NOMAD REACTS: The Best Places to FLEE Abroad for Americans

[@nomadcapitalist]

There are right and wrong ways to flee the USA and move abroad. Watch this video to learn how to properly plan an escape from the United States, as well as how to select countries that match your values and make sense from tax and immigration perspectives: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6G7faainNt1o6s

[@brooklyngemini3410]

O'Reilly don't like brown people either, hence his top 3 picks..

[@Mongoose-ct6us]

Why the Bahamas? Bill O'Reilly always recommends the Bahamas.

[@TShawn64]

We just built our house with land in Lahore, Pakistan. I researched many places as a Pakistani American, considered Dubai, nope, a hot, dusty, brown, concrete jungle, Turkiye very nice, but expensive now, looked at Malaysia which was my top choice but too far from Dallas where we have a house, we would need to fly over the Pacific and we want to travel around the Atlantic. We decided on Lahore, its the cultural capital of not just Pakistan but the sub continent with a rich Mughal history. Flying to Lahore, we can take different airlines and stop over at dfferent countries each time we go from Dallas. To go visit London, we would take British Airways or Virgin, stop over in London and on to Pakistan. or Turkish airlines, stop over in Istanbul, This is possible because Pakistan is half way on the other side of the US, so we can even fly from the West over the Pacific and stop over in Japan for example and then on to Lahore. Lahore has very low taxes, very cheap labor. We have a security guard we pay him $160 a month and i pay him extra as he is also a armed bodyguard, even tho crime is low in Lahore but we can hire 6 security guards for peace of mind, plus 2 maids for $80 each a month. You dont need that many but we go for 2 months in summer and can afford to pay $500 and have several people work, we built our custom house, Americans can only dream of, we spent $400k over 3 years, its 7500 sq foot, with a elevator inside and top of the line marble, triple pane windows to keep the heat out and a full basement for summers. We have a huge rooftop with all marble, and now building a full cover solar roof, with sofas underneath to give us 4 levels of living space. I feel Pakistan is the best cheapest option and we are in DHA7 which is run by former military officers and its super safe, super clean, efficient, roads and utilities were in place before we started building, since then the ruppee has crashed vs the dollar so you could build it even cheaper today, land wise, construction material has gone up a bit but still a steal. I invite you to come stay at our place and make a video on Lahore. ps. and we love cars in Pakistan, we just hired a driver for the busy parts of town but in Defense I can drive comfortably and you can buy a used land cruiser for very affordable cost, its perfect, the roads are as nice as the US.

[@mikem3789]

I bet you’ll miss the Biden/Harris administration.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@alexmatthews7820]

Good ol' Bill O'Reilly, someone I will not miss when we leave next year.

[@DavidKroff]

No one will miss you. Happy travels.

[@lordumas]

@@DavidKroff Enjoy your corrupt government!

[@alexmatthews7820]

@@DavidKroff 🤣

[@7x779]

@@alexmatthews7820 have you decided on a good place for you? What have you found?

[@jayajaya788]

Nobody will miss his negative energy!!!

[@billhennessey6374]

I am a permanent resident of Panama. I live in Boquete. Panama has hundreds of microclimates and you can basically choose the climate you prefer (unless you like it really cold). Panama is beautiful, the people are friendly, the US dollar is the currency, it is more affordable than the US is, and it is far safer than the US. Catch a clue, Bill.

[@marcgatto9675]

Right on all counts. Panama ticks a lot of the right boxes. 🇵🇦

[@mjg239]

Are you a retiree? I've always known Panama to be a retirement destination for Americans. I wonder if Panama has modernized to include Digital Nomad Visa schemes like in Greece, Mexico and other places?

[@earney74]

Bill O'Reilly hasn't changed.. He still won't let facts get in his way.

[@julienalexander6113]

Lmao

[@bobnankervis9722]

Bill Oreilly is too much of a narcissist to take too seriously. Besides, with his income, his view about where to move or not move to is irrelevant to those of us with a modest income

[@christopherbranski1720]

I’ve gotten along quite well in Mexico City without private security, unlike Milwaukee where I had a car totaled by a drunk driver, walked in on someone burglarizing my apartment, and was mugged. Anyplace without Bill O Reilly is better simply because he’s not there

[@josephstupar3372]

Madison’s getting just as bad. My house got robbed and my truck stolen. Got told to basically F off by the prosecutors.

[@christopherbranski1720]

@ Madison too? Cripes, I lived on the Isthmus (Wilson and Broom, by the courthouse) for years and all Ibhad to deal with were the panhandlers by Capitol Center. That is not good news

[@josephstupar3372]

@@christopherbranski1720 it’s a great city just getting worse. Lived here my whole life. The homeless is bad there was like 2-300 camping in a park off East wash a few years ago. Now we are building shelters for them.

