The WORST Countries to Escape the USA

[@andrewhobby5296]

One thing all the countries you mentioned have in common, school children don't need to wear bullet proof vest when they go to school.

[@rbnrdz]

Umm I would hope not. But please, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[@TheresaBrucker]

@@andrewhobby5296 and what a big plus that is!

[@glennoropeza3545]

🤣🤣Ha! Bulletproof vest?! I'm 62 and never wore a Bulletproof vest! My old highschool today students don't where Bulletproof vest! That's the negative image the European idiots think(some not most) !

[@pete_lind]

If you are in Australian medicare it also pays healthcare in Finland and Sweden , and part of healthcare in 9 other countries, all that with Aussie passport.

[@borisjoffe]

Your chance of being in a school shooting in the US is practically zero. The media just hypes everything up. There are plenty of places much more violent than the US

[@AngelsandDragonfliesAIVideos]

When I left the US over 20 years ago I was not thinking of money. I wanted a big change in my life and I went for it. What's important for me when moving to another country is how are the people, what are the social situations like, is it safe, good health care, good food, etc, etc? The first country I moved to was Ireland. I live in Ireland for 4 years. Loved it! Found a job in 3 days. Which was great as I had about 1500 euros on me. Four years later I fell in love and moved to france, beem here ever since. Totally different life and couldn't live any other way. Important: Try and learn the language, don't expect the adopted country to know yours, besides the natives will like and respect you for it.

[@venagunches4045]

You're sounding more reasonable.

[@Shaivaite_mulnivasi]

Corruption in india is making young indians to migrate to usa for a better life,Corruption is thick and thinly absorbed into government officials of india.

[@Shaivaite_mulnivasi]

Corruption in india is making young indians to migrate to usa for a better life,Corruption is thick and thinly absorbed into government officials of india.

[@gewglesux]

Where in France? Paris? or down south?

[@AngelsandDragonfliesAIVideos]

@@gewglesux South east area.

[@DavidWilliams-qr5yj]

The best plan is to plan to move to something, not to plan to leave something.

[@t-bone3657]

You mean like voting for a democrat even though you know nothing about their policies but your TDS makes you vote “against” Trump… 😮 ?

[@palnagok1720]

Buy a return ticket, establish a new foothold and never come back.

[@sherlockwho5714]

Honestly Im ok with paying higher taxes but that's because my career is in IT so I'll want to find a country that will have jobs in that.

[@sherlockwho5714]

​@@palnagok1720yeah every country has tradeoffs

[@Trix897]

It’s easy for you to say as a str8 wyt man. 🤦‍♀️

[@francofrogg]

After 15 years in France this is the first time I haven't been homesick for America around Thanksgiving. Even with all the problems in France, I am very happy to be here now, and that I did all the work to become a citizen years ago. Good luck everyone.

[@thomasjefferson6]

France has no long term future- as France. This country is turning into an Islamic dump.

[@rosssouthwell8678]

Ur not thinker r u ,I don't see America having internal religious wars ,as eroupe is soon about to experience, or u think the invasion of muslim going to stop with out the boot ,can't u see the rise of the centre right ,threw out eroupe , hey enjoy that coming st battles u f head .

[@vladSTR8493]

Man I am French and I want to leave ASAP

[@francofrogg]

@@vladSTR8493 Where to?

[@proteusxl9814]

I'm a black American lived through trump fail presidency. At 53 now was able to retire at 51 with pension and assets. Met my wife in Dominican Republic. Married last April in DR. Last july looked for a apartment in Santo Domingo. Just in case trump won. My apartment is 15 minutes from the beach. My rent all utilities and food for the month $680. In America the same situation for bills almost $3,000 a month. I will be living very comfortable in DR. Health insurance cheaper, better quality of food, friendly people and so much to do and see. Moving permanently next week. Bewell and take care and enjoy this new chapter in life. I'm grateful to be able to have the resources to move to another country. Not many have the opportunity 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@amin_baccari]

Trump's presidency was a success, you are a failed person

[@ScottJB]

Kudos to you getting all the ducks in a row in advance and thinking ahead

[@jimmi3376]

Good riddance, hopefully you never return.

[@Emppu_T.]

Well, you got to grow up in the American society and it's now the perfect time to leave them behind and retire somewhere else.

[@buhdahto]

Is the Dominican Republic as dangerous as México?

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

I am Australian and resident here. I can confirm that our universal health care is good. Not perfect, but good. I chose long ago to also have private health insurance. It is not cheap IMHO, but nowhere near as expensive as the equivalent in the USA, I am told. Thank you for the video!

