How to Retire Better Overseas

[@Photojouralist123]

That's why I moved to Malaysia NO SNOW I had living in wet and cold Seattle WA totally agree with Andrew, been on MM2H and my retirement goes a huge way!!! I've been here 30 years and love it every day!!!

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

Now in the wet and heat. Not into dry and sunny?

[@Photojouralist123]

@@MrWaterbugdesign there’s a device called a air conditioner. I’m at the 37th floor perfect breeze every day

[@langleech]

I rent a condo for 1500Rgt (400usd)on 22nd floor with air conditioning in each room in Penang Malaysia where in the afternoon There is always sea breeze. It's a very comfortable and cheaper life for transportation you can either rent a motorcycle/scooter or have a car ,the food is cheap and many varieties and plentiful everywhere.

[@jonathanmccarthy6126]

Well said. I'm 51 yo and paying $55/mo. for private health insurance here in Ecuador. My rent for a modest house is $575/mo. No more frigid and snowy Chicago winters to boot all good.

[@biglance]

For the price of most American home's gas, electric, garbage, water, cable tv, internet, etc., NOT INCLUDING RENT, you can RENT a WHOLE HOUSE in Philippines or Thailand or a VERY NICE CONDO at the beach, these are just FACTS. peace from Thailand.

[@gary9933]

I live in Japan and can say even here it is far cheaper than in the USA. I visited America last month and was astonished at the price of everything. Good luck saving any money in the USA!

[@thomaswilliamson6195]

Got my Thai elite visa today. Not retiring but I’m increasing my quality of life dramatically. The apartment I’m moving to in Phuket is worth $477,000USD where I live in Australia the same property would be $2,500,000USD

[@danielj3010]

Philippines and Malaysia are extremely underrated for retirement. Every continent has at least two/three countries that provide a better experience than US.

[@vireshsaluja]

I Agree

[@murimurimrui]

The only advice I give to foreigners: remember this is not the US. Do not expect the locals nor the culture to be like the US. And do not get involve in politics. Locals do not like it when foreigners expect the country they're retiring in to be like their home country.

[@silversurfer6758]

Isn't 40K ringgit per month income now required to retire in Malaysia?

[@carollee3044]

Not so anymore the dollar has dropped 10 percent against the Euro and is lower than it has been for a long time so you cannot buy as much abroad any longer.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

@Carol Lee lol just tell everyone your broke then. I'm in the Philippines and lived in Mexico two years. Dollars still better abroad.

[@caldepen372]

My family and I were in Liguria last Fall and the difference in food costs was breathtaking. It seemed to be a third the cost of what it is here in Ontario, Canada. We'd go in to a grocery store and we would be expecting a cart full of groceries to be about $150 and we would get to the checkout (and there would be a human there which was nice) and it would come to 35 euros! A bit subjective but the proof is in the pudding. Outside of touristy areas in places like Spain, France and Italy it is waheeyyy cheaper to live than here in Canada.

[@tipr8739]

Where in Liguria? Genoa or up in the hills? I’m considering doing the same

[@JS-jh4cy]

An cart 🛒 of $150 is not even half full, it is closer to 300 dollars to fill a cart on cheapest food in Canada

[@elsa_nyc]

Just about any location would be cheaper to retire than the US.

[@BetterYet]

Even cheaper in rural Sicily. Same with housing.

[@positivefandom9066]

Thanks again for doing these videos. I put some very important retirement goals on my checklist and now I’m closer to those goals.

[@carollee3044]

Sorry not as close as youi think Andrew is wrong about USD it is weak and fell ten percent so youre further than you think.

[@bananapatch9118]

Heading for Nicaragua in 3 weeks !!! We are not big money people but we do want to retire early. Tired of the rat race. Up in the mountains the high is usually low 80s and low is low 60s.

[@yourmajesty1630]

and that is fine but ncaragua is not safe these days. for real

[@bananapatch9118]

@@yourmajesty1630 You have been in Nicaragua recently ? You realize there are thousands of expats living there that would disagree with you. We have family there, that would also disagree. And if you watch Nomad Capitalist, he has also disagreed with your opinion. So you can see why I am curious about what your opinion is based on ?

[@yourmajesty1630]

dude. dangerous neighborhood. guatamala made top 10 for highest murder rate in the world. belize was on the list too. i have tenants from honduras. when i ask them if it is dangerous there, they nod their heads knowingly, as if i am supposed to get it cuz i asked. i mean that is a lot of countries for a relatively small land mass called central america. i get it totally depends on where you are but, you , gringo, don't know that stuff.