[@zs5002]

So you’re just another guy white washing Mexico. Great

[@decTac]

Im a Malaysian.. Malaysia is not perfect but I don't have to worry about earthquakes, typhoons, 4-seasons change, desert dusts, volcano eruptions and heavy pollutions etc etc.. I'm grateful for wide usage in English and Malay language and plus others. 🇲🇾 is diverse, a melting pots of Eastern and Western cultures and food s and cuisines. Also 🇲🇾 is a strategic location in SEA for travel, financial and business hubs. Now Malaysia is still developing, time will tell how peaceful and ideal to live in Malaysia is in the future..😊

[@teoengchin]

Malaysia has 4 seasons, hot, very hot, wet, very wet 😄

[@-Kamal-]

@@teoengchin That's EXACTLY what deterred me...

[@siroliver8367]

The airport is too far away from KL. I don't like the urban vibe. There's no tourist spots no beaches nothing fun to do aside eating.

[@vgshwk]

But you have to worry about drivers because they don’t yield to pedestrians.

[@ronagoodwell2709]

China has its eye on Malaysia.

[@dingusmoped]

I live in Taiwan as American -- no Chinese ancestry. It's great. Extremely low tax -- work for a US company. Very modern, people helpful, most speak English. Most of the year hot. Very liveable -- rent and food are cheap.

[@siroliver8367]

Taiwan cheap !??

[@ediesvideos3095]

I would be frightened to live in Taiwan, because I believe China is going to try to take it back, and I don't think the US will defend it.

[@tommyboman7735]

One of my favourite things is to listen to Mainstream media about other countries. For example I live in Marbella, Spain. There are 10K Swedish living here. If you read Swedish media this is a horrible place with lots of gang violence, only rich people snorting snow, and no one can live there unless they are gangsters. But every Swede living here are parents because its impossible to raise kids in Sweden with all the crime (9 times crime rate in Sweden VS Spain) and crashing school system and you can still buy and rent decently cheap in Marbella area. I believe these type of propaganda, which almost all western countries do, is to keep people home so they pay taxes. The politicians, and their bought and paid for media channels, all want to celebrate their own as fantastic while everyone else is bad.

[@d.f.9064]

Nothing replaces experience. The loss of truth will bring us to our end more quickly.

[@quantumleap7441]

Thank you, so very much. I love people❤❤❤

[@mjg239]

Do the Swedish parents living in Marbella and Costa del Sol send their children to Spanish-language public schools or English-speaking schools? Or are there Swedish speaking educators there teaching their children a mix of Swedish and Spanish? Home-schooling? Just curious.

[@tommyboman7735]

@@mjg239 There are Swedish schools in Marbella, Fuengirola and Estepona. There are also a lot of English/German schools. Many international schools such as Les Roches have universities in the area. All schools teach Spanish. I would estimate about 50% of the parents put their kids in Spanish public schools. Many parents also speak multiple languages so most kids on Costa Del Sol learn 3-4 languages. The schools here (especially the public ones) are not fantastic, but they are safe and much better than Swedish and German schools.

[@mjg239]

@@tommyboman7735 Interesting, thanks for sharing. I didn't know this. Also, why do you think Swedish and German schools aren't much better than Spanish ones?

[@Suegirdler55]

Thank you Andrew. We attended the conference. Loved Malaysia.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for the kind words. We are glad to hear you enjoyed Malaysia while attending Nomad Capitalist Live. Hope to see you at next years event: nomadcapitalist.com/live

[@Photojouralist123]

I left 30 years ago to Malaysia bro! Way ahead of you!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad to hear.

[@Photojouralist123]

@@nomadcapitalist Thanks Andrew, the best part is what ever happens politically in the US means nothing to me. It's just Kopi Tiam talk.

[@DonMason-cv6og]

Kota apa tuan ​@@Photojouralist123

[@SRC692]

Bill O'Reilly in this clip was the definition of old man yelling at clouds 😂

[@ElectricCult]

Bill O'Reilly...ignorant, jaded and full of propaganda no matter the topic?....how dare you :)

[@elfulano5884]

"Why would anyone live with that humidity? I would die after three days." Then Bill, you should definitely move there! 😂 See ya on day four!

[@MoWanchuck]

O’Reilly: Malaysia! I don’t know how anyone would get there! “On a plane.” 😂

[@Henry-ve3ye]

Malaysia is a very peaceful and safe country. The local are so friendly and kind. So many beaches, mountain, island, and natural tourist place to visit inside the country. Most of Malaysia speak good English. Most important is the healthcare in Malaysia are top notch 😊

[@SpartanFilms1997]

I am so excited for more live like a king docuseries, especially for thailand! Hopefully we dont have to wait too long for the video to drop!!!

