The REAL Reason We Left Tanzania (but still have investments there)

Welcome back to the channel fam! This is the REAL reason we left Tanzania. I’m so thankful we had the notion to become Digital Nomads before we came to Africa. This life is truly fruitful and giving all the diversification we need to live a wonderful life with our family of seven.
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[@Mima-cl2im]

A lot of people are running away from Tanzania Samia government. If you are corrupt and a thief, your business will thrive, because Tanzania is governed by cartels and thieves. Guess what they want to give the president more 5 years. It is a torture to many Tanzanian.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Mima-cl2im Wow. We’ve seen this to be true recently. Mungu have mercy on the people. I understand why many are leaving.

[@jennytugara9470]

Is very sad if the country crying for investors and when they get there this is how they get treated!!!!!!

[@FeddiNation]

When looking at my entire life in America I’ve never seen so many black people with their own business and nowhere near the red tape u will find in America. For the ten years beings here almost all the people I know personally with a business are still thriving. To each his own

[@DevonahBlackwellT.I.]

I knew once they offed Magafuli.& Installed her things were going to change for the worse.

[@taharka3897]

@@JourneyWithUsFinancesI told you guys a year ago that Tanzania is not a place for black Americans and other black people from the west and you guys ignored me. It seems like you came to your senses. The best place for AA is west Africa where our ancestors came from especially Nigeria. Good luck wherever you move to.

[@BantuLisa]

I've been here in Tanzania for 2 months. I'm approved for a class C retiree residence permit yet still waiting for my ID. I had to pay for a visitor's visa on arrival in spite of my prior approval. Dealing with immigration is a pain so having to deal with them x7 is ridiculous! Otherwise, my time here has been amazing! I'm boarding with a wonderful Tanzanian retired couple. They are "empty nesters" and their home is large and lovely. "Be free" said my hostess lol! I am keeping Shabbat with a group of 4 who invited me into their circle. I met a few "messy" diasporans and now see why my new found circle keep to themseves! I rather interact with the locals. The cost of living is mind boggling after dealing with inflation in America. I love living near the beach. TMH is taking care of me and I trust Him to take me to the next level here on the continent❣️

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@BantuLisa YES! They have amazing retiree visas! We know of multiple people who received them🌺

[@rhondahg5865]

@BantuLisa Thank you! Celeste here. I will reach out soon.

[@DestinationSokeye]

He’s speaking those up next to children into existence. Y’all gonna be a family of nine

[@fredericaanderson4140]

@@BantuLisa yes enjoy yourself. I am also retired and have been there and was deciding to move there. But what stopped me was yes you can get a retirement visa, but if your children are over 18 that won’t happen for them and then here comes the business visa and this is the one that really cracked me up after you get the business visa you have to apply for a permit to work in your business. so you know saying if my children and grandchildren are not welcome leave am I. I chose SOUTH AFRICA praise to the most high that I did. Because I have acquired 30 acres for under $10000 and I have the deed and title in my name! not like in Tanzania where you have to have of the Tanzanians on your title

[@fredericaanderson4140]

@@BantuLisa a lot of of us are retired, but I will not choose between a country and my family when you put stipulations on my family saying they have to get business permits. It’s a note for me. no I’ve been there

[@SisHattie]

I lived in Liberia for 16 years. I always had a Liberian who would intercede and interact with these people for me. It saved a lot of anguish and frustration. This is actually the best way to live in these countries. My guy was also able to talk these people down. Also, because, I was giving back to the community, hiring Liberians, running an after school program, the citizens around me would tell them "Don't bother her, she is good." It is crucial to establish to establish real relationships with the citizens. It is not easy to do, but it must be done. Most communities have community leaders. Start there.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

We did that. Had a team of four different locals, who are attorneys and village people. They don’t have rule over government offices in TZ. They became too afraid to soeak up and distanced themselves. One did right ruling and helped us. Her name is Faith ironically. Also, look into the recent News in TZ. It has changed for the worse.

[@SisHattie]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances It is understood. I'm sorry it worked out the way it did.

[@UkesBaha]

Yes, but the sad part is that you need such community back up against the preying Hiyenas :( And even they cannot help you if you succeed, improve, and get noticed!

[@asubuhijua5351]

Excellent. Those few of us who are African centered appreciate t’ you the modern day pioneers clearing out a path for the rest of us through your personal sacrifices. Thank you.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@asubuhijua5351 You are welcome!

[@violetcarroll4930]

Oh gosh, this is really sad, I have been inspired by your time here in Tanzania, it is heart breaking to see and hear the challenges Diasporas face here in Tanzania. So sorry

[@elianatefillati6058]

I'm so happy to see families waking up to their power of going where they are celebrated. Many fled to TZ because of Magufuli, but your 1st stop doesn't mean it has to be or that it even was SUPPOSED to be your last stop. When you are persecuted in one city flee to another. Matthew 10:23

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

FACTS! That’s the Word! We’re grateful to be pilgrims enjoying this marvelous earth 🌍

[@Working4God]

Family! That’s a whole word for me! Flee to the next! So be it!