[@nikolasb5111]

Health care in the US is the worst of any developed country.

[@ascendant95]

I pay $7 USD for premium cigarettes in the U.S. I hear in Australia they are $38AUD. You get free access to things that will kill you a lot faster than cigarettes though. Congratulations!

[@ellenhazelton8872]

​@ascendant95 smokers are pariahs here, so not a good place for you.

[@PurpleGold.]

@@ascendant95 Boy if you care more about the price of your cigarettes over having a healthy life, then all I can say is…good luck to ya.

[@ascendant95]

@@ellenhazelton8872 That's what I call FREEDOM!!!!

[@dtex_zero]

As someone from the UK. Do not come... Over the next 20 years, we're going to have a brain drain as people leave. GDP per capita hasn't shifted since 2008, we're unproductive and lose most of our good/high tech business to other countries, a lot of business can't operate here due to taxes and regulation / speech laws. To fix this they're trying to radically change the demographics, leading to insane house prices, falling public services and cultral changes, instead of actually addressing the issue. They're essientally running a ponzi scheme, requiring more and more each year. If you're a talented indivual that is high skilled or an entrepreneur the UK is one of the worst places to operate, it is setup for only extremely wealthy and established companies who want cheap labour.

[@rubensnogueira5838]

I did. I didn't really believe that and thought the UK had potential. Well, now I can attest the country is in big trouble.

[@nycc802]

Exactly the same in Canada as well.

[@mpeugeot]

Actually, sounds like a lefty utopia... Send them all there, they will feel just like it's California on a perpetually rainy day.

[@pvdp2]

The UK is going to be a third world country. It is going to be called BRITAINISTAN.

[@justdoit.86yearsago]

And the weather is shite and the people are miserable…

[@robertruffo2134]

If all you care about is money, as a number in your bank account, then fine. But imagine being able to walk out of your home, at 4 AM, and not having to worry about safety. What's that worth? Imagine living in a beautiful, clean city where people are kind to each other.

[@rockon8174]

That ain't in Canada! :/

[@justhere3794]

Sounds like the city I live in the USA. I will not leave in order to “find” green pastures as I have that already in my city in the beautiful USA. Good luck. 🍀

[@davidriester8451]

Which country/city/area are you talking about?

[@toby9999]

There are no cities like that. Most people don't give a toss.

[@wachtwoord5796]

​@@davidriester8451probably Switzerland

[@medp5636]

It’s funny, when I go back to visit the family in the US, they ALL have opinions on the rest of the world, yet none have passports! They think watching the travel channel is actually TRAVEL! They’ll argue with me about a country I’ve lived in for 17 years now, am a citizen of with no hint that they’re being absurd! Love em, but the gaslighting is full on! Also, god forbid, someone gives them an opinion on the US, they lose their minds!

[@TheSimmpleTruth]

So many people live in pink bubbles in the US.

[@martingardens]

They’re inFoxicated.

[@muma6559]

lol

[@atxchaser]

I find many Americans get really bent out of shape if you see flaws in it and want to make it better. Like being patriotic means exclusive blind love and hint otherwise is treason and unpatriotic.

[@TravelinRosy2025]

​@@TheSimmpleTruthyes

[@Undercoverbooks]

I moved to Canada 35 years ago from the U.S. and have been very happy here. I just wanted to note that over 23% of Canada's population comes from somewhere else, so they aren't anti-immigrant. They're just putting some brakes on right now to deal with some growth issues and housing struggles. Canada's population overall is small (smaller than California's), there's a lot of the country that geographically is difficult to develop, and "just building more housing" isn't as easy as it sounds. But I've always found Canadians friendly and welcoming, and there are a lot of available services to help new immigrants get settled and connected. And no matter where you come from, you will find others here who speak your language.

[@PetulaGuimaraes]

Same here. I came to Canada 15 years ago and never regretted. I think people need to be careful when simply thinking they can immigrate anywhere though. Many countries people want to immigrate to are places that don’t necessarily have history and support for immigration. Massive immigration to places like Portugal is turning the place to shite and these people are kinda creating the environment they escaped from

[@Therabbitmaze-v2j]

The problem is that if you want to put on Any! brakes at all, the opposite side starts screaming at you, I m sure that 99% of immigrants want to be good citizens, but they make absolutely no attempt to weed out potential criminals.

[@RiaVersteeg]

If you come to Canada you should learn the language!

[@Undercoverbooks]

@@RiaVersteeg Immigrants are required to learn English/French, but I just meant that it's usually possible to find others of the same background to connect with, to make the transition easier, since much of Canada is multicultural and multilingual.