[@nomadcapitalist]

New episode of Live Like a King premiers on November 30th. Stay tuned!

[@jamesdonald7485]

Prior to Colombia we spent 5 years living on our yacht between Malaysia (Langkawi) and Thailand (Phuket and Krabi), but in the end we decided the tropics at sea level were too hot for us. We shipped our classic yacht to Turkey where we sold her and, having already visited Colombia and bought a property here, we moved permanently in 2018. Never regretted it.

[@dentside78]

Y'all still sailing out of your new home?

[@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven]

​@@dentside78he said he sold the yacht

[@jamesdonald7485]

No we have well and truly swallowed the anchor and living well inland at 7,000 feet altitude.​@@dentside78

[@dentside78]

@@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven and there are thousands of them for sale in the Caribbean near where he lives.

[@hotrox2112]

​@@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven Communication retainment is becoming another branch of mental illness?

[@d.f.9064]

A note about Mexico, in a recent interview on CBS, the president of Mexico was discussing the cartels and the drug trafficking problem. When asked, "Why doesn't Mexico have the same demand, the same drug use problem as the US?" He responded, "Because we still have intact families and culture." EXACTLY. This is why it is basically more safe in Mexico. The people have basic morals abd decency. Decency in the USA is optional, like traffic laws.

[@jaimegutier273]

You are not wrong. Mexico is becoming more dangerous, but the family values have not been infiltrated by American rotten culture, yet. But it's on its way, and degenerating quicker every year.

[@quartermaster1976]

Nonsense cocaine is too expensive for regular Mexicans while fentanyl is starting to be used a lot more than before is gaining ground. Families fell apart a long time ago when father's had to leave for the north for work.

[@calamaridog]

Those arguments are garbage. For decades, the Mexican government refused to do anything about the Cartels as long as they did not sell drugs to the people in Mexico. Then the USA forced Mexican President Felipe Calderón (2006-2012) to declare war on them (and they Mexican govt lost) plunging the country into a worse civil war. The next government backed off from doing anything about the Cartels, but they don't even control vast areas in their own nation. And a significant number of the people selling drugs in the USA are illegal aliens from Mexico who sell directly or supply US street gangs. And they sell to their own community also in the USA. Drug cartels, which historically focused on exporting drugs, have increasingly targeted their domestic market to diversify their revenue streams. Cartels actively market and distribute drugs within Mexico now, as the "treaty" with the govt is no longer a thing.

[@cynjhern]

It was Reagan’s war on drugs that did so much damage to the US and Latin America. What is great is that Mexico is embracing Keynesian economics!

[@calamaridog]

@@cynjhern You think that blaming the drug policy from 1984 is the answer? If it did not work, why did every single administration since Reagan double down on the same exact policies. Blaming Reagan is ludicrous 40 years later when they have continued the same nonsense. And Keynesian policies often lead to large government deficits and debt, stimulating demand excessively can cause inflation, reduce the purchasing power of money, and the heavy reliance on government intervention can crowd out US investors, which is the only way to improve Mexico.

[@OptionSpreadProfits]

NYKer, traveled to 67 countries: ended up in Manila. Love the people, the culture, everyone speak English

[@JessicaT10118]

What's with the hate for Tawain? O'Reily has been out of touch for the last 15 yrs.

[@vgshwk]

Longer than that.

[@BryanPike]

Andrew, I really enjoy your pragmatic perspective that there is no perfect place and that each individual needs to expose themselves to the varied realities abroad and do what is best for them.... Kudos

[@lindadorman2869]

I've been to 40 countries, nearly almost all mentioned. Malaysia and Taiwan were very cosmopolitan and reminded me of the US. Well-developed infrastructure, modern, English-speaking, nice people, convenient travel hubs....what's not to like?

[@richlandzee8686]

Malaysian with US green card. Decided to hold on to my citizenship. Who knows I might actually decide to retire like Americans back in my home country. The difference is I dont need to worry about any Visas. How ironic.

[@johnjalee2009]

Five reasons why Taiwan is attractive to expats: (1) High quality and inexpensive healthcare (2) Low crime, making it a safe place to work and live (3) Food. Many choices: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, American, European restaurants,etc. It’s actually cheaper to eat out than cooking your own meals at home. (4) Availability of stable, high speed Internet and much cheaper than the U.S. (5) A hub to travel to other parts of Asia within 5 hours, to Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, etc. Added bonuses: Most Taiwanese are friendly, especially to foreigners. You can go about living a normal life in Taipei, the capital city, without speaking Mandarin Chinese. If you’re LGBTQ, Taiwan will be a welcoming place because it has a vibrant community, and is the first Asian country that legally recognizes gay marriage. You don’t get that in other Asian countries, e.g., Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, etc. And since Taiwan is a free and democratic country, you don’t need to worry what might happen to you or your family if you say or do “the wrong thing”!