[@flourishing_wilderness6072]

As a tanzanian and a small business entrepreneur, what you said is true about paying taxes. I had to change location of my small store from where it was to a municipal market area just to avoid certain taxes.

[@FeddiNation]

You gonna have to play the game wherever you go. I been in Tz 10 years and don’t plan on running nowhere. I learned how to play the game

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@FeddiNation That’s good. We’re digital nomads so we will continue world schooling and traveling slowly 🌍👩‍🎓

[@lboogy85]

What's the game?

[@barbudo12]

​@@lboogy85Paying bribes to corrupt officials every step of the way!

[@mubitamaombe8437]

​@@lboogy85😂😂😂😂😂

[@saudiaspratt1954]

Me and hubby are seniors, and we appreciate all that you're doing to help Diaspora stay informed and help our transition. May TMH continue to increase your lives and guide your journey 🙏.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

You’re quite welcome. Stay blessed!

[@Cultural_Superpower92724]

Best wishes in your new country. You gave TZ a good run.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Thanks! Blessings to you too - abundantly!

[@YenkoAfrica]

Excellent points! I can relate. Thank you for sharing and for encouraging diversifying our African options.✌🏾💖🙏🏽✊🏾

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@YenkoAfrica You’re welcome fam!

[@YenkoAfrica]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances My Pleasure family. 🙏🏽💖🙏🏽

[@leevanthompson3838]

I understand what you're saying we also have a similar problem in Ghana

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

That’s what I hear

[@Bill-n7o]

Ĺ❤ve the authencity of the intro. Had o subscribe. God bless you and family and long live the spirit of John Pombe Magafuli.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Thanks fam! Authenticity is the best way to converge and share information. Long live our late leader Magafuli ❤️ I am confident He is in heaven no longer dealing with the treachery of this world.

[@Bill-n7o]

@JourneyWithUsMoveToAfrica You guys probably already know that we are a people without a land whether in the West or the East. NO ONE LIKE US ON THE PLANET. It is all prophesy. We are God's own. ...Peace.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Bill-n7o Truth! Pilgrims in the earth enjoying this creation for a time. Blessings!

[@Victoria-qk3mu]

“Every Opposition has its Opportunity” Praise Yah so glad yall have a positive perspective. Shalom hope to meet yall one day Yah willing ❤

[@UkesBaha]

Good on you for moving on!

[@leejaved4183]

Thank you for this valuable information

[@samniza9015]

I am glad you can see for yourself. i pray that God keep you safe wherever you go.

[@Solosoul24]

Shalom fam, Thank you for this video! This is our reality as diaspora & you both have the real experience & real genuine testimonies! Favor from the Most High Yahuah is truly everywhere the real followers of Yah are. 🤲🏾 Our mindset should be always to uplift & encourage! You both have stayed true & locked in on that! 👏🏾

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Solosoul24 Thanks fam! That’s the whole goal!

[@robertjordon5782]

Thank you For the info!

[@Sonnydazze]

Thanks 😊 for ALL you do!

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Sonnydazze You’re so welcome 🌺

[@antowalk]

well said journey with us about the power trip

[@diasporaconnecttanzania3521]

Great video and great info! So accurate! Thank you!

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Karibu dada!

[@UkesBaha]

Brother, its not like America, in States, at least if you can afford a good advocate, you can sue and win compensation. And many people have managed to ignore the corrupt officials who are scattered and not like Africa being everywhere in different uniforms :(

[@bfox3549]

Very informative: I’m currently here in Tanzania. I came to invest in mining, it’s over a year now and the business hasn’t started. Why? Bureaucracy, bureaucracy*10.🤦🏾‍♂️ Almost every office you go in they’ll delay you bse they want money. Immigration is the worse, Brela, getting other permits… I’m going back to Australia end of this year if nothing changes

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@bfox3549 Facts. Dealt with it for three years. Smh. Be blessed on your journey either way,

[@bfox3549]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances thank you. I hate to see Tanzania govt officials going abroad looking for investors: but when you come here you realize there’s no seriousness at all

[@400poh9]

Thank you for explaining the truth. After the former President deceased the country seemed to go backwards. This was a country that I had considered, but the character of the government became questionable. Tanzania has beautiful people and is a lovely place, but not for me to heavily invest in at this time.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Exactly. I’m hopeful things will change in the future. For now, it’s a nice vacation spot. Not a long term sustainability spot.

[@bfox3549]

You guys are being polite. Just say it bluntly that what govt officials want in Tanzania is corruption. That’s all Very very frustrating

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Yep, that’s it.

[@billygoat300]

Blessings ❤

[@Winstonfying]

I’m from Tanzania, I really feel sorry for you guys. And yes those are things which really hold back Tanzanians when it comes to do business. We have everything but no integrity. A lot of selfish leaders. What country did you guys moved to? I’m thinking of moving too.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Winstonfying We moved to the Southern Africa region. Check out the least corrupt countries list in Africa. We’ve met Tanzanians, South Africans and Nigerians here in the new country.

[@Winstonfying]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances ooh that’s nice. Will have a look into it. I live in America but would like when I get back to Africa to live with my family out of Tanzania.Did you learn some swahili on your stay in Tanzania? Ahsante sana 🙏

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Winstonfying Ndio. Swahili safi sana. Our children speak it fluently. That is one thing we miss - the language. I’m confident they’ll remember though.