[@RiaVersteeg]

@Undercoverbooks That is not thru anymore! Since Pierre Trudeau brought in multi culturalism that has changed. You can even have an interpreter when you go for citizenship! Where I am there are a lot of Indian people who don't speak English and do not intermingle! My daughter had a Chinese boyfriend years ago who's parents were here 40 years and they did not speak English. We came in 77 and one of us had to speak English and we both had to speak English to become Canadian citizens! The rules are not the same for everybody!

[@ecuadorhusker2449]

I dont give a sh&$ if you're right or left, the USA is toxic. We moved to Ecuador many years ago. Our health is 100% better. Food, health care, you name, it all better here. Super safe and we have the US dollar here😊

[@ChristineSpringerElaine]

How are women treated there? Does your wife like it there?

[@JohnDoe-yi9rm]

Where in Ecuador do you live?

[@rashid1664]

How's the electricity?

[@iowagreen8932]

Why are Ecuadorian natives fleeing to the U.S.?

[@CyndiConnard]

Sounds dubious....Ecuadorian are migrating here to 🇺🇸 America!

[@BrentWilkins7777]

I’m a native New Yorker who has had the good fortune of marrying a lovely Frenchwoman. Through the years, I eventually received my French citizenship. Thank goodness for that, since I now have an escape hatch.

[@liv-tribe-hustle7678]

Im looking to move to south France but not sure if getting is the right move for me as a British citizen as I’ve heard they’re thinking of bringing in worldwide tax like the US🫣

[@DonDon45-i5h]

buddy, France is also a sinking ship 🤣

[@catonicme2896]

@@DonDon45-i5h Agreed. Down the hatch as they say.

[@kevinnosx9]

Escape from New York?

[@pryncecharming2133]

France is actually falling into fascism too.

[@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333]

I just want to live in a country with kind people that care for one another, a not so toxic political climate, interesting cities and towns that prioritize all other means of transport over cars, universal healthcare, mandatory paid time off (especially vacation leave), that isn’t full of religious freaks, that’s safe, etc. If that means paying higher taxes, so be it.

[@jonf2126]

Emigrated to Mexico 2 years ago. Wish I had done it sooner. Fairly fluent in Spanish, continue taking classes, goal of cultural immersion. Works for me!

[@mw01908]

Is it safe to walk the streets where you live?

[@jonf2126]

@@mw01908 I don't have a car, so walk them every day. So, yes. It's safe. Town is safe. Public transportation is safe. Nowhere is immune from petty crime/pickpocketing/phone grabs. Just gotta pay attention. Also helpful to get to know the neighbors ie support their businesses, talk to them, etc.

[@terry2306]

@@mw01908 Would you be willing to share any info on how best to make transition. Been wanting to do this for years and now ready!

[@GerardoBorges-k7j]

This is like changing cabins on the Titanic…

[@chuckbeggles8858]

Yes - Australia and the UK and the USA are all leaderless in my opinion, goodness knows about the rest.

[@ljason888]

😂

[@DonDon45-i5h]

lol true. The west in general is failing

[@couldntfindafreename]

@@DonDon45-i5h The east has already failed.

[@manuelwest]

10 years ago, everyone wanna move to the US, now a lot of people wanna move out. Times are changing really

[@warrentrout]

Lol 3 MILLION came to the US last year

[@jj223muni7]

um well I think more people are crossing the boarding than they are leaving what happened to that?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@FRL1344]

Hahaha I wish you were correct

[@CyndiConnard]

​@warrentrout now that we will soon be under a Dictatorship, no one will be wanting to come here!

[@stevemartin7464]

Same goes for the UK, Canada, Australia. All seem to be hell bent on being sh!t.

[@FarFromFake2024]

Don't move to the west in general. Leave while you still can

[@kingmaafa120]

Facts

[@igboman2860]

Hahaha more Russian propaganda?

[@johnrichoz607]

Absolutely!! 👏👏

[@junweihe8229]

😂 what you want them to all move to Antarctica or what

[@EB-jf5oi]

Sadly most of the world is worse

[@stormchaser419]

Canada, Australia and UK are a big no. A very big no!!!

[@pvdp2]

Correct! Western countries are going downward spiral.

[@MA-yc7pz]

New Zealand is nice though

[@sina6993]

NZ people dream of moving to Australia before they sleep. It's only a dream and far from reality.​@@MA-yc7pz

[@WTHenry2023]

​@@MA-yc7pzYes, has a lot of natural beauty. Policy wise, as bad if not worse than Australia.