[@jayaidsmarstef7340]

@@johnjalee2009 until China annexes it.

[@advex4428]

Added bonus, you might see an invasion and occupation play out right before your eyes, so you don't need to watch those D-Day movies anymore.

[@TysonJensen]

"how would you go there??" "on a plane." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@julienalexander6113]

Yooo 😂😂😂😂⚰️⚰️✌🏾

[@daveasna91]

Same reaction while having lunch hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bradg.5253]

Taiwan is amazing. It was difficult communicating at times but not impossible. I felt very safe. The people are friendly and the food is amazing.

[@CallowG]

My lifestyle is pretty boring, as long as I have internet and power and food and drink I'm happy. I can live pretty much anywhere that isn't a hell-hole.

[@nickflintoff8077]

Got to admire Andrew’s open mindedness and total lack of sentimentality and jingoism. A rare thing these days it seems.

[@CallowG]

Bill's #1 requirement is "where can I get away with sexually assaulting my coworkers?"

[@yuyij6703]

I just watched Nat Geo…I’m relocating to Antarctica to catch penguins and exporting ice to Kuwait

[@FreeInPanama]

Panama humidity? There are 14 different climate zones here. I guess your guest have never been here. In the mountains you need a fireplace to survive. Of course Panama City is humidity. You live there only if you have to. Most of expats live in nice communities near the beaches in arco seco (Coronado area). The place we live in for the last 10 years has temperature between 26-32 all year round.

[@donaldkinsey5245]

I live in Mexico and spent time in Panama, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. I think Mexico is best because of its close proximity to the U.S. However, Malaysia will surprise you. It's luxury living for very low cost. Thailand is beautiful, and the food is amazing, but I felt isolated. Few people spoke English well. The Philippines lifestyle is too simplistic for Westerners. However, BGC and Makati are very modern. Mexico checks all the boxes.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. We shot out recent episode of Live Like a King in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnjZmH1ne76Iorssi=NfFVoLqA1tWKJ5VC

[@donaldkinsey5245]

@nomadcapitalist I met Andrew at the Starbucks in the Pavillion Mall earlier this year. He was very gracious.

[@AJ-zf8tu]

No,the lifestyle is simplistic in the Philippine’s,isn’t that what WE are all looking for? Getting away from Western bullshit.They speak English throughout,great welcome,friendly ,great weather, countryside and beaches are stunning. Safe place unless you want to act like a entitled Westerner disrespecting locals and acting like a dumbass as many do ,then cry and complain. All these countries mentioned are great,the big problem is the behaviour of the dumb ass westerner that arrives there.

[@kittyandthekatz8046]

Love your reactions to ol' Bill! 😅

[@ahuitzolrosasmendoza3709]

I am Mexican, i was in the USA, I am happy to be back in my country. But no offense a expat is an inmigrant in Mexico, Malaysa, anywhere in the world. I believe in my country, MEXICAN AMERICANS YOU GUYS SHOULD GET YOUR MEXICAN PASSPORT AND INE, YOU GUYS SHOULD COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGES OF YOUR DUAL CITIZEN. You can come and invest in Mexico, now is the perfect time, all the lands and properties will be higher in the future. You Speak English and Spanish so no problem.

[@NoName-zm1ks]

Don’t know about that, Mexico is just across the USA border which may be just too close.

[@bccoregon]

A top consideration should be the trend to future as regards the division of economic zones between USA allies vs BRICS, and the meteoric rise of China and BRICS. As the 2 big powers, with one on a steep decline and the other on a steep ascent, where might you live to best survive the economic changes. An advantage might go to a country that can pivot either way, to trade with both China and the USA. It appears undeniable that being in the BRICS or their sphere of influence would be advantageous. You don't want to be on the wrong side of trade barriers or embargoes against China, so look to predict those economic boundaries. Pity Australia as their proximity to China had them as Australia's biggest trade partner, but now they lost mega trade when siding with the USA with trade embargoes. Or look to the current experience of Germany with their extreme dependence on Russia for gas,; now with cold houses and idle factories. I'm a new subscriber, and this video is excellent, I look forward to viewing more. But I'm just hopeful that our Nomad would put more emphasis on the future trends, especially as relates to the division of the planet into 2 economic zones, and which do you want to be in. Also, as an investor, which military will you depend on to prevent the looting of your capital and how might your country of citizenship affect whether you will ultimately have financial protection? Surely all astute investors are aware the USA has a debt problem that will ultimately end in a crash like the world has never seen, so where to live then? Maybe this should be at the top of considerations now, as to where to live now that will still be a wise choice when TSHTF. (The Sh** Hits The Fan) I'm extremely interested in the Nomad's opinion on where to be when TSHTF.

