So Many LEAVING Canada But Where Do YOU Go? With

[@amolnar4339]

I am born Canadian. But not proud any more. Packing up with family and leaving , had enough. This is not Csnada any more. Enough seid .

[@HvacDaddio]

Where you going? You have young kids?

[@DirtyDog995]

Cuba is actually nicer now

[@mtrest4]

1 question: While you were here, were you voting in the same 3 parties owned by the corporate and banker oligarchy over and over?

[@TDK2K]

same. born and raised Canadian. not very proud of be Canadian these days. more proud and grateful to the nation that accepted me and provides me a much better life. 🇺🇸

[@jonathanandrew2909]

@@mtrest4if voting mattered they wouldn’t let us do it.

[@zblip22]

Bought my first home at 59 y.o., three months before the interest rate hikes. Lost my home and will never have the chance to buy another. Me and my wife left for Turkey where we were granted automatic permanent residency upon purchase of a 75k condo. Food is cheap and tasty, people are nice, services and health are great. We do not speak Turkish but we are slowly learning. We don't ever want to go back to Canada who has done nothing for us except sucking us dry for 35 years and helping everyone in the world except us.

[@telliturna4998]

...besides we dont slaughter seal pups.But we will have many environmental issues due to our corrupt govt.policies and the so called tasty food we have...is filled with chemicals so that EU sends some of our food products back . The air quality sucks in most cities. Strange that you think our health system is great, perhaps you did you experience the private hospitals only,and even they do not have such high standards. We have nice and nasty people like anywhere else, but I guess it is rather safe than many other countries....Still I wish you the best in TR

[@nji7772]

I love Turkey and would go in a heart beat if I could.

[@zblip22]

@@telliturna4998 We live between Mersin and Erdemli. It is a rural area mostly. Mersin is the biggest city but we hang out in Erdemli because it is closer and smaller. People are generally relaxed and friendly.

[@davidrichards1741]

In response to the joint US-Israeli genocide of a million-plus defenceless Palestinian women & children this year, Turkiye has just cancelled all trade with Israel and cut off everything - food, energy, supplies, everything. Good for Turkiye!! In contrast to the US and Canada genocide which support and enable genocide.

[@davidrichards1741]

Turkiye's Erdogan just CANCELED the summit in Washington with Biden et al that was long-planned for this week. Instead, Erdogan and his Turkish entourage showed up in Beijing today and will meet up with China's Xi tomorrrow! YAY!!

[@lightenergyfractoid5675]

For the life of me I can't understand why people who own real estate in Canada don't just cash out, and get out. Canada has gone from probably one of the greatest Countries ever to a borderline autocracy in just a few short years. I guess the owner class likes the way it's headed, but for young people it's not the place to put down roots anymore.

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

It takes 30 years to pay off your home in Canada, once mine is paid off, back to SOUTH AMERICA I go! Liberty and prosperity! Weak governments!!

[@heidi1112]

Where do we go???

[@robertguay3773]

We have wives and kids kinda stuck.

[@retrogamer82]

I know some who’ve already packed up and left

[@saracenking1]

Owner class sucks

[@johnwood5387]

Just found out that gas prices going up 14cts in ontario tonight thats a 9% raise Higher energy cost Higher food prices Higher inflation Higher interest rates

[@mtrest4]

Yet people will keep electing the same 3 parties.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

You will eat the bugs. And they will substitute bugs in for ground beef in the inflation calculation. Inflation will stay low this way!

[@iminyourcity4001]

This shit is so ridiculous it’s like when is enough enough

[@travishaycock723]

]9% everything farmer -> process /distributor -> business -> trucks -> food chain

[@shawnd223333]

​@@jonathanandrew2909thats a great way to save money and feed the peasants..

[@carocarochan]

I left in January after 15 years of misery in this giant freezer 😢

[@mtrest4]

Where did you go sir? And what was your experience here during those 15 years.

[@xfghsthsh]

Where did you went to?

[@carocarochan]

@@mtrest4I went back home to the French Caribbean. Canada bankrupted me. I was working menials jobs, living paycheck to paycheck due to the high cost of living. Canada was not worth it for me. During my last year, my landlord evicted me to turn my appartment into an AirbnB and I had no choice but to live in a roaming house... Maybe some other immigrants leave wealthier than they arrived but I rarely came accross those lucky people.... Everyone seems to be struggling if they 1/didn't buy a house 2/ Don't have huge amount of debt.

[@redwine2664]

and it will take you another 15 years to unfreeze!

[@Dodger1999]

And you spend a lot of money on heating just trying to stay warm for 6 months of the year

[@jordanw8382]

I was born and raised in Canada. Did 20+ years in the military and security services. After what happened through 2020-22 I had it. I will no longer support this utterly corrupt, totalitarian regime. In early 2022 I sadly sold our primary residence which was supposed to be our forever home, but I paid off our debts and converted much of the gains into precious metals. I escaped during covid tyranny with my wife and children and have been living in the rural countryside of Japan for the last 2 years. Plenty of ups and downs but every day we are grateful to not be in Canada, to have done what we did and made the sacrifice to our lives so our children can have a wholesome community and upbringing, and a future.

[@sebastienzarate9408]

Sorry to hear that. Hope your doing well. I'm Canadian myself and was planning to leave for Japan for the last 2 years and was thinking about doing the same thing in regard to buying silver and gold, how did you get you metals through airport security in both Canada and Japan, did you face any issues? I would really appreciate your insight.

[@bigbrother4ever]

Sounds like a good plan. What about kids education though ? Do you do homeschooling or?

[@jordanw8382]

@@bigbrother4ever We tried homeschooling for a while back in Canada. We invested in several thousand dollars worth of Waldorf educational materials that would keep them going to high school. It wasn't easy to homeschool especially amidst all the craziness that was going on. In Japan we found an excellent Waldorf / Steiner school and community that aligns with our values so that's where they go now.

[@jordanw8382]

@@sebastienzarate9408 Thank you for your kind words! I purposely exchanged dollars for bullion. Ensure that it is bullion with a dollar value and not bars with no dollar value. Crossing borders, your 1oz gold coin can be declared as $50 CAD of currency whereas a 1oz gold bar would have to be declared as a good that is valued at $3300 CAD.

[@sebastienzarate9408]

@@jordanw8382 Thank you so much for replying and informing me on this method of traveling with precious metals. Best wishes to you and your family. 🙏

[@hbbstn]

In 20 years I'll be too old to catch up with what I'm losing staying in Canada

[@mtrest4]

Sad but true.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

Canadians are about to go into recession once the government changes. In the mean time, Libs are stealing all they can.

[@AJ-oc5eh]

that describes it perfectly...the young will leave, the old will be forced to stay...means a declining tax base and greater burden on those who are still working...ie millenials and genx. nobody in power can possibly be this stupid, and i know Turdy is stupid. its orchestrated make no doubt... first destroy and then novo ordo seclorum.