[@kaydod3190]

@@MA-yc7pz No it isn't

[@Volksinformant]

I was born in Germany and have lived here since I was born. Recently, I have been seriously considering leaving the country because the conditions here in Germany are becoming unbearable and I no longer recognize the country. I have been considering emigrating to the USA because I really like the Americans and the landscapes in the USA are breathtaking. And now I find a video made by an American that shows Americans leaving the USA. It seems that nowhere is pleasant anymore. That's crazy!

[@Therabbitmaze-v2j]

Welcome! don't listen to the exaggerated political bs, there are thousands of places to hide incognito if you want and at least you'll be separated from Russia by over 1500km of ocean. Very good German culture in Pennsylvania.

[@madhatter9001]

I lived in Germany for 3 years, and in several other nations. I can tell you this much, there is no better country to live in than in America. Yes we have our issues but doesn't every country. I loved Germany by the way but that was in the 70's.

[@carolynaskew9774]

Honestly, as an American who has lived in several different states, I can say it certainly isn't perfect, but there's a lot to love. Your experience here will vary wildly depending on where you choose to live (follow your heart), and your attitude about life in general❤. I've never lived in a place where I felt unsafe here, although there are isolated spots where I wouldn't. I just avoid those.

[@leah.ludovici]

Dude… are you kidding? USA, really? It’s the worst choice ever. Just go in Australia or New Zealand. Run far away from that specific part of the world; America, Asia, Europe, Africa, those continents are the worst. Just go in Oceania. Australia is big, they have a pretty strong economy, but they have also a relationship with USA (which is bad), so I’d choose New Zealand. NZ is a wonderful country and is far away from other problematic countries, more than Australia. Have you ever seen the landscapes of NZ? Breathtaking. If you are looking for the best country to emigrate in, just go in NZ.

[@MikeycatOutdoors]

​@@leah.ludovici you forgot about the roving bands of criminals in New Zealand that people outside of NZ don't know about. Look it up.

[@MA-yc7pz]

As an expat if you work remotely : Malta, Georgia, Croatia, Amsterdam,Luxembourg. The ones we already know or are trendy already hate expat these ones are still welcoming...Malta has great weather is perfect and they speak english

[@nerolowell2320]

amsterdam and lux are very expensive countries to live

[@juan-ko5hz]

What's there in Luxembourg but EU bureaucrats?

[@hunchbackaudio]

@@nerolowell2320Amsterdam is not a country last time I looked, but it is expensive alright.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Netherlands is more than Amsterdam. Alkmaar, Amersfoort, Den Haag, Groningen.

[@daveharruk]

@@GUITARTIME2024 I quite like Utrecht too

[@xanderthegreat1487]

Moving from the US to the Uk or Canada is like jumping from the plague to cholera ✅

[@sv6k0a39]

🤣🤣

[@FarFromFake2024]

😂😂😂 fazts Bro 😂😂😂

[@MA-yc7pz]

I agree

[@x50nathan]

The number of Americans saying they're coming up here to Canada; they won't stay long.

[@MrEdrftgyuji]

More like jumping from covid to ebola.

[@LostintheUS-2030]

Do I want to leave? Yes! Am I going to leave? Yes! Is Trump the reason why? Nope! I wanted to leave the US since my teen years. Military Father, lived outside the US in my teens and 20s and many other reasons why.

[@nomadcapitalist]

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[@isabellathepinkpoodle639]

Go why are you in the USA if you don’t want to be here….makes no sense

[@dragonofparadise]

Many of us want to leave the us ASAP. Doing so is not a easy or fast process and takes years to achieve. If your willing to give the many of us a donation to expedite the process that would be great if not then you can stop making such useless statements LOL.

[@YouGotOptions2]

Word!!!

[@johnsilver1800]

@@isabellathepinkpoodle639because he’s getting ready to, dumbass.

[@boudica3356]

I don’t have a business. I want to live in a kinder country.

[@dux_bellorum]

Same. Hence why I want to move back to Germany or to the Netherlands.

[@Kinsale1333]

@@dux_bellorumThat's why we moved to France 5years ago.😅

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada to Mexico 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@vioreliachim5646]

The Greatest asset Ireland has- the Irish! The most humane of all Europeans including East Europeans, the best sense of humor, kind and helpful. The rest is like everywhere else, but easier to stomach with the right people around you.

[@xeedsenterprise505]

I agree with you

[@juan-ko5hz]

True but sadly the Irish may stop being the majority soon if things keep going the way they are

[@danguee1]

But Ireland has chosen to be a corporate tax haven - hoovering up all those global-corp tax dollars and keeping them for themselves. I don't care how cute and quirky the Irish are. Taking the whole pie for yourself is seriously selfish

[@boudica3356]

I agree. I loved Ireland. I found the Irish to be warm, friendly, kind, funny and welcoming to tourists. I’d move there but I don’t have a drop of Irish blood in me so that’s out.