[@fredericaanderson4140]

Shalom I was heading to move to Tanzania in 2019 but when I started talking to lawyers there, I knew that transition was not gonna be good. You can’t only land unless Tanzania is part ownership of that land. You have to have a business if you’re not retirement age, then you have to get a business license to work into your business but what pissed me off the most was the African-Americans, screaming, and hollering leading people there knew these problems were there, but as I was taught was done, the dark will come to the light now it’s in the light I will stay my South Africa the most has made for me to purchase 30 acres under $8000 the South African ain’t paying no damn attention down here. I’ve been to Ghana. I’ve been to Rwanda. I’ve been to Tanzania and it’s all problems in these places of the lions, cheating, scamming and scamming.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@fredericaanderson4140 True. They drag you on for a while. It’s all a mind game. Get you tired of going back and forth so you’ll give the institution $$$$. Empty promises.

[@keagleeagle821]

As Tanzanian I have seen people misleading others about land laws and i often told them to go read the laws for themselves. Even if you cut corners one day it will backfire. According to Tanzania Land laws foreigner can't own land for resident but can only be allocated land for business.

[@ricejordan]

​@hassshoban8206 Whats so fn funny ? Grow tha f up

[@fredericaanderson4140]

@@hassshoban8206 I seen that video before I came here, but we all know that when you are in someone else’s land the same as in United States in which you have to have your green card on you at all times when he put his information in for his extension down here in South Africa he should have had his paperwork in his car or in his wallet is a isolated incident but the one thing I can say for a true known fact, none of us has purchased land or purchased homes and it came with the okey-dokey along with it and I have lived in Ghana. I have been to Rwanda and I have been to Tanzania I’m here in South Africa. This is where I’m going to stay out of wicked Babylon. We need a piece of mind and I have had Peace since I’ve been here.

[@fredericaanderson4140]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances may the most high keep and guide and protect you and your family until the gathering

[@gottimaranzano9409]

Tanzania will be quick to give business permits to Arabs and Indians.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Smh. 🕊️

[@Jazzmarcel]

Oh yeah!.......then they were nder why more and more native people will have to flee!

[@our10picks18]

Navigating around Tanzania’s policies towards foreigners and investments is just a hustle! The system there is frustrating to say the least! 😏 And it’s thanks to those policies that Tanzania’s development and progress has been held back for decades! But worry no more folks coz you’ve got Kenya 🇰🇪 next door where everything works and flows pretty smoothly as long as you follow the due process (or if you know people who know people 🙃)

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@our10picks18 Yesss! Facts. Kenya is high on the list.

[@utopolo543]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Be used to Kenyans...You will be even scammed more there. They are good in bashing other African Countries but Kenya also is a total mess run by cartels and less safe. We warn you. Kenya is just good on the internet but on the ground you will remember Tanzania.

[@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct]

You must be Kenyan...lol

[@utopolo543]

@@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct yes he is a kenyan... They have the weirdest behaviors in this world.... Imagine living with such a neighbor or is your workmate... He can even kill you for his personal gains... Is talking of kenya as if it is a perfect country... While it is worse...run by a group of cartels with corruption at its best... Ok just listen to Kenyans on the media and shift to Kenya... Am sure after a month you will remember Tanzania...

[@keagleeagle821]

​@@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct Yes he is Kenyan. 😅😅They don't know these Land laws protect us Citizens

[@learningmisso]

Informative

[@UkesBaha]

Sister, their education is not better just because of their history lessons! Look at their graduates, look at their government and salaries, look at things to judge their education system which you say doesn't allow home schooling!!!

[@Jazzmarcel]

Like that intro!.........😂👍🏾

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Jazzmarcel 🙂😆🫢

[@THEOBJECTIVEPERSPECTIVE]

Will we ever live to see the day our best leaders stop getting assassinated? SMH. R.I.P Pombe.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

I know 😔 Still makes me sad to this day. May His legacy live on.

[@NsajigoSamsokwa-zf1jw]

very insightful, Tanzania bureaucracy and its child red tape corruption exposed, one thing you have learned, the hard way, bitter truth, corruption culture frustrates not only black diaspora but even enterprising natives Tanzanians who wants to invest here... very positive of you to decide to go try other African country instead, to try make your African dream come true...when one African door close surely another should open...

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@NsajigoSamsokwa-zf1jw True! Thanks for this comment fam!

[@samniza9015]

I am from Tanzania and I totally understand you guys, even myself as a Diaspora I find the system after Maguful very unsettling.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@samniza9015 For sure. The good thing is nothing stays the same forever. Perhaps it will change in coming years.

[@MrMasaAsele]

Come to Botswana. I would love to meet and network with your family. You are such a perfect example of personal sacrifice to the rest of the black family back in America

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@MrMasaAsele We may visit on vacation. We’re not too far away.