[@Tee-Star]

Same here...thanks for the comment.

[@drscopeify]

So where do you plan to go? Are you are yet another propaganda comment

[@hbbstn]

If I continue to live in Canada I'll have to retire in South America out of necessity.

[@BbTenn]

I’m also considering that option.

[@marihutten]

That is my plan. (I'm from south America).

[@justinjones5281]

And miss out on all your healthcare.

[@marilynhaley7033]

Love canada just dispise our current useless leader

[@njfblh2]

Good luck with all the drugs and cartels in South America. It’s hell on earth.

[@jameswill175]

Sadly, most people don’t realize this is a spiritual war .

[@yakhalheart]

Remarkable how when economy is going well everything is fine, but when doing poorly it's an apocalyptic spiritual war. Under capitalism there will always be boom bust cycles.

[@ab78001]

Can you say more?

[@everythingtraumaic5069]

yes, we re in the battle of our lives, with the controllers (who I believe are Satanists) are poisoning humanity, trying to turn us into cyborgs for ultimate control and enslavement...Just read that soon our thoughts will not be our own, but that of generated AI, as they change our DNA and attempt to make us more of a machine than human.

[@shezadahmedkhan2812]

When nations go against the law of nature, and dont consider the Sin as a Sin. God Replace them with another better nation. Now look at in your Soul :) 1:LGBTQ 2:Pornography 3:Intreset System 4: Involvment in Glibel Poor countries/Nations personal Affairs. 5: Destructions of middle east+Afghanistan+Pakistan+Iraq+Syria+Yemen+African Countries. " God do not have Gun to destroy the Cruel nations but he has his own laws as if you read the history. He just Replaced the power of nations woth another nations 🙂 Hope you understand my broken english lol

[@kertbert1]

​@@ab78001 They're talking this I believe. It's a bible verse from Ephesians. Probably they believe if you're in good with God through Jesus Christ having a spiritual relationship then you'll be happy anywhere. I'm just putting this idea out there "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

[@DolfSmitler]

I am a Canadian-trained Medical Doctor. I have left Canada for Morocco, specifically Marrakech ,easier decision since my family is originally from there. The positives are : - clean streets, no camp cities - no fent zombies - no Red tape/ excess regulations - Affordable houses and luxury homes more beautiful than Canadian houses - Cost of living 1/10th of Canada - Actually Safer - Beautiful Weather - Beautiful Scenery - Salary is catching up to Canadian Salary, especially with low taxes - Don't need to travel for Quality Vacations since Tourism is Booming - Economic growth - Faster Access to health care. - Better & Fresher Food - Younger population, get to see more kids and life outside - More varied market, can buy an iphone as well as a chinese phone which works perfectly fine for 1/10th of price - Better sense of community and belonging The negatives : - Health care of less quality - Can get too hot in certain regions - Dense cities, with a lot of motorcycles and continuous honking - Motor vehicle accident is number one cause of Death - Salaries are weaker - Drought and water crisis - Less access to social services

[@mth469]

interesting information.

[@generousbitcoinbillionaire]

There is no healthcare here in Canada

[@joebloggs339]

Also Cdn MD - was looking at working abroad. Other than the anglo countries, did you find a website or service provider or country list where Cdn MDs can work? Ive been learning spanish for years but salaries are so low in LatAm that it's almost not worth it. Europe generally likes EU traiing and mastery of the local language. Any advice would be welcome. Cheers

[@marianhof9755]

So you were educated in our publicly funded education system, likely with Canadian student loans, trained in a hospital supported by our fully taxpayer funded healthcare system, all while enjoying life in a peaceful, secure country with no mandatory military service, but you leave because you can't get rich enough, fast enough here?? Selfish

[@generousbitcoinbillionaire]

@marianhof9755 are you insane? There are conditions to working here such as taking an unsafe ineffective 3xperiment. There is no freedom, peace, or safety here. Quite the opposite. Many have already left and are leaving.

[@zhamnov5919]

Do people really think the Canadian Government is going to be sending pension money out of the country at an ever increasing number? It will likely become a political wedge issue and then they’ll start cutting pension payments to ex pats.

[@RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW]

Bs that they can force you to pay into it your whole life and then cut you off from it

[@DirtyDog995]

What's worse for the government is you can decide if you want to pay taxes in Canada or your new country especially if there has a more favorable rate.

@@RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW ye4s they can you cannot get ei and other services when you are living in another country.

[@Bergamot88]

Yeah you can. You can still collect gst and carbon tax rebates if you live out of the country. You just need a canadian bank account

[@Bergamot88]

@Dave-gy5mv the way things are you can't count on one regardless

[@lisacostantini2031]

Born Canadian here , and I also sold everything in Canada 3 years ago, and left with my 2 small children and husband. The only regret, is not moving earlier. Canada sucks!

[@usman828]

Where did you move too, if you don't mind me asking?

[@lisacostantini2031]

@@usman828 we moved to Minsk, Belarus. And are starting to divide our time with also living in Dubai .

[@Human23-s5r]

@@lisacostantini2031I lived in Belarus before, its very nice place to live, if you have decent income. Now I am in Canada, I am planning to leave.

[@Human23-s5r]

@@lisacostantini2031can I speak to you in chat, my female friend is in Belarus and I am in Canada we are thinking how we are going to meet

[@bosankacanada456]

@@lisacostantini2031 One of my best friends is from there and moved here to Canada, now living in Ottawa and she hates it there but because of husband's ''good'' job they are still here. I have a friend who used to live in Dubai, now here and she is not happy here, she wants to move back to Dubai. Greetings from Canada

[@jimmy_angel1]

My family of 9 we have been working on moving out of Canada June / July Iceland here we come

[@cosmoray9750]

Best of luck ... somebody is going to make it out of Canada. Hip Hip Hurray 😃

[@bellabell737]

Iceland? Do you have family, contacts?

[@cgasucks]

If I had 7 or 8 kids I'd leave too!

[@bohorquezcristina]

I was thinking about Iceland...what are the rules to move there?

[@bigbrother4ever]

​@@cgasucksthought it's harder to leave with kids. If I didn't have kids, I would be in SEA😂

[@hbbstn]

To leave Canada, I would need an online business to work from anywhere

[@gohardorgohome7687]

I've been looking for these jobs that allows you to work anywhere in the world and they're very very hard to get thousands upon thousands of people are looking for them I've seen up to 5000 applicants for a 1 single position it's insane they're really hard to get

[@Pierre_en_CI]

2 of my Fav KZbinrs together, very nice surprise. I moved from Canada to Africa, sold my house, timing was perfect for me.

[@mtrest4]

What are doing in Africa? Retired or working?

[@jonathanandrew2909]

Are they hostile to Huwhites there? If not, maybe be I’ll join you.