[@bikeman9899]

IRL, like most other English speaking countries, has a real shortage of homes. Finding a place to rent is hard, esp Dublin. You can buy a home, but be prepared to pay US level prices. IRL is expensive, don't kid yourself. On the plus side, it is close to the US culturally and physically, English speaking of course, and the institutions of state are robust. Ireland's problem in the next 20 years is how to grow from 5M ppl to 6 or 7M . The infrastructure isn't there for that. And, there's an I built resistance to new building and new rail lines. Serious growing pains. But, compared to contraction, as is the case in the UK, it's a better position to be in.

[@kingofcrob]

the general issue with Australia right now is we currently have a major housing shortage with many working family's living in tents, so anyone moving there from abroad is just adding to the problem.

[@FerchBran]

I live in country Aus and haven’t seen any families living in tents! I’ve heard of some homeless in the main cities but nothing like in the US. I think you’re exaggerating 😅

[@kingofcrob]

@@FerchBran there's been many stories about it in the news.

[@robertmurray8763]

I'm Australian and have never seen any family live in a tent!! But the USA is famous false press reporting!!

[@johanna5688]

​@@FerchBran How can you be so naive? Tents are in city parks, many homeless on city centre streets. Next time you go out, take your blinkers off. It's shown on TV all the time. Do you even live in Australia?

[@Emppu_T.]

These people are willfully ignorant

[@carolea9071]

Some people want to go to Canada to be close to their families in America. Don't judge where people want to go. Offer information, but don't judge others.

[@gerard7417]

He's not judging he's giving out facts as this is his job , he's giving information your just to sensitive to handle the truth

[@RedTitan5]

Just no remorse for Trumpers

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada to Mexico 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@WantonBaby]

Easiest to drive to BUY FAR !!!!!!!!

[@user-xg6yc8ho3w]

I'm an Australian citizen currently living in the USA and I concur. Basically the Five Eyes countries (USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand) are all on the same downward spiral politically and socially. And economically expensive to live in. These are the reasons to avoid living in them. They all have beautiful nature and landscapes.....but that's not what is being discussed and beautiful landscapes can be found all over the world.

[@ffotograffydd]

The UK wasn’t until our idiot government decided our supposed close relationship to the other ‘five eyes’ countries was more important than our relationship with our closest neighbours. Luckily that government is gone now and we can start to rebuild bridges.

[@nukya]

".. You cannot just simply turn up and live in someone's country,..". What a concept!

[@Channel-io4xu]

Tell that to the 50 million indians getting shipped to canada

[@NoDrizzy630]

Like Europeans did with the native Americans?

[@Maxშემიწყალე]

@@NoDrizzy630 And what of the natives land that they stole from other natives? Oh right, let's not talk about that.

[@rfink222]

You can only do that in the USA.

[@blogdesign7126]

True!

[@CallowG]

If you are a doctor please move to Canada. The problem with our system is we don't have enough doctors. And we don't pay them enough.

[@billlewandowski-e9y]

But then again, the doctors don't have to go through the insurance companies before they treat their patients. Are you in the business to become rich or to help people?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@CallowG]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf Just waiting for my last ferret to die then I'm off to the Bay of Banderas. I should have named her after one of the Bee Gees.

[@chrisk7118]

Paraguay or Mexico are good cause you can get citizenship. Philippines can’t get citizenship but you can speak English and get immediate and ongoing Permanent Residency under the SRRV.

[@ibcyt]

Who the hell in their right minds want to go to PH? A country who is so desperate to make itself option B to be Ukrained in Asia and you want to go to PH?

[@vioreliachim5646]

​@@ibcytvery well noted!

[@sasi5841]

​@ibcyt if youre wealthy enough to not need to work there, PH can be a great option. PH is only bad if youre poor or a local.

[@CosmoSkerry]

@@ibcyt Bonifacio Global City (BGC) is a good place. I would move there.

[@chrisk7118]

@@ibcyt ^CCP shill spotted

[@flaneurlife]

Justin Trudeau just posted about immigration policy changes today, too. Canada is a place to stay far away from IMO, we're all leaving for a reason.