[@MrMasaAsele]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Amen

[@Lunar_el]

Definitely a sacrifice

[@Benedir]

Have Botswana people changed?I m not generalizing but they were anti foreigners in 2000

[@MrMasaAsele]

@@Benedir Many have not changed of course. They have this general feeling that foreigners are looters and scammers. I think it's because of the narrative that was pushed into our brains by our colonial handlers. Black on black kind of xenophobia. But I am obsessed with the offspring of the formerly enslaved blacks. Your story is that of tenacity and defiance of all odds. I am not anti no one under the face of the sun

[@BantuLisa]

Keep speaking those 7 children into existence 😂

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

The struggle 😭😭😭🤣

[@Worldtraveler1984]

Plenty of peace here in Ghana 🇬🇭 and it’s a large community of African Americans here.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

For sure! It looks stunning!

[@TheChariot99]

Ghana is too expensive and the locals don’t like using their brains. Aka lack of critical thinking is rampant ! People are running away from Ghana, Big brands have left Ghana. Sorry but a country that makes sense for business and moves fast is Kenya. It’s modern and they don’t bull sht. In kenya you can buy land in a day. Ghana is too backwards.

[@barbudo12]

Plenty of bureaucracy and thievery and extortion from officials too!Syarts from high-up i Ghana!Shameless.

[@HH-zx2lq]

Ghana is full of corruption

[@dancestepper]

the best place for Digital Nomad's to live is Asia look at Thailand and Malaysia has 1 year Digital Nomad Visa

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@dancestepper Yes, that’s true. We saw that.

[@Doctorbiz1958]

Hello may father Yah forever bless you, watch & keep his protection over you and your amazing family! We too understand, what you are going thru, as are having to face similar sick or evil tasks, that continue to try and discourage or place dought in our our minds! Please stay focused & your faith will always show up, in the spirit of your children! Trust me, it will open up so much, that you we be overcome by how it encourages you both! You young people are such a pleasing to us, yes you cannot know how much we plan to bless and stay in touch, once we are done & prepared! We have learned to be very careful, so keep us in your prayers!

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Selah! Be blessed fam! And yes. You are in our prayers.

[@loreneallen9271]

My spirit was directing me to go to Tanzania before President Magufuli was un-alived . Yah has yet to direct me to another area.

[@UkesBaha]

Yes, a very sad situation when you get surrounded by hyenas assigned as officials who are constantly looking for their prey :(

[@cregperkins5857]

Uganda, not for me, I have lived in all, Uganda is too corrupt, and traffic in Uganda is so much, Kenya is a bit better but has its own challenges, I still prefer Tanzania, I home schooled my son and it was fine in Tanzania I worked with US Home-school system my son graduated and returned to US for college

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

That’s good! We appreciate you sharing your experience ✨

[@micesir1243]

Tz is no joke

[@KayakZ]

Thanks for the content. Do you think a person will still have these issues if we pay the $250K for citizenship in Tanzania?

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@KayakZ I would hope not. But I have heard stories of people doing the Fumba Town investment and not getting the residence permit.

[@ibbyikh1788]

I understand the challenge you faced, but the immigration issue it’s very complicated issues all over the world, including in States, they are some people living in States for over thirty years they work, they have children in U,S and they pay taxes but they don’t issue them legal documentation

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

True! That’s why it’s best to find countries with favorable immigration 🌸🕊️

[@leonardlomayanigideon2060]

So sorry guys,I have to tell you,the best way forward is how to help this corruption sickness.This is your continent of origin.Each country on Earth have its own challenges for strangers,some worse than others.Thank you

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

❤️

[@mauriohenson1540]

I read that Ruwanda is a good place to do business.

[@VaselineV]

im from EA but i live in California now. You aint lying about African police harassment/corruption n bribery. It happens to locals ad well.

[@keagleeagle821]

Things are less confusing if you read laws in official websites.

[@ubuntu6929]

its not that easy. try to find an official Tanzanian website with active rules on processes. then try to do them in real life. its not like here where you can register a business online, they tell you all the documents you need before hand. its very different and kinda chaotic

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

For everybody saying Kenya, and Nairobi is my favorite city in the world. They are too agreeable to western or northern agendas. Thats how I ended up in Tz to begin with. They were closed when I moved to Tz. There is some big brother 1984 ish going on there, such as social experiments. Its a cool place for singles to visit but raising a family? I would rather not.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Wow. That is something! 1984 type stuff. Strange.

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Yep. They are lockstep with citizens getting strange vax. Super tight security everywhere. Facial recognition scanners to board airplanes. And the list goes on.

[@kcchristop]

I know americans who moved from Tanzania to uganda and it was easy for them !!

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

I’d like to visit Uganda just to see those cabins by the Lake. I haven’t been yet but maybe one day. We also look at success in numbers.

[@kcchristop]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances absolutely!

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

Dont believe that. I moved to Tz in 2022. My wife is Tz. We are catching hell.