[@Pierre_en_CI]

@@mtrest4 Had to retire from the Feds 3 years ago, because I refused the injection. Went back for a year. Couldn't afford Ottawa anymore, was in too much debt. Sold my condo and moved here with my boyfriend who`s from here. Now have a 3 bedroom unit (renting) for half what my 2 bedroom in Ottawa was costing me. My bf is opening a small bar soon. Am thinking of starting a small business also.

[@Pierre_en_CI]

@@jonathanandrew2909 very few whites here but I don`t feel in danger. Of course I wouldn`t start walking around in the middle of the night in dark areas by myself. Recently had an agressive beggar follow me, that didn`t last long, locals saw him and told him to leave me alone.

[@martynobs6970]

Latin America rules ! - same time zone, close, easy flights, cheap, hot feminine women, lots of quality accommodation, no woke/DEI BS, simple, good infrastructure etc etc

[@Disgruntled_Canadian]

Which country?

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

Depends where in Latin America, some countries are absolute crime ridden sh*t holes. Venezuela being one But across the board the women are 1000000000× better than anything you find in the land of land whales who want to be men, Canada or the USA.

[@manbtm1]

Highly politically unstable, no thanks

[@aaz1992]

And no need for BBLs 😂

[@Honkiavelli]

no pronouns !

[@SarahSmithEdwards]

My husband is a senior Canadian military officer who has, and continues to express deep concern about the political trajectory of our country. We continue to stand and embrace the traditional judeo Christian values which created Canada, one of the greatest countries in human existence. Unfortunately, we have also realized the reality of our political situation here in Canada, which led us to down the pathway of seeking a second citizenship, shifting assets out of the country and preparing for a new life in the not so distance future. This decison has been challenging for my husband as he has devoted his entire life in the defence of Canada, only to find himself at odds with the 'new Canada'. Unfortunately, this battle is not one that can be fought and won by the military as it is an ideological war which has captured the Canadian institutions while indoctrinating the Canadian population. Each morning I watch my husband proudly prepare his uniform, head to work, and serve our country, while concurrently watching over 100 churches burn without consequence and complete apathy from politicians and enforcement agencies, toppled statues, a morally depraved public education system hell bent on indoctrinating/radicalizing children, political demands for individuals of european decent to be abolished from positions of authority/hand over land/personal assets, profound levels of political censorship and propaganda, increased hostility towards Christians and Jews, DEI/CRT employment standards for maintaining employment or being hired, politically classifying parents as 'threats' to their children, unreguated abortion, the extension of civil rights for certain groups (i.e. leftwing) and erosion of civil rights for others (i.e. conservative), increased taxation and cost of living, illegal seizure and freezing of bank accounts, iIlegally shutting down peaceful protests, erosion of freedom of assembly/speech/religion among many, many other factors. The Canadian Armed Forces, just like all other Canadian institutions, is ideologically compromised, and not just defends, but also advocates for this 'new Canada'. This is not the country he fought to defend. This is not the country or culture we will allow our children to grow up in. However, until our departure we will continue to fight and stand firm in our beliefs while petitioning our MPs, participating in legal and peaceful protests, joining like minded causes and educating the public. We contiue to pray to God, while concurrently organizing a life raft.

[@jonathanmeganl7345]

You are certainly not alone! There is a reason for the mass migration out of Canada. However, it is sad to see

[@jonathanleslie1335]

Curious to where you chose? God speed. Best of luck.

[@SarahSmithEdwards]

@@jonathanleslie1335 Unfortunately, our military family isn't alone. My husband has at least 12 other military families he personally knows who are leaving Canada too. We chose a country in Latin America.

[@-Ordinary-Average-Guy]

Has he ever thought of staging a coup instead of being a direct recipient of taxpayers money then deciding to tuck tail and run?

[@SarahSmithEdwards]

@@-Ordinary-Average-Guy as law abiding citizens, what would you recommend to our families? As mentioned above, we are still here ready and willing to hold the line and stand for traditional judeo Christian values which created Canada. As for the financial part, my husband was employed using taxpayer funds to stand firm for traditional judeo Christian values. When he can no longer do so, he will cease receiving his taxpayer paycheque. I dont see that as tucking tail and running away. However, I appreciate you sharing your opinion and trust you are leading by example by standing firm for what and how Canada was created.

[@alexkazdorf]

Moving around like you're talking is ok for a millionaire. This show is not suited for the average Canadian joe. I'm sorry but that's the truth. I'm thankfully away from Canada but this particular segment is not for the majority. Honestly most cannot move. I'm happy where I am and I want to build a enterprise among people who speak my new language. I'm now way past Canada but I still watch these shows to get a sense of what's happening in a place I run away from

[@mtrest4]

Where did you run to?

[@yvonne495]

Exactly, I can't just move around like that. I'm saving up to buy a van to convert and live in if I have to. It is what it is for me. I don't think it'll be that bad tbh.

[@joshs3436]

NOT TRUE

[@BbTenn]

You don’t have to be wealthy to move to another country, but if you want to live in multiple countries you probably need to have a fair bit of wealth.

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

Most Canadians are poor, far too poor to leave. That's the sad reality

[@MaybeItsAnthony]

29 year old here. My friends and I are all thinking of moving to thailand over the next 2-3 years, working on building up the side incomes so we can quit our 9-5s and leave this overpriced trashcan.

[@BbTenn]

Good for you! Wish you all the best. I’ve heard a lot of good things about Thailand.

[@Zibbuwawa]

Same here planing on moving to Thailand soon

[@generalelectric12]

Been living thailand 6 years now. Best move I ever made.

[@grandmaG67]

We can't move now as we just moved to Alberta. I hope we separate. Besides most farmers are here, and people won't be afraid to use ammo.

[@Paul-gf9fc]

Yup. Alberta here and I would vote to leave this broken shithole country

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

Alberta has one of the highest poverty rates in the country, with very little growth in jobs. Danielle Smith, is Ottawa's girl. Independence ain't coming with her or any politician, if they people want it, they need to take it!

[@lovecandles5672]

@grandmaG67 welcome in Alberta

[@robertguay3773]

Quebec tried it is almost impossible and we are 15 years out. Daniel has been trying to move us to a position of power getting the CPP here. Creating our own police service but as it stands we are open air prisoners right now.

[@manbtm1]

Oh boy, that sounds real civilized

[@Tarazi]

It is easy to say it than doing it. If you are young and single don’t think twice just do it. I am thinking about this thing daily. However, i am not that young anymore and have no time and money to start over again. Having 3 kids that counts on you on everything in life makes it harder and harder. I miss smiling, i miss relaxation, i miss sleeping!! Maybe I can’t do it now but i am doing my best to make my kids ready for the future. The world is fucked up, fight or die.

[@BbTenn]

If you have a pension you can move to a low cost country and live better than you can in Canada. I moved at the age of 64.

