similar. Is it possible for me to connect with you privately to get some advice? Thanks, Karen

[@patrikkarlsson9523]

Is surfing better in Ubud or Uluwatu?

[@JeanVoronkova]

ubud no surfing yo!

[@patrikkarlsson9523]

​@@JeanVoronkova That settles it, i'm coming to Uluwatu. However, I thought you surfed and lived in Ubud.

[@lankanmalay]

Hardest part for me as a non skilled person is figuring out how have monthly income to support myself. I've been thinking of picking up scuba diving with the eventual goal of being an instructor but even that I'm not sure of the pay. Decisions, decisions lol

[@lostininnerspace8687]

I’m in the same exact boat as you 🙂

[@JeanVoronkova]

heya! In case it helps, know that there's a Singaporean dude here Leon Boey - he graduated from NUS together w me w a degree in engineering but gave it all up to be a scuba dive insturctor n he's been in Bali 11 years... and now he runs Living Seas! His own scuba dive company that also does marine conservation. Inspiration no? The pay was enough for him to get by till now! and there are plenty of scuba instructors everywhere living pretty nicely and not starving. Take heart!

[@lankanmalay]

@@JeanVoronkova amazing. I gave their IG a follow. Thank you so much for the reply :)

[@darinmckee2320]

Absolutely great Content! 👍

[@travellingcoffee]

Bali is digital nomad the best in the world.. and humble all people ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@mangoking787]

Hello Jean, I wanted to settle in Phuket, but when I consulted a lawyer. He said foreigners cannot buy property in Thailand only Condo.

[@thebestbees]

Yes i think foreigners are not allowed to own land in Thailand

[@xuelechua]

Hey Victor, I’ve a friend who can help you to buy property in Phuket.

[@seans5586]

Well said. Only rent don't buy. Buying into a potentially sticky mess, no

[@samerethsalliman1881]

I also thinking about moving to Mexico, first. I can blend in perfectly with them. And I can still be self-employed as a Loan Broker from there since it is in the same time zones as the USA. Your thoughts?

[@JeanVoronkova]

mexico is another bucket list place we haven't yet made it there! but i think it looks amazing. Go go go n let us know how u feel about it.

[@FILIP_TRAN]

What about FCE Cambridge certifacte to work as a teacher abroad ? :)

[@JeanVoronkova]

ooh i'm not familiar with that one unfortunately - but working as a teacher abroad is one of the most common occupations i've seen fellow nomads in for sure

[@curtbrandhorst2403]

Is it prying to ask what visas you are personally in Bali under. And how you have managed it for a year? Just basic info. Nothing personal involved, I hope.

[@josephchristopherledesma127]

👍🙋‍♂️♥️♥️Love it♥️♥️🙋‍♂️Very informative♥️♥️🙋‍♂️👍Thank's for sharing☝♥️♥️☝Stay blessed♥️♥️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

[@alessial134]

I know you don’t have kids but what us moms with kids what do we do??? How do we retire and becoming just full time moms and move to a place like that where you can offer your child a different quality of life with great school ?

[@songtian]

Did the recent 2 earthquake affect you? Saw another earthquake recently again in Indo area

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hey Song! Yeah we felt the shakes briefly but mostly ok. Heard Denpasar got it more seriously thanks for checking in!

[@yewhocktan5112]

TQ.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Cheers Yewhock 🌻

[@kkiat424]

Easy & good for u guys. No kids I suppose, so no need to worry bout responsibilities 👍🍻🏄

[@teefamily383]

Great tips as always, we want to do traveling around Indonesia, sadly because the new regulations we have being said to get booster vaccine because we already here in Indo more than 14 days but for foreign they said we cannot have booster shot where we stay atm in java island. How you guys traveling around?

[@bungelonlevel2862]

booster only for local Indonesia..foreign no booster

[@JeanVoronkova]

hi we're staying put on Bali island at the mo so that hasn't become an issue for us actually hmm...

[@JeanVoronkova]

although here Vidyan Medika offers the booster to foreigners who have taken the first 2 shots w them too, to my knowledge. Not sure if they r in java!

[@bungelonlevel2862]

Pemerintah menetapkan bagi peraturan baru bagi pelaku Perjalanan Dalam Negeri (PPDN) berstatus warga negara asing berusia 18 tahun ke atas di Indonesia wajib mendapatkan vaksin COVID-19 lengkap atau dosis kedua. Hal tersebut tertuang dalam Surat Edaran (SE) Satgas Nomor 24 Tahun 2022 tentang Ketentuan PPDN Dalam Masa Pandemi COVID-19 yang terbit per 25 Agustus 2022. Dalam surat edaran tersebut, memuat beberapa ketentuan persyaratan perjalanan dalam negeri itu pada poin 3.b yang menyebutkan PPDN berstatus warga negara asing, berasal dari perjalanan luar negeri dengan usia 18 tahun ke atas wajib telah mendapatkan vaksin kedua. foreign no need booster

[@teefamily383]

Hi we've called different airlines and they said that we can't do traveling unless we got the booster and nothing they can do for it, we called this 119 number and they just reading this new rules and regulation, no resolution at all we mad and sad atm as our daughter can't traveling as we promise her.