[@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct]

I am a Tanzanian , i agree with some of the things written here about Tanzania are true , the systems and process to get citizenship is difficult and this has be made so to prevent abuse ,unfortunately it seems not to work smoothly , i have no problem with land policy in Tanzania, as a citizen i can own land any area i want provided i have the means , what Tanzania wants to avoid is land being confiscated by few rich people like our neighbors in the North(Kenya),very few families own the entire Kenya , For foreigners you need to have a business , your business Registered in Tanzania will own the land , and you will own the business , you will be given 33 years or 66 years or 99 years lease, you will pay taxes on your land, just like in America or Kenya.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

True. I do see those laws protect the citizens. Many foreign Europeans try and dominate everything. We have witnessed it in Pangani, Tanzania. Blessings fam!

[@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances I do not think you understand how huge Tanzania is , since you an American i will give a good comparison , Tanzania is 13th largest country in Africa , and is 1.36 times larger than Texas , so you guys have seen just a little bit of Tanzania not the entire thing...AND it takes 24 hours to cross the country from Mtwara in the south to Musoma in the North by Bus....Now are you telling me these few Europeans Dominate everything, that is simply not true , there are African men and women who own good and successful businesses you just have not met them...besides who would believe there are 500k Homeless people in the US , the country is so rich why do they have poverty ?..you need to understand Tanzania has its 6th president since independence , this is a young country.

[@utopolo543]

​@@SeetheWorldIn360degreesWhat has said is true... Most kenyan land is owned by few individuals... Just why many Kenyans still live in slums up to Today.. there is no place for them to buy land just like citizens of Tanzania.. where anyone can buy land and sometimes The government provides land to people especially those people who live in Hazard areas... Eg Tanzanians who experienced mudslide in Manyara, people who lived in Msimbazi river etc... they were provided with new land

[@thedolamitechannel2756]

@@SeetheWorldIn360degrees Kenya is a landless squatters society

[@thedolamitechannel2756]

@@utopolo543 yes indeed Kenyatta and white settlers own 80%of the land in Kenya

[@jmwalimtzafrica3791]

Give support you friend

[@MohamedAli-ly7jo]

Four years ago i have asked you if you have been to KENYA 🤔🤔🤔

[@MohamedAli-ly7jo]

I hope you will make a good move this time😁

[@tanyaparker-callsign.kk7ic238]

The taxes sound like what the US government should be doing and used to do with the rich taxed more and the money comes back to them through saving taxes by having employees and the community supporting and buying more into the business. When the business meets the needs. Great information sharing…god bless families.

[@ubuntu6929]

exactly. a thing I see sometimes is AA go to Africa and start out with the opportunities in abundance. very true! then they become successful and or gain attention and the govt comes for them and they get nervous. Although I do understand many or all govt can be currrupt and demand things with no promises that the demands will stop. and thats a problem! Also though, we get used to making money tax free! and want to keep it that way. but your country of choice is a country that needs money to be that way! and they arent even 5% as wealthy as the US or UK. Think about how much money you have made in that country.. then 8k as your taxes... 8k a year is FAR FAR better than 40% of your money off top like here in the US. Get a lawyer, talk it out with them. keep your reciepts and pay the dang money! Many people started out in TZ getting a student visa, not even going to school. thats fraud! and they know but are counting on nobody checking. so first entering the country you supposedly love, you cheat to even get an immigration status? Not saying this is what this family have done. just saying to those who have. having peace is doing what is right from jump! give unto ceasar what is cesar. not enjoy what ceasar provides and take all you can. then get mad when govt wants their cut.

[@lilacer6841]

Tanzania immigration is difficult. You have to leave every 90 days and come back

[@jaeeluv]

Yeah, that's too much. Ain't nobody got time 4 all that. Make it make sense.

[@keagleeagle821]

Yeah just like some other countries. Thats how we get 90 days fiancee tv show😂

[@yo-a]

That’s only if you come on a tourism visa. You can’t stay as a resident on a tourists visa anywhere in the world, Tanzania included. People need to stop trying to live as residents on tourists visa - you need to get a residents permit.

[@trailblazersish]

Blessings family! You guys are from Columbus thats awesome we're from Cleveland, Ohio and are planning to relocate to South Africa! Shalom and blessings to you

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Awesome fam!! Shalom shalom! Enjoy your journey and be blessed and prosperous going in and out! 😎

[@UGCshakinahstouch]

Where did you guys move too, people need to have real recourses like ways to stay in the country easier; we don’t need exact location but where people can go- they can still fail trying to people have kids and money that they saved up and most people want to stay in Africa

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

We moved to a country on the list of LEAST CORRUPT African counties list. Google it, you’ll be in for a sweet surprise 😊

[@jimmiebazz2586]

Like and subscribe show your love...

[@jameswestbrook5709]

which country are you in right now?

[@lboogy85]

Funny cause I said a few days ago you guys were gonna leave. It's an Exodus, not by our own doing, but by Yahs, and that's why I had to come back

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Yeah, we left last winter.

[@gracesupiya5014]

Zimbabwe

[@meganhess9531]

I was born in South Africa that’s the most developed country in Africa. I prefer to do business and buy property in the USA because Africa takes too much money, no tax incentives on business as well as property. How are you suppose to build wealth this way if you getting charged 30% tax on your property??? You can’t even take anyone to court….. Africa will sell you out to the highest bidder, and even then, the highest bidder can get fucked!