[@bananapatch9118]

@@yourmajesty1630 When you start a message with “dude” it immediately makes you sound young and dumb. You don’t know me. We have LOTS of family there and know far more about Nicaragua than you ever will. Maybe you should ask more questions of others instead of stating opinions of things you know very little about.

[@tomdee6819]

@@yourmajesty1630 The USA has 3 of the top ten most dangerous cities in the world I spent time all over Latin America never had a gun pulled on me like in the States multiple times you really have to be careful everywhere wherever you are but especially in the US.

[@azdbuk]

RE health care, point taken, and I agree mostly, but, if one has a complex condition, USA still seams like it (time from inventing and testing to market aside) has access to the most sophisticated tools, treatments, infusions, med training in the world. I say "seems like" because I do not know first hand. I have just observed my relative get access to the latest and highly sophisticated treatment for a rare condition and wonder if this particular drug and application is in other places. Anyway, good vid, good info.

[@hughjass1044]

Just a reminder, you don't have to be "a 7 or 8 figure entrepreneur or investor" for Andrew's advice to be helpful. I'm not. A lot of what he's offering is just good, basic, universal stuff that can apply to anyone.

[@carollee3044]

7 or 8 figure people could lose millions if they follow the bad advice here the dollar dropped ten percent and is weak, Andrew got it wrong.

[@hughjass1044]

@@carollee3044 The dollar is not weak. Just normal fluctuations. And if his advise is so bad, why are you here?

[@carollee3044]

@@hughjass1044I tell you how to save millions, and you like this its not how a 7 figure person acts.

[@hughjass1044]

@@carollee3044 You told me nothing. You said Andrew gives bad advice but you didn't say why or what you'd do differently.

[@dw309]

Very good, peasant.

[@yourmajesty1630]

last year belize was in the top 10 countries with the highest murder rates per capital in the world. i know. i didn't know that about belize either i never heard of it before and then bam it's in the top ten. that definitely needs to be a factor. and the truth is that crime is a dynamic statistic. it is shifting all the time, mostly shifting with population size and income disparity statistics. and that is all fluid. you should include crime stats in your analysis too, even though that can be very hard because of the fluidity of those variables. mexico is very enticing. but the crime rates can turn. acapulco used to the be the playground of rich an now its all cartel and that kind of crowd. gringos have deserted acapulco

[@KB-jl7tm]

The USD is not as strong as you may think right now. The EUR is about to cross the 1.10 USD to EUR mark, so well headed into reocovery, and currencies like the Mexican peso are very strong versus the USD, currently at 18.75 pesos to the USD when it historically traded at 20-22 to 1. These exchange rates, plus the high levels of inflation in the Eurozone and in Mexico make it particularly challenging to “stretch” your retirment dollars in these retirment-friendly places, especially if you want to acquire property which in many of these markets has not seen a major downward price adjustement. Perhaps over time things will turn in favour of the USD, but at this time in early 2023 when the US appears headed for recession, while Europe appears poised to avert recession and Mexico poised to grow…it just isn’t the best time to stretch your dollars in those two geographies.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Mexico is fine. Plenty of Americans moving down there. Lol. All these dudes commenting this have to live in the usa.

[@fa11en1ce]

1 USD = 0.92 EUR...

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

Would you move to any other country because of a currency advantage. Vacation OK. Move? Do these mo-mos think exchange rates stay the same for decades?

[@johnwoodham3263]

Wrong on your USD/Peso info. Look at the 10-year chart.

[@GleeSmee]

I can think of a Canadian who did pretty well moving to Ireland - Galen Weston!

[@Useless_Knowledge07]

Please share this video far and wide! We need to know our options!

[@ashutak]

I will be moving back to India in few years, the health care in West especially in Europe is all fucked up big time. I am shocked to see in Ireland, only last year one 5 year old child died of Strep A throat infection. In Canada one lady died after waiting for emergency care for 8 hours. And these people were at-least middle class folks who were able to at-least basic health care, and not homeless or completely poor folks. But the situation for emergency health care is all fucked up.

[@vireshsaluja]

I Can Relate

[@murimurimrui]

Socialized healthcare without private options sucks.

[@gardencity3558]

@@murimurimrui Canada in a nutshell!

[@InstantLuc]

You can always have residence in an EU country or something for the subsidized healthcare. Otherwise, I've used hospitals in Japan (excellent), UAE (average), Philippines (average) and Singapore (outstanding). You have your choice at different price ranges, but all were faster than waiting for healthcare back in Canada. Outside of London, the UK's healthcare isn't as bad as people say.

[@pinetworkminer8377]

Is healthcare in Canada generally worse than UK's(outside London) healthcare?