[@ChrisGarby]

Can you suggest a visa agency in bali that I can contact?

[@JeanVoronkova]

We use Bali Visas and r happy customers :)

[@ChrisGarby]

@@JeanVoronkova thanks for the info, great channel by the way. I just found it and have been watching all your videos.

[@ryujin3238]

NICE👍✨✨✨

[@pareshnavani8340]

Mam voronknova , are you Russian or what is your background. This answer will help us understand the context of your channel. Than you in advance for your response… waiting

[@pareshnavani8340]

Awaiting your response 🙏

[@samerethsalliman1881]

I am Khmer American--fluency in English and Khmer. I am planning to move to either Cambodia or Malaysia in 2 to 3 years. I want to save up 2 years' worth of living expenses assuming I cannot find work in either country. I am considering getting into the alternative lending industry in Southeast Asia, but, unsure what the market is like there. Do you have any idea about this type of business?

[@JeanVoronkova]

I didn't like Cambodia that much the last i was there more than a decade ago. personally for me Malaysia wd be a better choice vs Cambodia. But I think Mexico trumps both. N possibly can be on a similar scale of costs as compared to Malaysia. Unsure about alt lending sorry!

[@samerethsalliman1881]

@@JeanVoronkova Cool! Mexico is actually my first choice. I can do my loan brokerage business here. I am considering Malaysia, Cambodia, Belize, Argentina, Portugal, Serbia, and Ireland so forth as well.

[@unexpectedartists1676]

I would love to move and aiming to visit in January. I am an artist and a videographer/filmmaker, can even sing Bollywood songs :) Trying to find if it is possible for me to live and deliver art and meditation workshops and also sell my art. Who can advise me on this please?

[@donroy7825]

Hello Jean 👋 !! So interesting, all the things that must be considered 💵🧭☀️🏡🧳👩🏻‍⚕️✈️😃👍. You work through this so logically, step by step ✅. This is good - but we are staying ‘put’ 🏡👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏻🌳☔️ 👑🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😃👍. All the best to you both 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 . Cheers, Don 🙋‍♂️ !!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thank u Don 😍

[@alyssaallen8605]

Could you perhaps share a bit more about the teaching opportunities in Bali?

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hi Alyssa I believe Ninja Teacher has made a few videos about teaching in Bali u can maybe check out his resources about that for quick info!

[@andraexs]

Bali is the best

[@lm3729]

$42/mo? That is cheaper than my renters insurance

[@AndrewTube]

First again!

[@AndrewTube]

Support this channel guys!

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hey hey wow! Haha thanks happy Saturday night yo!

[@lizzie7929]

❤

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thanks Lizzie

[@lizzie7929]

@@JeanVoronkova 🦋No, thank you!🦋

[@ashwinsunshine2782]

🌹🌹☸🌹🌹

[@JeanVoronkova]

🦋🦋🦋

[@jayantkumarbasu8464]

you are alluring everyone to come and settle in Bali. i find many comments here saying they are leaving their country and going to stay in bali. A very dangerous phenomenon , you will soon make the world empty by filling Bali. this way very soon Indonesia will ban or curb tourists/visitors in bali

[@waiter6387]

ᵖʳᵒᵐᵒˢᵐ 💕

[@jason89988]

Wait until you get old, you’ll be back home soon enough.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Yes, but if u spend all your life just waiting to get old and not enjoying the present that is in front of u isn’t that a waste? 🤓🤭

[@jason89988]

@@JeanVoronkova no one said that. It’s about proper planning. Your parents know what I’m talking about.

[@robster7012]

So you know her parents? 😂​@@jason89988

[@pearl3297]

Whay you so close with your sister from your step Mather maybe becouse my sister more rich from me before everything not yet has been writen as a fate i don't know i just want to cry but i can not cry maybe becouse i don't have a tears to cry i just only want to say a pologize

[@WatchthisandChill]

lets be real this is not going to work if you have no money or experience

[@JeanVoronkova]

well with that attitude you ain't going nowhere for sure....... everyone has to start somewhere. Like i said in the video, i started from scratch too when i abandoned the law and trained to become a surf instructor... from zero experience....

[@YPDDYB7062]

Tip # 1: do not have any kids

[@JeanVoronkova]

I have fur kids…. 😄

[@kisms8590]

​@@JeanVoronkovatip #2. U married American.

[@earthgem777]

Vaccination is NOT a must.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Uhm I think the customs n immigrations guys here will disagree lol

[@earthgem777]

@@JeanVoronkova C0vid v4ccine is not a requirement for travel and long term stay in some countries so it is not a must. There are countries that give people a choice as they should.

[@txsics3916]

Please stay where you are.

[@earthgem777]

@@txsics3916 lol still asleep to the agenda smh... you like the QR code & vaccine passport pls go stay in China and USA and leave the rest of the world free to roam to countries where such fascists do not exist!