[@stanzim7612]

Canadian here. Any American watching I hope you love half your taxes going to the government for mediocre services. Healthcare is about to collapse my father repeatedly had to wait in an ambulance for 16 hours waiting to get in the ER. Food is extremely expensive, yes more expensive than the US. Housing in the Toronto area and outside it is about $1million starter home. Oh and extremely difficult to get work. That’s the reality and most of us hate Trudeau and the mess he made

[@SGarrett1979]

@@stanzim7612 in America if you are a woman having pregnancy complications they just let you die. It costs $40,000 for an ambulance ride. Virtually all claims to health insurance are denied. So you think you have it bad in Canada bc you have to pay taxes and wait. We pay incredible taxes and have ZERO benefit from it. Zero health care. You will just die here in the US. Unless you are wealthy, you are done.

[@Sasquatchbones]

@@stanzim7612Covid ruined everyone. Inflation is global, stop acting like inflation isn’t affecting us all. Move to America, you won’t make it a week.

[@babybunnie1840]

CANADA is NOT a place that is safe. Cost of living is HIGH and Euthenasia and refusal of medical care is on the rise too. Released yesterday new video. Not sure where to feel safe anymore.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp60q6iurtFneqM&ab_channel=TylerOliveira&fbclid=IwY2xjawGrIB9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHR0_po-ysU3FZL1bGsRiDlQTlrCaYxBv79dx-_5Qy6ERb8kJ6q0sG3vE-Q_aem_e5vFf2zCb_BVLlK94VzXyA

[@ascendant95]

Please remember all the years of CBC brainwashing you received and go anywhere other than the U.S. My Canadian born cousin chose London, England even though she has family on both sides in Michigan. We are all racist in the U.S. and you will probably lose your life as a casualty of gun violence, since gun fights break out every 15 minutes or so on average.

[@hisbigal]

Lots of people are too poor to leave, even though many of them are going to be in great danger. I was lucky to get out in 2005 and did it with a student visa, got my PhD at a UK university. I’m still in Europe and will never return to the US.

[@adamduncan5371]

Ive been looking at options for moving in a while but the main problems are the price tag when ive been out of work since 2019. Still working on getting a passport and not having a huge savings. Im not sure where a I can move with only several thousand in savings total. If you have any suggestions let me know! Thank you! ❤ currently I live in Portland Oregon where I grew up

[@Exposemedia4u]

Anyone that want to move to Canada 🇨🇦, UK 🇬🇧 or Australia 🇦🇺 and Ireland 🇮🇪 should get their head examined.

[@paulgitau6055]

You nail it.

[@esmeramsay8179]

Put France on that list

[@Alex-nm4dp]

As an Aussie I 💯 agree

[@Михаил-о8ш8щ]

Bullshit. NATO members are the best countries to live. Neutrality doesnt work

[@2ndTim3_1-6]

perfect communist states for liberals , they can bask in their wokeness there

[@mellon7396]

Moving to live anywhere is completely different than going for a month or two as a tourist. My first priority would be to be able to make friends easily there, with knowledge of the language and an open, friendly culture. The nomad life can be very lonely, and no country feels the same as the US, it's often a big adjustment.

[@mw01908]

That is true

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

💯 ✌🏼 We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@hwica2753]

Leaving the U.S. doesn't mean you don't pay U.S. taxes, you still have to file every year. Even if your tax liability is zero, you probably will have to hire an international accountancy firm costing a couple of thousand $'s a year.

[@gerard7417]

I had no idea , thank u for this information

[@sallyjones7596]

The UK and Canada have both gone bat shit crazy, same with Australia and New Zealand. I would not move to France or Germany.

[@BetterYet]

Love the Katie Hopkins quote. We are leaving Canada soon.

[@MA-yc7pz]

Netherlands , Denmark and Malta

[@adrian-4767]

@@MA-yc7pz what's up with those three countries?

[@Benefacez]

Don't come to Germany unless you are rich. Housing prices are high, public schools suck, public healthcare is in shambles and government is corrupt 😂

[@Exiled.New.Yorker]

I though the Kiwi were still sane? Ah well.

[@MariusRomanum]

As a canadian, theres already to many, dont come here

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@eddy274]

If you like sinking ships, you'll love the UK

[@chuckbeggles8858]

Or Australia in my opinion as a born and bred Australian.

[@faithlesshound5621]

Whether the UK is rising or sinking depends on where in the system you are located. If you are a lord, then you are much worse off than your Victorian ancestors. If you are a worker, you're far better off than them. At the height of the British Empire the bulk of the people lived in poverty. Many countries have tried to regain past glories. That's the "again" in the MAGA slogan. Mussolini tried, and failed spectacularly. The Spaniards got over it a while ago. The Mongols are not bothering to conquer the world at all now. The "American century" was the 20th. Now we are in the 21st. The only way for the USA is down, but whether that's good or bad depends on whether you are a robber baron or not.