[@D33Lux]

@@BbTenn Don't you have to do a 6 & 6 (6 months abroad and 6 months in Canada) or you can lose your pension?

[@BbTenn]

@@D33Lux Not that I’m aware of. Lots of people leave and still collect their pension. One of the ways of getting permanent residency in some Central and South American countries is through their Pensionado programs. That is, you can prove you have a certain amount of monthly pension income. However, I’m no expert and there could be rules or conditions that I’m not aware of.

[@Gloryboyquan]

24 male coming to canada from carribbean advice tips appreciated ​@@BbTenn

[@ladiiyb]

@@D33Lux I heard if you are not resident, then yes you have to but if you are Candian citizen, then no issue. But I still need to know more also into that to make sure before I leave for X months

[@Mozzermarr10]

Canadian here (also a UK passport holder). I left Canada in 2001 to go teach in Korea. I never returned, and have spent the past 23 years in Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Germany, Scotland, and now Thailand. Canada is over. Get out if you can (maybe Costa Rica, Thailand, anywhere really). I actually went home to southern Ontario for xmas last year and was shocked at how far mass immigration has gone. Honestly, check out Thailand. You'll love it. Cheers to all who have the means to escape.

[@PurpleCat9794]

I want to get out, but am too poor to afford a move. How many do Canadian can afford to get out?

[@asmith8947]

Sell everything and sleep on a beach in Mexico if you have to. You'll still be better off in the end.

[@Sfa838]

So sad. Who’s make Canadian citizens so hard ! Lazy and greedy civil servants.

[@mtrest4]

Where would you go if you could?

[@jdenns7026]

The best place to move is offline and off grid. Every country, at this point, has been captured by the WEF

[@jimmyb6842]

Open a wealth simple app account. Non registered. Buy these ETF: CONy and NVDY and it should help u make money on a monthly basis.

[@sukisuki6114]

I do not recognize my “Canada” any longer. It’s one thing to expect tyranny, tax, corruption from government…. But the last 4 years taught me that our church, friends and family will most definitely call Gestapo on us and have zero regard for bodily sovereignty and human rights. I expect it to be those who we love that will turn us in round two. I’d feel safer in a country that respected human rights the past 4 years, and challenges the WHO treaty and money printing.

[@drscopeify]

What country what that be? Are you are just propaganda comment?

[@alexjames6747]

A year ago I sold my condo apartment and my car and left for Miami to look for a sailboat. I bought a 50 foot sailboat all equipped. I am a retired 65 years young. No more maintenance fees and municipal taxes which combined 1200 CAD. No more car insurance and high gas prices. Now I sail all Caribbean islands. My most food about 70 % comes from the ocean. I collect coconuts on isolated islands of San Blas Panama or on islands of Honduras and Nicaragua. Fruit and vegetable and canned food I buy on mainland or Caribbean islands. My pension is quite enough to survive. No more BS.

[@russburton4018]

Too much taxes and they raised the capital gains. Hurts seniors downsizing in retirement and bitcoin unless they go to el Salvador

[@jomo4435]

Haha doesn't sit well with your portfolio

[@wilfhigginson465]

Was at a large grocery store in Canada yesterday, basically the third world with much higher prices.

[@giovannaiachino3051]

I totally agree that government doesn’t care about you…I tell everybody wherever I go, the supermarket, the gym…that government is not your friend! Take care of yourself and your family! Do what’s best for you and your family!

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We left Canada 2021 and could not be happier here in Mexico and wish everyone all the best trying to leave wherever you are. Great vid friend. ✌🏽💖

[@viaseung]

Where to?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@viaseung Hola 👋🏼👋🏼 We spent 2 years in the Yucatan now we are in Xalapa Veracruz. This winter we will head to the coast in Oaxaca Mexico.🇲🇽 🥰 We document everything here. 🙂✌🏼

[@jomo4435]

Love mexico 12 yrs now.... though the 2.20 can a litre gas prices.... inflation still ...the lower living standards dirt rocky potholed streets ...interest rates, standards.....housing, electrical, internet , water, blah blah

[@viaseung]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf amazing thanks subscribed!

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@viaseung take care friend ✌🏼❤️

[@tsun9845]

In Toronto we have new Vacant Home Tax. Owner of a house have to report to the City if they didn't leave their property for more than 6 months in a tax year. If you were absent, city will charge you a huge amount of money. If you wouldn't report, they will consider your property vacant and will send you a fat bill. They started it two years ago. It's a violation of privacy to start with. Canada goes down the drain.

[@BbTenn]

Disgusting government.

[@MatrixDiscovery]

If everyone became an investor/digital nomad who moves from country to country, then who's going to do the real work? Without people doing the real work, a country falls.

[@James-il3tq]

Most digital nomads are capitalists and own businesses. They're the ones who take risks and create jobs. People who are content with a 9-5 steady paycheck, want to minimize risk, have little financial education fill those manual labour jobs by choice.

[@foundation5557]

This is where my philosophical side just sees an opportunist mindset that is detached from growing a healthy country.

[@BbTenn]

Countries also fail when no one wants to invest in new or existing businesses.

[@aaacl08]

@@James-il3tqwell said!

[@aaacl08]

@@foundation5557a healthy country wouldn’t exist unless the government that’s running it aligns with it’s citizens’ interests

[@edgarguillen1713]

Canada is not the country it was 30 years ago. people are struggling to meet the ends. people are just surviving.

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

The world is not what it was 30 years ago.

[@zxeng6064]

Best advice ever - I immigrated to Canada but now considering leaving, Also a firm believer in don't waste time waiting for a relationship to change it wont just move on

[@trent1615]

My family has been in Canada sense the 1600s in New Brunswick I don’t even recognize my country today so like most successful rational Canadians that have the means my family will be leaving. This is not good for Canada because guess what also will be leaving my Capital and by Children that would have been very productive citizens.

[@dynasty7298]

Sadly im to poor to leave this country. I just throw majority of what money i make into bitcoin

[@mtrest4]

That might be your ticket 🎟️ out one day.. if the Bitcoin hype holds up. Sad that people want to flee Canada like refugees.

[@dynasty7298]

@@mtrest4 I'm more Than confident it will be. Bitcoin is going to change the world soon enough. I'm just glad I learned about it before what's coming. Best things I can recomend to anyone is buy bitcoin and come to know Jesus :)

[@craigs1437]

@@S.W.A Agreed! Both Canada & the US have plenty of good trade schools.

[@triplekmafia4932]

Stop being lazy. Think about it, a third world poverty stricken Indian can make their way to Canada. All you're doing is making excuses

[@annetoronto5474]

I was poor before 2019, we become poor when we give all our money away. Start saving, stop buying coffee, ordering food, going to restaurants, and shopping. You have to build your own wealth, start with saving $3 every week, after a few weeks, save $3 every day if you can. And don’t trust anyone else with your savings… no one else is going to help you, they are going to try to get it off you. While you are saving, educate yourself, learn about investing, economics, and business. In 3 years, you won’t be so poor.