[@luckydog101]

You always say Bali, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore. Bali is not a country but a province in Indonesia. So you should say Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore. Next,please pay attention to that, ok 👍🇲🇨❤️

[@jimw8615]

Chill

[@athoxid]

Just like peoples in internet said about LA, NY, CA and not mention the U.S.A , and its cool huh.... its doesn't matter at all

[@luckydog101]

@@athoxidtrue, but if Bali=Hao cih min,Bangkok,Manila,Kuala Lumpur,LA,CA,DC,Hanoi. Not Bali=Vietnam,Malaysia,Philippines,Thailand but Indonesia=USA,UK,Vietnam,Malaysia,Philippines,Thailand. got it!!!Don't get used to what's wrong to be right, make what's right become a habit,OK!!!👍👍

[@mohsankarimi2232]

@@luckydog101 let's not get technical here. Just enjoy and learn from vlog

[@novendrayuza2031]

Let's just stop being salty and accept the fact that Bali is more well-known than Indonesia.

[@SolarisBali]

Bali is quickly being destroyed by rampant overdevelopment…thx to digital nomads. Congrats

[@aric_id]

Bali = Indonesia

[@celinetee7210]

Hello dearie, fan of u here. Would u mind sharing which area u stay in bali? 🥹Planning to go thr for 1-3 months

[@mohsankarimi2232]

Hi Jean, I have recently come across your vlog and am trying to see as many as I can and they are all extremely informative. Now the questions: My wife and are are planning to travel for 2 years starting in November 2022 to Bali, more cities in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, then to Italy, Spain, Turkey and finally to Lisbon Portugal ( maybe the final destination). Thinking about staying n each place for about 2-3 months to see where we can park our self for the following 20-40 years. What do you think and how much time should we allocate for Bali? Where to stay? wanted to be closer or on the beach with lots of street food and market close by. May I get you email address to discuss more? Thanks for sharing your experience in all vlogs and for the reply. Kind Regards Mohsan

[@claravanholst2371]

Hi Moshan 👋, your travel itinerary are similar to mine in terms of the countries you wanted to travel to. I plan to travel & stay in each countries (especially SE Asia) at least for a month to get a feel and if possible pay for the 2 months Visa on arrival, if & when they offer it or extend it. Bali is an island so probably can get a feel / vibe in just a month, but 2 months I think you can pretty much decide the pros & cons. Some places / countries I still can’t go yet in SE Asia due to the vaccine regulation, so I’ll go to the ones that are open & suits my needs & current situation. With Europe & Schengen visa rules, I plan to stay 1.5 months each in Spain & Italy & get a digital nomad visa / permit to stay in EU / non-EU country but not within Schengen area like Georgia or Turkey like you mentioned. That way, after 180 days (for Schengen visa) I can go back in to visit other Mediterranean EU countries like Portugal, Southern France, etc. I do want to visit other non-EU surrounding countries while I’m on the digital nomad visa like Egypt, Morocco, etc, Central Asia, & also Latin America to get a feel of each places. Then decide which one I loves most to relocate by end of my travel trip. Best of luck 😇. I’m working towards getting more finance in order to support for the 2 years travel itinerary 🤞🙏

[@mohsankarimi2232]

@@claravanholst2371 Hi, thank you for a quick reply. I do understand Schengen visa issue to stay for 90 days and leave for 90 days and come back. Currently we are thinking of staying three months in each country. As for Bali which location should I plan to stay for a month do a little site seeing in the island and spend the other 30 days in other parts of Indonesia. Please help identify the location closer to the beach and popular attractions. We are going to be moving around in taxi or people giving ride on scouter. Thanks

[@charlesdean4864]

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[@charlesdean4864]

@marketsignal_Richard His User name 👆👆

[@asmauhalidu1167]

Hey - I've been hearing about Richard for a long time now. Started during the pandemic and I've heard of how accurate his signals is.. I really do appreciate hearing your advice and feel that it is genuine

[@giwanifemi1454]

@@charlesdean4864 I started from the bottom... now I'm here!

[@giwanifemi1454]

@@charlesdean4864 smashing it all 💥 €2000 to €21k 🤟

[@dominichill1492]

Good video on how to move Bail, Thailand, Vietnam. Jean you always give out great information. Do you have a instagram account? So I can follow on there.

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hey Dom yeah! Just my name Jean Voronkova on Insta heh 🌻🙏🦋

[@sefrindenner4200]

its time to you and your husband doing some bussiness in Labuan Bajo to. what is the name of your instagram account ?

[@sorekara313]

thankyou for 1 month free trial of skillshare, Jean! great video as always 🤍

[@JeanVoronkova]

Hey Adam no worries, hope u enjoy swimming around there for a month free! Can get quite a lot of good stuff there if u set aside the time for it!

[@RanaYogaVibes]

such an awesome inspiring and informative video thank you so much 🙏

[@JeanVoronkova]

Thank u Rana dear