[@silviaangelo4345]

Great information 😃👍🌷

[@carollee3044]

You need to consider cultural adjustment is important and learning a language gets harder the older you get. So be very careful about Asia and Eastern Europe.

[@AldoFelt]

If your healthy overseas is the way to go. 🎉

[@AldoFelt]

@@JP-qn4uo maybe that’s true how about high tech equipment and so on ? Different types of med availability? So on ?

[@AldoFelt]

@@JP-qn4uo thanks for sharing.

[@johnwakefield9378]

Medicare advantage plans can cover your health care costs for things other than preventive things like annual physical. Not all advantage plans protect you as much as mine does but it’s a good option to explore.

[@rohankishibe8259]

What do you think of north African and west african countries for a digital nomad? Retiree? In terms of tax? Etc.

[@francinegallo4815]

Hard to Argue with the case for moving from the US to Mexico .Better hurry the Mex. Peso is Below 19 per 1 US $ IT WAS 25 to 1 not too long ago. "money goes to where its treated best"

[@JS-jh4cy]

What about the Kuwaiti dinars?

[@phmiii]

I Love your Channel! But, this episode really got my attention!

[@roysnabilie8345]

Malaysia is the best place to retire

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Not at all

[@RussUmp24]

What about Argentina?

[@doreenfalcon]

Nice video!! Very engaging from the begining to the End. To obtain financial freedom, one must either be a business owner, an investor or both, generating passive income, particularly on a monthly basis.

[@chuck5553]

Headed to the Philippines in 4 years

[@masterpiece344]

What do you think of Turkey and Egypt as a place for living?

[@eslnoob191]

I lived in Cairo for half a year as a study abroad student just before the Arab Spring. Cairo is a total hell-hole. There's very little "good" about it besides the ancient buildings and statues, etc. Alexandria was much nicer, but still a bit overwhelming. Egypt is extremely overpopulated and most people are impoverished, desperate, addicted to all kinds of drugs (especially the young men), and very hungry. People are extremely aggressive in public, as many want to sell things or are beggars, and will even grab you and follow you for blocks and blocks if you look like a foreigner. Sexual harassment against women is absolutely rampant, and I do not recommend any woman even set foot in this country. There are many expats and vacationers who buy homes on the Red Sea coast and kind of isolate themselves out there so they can enjoy swimming pools, beaches, and diving in the coral reefs. That sounds nice. Cairo, though, is the opposite of nice.

[@SACM2023]

Can you do a video on the benefits of a retirement visa and places you'd recommend

[@brendagustavson7460]

Recently recieved an inheritace of approx 1.5 million CAN. I'm startinng to make plans to move to Morocco. Any conerns or advice? I've learned so much from this channel and will continue to follo.w

[@mrslcom]

High quality private medical care in Thailand is not cheap. Giving up the Canadian healthcare system can be a big deal.

[@diannaboyd7876]

If I had inherited that kind of money, the FIRST thing I would do would be to contact Nomad Capitalist for an individual consultation. Don't overlook the possible pitfalls of stepping out into a world with which you may be unfamiliar. There are plenty of ways for things to go wrong, so why not at least take initial advice from someone who has not only walked the pathway but has actively studied everything about the field for over ten years? Avoid the landmines by taking advice from those with a map.

[@carollee3044]

@@diannaboyd7876Stop she could lose it from bad old advice from NC Contact wealthe Ex Pat he is spot on.

[@carollee3044]

@@diannaboyd7876 Stop she could lose it from bad old advice from NC Contact wealthe Ex Pat he is spot on.

[@yourmajesty1630]

yeah, don't critisize the government and lead a quiet non political and non controversial lfe. that is my advce.

[@Kikiconsilience]

What about those that have chronic illness and use NHS in UK and can’t get a health insurance due to pre existing conditions?

[@aiswaryabersan7983]

Health care need to be improved in west it's very expensive you can't get emergency care need long waiting to consult a doctor

[@dmg0678]

Why would I sell my house in new York rather than rent it, gain residual income, and pump Equity into my mortgage? Selling my house would be the equivalent of selling off a 401k. Thoughts?

[@cindycindy7978]

He did mention renting a house and using the income to pay mortgage etc.

[@kathycarter1421]

Thank you!

[@darrylk808]

You can move your IRA offshore? Without paying a ton of taxes?

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you Sir

[@JS-jh4cy]

What about 3 and 4 figure entrepreneurs ? There are more of them than billionaires

[@sweetcanary3006]

how about India ? & Madagascar ?

[@aiswaryabersan7983]

In india foreigners can't buy land or have citizenship if you marry an indian you may get citizenship and can buy land in your spouse name

[@JS-jh4cy]

Wise? That an online bank?