[@stuberry1875]

@@eddy274 Andrew’s mate Farage is the person most responsible for sinking the UK by wiping 4% off GDP. Let’s be clear, it’s the Conservatives that killed the UK. And he even called Starmer left wing!! Is that a joke?

[@ffotograffydd]

It was sinking, but we got rid of the government that blew the hole in the ship. Things will improve. We still don’t want US immigrants though. Please don’t come here.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@richardcgs2001]

If you want a quick out with zero red tape, go to Tbilisi, Georgia, where Americans can stay for 365 days. Then, after your 364th day, you can take a short trip to Yerevan, Armenia, and return next day to Georgia, doing so ad infinitum. Cost of living is much less than most states in the USA and certainly less than in Canada. More expensive than Mexico; but in Tbilisi, there are no drug cartels and the crime rate is low. Yerevan is even cheaper but you can stay just six months before needing to do a visa run. You can also get by much better with English in Tbilisi than with English in Yerevan. You can also open a bank account without waiting in Georgia but you have to have six month's residency to do in Armenia.

[@aprilparekh6466]

Aren't these folks currently rioting?

[@richardcgs2001]

@aprilparekh6466 No, they are exercising their constitutional right for free assembly and protest.

[@richardcgs2001]

@@aprilparekh6466 No, they are exercising their constitutional right to free assembly and protest.

[@milehighboost5521]

Something not being brought up is the effects of the proposed tariffs and mass deportation coming to America. Seems like that all will really harm the economy and cause terrible inflation. The dollar might be at its highest right now which can go a long way in another country if you get today’s exchange rate.

[@MaryGwenDungan]

I wonder how Americans will be received in the countries where the deportees are returned to, which is most of Latin America. They resent Americans as it is in a lot of places, blaming them for higher prices, for instance. Now a lot of their least desirable citizens will suddenly show up needing housing and jobs.

[@ProLookout]

I've been telling my fellow Latinos for decades that they don't need to move to the US to make dollars.

[@07wrxtr1]

I see a ton of them coming here to work in our completely dead end hospitality industry… 🤮🥊

[@adrian-4767]

ProLookout and where should they move to?

[@ichbinhier355]

that's the thing, many Latin American people don't know or have access to the "new way" of making money, I know people who make tons of money there just by working for a US company, so you can imagine living in a poor country with more than 4k per month (i mean it's amazing). the people who go to the US are mostly the ones who don't have the skills to work remotely.

[@19Cobre]

Yes, south americans (which they are latinos too)are trying to enter the US, but I seen mexicans that are comeback to Mexico.

[@Pedro-s3f2s]

South america is worst

[@TheRasta4ri]

You can run but when there's nowhere to hide from a world on fire

[@karenchristinewise7833]

Ireland offers citizenship if you have one Irish born parent or grandparent. The rules are that the parent/grandparent must be born on the island of Ireland. This person must be a native not naturalised. Apply for a birth certificate of an Irish citizen born overseas. Contact the Irish government website for more details. There is a fee. Naturalisation takes a minimum of five years and a fee of roughly €1000(subject to change). You cannot be a drain on the exchequer. Ireland doesn't have a limit on have many nationalities that you can have. Irish citizens have full EU rights. Native born Irish, including those with naturalised parents, have equivalent rights to UK citizens in the UK. It is part of the treaty when we gained independence from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. We became a Republic in 1949.

[@nomadcapitalist]

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[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@walkerdufault]

We moved to Estonia from Canada seven years ago. Love it. Extremely good corporate tax regime. Easy to get around. Some differences but very pro-business and extremely pro-tech. Slowly moving towards better inclusion. Can't say enough about how much we enjoy it.

[@HolgerJakobs]

A friend of mine moved from the US to Estonia ten years ago. I visited him this year, and he is happy, has a family there now. It's a great country (neighbouring Latvia as well). The language seems to be quite difficult, though. As a German having learnt several languages, I can tell. We EU citizens can easily move to any of the EU countries and register there as a resident. If you can support yourself financially, there are no questions asked.

[@user-xg6yc8ho3w]

Slowly moving towards better inclusion really means slowly moving towards wokism. No thanks.

[@walkerdufault]

​@@user-xg6yc8ho3w If by wokism you mean accepting people from other countries is negative, maybe you should stay where you are.😂

[@Lily-Bravo]

Too close Russia for many.

[@johanna5688]

In Estonia, women far outnumber the men. Not good!