[@meganhess9531]

I was born in South Africa that’s the most developed country in Africa. I prefer to do business and buy property in the USA because Africa takes too much money, no tax incentives on business as well as property. How are you suppose to build wealth this way if you getting charged 30% tax on your property??? You can’t even take anyone to court….. I’ve learned my lesson in SA. It really makes no sense for Americans to leave for a 3rd world corrupt system. Africa will sell you to the highest bidder but eventually the highest bidder gets fucked too. I’ve seen too much shit happen in my 33 years of living in Africa. Even though I had to start all over in the USA, I’m so much more at peace now and don’t have to look behind my shoulder, when another gun is being pointed at me.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Wooooowww. Thanks for sharing this experience. 30% property tax is crazy.

[@UkesBaha]

But where are you going to now? The first time I faced corruption was in Kenya and later I found out that Tanzania is no different!

[@i_n_w.i_n_w]

Only a few Southern African countries have large sugarcane plantations

[@antowalk]

if your child was born in Uganda or Kenya there would not have been an issue

[@citizenm9590]

You guys have you looked in to Ethiopia its literally the headquarters of Africa with large economy. I love you guys keep it postive and we need more AA in Africa to build out business

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Yes!! Would love to visit and make some strategic connections there.

[@Benedir]

Ethiopia will be same as tz both had socialism for long time And u can't fully own a big land for investment unless u r bill hate jeff or super rich​@JourneyWithUsMoveToAfrica

[@keagleeagle821]

​​@@BenedirEven if your Rich you can't fully own Land in Tanzania. Everyone is leasing even the citizens. The super rich get allocated land for investment. The Laws prevent the super rich from own Tz forever . Unfortunately it cuts both ways

[@Benedir]

@keagleeagle821 that's socialism same as Ethiopia It's nyerere,mengistu that introduced socialism It has its good!! I prefer capitalism Own my plots or land do anything

[@victorobi20]

Those sierra leonean eyes ...her Those Nigerian nose and forehead. .his

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Can’t hide the roots 🌱 😊👑

[@lilacer6841]

You have a baby born in Tanzania. Is she a citizen of Tanzania?

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@lilacer6841 Nope 😊

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Two babies born in TZ

[@Lunar_el]

And they don't consider them citizens of tan tan yeah definitely different rules

[@westcoastmediasolutions]

@@Lunar_elnobody does only the USA does that.

[@nassergabriel4778]

​@@westcoastmediasolutions .Unrestricted jus soli countries are not limited to the US; many nations in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as Canada, also offer this. In Europe, restricted jus soli countries have stricter policies, though it’s still possible to obtain citizenship. In much of post-colonial Africa, there is a cautious approach to granting rights to foreigners. This is evident in land ownership policies, where many countries only allow leasehold, often for up to 99 years, following the British common law system. In Ethiopia, my parents' home country, foreigners cannot even hold leasehold. The African Union and its member states should consider long-term strategies and establish clear visions for citizenship, land ownership, and permanent residency, especially for the African diaspora, (African Americans, African diaspora, Caribbeans, and other people of African Descent)

[@kingmaafa120]

Initially-4 yrs ago -I CHOSE TANZANIA 🇹🇿 because of what transpired worldwide 👍 everyday I thank the ancestors I did 👍 Oh and all things in 🇺🇸related to California 1955 😮 Now I’ve experienced pretty much the pro’s and cons about living there 😮 Complex to say the least😮 But all in all it is what it is -once I found one or two 🇹🇿I could trust ‘things became more manageable.. felt safe 😮 If things go south WELL it’s not like I haven’t had bad dealings in 🇺🇸as well 😮 though I never become complacent 👍 Be blessed Ase 🇹🇿🇺🇬❤️🐈‍⬛🦾🤐👍

[@kingmaafa120]

Proud of you all and the others esp ones with kids Stay in ❤️and 🦾🐈‍⬛

[@i_n_w.i_n_w]

Unfortunately, Kenya is not paradise. That is why you find Kenyans all over the world

[@ShastaLevi]

No country is paradise thats why you have all sorts of nationalities all over residing in different countries. Each country has its own hurdles. Thats why you will find americans, germans, japanese n so also immigrating to other countries coz of one reason or another .

[@UkesBaha]

And the money they demand depends on the corrupt official, his team, his boss, and you! The more desperate and weaker you are, the more you need to pay. The visiting visa is suppose to be free for Kenyans (eastern African countries) but they always demanded money for my Samburu wife! I end up ignoring them, and had to exit the country!

[@kongowea9903]

Will you be going to South Africa ? But don't say if you don't want people in your business.

[@mattiehunley4366]

Hello you two I hope things are better for you! Did you have to leave quickly? How about what you have created thus far and the children's friends ? Wow do they have an attorney sounds like you need one. That is why I suggested South Africa to you all , once I had been in South Africa for a while . South Africa is a soft landing from the USA. Where ever you go on the continent I suggest you have a local attorney or trusted legal advice. They know that you don't know you are American.!!!1

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Yes, we had an excellent attorney in Tanzania with the right strategic connections. We didn’t have to leave in a hurry. We strategized and decided to exit last winter. The country we are in now is similar to SA.