[@ronnyb9416]

Excellent commentary. My wife and I considered future trends in our upcoming move. Decided to go with Malaysia and BRICS.

[@Robertplatt420]

Bogota is the coldest city in Colombia. So are the people. Generally speaking. The pollution and traffic alone is horrendous. Sure there’s those conjuntos in Norte where the Politicians and Oligarchy don’t leave their homes and have everything delivered. But once you go down into the Babylon it’s a whole different story. Don’t get me wrong. The restaurants are good. The museum’s amazing. The parks leave a lot to be desired. I find Medellin to be much more pleasant and the Paisa’s generally are much warmer then Bogotanos. Happy you like it !

[@j.t1682]

I am like Andrew. I live in a few countries throughout the year. My family owns properties all over, so I dont need to stay in one place year round. The best place is Singapore bar none. K.L. is super nice and affordable. Western world is on the decline and hugely overated. Most Americans have no clue about Asia.

[@kathleenkalt3852]

Most Americans have no clue.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for sharing your perspective. We' be glad to welcome you to our next Nomad Capitalist Live event in Kuala Lumpur where you can meet and network with others similar: nomadcapitalist.com/live

[@runnersgarden]

Bill's statement about Taiwan "They don't like you..." What!?! It is one of the most friendly places on earth! Yes, it is a certainly a patchwork of old concrete jungle and modern, but the mountains are absolutely stunning. I'll take Tauyuan Airport over JFK International any day. Taiwan has been my home for thirty years and hopefully thirty more if I live that long...unless the northern neighbor decides to invade!

[@d.f.9064]

People like Bill O'Reilly are interesting because it is good to educate yourself about populations and people. Ignorant people outnumber the educated and astute. It's best to be familiar with how they think.

[@jamesdonald7485]

You can't beat Colombia!

[@7x779]

Where? Where is it safe By the way what about El Salvador these days?

[@ronagoodwell2709]

I do appreciate the humor of having that old coot, BillO, handing out his 2-cents worth of advice on where NOT to move to. I was hoping he would wrap things up by telling everyone to "Get off my lawn!" Seriously. Portugal, huh?

[@chidenisee]

I keep seeing the country I want to move to on every list so I am taking that as a sign.

[@HassanNasir-q6t]

Spain? I have few homes in Spain available for sale :)

[@tamaravaughan503]

Like O’Reilly has a clue😂

[@julienalexander6113]

😂😂😂

[@mitchellreid4205]

Great Point

[@marcelmercure]

7:50 It's not a fascination with corruption, it's a selling point. It means you can pay do get something done.

[@bradhart2]

Get caught speeding or maybe speeding in the Philippines the cops are brutally honest $20 to them is much cheaper than the ticket.

[@Evansteven244]

My wife and I liked Andorra we went after Andrew mentioned it in one of his show great place a lot of families!

[@sallylee6934]

Thailand is one of the safest countries in the world and you can live cheap or expensive and you can live comfortably for 15 to 2000. a month.

[@whyme8068]

Bill O'Reilly is one of those old guys that talk like they know what they're talking about but are just pulling nonsense out of their crack😂

[@ronnyb9416]

Pipe or A**?

[@alviverdeus]

If you buy a home worth abt $140k USD, you can get lawful permanent residence in Brazil with a path to citizenship after 4 years

[@quartermaster1976]

Is that anywhere in Brazil or just certain places.

[@saml8967]

Bill O'Reilly is definitely the stereotype of someone who has worked in corporate media for far too long. His view of moving to a foreign country is about as enlightened as other jingoists like Bill Maher and Sean Hannity.

[@alviverdeus]

Bill is that American tourist who travels abroad to eat dinner at Olive Garden and thinks speaking loudly and slowly will make the locals understand English. 😂

[@dragonofparadise]

Can you do a Video on Japan? Japan has long ber. My favorite in terms of lifestyle and I rarely hear you talk about it good or bad.

[@Smithjishin]

Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 35 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $176,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $1000,000 net worth. I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now l'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $400,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling.,,

[@vivig713]

I'm glad you made this video, I can recall when I was homeless and faced with many things in Life until $75,000 biweekly began rolling in and my Life went from A homeless nobody to a different person with good things to offer!!!!!!❤️

[@HalKW]

Andrew, please advice where an older expat over 60 could move to retire safely, thank you. I'm in Australia where freedom is being eradicated and cost of living almost astronomical. I would like to be able to own land and modest home.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for your comment. We created a recent article The Best Places to Retire Abroad - The Ultimate Guide 2024: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/best-places-to-retire/

[@Maryland_Kulak]

I don’t mind the taxes and am very happy in the USA. I’m just scared of nuclear war at this point. It would be nice to live somewhere that doesn’t piss off everyone else in the world.