[@CanadaMath]

In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no culture, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, only modern slavery, worst healthcare system, unbearable political correctness, crime infested/drug infested, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become a North Korea style dictatorship in the western world. Their are many reasons why Canada has fallen apart. But the number one reason is ‘multiculturalism’. My friends, multiculturalism simply does not work. Different cultures do not come together and mix, different cultures come together and clash. The world is divided into different countries for a reason: because people hate each other and only want to be with their own kind. The number two reason for Canada’s demise is ‘socialism’. In this modern era of aging populations, it is mathematically impossible for socialism to continue. The government does not have the money to take care of old people and provide healthcare, pensions and the various other benefits, even with the astronomical taxation that burdens hard working Canucks. Well Canada, you had a good run. Time for Canucks to move to an emerging country. We welcome you here in Southeast Asia. Multiculturalism destroys the fabric and identity of a country. Socialism bankrupts a country.

[@Zibbuwawa]

1000%

[@-Ordinary-Average-Guy]

It seems Canada's new citizens have special rights over the original citizens who pay for everything and go to work every day. Our government will be introducing Halal mortgages for a group of people who definitely don't deserve it, while the rest of us pay.

[@skyw4278]

start a website or blog...I'd sign up.

[@Atlas_Steorra]

As a Canadian I would love to move. Have you considered that if Canadians start flocking to SEA then that technically makes SEA multicultural!

[@CanadaMath]

@@Atlas_Steorra That won't happen, in this century. Currently only 0.2% of the population of the Philippines are foreigners. Yes this is true. 99.8% of the population of the Philippines is Filipino. So me coming here, does not create any level of multiculturalism. I have always encouraged people to move to a country that does NOT have multiculturalism. It is so much better. Trust me.

[@MoonMan129]

Nomad Capitalist is amazing and encouraged me to get my Maltese passport…… stay safe in these odd times

[@mtrest4]

What's in Malta? Wasn't that the site of the banking crisis in 2012 where the govt grabbed depositors funds. Be careful keeping any money in banks there...

[@MoonMan129]

@@mtrest4 Malta gives me an EU passport and its immigration is very restrictive......its all about options as Canada decides to be lost in the abyss

[@donnacowan-e2e]

actually, 3 generations of our family felt exactly the way i do they fought in world war 2 and believed that this country was not only worth living for, but dying for. not the politicians we have today, not the people who retain a address here when they "relocate" and continue to draw on our social programs and health care system. my love for this country and my fellow canadians far out-way any contempt i feel for the goverment , crime and corruption we are presently experiencing. i choose to stay, stand and fight!!!

[@jonnovember2136]

I💘U #Canada🇨🇦

[@chrisreynolds3204]

Liberty or lead

[@Gromitdog1]

Been looking at leaving to the US, want to move to a coastal city in a smaller town. It's not easy to move to the US without employer sponsorship, healthcare is still an issue but once you get it sorted quality of care will be much much higher than Canada as long as you can get insurance. Housing is much more affordable in the US. I don't want to be stuck in Canada when the housing bubble pops and a divided and now angry population is out of home and looking for revenge.

[@Paul-gf9fc]

I checked we don't qualify for the green card lottery. So it makes it tough

[@manbtm1]

I’d be careful about that one. I’ve been in the US 10 years now due to marriage after the vast majority of my life in Canada, if you think it’s cheaper in the US good luck I hope you find a good job with great health insurance and I hate to tell you, but some of the best hospital systems don’t do any better than the Canadian ones too. You wait And their hospital staff is not more burnt out than they are in Canada. There’s nothing wrong with Canada. Trust me.

[@bourbonlover7158]

Good health insurance in USA can be around 1000 a month.

[@marianhof9755]

And you honestly think you will be safer in the USA, a country with more guns than citizens, after the election in November???

[@BbTenn]

@@manbtm1 It really depends on where in the US you decide to live. Some states are much more affordable than others. However, the US in general has also been on a downward slide the last few years. I’m originally from Canada and moved to Tennessee two years ago. I love it here but may have to consider other options if things don’t turn around in the next year or so. Looking at South America where my limited income will go farther.

[@joecitizen7911]

I have lived in Medellin, Colombia, and five years ago, I built a new house in Cerritos, Colombia. The secret is a far lower cost of living and a favorable exchange rate. Colombia is not paradise, but you can see it from there!

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

Paradise doesn't exist, it's about making your own life tolerable where you are. I'd rather struggle in the warm weather than freeze to death, when I can't afford my heating bill.

[@gold707786]

Problem is you are one civil war away from being killed or evicted in what seems to be a stable central american country at this time. Keep your suitcase packed by your front door at least. Venezuela, which is like Haiti, is right next door.

[@BbTenn]

@@gold707786 The región does have a history of political instability, but Colombia has shown a lot of improvement over the past several years. Other possibilities are Uruguay (very stable), Paraguay, Chile, Peru, maybe Ecuador, Argentina, or El Salvador (now the safest country in Central/South America.

[@Expat_Digital_Nomad_advisor]

I left Canada for Vietnam. Too expensive and hard to get a job in Canada. I have a better life here in Vietnam.

[@s_k_47]

what do you do there? How's life treating you?

[@theplebreporter]

Sweet guest. Been following Andrew for years

[@MarketManiaCA]

He's a great guy. Thanks for watching

[@Bergamot88]

It's easy. You go to wherever your grandparents came from. And if they came from Canada, you go to South America

[@TDK2K]

It makes the most sense for Canadians to flee to the US, if they can. Canada, or particularly Toronto, where I was born and raised, was hopeless and unlivable for me even over ten years ago. I had a chance to live permanently in the US, and it was the best choice I made in the last 10 years. Things in the US have changed for the worse since I've arrived but it's still much better conditions to progress and build wealth than Canada. I plan to make my wealth here and enjoy life in southeast Asia.

[@bookkeepingtipswithty]

Nah, I moved from California to Alberta in 2020. I still cringe when I hear the word California. Don't go to the U.S. Get out of the five eyes, go somewhere fun and interesting like these guys are talking about.

[@mtrest4]

​@@bookkeepingtipswithty Livin it up at the hotel California.

[@jimmyb6842]

Nice. Same kinda story here too. Ended up in winnipeg doing well. Now want to escape to europe lol

[@TDK2K]

@@bookkeepingtipswithty I live in the US but I'd probably never live in California, unless I was making over 250k usd, which is very possible for many people moving there. same applies to ever moving back to my hometown of Toronto, but making decent money in Toronto and Canada as a whole is next to impossible, meanwhile having a comparable cost of living to Californian cities. so even I would have a likelier chance of living in California than the cold despair of greater Toronto.