[@Benedir]

SA isn't safe country unless u r rich to live with the rich there

[@kabelothebe4350]

​@@Benedirwho told you that ?

[@HolidaysWeekends]

If you don't mind who's the attorney. I would like to talk to them ​@@JourneyWithUsFinances

[@harunkarinja8684]

is there a particular reason why you are gatekeeping on your current location? your videos are not helpful to people who want to make quick decisions about what to do and where to move.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@harunkarinja8684 Yeah. Peace is the reason.

[@jameskimani5414]

Come to kenya

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@jameskimani5414 Kenya looks wonderful and I love the new Digital Nomad visa they just launched.

[@mrskayler7669]

Good morning. I would like to schedule consultation. From you guys how can I contact you.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

[e-mail]

[@HH-zx2lq]

I wanted to go and live in Tanzania 🇹🇿, but ever since that Horrible Woman started to run the country. I decided to change my mind, because I know she was no good. It will only get worse under her Government.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@HH-zx2lq For sure. 1000% Thank Yah for foresight

[@utopolo543]

Bureaucracy is real just why there have been different demonstrations like Kariakoo businessmen shut down the whole market because of TRA (Tanzania Revenue Authority) even the president fired TRA main leader...We are Tanzanians, and we don't run to internet to bash the whole country, and we don't run...things will change and next year 2025 we change the governments.... movements have started already. And Mind you very few African countries are very straightforward.... Its better you go back to US....South Africa is a great choice for you but it is not safe....People here are mentioning kenya....but that country is very corrupt run by cartels at least for Tanzania.....Try Mauritius but they don't like black people...Good lack

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

I’m hopeful for a new future in TZ. Yes. We’ll try a nearby country. Tukopamoja ❤️

[@antony6799]

Come to Kenya, plenty of diasporas here plus the immigration is relatively easy

[@anubianakira9442]

🎬

[@riverniletv7273]

Hi Journey with Us, please try South Africa, or Botswana or any of the Southern African countries. I believe SA is the best to set a base in the motherland.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Yes it is! We are currently in the Southern Africa region 😊 It is vastly different.

[@riverniletv7273]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Great! I hope you are in touch with Dr. Tasha and Mark Blanton of The Real South Africa. Good lucky!!!

[@anthonykirk9174]

There are no other KZbin African Americans. That are talking about give us money to find out what country we are living in. How is that trying to help black people. Try and make a good decision about relocating to Africa. Do you guys realize how much prices have increased in the USA. Y"all talking all that black conscious talk. But, you guys are acting like greedy Shalom hustlers. Shalom, Shalom

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Okay. You don't have to know what country we're in. Peace.

[@Tsionschild]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances True, Journey, but who's chasing you? Who are you running from. This look isn't so good. Very suspicious and many of us out here are wondering why you're making people pay for your transparency. When you amass a following, you have a certain obligation to that following, so yes I think they do have a right to know what country you're in because only criminals need to hide that information. You got people interested and now you've flown the coup. Isn't that double mindedness? I actually like you guys, but you have become like charlatans with your emphasis on money. Almost everything you post seems to be masking some sort of extortion. I'm not feeling the love anymore.

[@normantshokotshela5290]

They are probably in Botswana. .

[@TheAdeJohn]

If you think America is bad, try Africa. As I've said before, the only country in Africa where someone from the Western world can live comfortably is South Africa, which has infrastructure comparable to the West. Living in any other African country is just enduring unnecessary hardship. While the cost of living in South Africa is higher than in other African nations, the problems mentioned in this video are not as widespread. However, no African country is free from these issues-they're just more pervasive in some than others. Ignore the xenophobia claims about South Africa; no other country in the world would tolerate the behaviors foreigners are engaging in there.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Agreed to an extent. There are a few more markets on the continent that are trying to come close to SA - but, yes. They have the ideal landscape for business, entertainment, and networking.

[@travelbruh77021]

SA has there own issues and racism,if I wan that stay in Ameirkkka..I'm in tanzania and been here since 2020 from texas and I'm doing good,yes I'm alone so I don't have there struggles there talking about as a family..there are correct things change since JPM passed and not in a good way,but I'm still at peace here and enjoy

[@stevenworld3364]

Spent 3 months in Tanzania and didn’t like the energy, don’t think they care for Black Americans but we are the most envied and disliked so it’s nothing new.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

True. Set your face as flint and keep it moving.

[@SilverButton-x9t]

I'm really curious to find out more from you as to what specifically has led you to the conclusion that Tanzanian's as a society do not like black Americans because as a Tanzanian I can assure you that you are absolutely wrong. I'm pretty certain that the Tanzanian society and for that matter all black African societies in the countries south of the Sahara desert regard black Americans as our long lost cousins and we feel really happy when we see you coming back to the continent that your ancestors walked on and lived in alongside our ancestors. Now are there individual Tanzanian's who might not like you as a individual? Sure. Just as I'm pretty sure there are individual black Americans in the US or for that matter even other individual black Americans in Tanzania itself who might not like you as an individual. Although I don't know anything about your experience in Tanzania one general thing I can also say is that there are certain mannerisms that are considered normal in the USA but which are sometimes disliked in Tanzania so while I'm not saying it applies to you its also possible you might have been unknowingly rubbing some people the wrong way if you ended up feeling like people didn't like you especially if you unknowingly made them feel patronized. Also you need to remember that whenever you meet a random person in Tanzania more often than not they will have zero clue about the challenges that black Americans face in the USA. They are far more likely to believe that black Americans are living the American dream as its portrayed in the media or even in the rap/hip hop/rnb music videos which might make them try to overcharge you for certain goods or services but when this happens it is purely because of economic reason not because of hate.