[@7x779]

I think Biden might be trying to make sure that happens before he leaves office, he certainly seems to be escalating it during his entire term

[@user-rw718]

A nuclear weapon will never ever be used. It's not Biden making these decisions. Don't worry about it because it's all part of the plan. This will cause Russia to strike back at Ukraine then the USA will be allowed to send Ukraine another 200 billion just before trump gets in office. Don't you people realize these wars are all about spending money so the elites can make more money. Watch the movie called War Dogs. They make trillions off of wars.

[@chrisk7118]

Malaysia is great, but Portugal, Costa and Philippines have surf.

[@tinglestingles]

Portugal very cold surf.

[@chrisk7118]

@@tinglestinglesNot in Algarve

[@TheRealSanchez]

Always love hearing an expert pick apart mainstream BS. Dream of moving out of the US one day. Thanks for the video👍

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for the comment. We would be glad to welcome you at our next Nomad Capitalist Live event where you can get started on your Nomad Capitalist journey and learn from the brightest minds in global citizenship, legal tax reduction, and Plan Bs: nomadcapitalist.com/live

[@beebella2800]

The Internation expat survey responders are primarily working folks

[@blktauna]

O'Reilly? Please... The definition of an entitled old karen. Maylasia is delightful. How on earth can anyone not like Maylasia? The food alone is worth it. KL is a great city. Taiwan is also a pretty nice place but agree KL is much better. I do agree you should test it

[@klhgraphic4305]

Im moving to KL. Love that place, people, and culture.❤

[@kevinvictor911]

Bill has the normie mindset.

[@FredKimmel]

I think those who bragged about moving before the elections (if DT won) are going nowhere. It was just their tiny bit to the campaign; those who would have left if KH had won are now staying, hoping the situation will improve.

[@7x779]

I heard that psychiatrists are overbooked in the us, but hopefully if they have to stay, they can get some help

[@kathleenkalt3852]

I'm not sure "bragged" is the best term. I'm lamenting that I now feel the need to get Canadian citizenship by descent. I have ancestors who arrived here in the 1630s, who fought against the British, who fought for the Union. It's devastating that I no longer feel welcome in the U.S.

[@7x779]

@@kathleenkalt3852 can I ask what cultural or governmental change has happened since the 1630s that you no longer feel welcome in the United States?

[@JohnSkeel]

We’re leaving. That’s why I’m on this channel. We already have appointments set up with a lawyer, banker, and real estate agent in our target country. Spending the rest of the year selling assets, getting the house ready for market, and moving money offshore.

[@bradhart2]

I prefer the countryside more than the cities in Malaysia and if I wasn’t married to a Filipina who can own land in the Philippines I would have been happy moving to Malaysia. I have a condo in Davao City and we have a farm in the country. Plus we have rental properties all throughout southeast Mindanao. Manila and the NCR are definitely cheaper than a lot of the places on the list, but the entire NCR is pretty pricey compared to other areas in the country. It is nice to visit, but I don’t ever want to live in that area of the country again. In Davao you can rent a furnished luxury condo with utilities included for $1200 USD or less on short term leases if you are trying to decide if it is for you. Cebu is a few hundred more for the same sort of place. Add several hundred more for the NCR for a comparable rental. With that said we have nice unfurnished 2 bedroom houses for rent in working class neighborhoods north of the city that we rent for $150 and that is hard to beat for affordability compared to any place on the list that isn’t out in the sticks.

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

Malaysia is a multi cultural country, Truly Asia, New York Asia rank 10 safest country in the world

[@Northmenn]

bill massacred all the countries he didn't like 😂😂

[@LeaveandThrive]

The best time to leave was after January 6th. It's a little late to be thinking about this, but the second best time is right now.

[@SaidOsman-x5t]

Andrew you always praises Malaysia a lot.We Malaysians loves our country.We don't have natural disasters.Only hot and raining.

[@Macedonia270]

I live in Acapulco for a year and Mexico City for 4 years....I was much safer there than back home in South Africa....

[@7x779]

That's not saying much since Mandela I had a wealthy Iranian friend move their from the us, I thought it was going to be permanently, but then he came back and called me I asked why he left, and he told a long story about all the corruption, how that their native friend had an old Mercedes that would have sold for about $1,000 in the us, but a policeman who had that route kept hiding it, and asked had an old Mercedes that would have sold for about $1,000 in the us, but a policeman who had that route kept eyeing it and asking if she wanted to sell it. She said no, and finally he said if you don't sell it to me I'm just going to take it My friend started to hear rumors that they were saying the same things about his twin engine airplane another property and he had bad memories from the Iranian Revolution where they just appeared at his family's house and property that they owned for 300 years, and said get your stuff and move out, this belongs did the government and the people now So I'm surprised to hear Andrew talking about how safe Mexico is

[@7x779]

Also had a fairly well off Mexican friend take me back with him to vacation and visit his family, he was so disgusted with the whole trip he said he thinks he's never going to go back

[@Macedonia270]

@@7x779 I have never heard such bllsht n my life before... You read too much fiction my friend...In my 5 years in Mexico, I never heard of anything like this...