[@davidcampbell6104]

@@TDK2Kborn in Toronto myself. Toronto now is an utter shithole. I feel like I’m on another planet compared to the place I grew up in years ago. I moved to the US in the late 1990s because I could see the writing on the wall even then. Best decision I ever made.

[@Chocolatefactory537]

Anybody following the family who moved from Canada to Russia? They love it. They have 10 or 11 children? can't remember and farmed here in Canada out West and then Ontario. They have been well received in Russia and are looking to buy a farm in Russia.

[@Rev.DavidJTowns]

Canada won't be fixed for at least 20 years -- if you can get out -- the time is now -- GOD Bless

[@sicilianotoronto]

Do you think some people will come back? Maybe it's just better to stay gone once you leave?

[@Rev.DavidJTowns]

@@sicilianotoronto yes many will come back if they have something to return to. GOD Bless

[@dees900]

But where do u go? Life is difficult everywhere! It's not always easy to start from zero every time!!!

[@randyhuke3773]

I would advise not moving to potential war zones !

[@mtrest4]

You get to go down like Rambo.

[@bourbonlover7158]

Before the bullshit war broke out the nations in eastern europe looked really good

[@triplekmafia4932]

You better get out of canada then😊

[@user-dj4fd5vc6c]

Canada is among them.

[@freeandhappy]

canada is at war!! the least safe place around

[@RonFromToronto]

I left Canada 9+ years ago for Tucson, Az. Best thing I've ever done, and every year that goes by the decision only looks better.

[@viaseung]

Tell me more, our cfo lives in Scottsdale and he seems to love it a lot. How's Tucson?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We love the USA unfortunately I don't think we could afford it. 😄

[@sexygeek8996]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf If you can afford Canada then you can afford most places in the USA.

[@RonFromToronto]

@@viaseung Hey there. I really, really like Tucson. It's a very humble place, which I like. Nobody will ever accuse Tucson of being pretentious lol. People here are pretty relaxed on the whole. It's not a go-go-go city like Toronto. It's VERY affordable. Now, home prices have gone up the past several years. but that's the case everywhere. So it's still a relative bargain. When I first moved here 9+ years ago I felt like I died and went to war-mart :) What I like about it: - GREAT weather. I have seasonal affective disorder and arthritic conditions. There is no better place for someone like me than a place that is sunny, warm, and dry. Well, I'm 3.5 hours from literally the sunniest place on earth where people live (Yuma, Az). And it's warm and try. Yes, it's hot in summer, but don't let the numbers scare you away. Dry heat is far more tolerable than humid. I'd rather been in Tucson at 40 than Toronto at 28C. - very reasonable commute times. It's a small-mid-sized city. Here, a 30 minute drive is a hardship. In the GTA, by comparison, that's just plain normal - or good! - literally (LI-TER-A-LLY!) EV-ER-Y-THING costs less here with only 3 exceptions: healthcare (but the wait times are less and doctors actually have to earn your business because, unlike Canada, it doesn't take 2 years to find a new one), education, and sushi. In many ways, Tucson is exact opposite of Vancouver. Vancouver: mild, wet, and unbelievably expensive for everything but healthcare, education, and sushi. Tucson, hot, dry, and unbelievably cheap for everything but (wait for it) healthcare, education, and sushi. If you want to hear something crazy, it's literally cheaper for me to order Tim Horton's coffee bags to here on Amazon than it is for me to walk into Tim Hortons in Ajax when I go back to visit. Not a joke. - great natural beauty - mountains, cacti, palm trees, and beautiful desert flora. - If you're adventurous, there's lots of places worth visiting that are roadtrips away (e.g., Sedona, Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, San Diego, LA, Bisbee, Tombstone, Rocky Point Mexico). On Scottsdale. I've visited there briefly a few times. It's the nicest part of the Phoenix metropolis. Having said that, I never get good vibes when I go to Phx. And whenever I talk to people with much more Phx experience than me, they all agree with my assessment that it feels to me like a soul-less concrete jungle. Traffic can be bad there, and it's significantly hotter there than Tucson. If it's 42C in Tucson, it's probably 45-46 there. That matters. I have shared my assessment of Phx with probably 10 people, several of whom have lived there. Every single one of them has agreed with me without caveat. A friend of mine who is from Scottsdale and came to Tucson for several years for school and is now back in Scottsdale living in an absolutely amazing apartment tells me he misses Tucson. But yeah, I love Tucson and would probably sooner shoot myself in the face before moving back to Canada. I wish that weren't so. I've always been a proud Canadian and will always consider myself Canadian first. While I'm in a luxurious situation, insulated from the crap going on up there, I can tell you that it brings me no pleasure seeing my country becoming a leading cause of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse.

[@RonFromToronto]

@@cardiogirl798 hey :) So, I *hear* about this water crisis, but haven't noticed it affecting my life in anyway. Maybe my water bills are higher than they would have been 20 years ago. As for the heat, don't let the raw numbers fool you. Dry heat is - for most people - FAR more bearable than humid heat. I would rather be in Tucson @ 40C than Toronto at 28C. I personally have only seen one snake in over 9 years. Maybe 1-2 scorpions. However, I'm not someone who's super outdoorsy. Were I a frequent hiker or camper I'd see them more often, I'm sure. I do sometimes see javelinas (small hairy boar-like things) in my neighborhood. I see roadrunners semi-regularly. There are small little mountain lion type things around here - I saw one in my neighborhood once, and my neighbor saw one, too. Probably like 30-40 pounds. Anyhow, yeah, none of those things have bothered me. I expected the heat to bother me. I just figured that I'd live in Tucson in summer how I lived in Canada in winter - limit my time outside for a few months. But it'd still be better, as there'd be no snow on the ground messing with driving, nothing to shovel, and I wouldn't get SAD. But, interestingly, it has not been that bad. You limit your time outside during the day. But once the sun goes down it's much more tolerable and you can go out. And even during the raw heat of the day, it's not sticky so you don't feel like you constantly need a shower.

[@Roberto-mr9mv]

I left canada 50 years ago. Now i have perfect weather, no property tax, no income tax .i pay 17 $ for power, 3$ for good and lots of drinking water. Free to do what i want on my own property, can fish and hunt no licenses needed. No car or house insurance need. My house is brick steel construction. Paradise here. Very friendly people. Viva México.

[@JS-jh4cy]

I don't know many people who have a budget for a few homes around the world. Stuck in Canada 🇨🇦 waiting to survive the real estate crash to forever come, while trying to pay for one home

[@brendavegeta2457]

and not to freeze to death if gas is turned off.

[@АляксандрШніп]

Moved back to Belarus after 5 years in Canada. Affordable housing, clean streets, nice people, nature and weather are awesome. If you speak English you can find well paid job.