[@spicymagic9390]

Can foreigner open USD in Singapore?

[@spicymagic9390]

@@svensulzmann4282 Thank you for the reply. I would like to know if foreigners other than US citizens, nationals or permanent residency holders open USD accounts in Singapore or Malaysia or USA?

[@silviaangelo4345]

Súper 👍

[@ronlandis588]

Andrew - What do you think of what Romania is doing to the Tate brothers? They've been held for over a month with no charges, and now a judge has granted holding them for another month. They're looking for wrong doing, but haven't found it yet. At least they have not made it known publicly what the charges are. You espouse the benefits of going to these other countries, but in America holding people without charges for that length of time would never fly. Even our bought and paid for mainstream media would eventually start questioning the legitimacy of not bringing charges in a reasonable timeframe.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

They did mention the charges.. money laundering .. rape and human trafficking ..all false of course

[@MuzixMaker]

I used to believe that, then Jan 6.

[@Ron-zr6se]

Not exactly accurate, the US has and does hold people without charges for months and in some cases indefinitely, they just do not publicize it.

[@nathans7377]

What about ukraine?

[@harmgregory4560]

Or not.

[@JS-jh4cy]

Gold better

[@ugenescott111]

👍💯

[@tidy]

So tired of the entire world base the value of their currency based on the US dollar. The US dollar is trillions of dollars in debt.

[@sm3ongx147]

Ok, I am sold. I will HODL my VRYO44T for the long haul.

[@Tufanns]

Rumors were that Amazon would launch VRYO44T this month and judging from this it's pretty accurate haha

[@jasontoussaint6071]

I'm looking for a baddie from europe

[@alexanderbarnes8991]

Belgium and the Netherlands are extremely underrated for women because many westerners have a fantasy with czechs , Ukrainians, etc. Less tourists here compared to France , Spain, and Itlay.

[@jasontoussaint6071]

@@alexanderbarnes8991 i guess the language barrier might be a reason

[@alexanderbarnes8991]

@@jasontoussaint6071 lowlands speak english but living there you would need to leren to spreken netherlands 🤣

[@jasontoussaint6071]

@@alexanderbarnes8991 Dutch?

[@alexanderbarnes8991]

@@jasontoussaint6071 yes

[@canyouseemydarkhuh8057]

Please talk about VRYO44T the more the merrier!

[@Moshe-edits]

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[@MrWaterbugdesign]

This channel smells fishy. Supposedly for "seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs and investors"...but want to move to another country to escape 6-7% inflation? Yeah eggs have gone up to $5/doz but somehow I'm managing to stay alive on my "seven- and eight-figure" income. Now you're talking about ditching my mortgage??? Why would I have a mortgage? Me thinks this content is for 3 and 4 figure Social Security Americans.

[@enginnursanifanlar3530]

if VRYO44T can grow organically like that they will dominate that industry

[@thewolfYouTube]

Since I started making money on crypto currency I invested $5,000 and my profits is $19,700 every 11 days and I never lost my money on crypto.

[@Itwasme007]

I want to escape the USA eventually 🙏

[@pompachuso694]

should you sell a little of VRYO44T when you start to make a profit or just hold?

[@eraykarakoc7940]

VRYO44T is my safety asset along with tether so i'm really glad to hear all this!! thank you very much

[@sevgilili7061]

Imagine missing the Amazon VRYO44T on-going presale, HODL STRONG the public sale about to explode

[@furkanberbertr]

There is a reversal expected reason is that VRYO44T is made by Amazon and pretty hot

[@hshshw-x9s]

Fair opinion on VRYO44T now that a big brand is entering the scene I believe we can have big shifts at all markets not only the AMZ market

[@Am_kulubu.31]

Jeff Bezos is a visionary. VRYO44T is a long hold

[@bbokarilee8046]

Whos in VRYO44T Now that it is released I think we have a huge momentum 🚀

[@avatarbilal5999]

He is a visionary. VRYO44T is a long hold

[@enesdekorasyon496]

Thank you for the update VRYO44T is done right, and waiting is part of the process,

[@dfahadhath9132]

I hold VRYO44T. Very promising project, and its ecosystem maintains complete anonymity

[@benumut1461]

Everyone waited for Amazon to create VRYO44T and the time is ready

[@surprisemlbb]

I`m having FOMO at the moment, everyone is talking about the new amazon VRYO44T

[@deveroqwi]

My life feels fixed after horrible markets but VRYO44T is the one I believe in!

[@yboybo1039]

Just bought and Still Holding VRYO44T

[@cihan5954]

Thank you for the update VRYO44T is done right, and waiting is part of the process,