[@7x779]

@@Macedonia270 thank you for responding, I'm still learning new things everyday. For example, I didn't know that you have Divine and eternal knowledge, outside of your little space and time you exist in, you're able to know all the things that have happened are happening and will happen in every place to every person in mexico, therefore you have ultimate Divine authority to judge my comment, my experience, and that of my friends who came from there or lived there, which is all factual. I'll have to get a hold of them and let them know that everything they told me didn't happen, because Macedonia 270 told me so How well do you think that's going to go over?

[@karmafairy351]

By the way, how come Japan, South Korea and Singapore didn't make the list? I would think Singapore would be on the list.

[@nomadcapitalist]

If you're interested in learning more about Singapore, this article may be of interest: nomadcapitalist.com/finance/how-to-pay-low-taxes-in-singapore/

[@waynezw]

Living cost in Singapore is not cheap.

[@zeissiez]

America has the most advanced information system and technologies and yet Americans need to live outside to really know about America.

[@ronnyb9416]

I see you have never been to China.....

[@jkseraphim4]

For me, I would go to the Netherlands or Japan. I don't care about the president it's more of the chance to go someplace where there is their culture, which I respect and I can try my fortune as a writer or at least a home baker.😢

[@majasatri]

Hi Andrew, if you come to Labuan Borneo, please contact me. I'll be more then happy to take you around during the weekend or on a holiday.

[@12cm32]

Look for low pollution, low population, away from War/war likely areas; Ireland? Switzerland? Portugal ✅ Weather, old bones hate cold...

[@tinglestingles]

Portugal immigration dept slow... better described as stopped.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Ireland 🇮🇪 Switzerland 🇨🇭 Germany 🇩🇪 France 🇫🇷 ( not Paris ) Sweden 🇸🇪 Norway 🇳🇴 Maybe Italy 🇮🇹

[@tutornotepad]

I stayed six weeks in San JOse after returning to the pothole, La Fortua, and I never even found a joint to smoke in San Jose. Then I went to Jocó, (another pothole) where I stayed three months until my visa expired.

[@Maryland_Kulak]

I traveled to San Jose, Costa Rica, with my parents on two occasions in the 1980s and it was very nice back then. Did immigration ruin it? I took my children to Guanacaste, Costa Rica in 2017 for eco-tourism and it was wonderful. I love Costa Rica.

[@7x779]

Interesting. I have two friends that are doctors that both went there, one actually left his wife and move there after a visit, said it was Paradise A year or two later he came back and I saw him again and I let him talk for an hour straight telling me what are rotten place it was and how he'll never go back. He was ripped off multiple times he tried to start businesses and they back stabbed him and screwed him over. I said, I thought it was paradise? And he said yes if they know you're a tourist going there on vacation then they treat you like gold, but once they find out you're a permanent resident, then they're out to screw you over The other doctor who is actually friends of the first one, told me that unless you have everything fantastic and bolted down and even hire a security guard 24/7, the nature of the culture there is that you're telling them that you don't want your stuff and they're obligated to take it from you The first doctor who started the businesses, he thought it was so safe that he did not believe that so he that his security guard go, and next thing you know all his stuff was robbed He also said if you do any business there you have to hire two attorneys that don't know each other, the second one to look over the first one and make sure that he's not ripping you off

[@ediesvideos3095]

Also, Taiwan has workaholic culture even worse than the US. If you get a job there, expect to put in lots of hours and be at your employer's beck and call.

[@ubomninomen7765]

Anywhere that O'Reilly doesn't like is on my list.

[@ilovetravelyeah]

Hilarious 😂 to see your reactions. Loved this and all your content. Thank you

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@rb368370]

I've lived in Vietnam for 20 years. Not America, Buddhist, Communist. An adventure.

[@joeh6632]

I’m a permanent resident of the Philippines and Bill would absolutely hate it 😂. Maybe he could tolerate BGC. If you have no patience and complain a lot it’s not the place for you. Luckily I have my wife to tell them that the way they are doing things is idiotic. They take criticism much better from a Filipino.

[@carolinegoyer6968]

Love Andrew’s humour 😂

[@majortom8047]

Plenty of good places to live without the worries you have to experience in the US. Listen to Andrew, his crew makes a science out of giving you choices that are real and viable. After a lifetime of traveling and living outside the US, I agree with what he says----as opposed to zero of what Bill O'Reilly spews out.