[@lisacostantini2031]

I moved to Belarus too from Canada , 3 years ago now. And have zero regrets

[@Human23-s5r]

I have lived in Belarus before, now I am in Canada you have done the right thing. I speak English and russian but my russian is not strong, do you think it is easy to find a decent job there which requires only English?

[@compostthewef]

I bought a house in another country. Dozens are moving to this country.

[@valm.5243]

Which country did you move to?

[@camels9654]

Canada is just fat liberal women, high taxes, economic immigrants, excessive bureaucracy, abusive government, crap weather, stupid laws, socialism, I hate this place. I'm leaving in the fall unless comrade Trudeau seals the border again to keep people from leaving his communist hell hole.

[@redwine2664]

you forgot to mention ugly too.

[@marianhof9755]

Where are going? Were you born here?

[@NEPAS77]

Why are you blaming socialism? Netherlands is a socialist country and they're one of the best country on this planet.

[@camels9654]

@@NEPAS77 Seriously you're in favour of socialism????

[@NEPAS77]

@@camels9654 Yes. As I said, best countries on this planet are socialist. Unlike you, I don't hate just because of emotion. And that question proves me right that you're being over-emotional.

[@juliapetrenko3707]

You are mistaken about Georgia. They are constantly under USA / NATO pressure

[@wessproule5779]

Andrew lost me when he said I don’t feel sorry for people in Alberta? Is that because the government there work for the working class?

[@melissachartres3219]

He was graped in Alberta... by the entire population of people who lived there... one person at a time had their way with him. It took months for everyone to get their turn, but they were patient. He has hated them ever since.

[@unite4freedom185]

Too many people joining the RCR while the real Canadians stand and fight. Canada needs folks that refuse to give up their property and will fight for everything their ancestors have built and fought for

[@marianhof9755]

None of these guys would have volunteered to go to war to overthrow Axis powers, would have just let them walk into Canada and then whined about how awful living under a dictatorship is. Canada needs those who believe in fight, not flight.

[@benallmark9671]

Lol. Good luck with that. Everybody’s too busy watching Netflix and starring at their phones

[@BbTenn]

Lucky for you that your ancestors chose the “flight” option or you wouldn’t be living in Canada now.

[@freeandhappy]

its hopeless. the party is over. get OUT

[@unite4freedom185]

@@freeandhappy blahhh ! RCR

[@KielerInKanada]

You find out a lot about a country when you experience their health care system, regardless of your age. Ask yourself "If I get really sick in this country how will I get treated and what will it cost me?" This should be "one" of top items in the check list when choosing another country.

[@IStayTrueToI]

BINGO

[@brendavegeta2457]

You still beleive that doctors are there to help you??????

[@carolinecavalcante5778]

The question u should really be asking yourself is this country going to make me sick faster and reduce the quality of my life so badly and how soon will I need medical care because of it?

[@noname2031-w5r]

BRO IRALAND ARE YOU KIDDING ME , you SAY THE WRONG THING YOU GOING TO JAIL BRO!

[@DirtyDog995]

Yup Ireland is becoming a 3rd world s$%ithole

[@jasperalberts7647]

Will be interesting to see to what degree the Republic of Ireland mimics the UK descent into NWO status.

[@erincaitlin1655]

Duh !! 1. It's spelt IRELAND ! 2. Get help ! 🤡🤯

[@redsunsmr284]

Canadian born and this isn't the Canada i grew up in. I wish i could just pack up, sell the farm, and go elsewhere. It's hard when you have young small children.

[@DirtyDog995]

Best to just squat at 24 Sussex Drive

[@nerther7625]

wouldn't it be a blast if hundreds of thousands of people squatted at 24 Sussex Drive.?

[@AVPVP]

Justin isn't there, though.

[@DirtyDog995]

@@AVPVPeven better

[@danadana6759]

21:00 is GOLD! "this election is the most important election in history" When will people WAKE UP?! Voting is a complete joke and wastes OUR energy and power.

[@donaldoutterson3071]

Notice that all of the Commonweath countries are in "managed decline." Move where the WEF does not rule for a positive future. I loved Canada as a child. Everyone else misses Canada too!

[@goldguilder9554]

Most parts of the UK are cheaper than in Canada for real estate.

[@marlajacques6947]

I’ve been quietly scheming an escape while watching Andrew for yrs! Love him

[@Carhawlin]

For those of us who grew up in canada, but missed out on buying a house, or buying into the "real estate stock exchange", if youre over 40, the chances of ever owning a house are pretty small unless you receive an inheritance. Basically, you need to face a new reality. You will be working 40+ hrs per week just to afford to exist, for the rest of your life, until you die.

[@Donniewearstomford]

I'm just gonna drink and get high to deal with this new reality. I plan on moving the caribbean I've been saving up to buy land and then build a modest home and live like moondog (matthew McConaughey)

[@kristinavb4398]

Well, having inheritance is a must to purchase home everywhere you live nowadays

[@bucharin666]

Think about this: people have been coming to Canada for decades in search of a better life. The same people can move somewhere else. I moved, my friend moved, I am glad I did. I asked at the shipping company that moved my car and two containers of stuff - their business is booming. It simply does not make sense to be paying these taxes, these rents and if lucky - mortgages. And the car insurance. Canada I grew up in is gone and now so is me. The obvious prime choice is US but I moved to Europe to a non-English speaking country. This country needs me and other expats. 4 weeks of paid vacation time to greet me. Good luck with the people who are coming now.

[@YoungNCrazy]

Hi, which european country did you choose? Thank you

[@bucharin666]

@@YoungNCrazy Switzerland. And I met other Canadians here which surprised me a lot. We are not even in the french speaking canton.

[@joelcollins5586]

Malaysia and Thailand... Very simple 4x your money and better everything mostly. Lower crime

[@tatoforever]

When all the rich people, that means corporations, politicians, etc realize there's no people in this country to enrich their pockets, it will be too late to save Canada. No amount of immigration can save Canada. One Canadian leaving can't be replaced with an immigrant. The reason is that the immigrant requires a lot of time to be ready for the job market. Meanwhile Canadians leaving are already working in their new places... I'm moving to somewhere where I can buy a home for my family... Bye bye Cadena!

[@leonardmccannon3136]

A little too much of me me me to hold my attention. It’s nice I guess to be so enamoured with one’s own opinions, views, and lifestyle - bit it becomes really tiresome in a hurry. I could only stand about 8 minutes worth of that before I lost patience.

[@generousbitcoinbillionaire]

You're prob just stupid

[@randysalerno6274]

although I like the concept, not a fan of the guest

[@marianhof9755]

2 guys with no integrity, patriotism or morality. Sadly those born after 1970 seem to be focused solely on what they can get, never what they can give!

[@BbTenn]

I found the whole thing fascinating, and I liked both gentlemen. Very interesting and informative.

[@freeandhappy]

maybe triggered cause scared to leave?

[@sammunday29]

We left two years ago.