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

​@@SilverButton-x9t Ndugu. You sound well informed. However, I am married to a Tz Sister. With the exception of my mkwe, I am not liked here. I am not even accepted as a fellow Afrikan. They say that I am mzungu.

[@utopolo543]

Don't worry....Next year there is a general election. Things will change....

[@bryantint1339]

Burma is just like Babylon USA but poorer.

[@theafricanblogger]

Please move to Liberia or at least come visit us. Liberia is the only country where only black people can Own land. 😊❤

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

I know! We’re still South Eastern. We need to visit because my DNA goes back to Sierra Leone 🌍 They had paused the citizenship program so I’m waiting for them to do it again.

[@ubuntu6929]

do yall delete comments?

[@brightmwaipopo6370]

Tanzania is very beutiful place, but the courrupted goverment is making Tanzania a worst place to live

[@kevinlipps2817]

Seek out the places where you receive the best treatment. Numerous countries are available, and it is essential to move when your current situation is no longer advantageous or when superior opportunities arise elsewhere. A significant issue faced by numerous African nations is their adherence to communism and socialism, which results in increased state control. This situation complicates economic operations, prompting many individuals to engage in the black market. The issues of excessive regulation, superfluous procedures, protectionist policies, and corruption undermine business autonomy, leading individuals to refrain from investing in the nation.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@kevinlipps2817 That makes sense.

[@Chasidy-v3o]

I enjoy the Middle East.

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Happy to hear it 🦋🦋

[@Benedir]

U should consider settling in Nairobi or in outskirt of it like juja,kitengela!!homeschooling is accepted there Whether by local curriculum Or American homeschooling Kansas city has a good homeschooling program That somalis from ur home town had been using Whenever they chose to go back home

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@Benedir Yes! Kenya remains near the top of our list. We also love Swahili Culture and the business climate there.

[@islyrevans295]

I thought the premises u lived in Tanzania was urs

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@islyrevans295 Our premise has and always will be move to Africa and travel. Live, diversify, and be free. Before TZ we were heading to Ghana but they were closed.

[@islyrevans295]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances ok got you

[@BigPath-p8u]

Im Kenyan and I agree with your sentiments. Tanzania is a beautiful country but the Political leadership has been wanting. Magufuli was ofcourse different. The Govt officials wield too much power and the population is very docile. The population has been socialized to hate foreigners especially from East Africa. Though they belong to the East Africa Community, they have been a hindrancr to integration of the bloc. If you are Kenyan and travel there with a Kenyan registered vehicle, you will regret it. They deliberately harass you for just being a Kenyan yet many Tanzanians livr in Kenya free from harassment. You can actually feel the hatred from their own President towards Kenya wherever there are challenges facing Kenya. A good Country but colonozed and controlled by their leaders

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@BigPath-p8u Wow. Thanks for this insight. It is excellent to hear thoughts from our cousins throughout East Africa. Tukopamoja.

[@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct]

do not tell lies Kenyan , there so many Kenyans in Tanzania some of them are teachers in schools , others just do business , if you come here illegally you will face the law just like any other country in the world , we welcome everybody , but do not force our hands to follow what you want....i consider your long paragraph to be a sales note, i do not blame you , i guess it is your right to promote your country GOODLUCK..LOL

[@keagleeagle821]

Another Kenyan bashing Tanzania while we have a lot if Kenyans and all East Africans living in Tanzania 😅

[@BigPath-p8u]

@@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct we all know the truth. The EAC has had many challenges in tariff harmonization and free movement of labour. Uganda has been so cooperative. They understand the importance of team work. TZ would rather support SADC that ratify the EAC treaties.

[@UnitedAfrica-uw9ct]

@@BigPath-p8u are SADC not African countries ? , Tanzania will support any African country we are known for that , if you want to know why Tanzania usually will stand to protect its interests , it is the dissolution of the first EA community...go and read History, Tanzania will continue to be a member of the current EAC but , we intend to protect our interests in the EAC..no one will take advantage of us ever again...

[@rasheedabby2871]

BYE

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

Be blessed! 👋

[@rasheedabby2871]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Thank you

[@SilverButton-x9t]

@@JourneyWithUsFinances Tanzania has its challenges but in my opinion it also has its positives. One that thing that I hope you realize is that you will always be welcomed back to Tanzania with open arms if you ever have a change of heart and start missing the positive aspects of Tanzania that you cant get somewhere else

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

@@SilverButton-x9t For sure! We’d love to visit our fave areas. Mbweni, Tanga, and even see Kigoma and Tabora. Tukopamoja. Mimi karibu badaaai.