[@damiens1575]

Again, it’s ironic when you say Mazal Tov for Bill o’Reilly going to Malaysia and when we pretend Malaysia is such an open and accepting country when they openly exclude only country from their passport being valid in. Again, just look at the first page of the Malaysian passport. They seem to be fine with everyone in the world except the “Mazal Tov” people. Oh the irony.

[@sfaiz3780]

We don't welcome genocidal murderers and we don't recognize illegal colonial states.

[@mkoschara]

News flash. San Jose has gotten a lot nicer since I moved to Costa Rica six years ago.

[@stonefacedninja]

Was thinking about Indonesia, Thailand, or Vietnam. Any advice about which one is the best?

[@nomadcapitalist]

Each country has its unique benefits depending on your lifestyle and financial goals. For a personal plan to find the best fit for you, our team would be happy to help: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@karlgreene2177]

Not just American's British people as well as others.

[@ediesvideos3095]

I like Malaysia, but unless you live in the Highlands, it's hot and muggy.

[@guillotineblade999]

lol there are places in NJ (U.S) that I will never want to, ever, be near again. Just driving through these areas (because detours/GPS took me there) made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on their toes.😅 And yes.. These are the dirty, corrupt, violent, crime filled areas in just NJ (U.S.) there are probably much worse areas in other parts of the U.S. (which, rarely gets discussed in MSM.)

[@ExpatGlobetrotter]

In ANY of the countries mentioned, there are cities you can live in that are more affordable, and those that are more expensive than cities in other countries. I now live in Hua Hin Thailand and rented an apartment for $275 p/mo. Eat for $3 a meal, and I mean meal! On the other hand I was in Koh Samui for 3 months and it was 3 times the cost. Same with KL, there are places that are more expensive than Bangkok and those in line with Hua Hin. As far as Dangerous places, same thing. I was in Mexico for 6 months and spent most of my time in Merida which is ranked the third safest city in the Americas. Most of the Yucatan is much safer than the west coast areas of Mexico where the cartels have a much larger presence. Bill O’Reilly doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

[@mmogiesm7735]

Heard Mexico is unsafe from close friends

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for your comment. Some statistics do indicate Mexico is dangerous. However, there are ways you can live safely in Mexico, and overall statistics may not impact you. You may be interested in Mr. Henderson's theory on how to live in safety in a country like Mexico or Colombia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpmXeWOVgr6cmskfeature=shared&t=46

[@FairScale-tx1qv]

The vast majority of the American expats moving to Mexico are Mexican Americans, according to the rumors. And that I agree. I hope this youtuber makes his next video in Mexico on location.

[@dugfriendly]

Billy-O! What a bloviating knucklehead. Thanks for this hilarious vid ❤

[@ryantucker2166]

Dubai sounds great.

[@DaRk_UbIqUiTy]

Bill O’Reilly is a very unhappy person. Too bad for him.

[@rebeccagutierrez1960]

Andrew, I am processing now to claim my Spanish ancestry. I quality. Lots of paperwork, but it's worth it in the end. I'll be a dual citizen.👍🏽

[@nomadcapitalist]

Happy to hear this. We'd be glad to welcome you at Nomad Capitalist Live where you can meet like-minded people and connect with others who are in a similar situation as you: nomadcapitalist.com/live/

[@mars54mars54]

Peeps following the thinking of Bill O’Reilly will be very unlikely to be my neighbors in the world, they will go down with their exceptionalism ship.. thank goodness!

[@TT-zl7ir]

Who performed well during the medical totalitarianism?

[@7x779]

I think most all African countries? And Sweden didn't lock down but they're being destroyed by immigration unless they're turning it around now

[@nomadcapitalist]

We've covered this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGLEipx-q6qXeKM

[@7x779]

@nomadcapitalist great! Your Channel is it wealth of information, thank you

[@JDVG601]

Mexico. As far as I know the only country that did not require an experimental injection nor a fake test to enter the country. While many Mexican employers pushed the shots on their employees, (out of fear and ignorance) as well as face masks, the government wasn´t forcing anyone.

[@thirdeyefocus6255]

Mexico was pretty good, not as good as Florida actually. Paraguay has the lowest vaxrate in Latin America, only about 50%.

[@rebeccaedgett]

Andrew! I love the trifecta method... what would we call it with 4 places. Quadfecta? That's my plan. Bill O'Reilly is a little too negative and narrow minded.

[@nomadcapitalist]

We very often discuss the trifecta method but would be glad to assist with creating your own bespoke plan. Our team would be happy to help: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@bobbobertson6249]

Vietnam Colombia

[@siroliver8367]

Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia not for everybody

[@klc1975]

Excellent points about corruption here in the US, the drug use here and calling other countries "unsafe". Laughable. I'm fairly certain that mass shootings are rare or non-existent in most of the countries he calls "unsafe".