[@Anthony-cl1ck]

Go where you're treated best. Love that motto

[@gennadysade2071]

I'm retiring and moving out of this "nice" country, named canada. How it was mentioned by someone: three stars hotel for five stars price. Enough is enough to feed extremely hungry government...

[@dpledoone]

I subscribe to both of your channels and was happy to see the discussion. A Canadian-specific episode on leaving 🇨🇦 would be great. Thank you

[@nastythomashobbs]

Currently in Vietnam. Looking to see if I could retire in South East Asia. The Philippines is too dirty and poverty ridden. Thailand is nice. Vietnam is also nice. Going to Kuala Lumpur next week. Really cheap and nice looking Airbnb’s there.

[@thebigleone1066]

I’m finishing up work in the U.S. and was thinking of returning to Canada to retire. I’m not coming until Trudeau is long gone. Even then it will take a long time to fix the damage, if it can be fixed.

[@SarcasticLittlePrick]

I live in both countries. But I DO personally prefer canada 🇨🇦.

[@marilynhaley7033]

Sure if you like high taxes, housing prices through the roof same with renting and crime in some parts of canada .

[@mariofazioli7534]

I am a patriot, i just do not move because, Now, things are not what i envisioned for our future. I still believe in CANADA. Just fix The central elected politicians that know how to govern by love of country.GOD BLESS CANADA

[@freeandhappy]

you cant vote your way our sir. canada is utterly doomed

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

Im Mexican- American and I remember talking to people from Canada ... they had so much pride in their Country ... hows that pride working out for yall now?😂

[@Brian-kl1zu]

"Yall"? Is that a Mexican thing?

[@jayd6098]

Have you applied your refugee status yet?

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

@@jayd6098 lol. We've been here longer than you

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

@@Brian-kl1zu depends where you live...

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

@@Brian-kl1zu boy , you are really Canadian

[@jesseajustsoyouknow3083]

Before going anywhere check their affiliation with orgs like WEF, UN, UNESCO, WHO, etc. If that country is involved you may as well stay in Canada.

[@freeandhappy]

not true. it is about compliance. canadians are sheep and all in - other places they simply wont comply

[@Curlyblonde]

More important to check their crime rates, government stability, and frequency of hurricanes, flooding, earthquakes.

[@truthteller6743]

My family is heading to Central and South America. Looking at Nicaragua and Paraguay. Low cost of living.

[@mariadavis3797]

Both countries are the pits. Do proper research.

[@mtrest4]

For retirement? How would you make a living.

[@truthteller6743]

@@mtrest4 My wife works online. We own a Triplex rental mortgage free and I have about $500 a month coming in with Dividend income from my non-registered investments.

[@darrenjerome6701]

Two of today’s most insightful KZbinrs. Such a great conversation to listen in on.

[@faustairtomo5562]

I'm working towards leaving Canada

[@marg3153]

I'm towards leaving the US for Canada.

[@gcruishank9663]

Ireland?? It's the woke, WEF capital of the world! Last place I would go to now.

[@shanekenny9082]

More woke and wef'y than Canada ? Impossible

[@sean367]

​@shanekenny9082 the Irish want to leave Ireland

[@iaminevitable6791]

*I personally know of 3 different unrelated couples who since 2022 sold their homes and belongings in Canada 🇨🇦(nee Trudeau-castro's peoples republic of communist New-Chinada🇨🇳) and moved to South America and the Dominican Republic🇩🇴*

[@freeandhappy]

us!!!!!

[@lulabloom4636]

Andrew is great, I watch his channel a lot. Thanks for doing this interview, it's mind expanding...would love to go to the conference in Kuala Lumpur. I'm from Canada and am looking to see some more of this amazing world

[@robb2959]

Gta is too expensive , house purchase and mortgage is a trap with the current values . 1 million plus interest is not doable for most .

[@RunnerNinja]

You've been killing it with these collabs, Luke - keep up the great content!

[@linserwayne1587]

As a Canadian, I've been an activist and leftist all my life (not the current fake Liberal/left hawkish brand that exists currently) and the most activist thing I have ever done is withdrawing my economic participation from this aggressive interventionist state. If I dont agree with the on-going policies of a given state, why would I PAY them literally HALF of everything I make?

[@josiah5776]

I am leaving the US in a few weeks. Cannot change my citizenship as all my pensions are tied to being an American ... but you do what you can to to live someplace where you are treated better.

[@malkeitkaur3046]

Move to Canada.

[@josiah5776]

@@malkeitkaur3046 Thank you, but no thanks. 😆

[@hasanjamil3969]

Countries are businesses (albeit more corrupt) just like other businesses. Treat them as such.

[@Mark-fh5lp]

My native Iraq is better than Canada. I am so happy I have my Iraqi passport, going back home. Canada is a dump. And I used to be a military officer here in the RCN.

[@marg3153]

Enjoy your life there!

[@jeromewong5575]

Way to go Andrew! So glad to see you here still helping people find places, where they are 'treated best!'

[@hbbstn]

Omg I watch you both every week 💥

[@Philip_Chong]

I am fortunate to be from Malaysia and am currently staying in Calgary. Canada is not what it used to be, and I have decided to leave Canada soon (in a couple of years). Thanks to Liberal party.

[@RyanLangmuir]

Ill definitely in the coming years look south to the states

[@asmith8947]

Except the time to leave is right now.

[@RyanLangmuir]

@@asmith8947 cant afford to :(

[@creativeminds9982]

@@RyanLangmuir same.. it costs money. People say "just move" like its so easy.

[@mtrest4]

​@@creativeminds9982 You'd need a visa too. It ain't an open door 🚪 policy to the south.

[@greatchalla3799]

@@mtrest4Yup…..never mind the hair cut you’ll get, when you exchange Canadian dollars for U.S….💰💰……mind you it’s easy to disappear in the U.S if your set up the right way.

[@hakeemt929]

It is not a big deal.People leave for all countries for different reasons. No country is perfect but some better than others. A lot of times, people are just thankless regardless of what they have. I blame brutal capitslism and real estate mafia the main factor

[@eugeneprice9004]

Canadians marooned in Canada

[@samanthathompson9812]

Trapped

[@CrotchCrickets]

TEXAS

[@Enzo_369]

My personal choice would be Italy, Greece or Cyprus

[@mtrest4]

Those countries will be the first to crash economically. Heavily in debt and in decline.

[@Enzo_369]

Italy is G7. But the other two yes

[@brendavegeta2457]

@@mtrest4 The whole world will crash economically soon; it will be time of canibalism where evere you are. The end of our civilization like the many civilizations ended before ours.

[@hungariannerd8445]

It would be nice to hear advice for average Canadians. This episode is just a super successful dude who has a lot of freedom and money talking about how awesome his life is because he can live wherever he wants and do his businesses wherever he wants. This doesn’t really give any insight on where the average Canadian can move to.