[@MarioSeoane]

As a Peruvian / Canadian working online in Canada, I could return to Peru on a blink of an eye to work online from there. It's a great country to live until the elections come every five years. So, the same that happens in the US in terms of politics happens in Latin America. No place is perfect.

[@madhatter9001]

100%

[@MarthaJones-v5p]

Thank you.

[@ascendant95]

Are you enjoying your Canook media brainwashing that scares you from moving to the U.S.? I don't know if you heard, but we're all racist and savages and gun fights break out every 15 minutes on average. I'm glad you're in a much more civilized place than me. Canada is also "morally superior" too.

[@Rhaspun]

Speaking the local language seems to entice the locals to be friendly. You don't need to be fluent but enough to get by and people are friendly and helpful.

[@FlyingKarl01]

A Canadian who moved to The Netherlands here, In order to get citizenship, That is required to stay more than 5 years. You must be fluent in the Dutch language.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@JustYFriend]

You are a true free thinker, and that is SO refreshing these days.

[@davebellamy4867]

"If you're gonna move, then MOVE!" So right.

[@ralphramirez1979]

I got a place in a little Beach city in Mexico. Feels pretty free. Surf fish ride my 4x4 on the beach. I can get away with about $800 us. But I have $2200 ss. Life is good.

[@faisal-ca]

Smart. You are Andy Dufresne from The Shawshank Redemption.

[@JLajos]

@@faisal-ca Ha! But he didn't have to crawl through a river of...

[@georgejetson9801]

where about? I'm looking at Mexico

[@ralphramirez1979]

Oaxaca state. Go explore you'll find it. I love it. However not for everyone

[@ralphramirez1979]

@@faisal-ca that zewat I'm further south. Oaxaca state

[@AussiePom]

Unless you've lived in Australia then you can't really give advice on Australia for it's like no where else in the world. Politics in Australia is a taboo subject and no one wants to know or even cares who you vote for. If you want to make enemies in Australia then start talking to Australians about who they should vote for. Universal healthcare in Australia is consistently ranked as one of the best in the world. Take the pandemic and in Europe Germany's universal healthcare performed the best of all the European countries and it still wasn't that great and Germany's healthcare is similar to Australia's. Pay rates in Australia are higher than the USA and no you don't have to be academically gifted to attain high pay rates for the mining sector pays very high rates of pay and the miners aren't academically gifted just hard working. A lot of mining work is FIFO. Paid time off is very important to all Australians for we have the opposite work ethic to Americans for they live to work whereas we work to live. We're far more relaxed and enjoy life more. If you live within your means in Australia then you can survive but if you're a spending person then you'll soon go broke and find life very hard. Many Australians want the new house in the new suburb only to find they can't afford it but other Australians buy an older run down place and do it up and they can afford it. These affordable places are found outside metropolitan areas.

[@NickStevens-o7n]

And strict gun laws !!

[@richardpatterson2554]

Having spent signifigant time in British Columbia and Washington state and watching the crime statistics on the nightly news for both of these places it always amazes my how much more violent crimes takes place in Washington especially the greater Seattle area. The Seattle news is predominantly all about the violent crime and shootings. Canada is far from perfect, but in my opinion there is absolutely no comparison if you take all the gun violence into consideration.

[@f42un84u]

Mr Lefty, don't blame the guns, people are the problem. Duh!

[@Pedro-s3f2s]

👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@RiaVersteeg]

@@richardpatterson2554 That is the good part of having gun laws!

[@MuffHam]

I live in BC. My community is ranked 94th in crime. It's very safe here, barely any crime. For now that is.

[@francofrogg]

All local news is about crime and shootings.

[@dodgewagen]

Please create videos exploring healthcare systems (both public and private, focusing on accessible options) in the destinations you typically cover in your content. Healthcare accessibility is a crucial factor that potential emigrants should consider when planning their relocation.

[@chasingautumns]

I get why you want that content, but I don't think that's the Capitalist's focus. He works with people who have money, who will always have access to decent healthcare because they have money. Look for that info on maybe a channel devoted to whichever country you are interested in.

[@uniquetoyoucolour6389]

I've looked a bit into this as my husband and I are looking into moving from Canada to Serbia which has a dual public healthcare system that is publically funded and accessible to residents at no cost and a private health care system that is great and also very affordable. The private hospitals and clinics in Serbia typically also have price lists for services and procedures listed on their websites and you can get more information that way if you are interested in looking into this further

[@ffotograffydd]

It’s easy enough to find out on individual government websites. You’ll get more accurate information too, this guy has no clue if his summary of the UK and Ireland is anything to go by.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

Switzerland. That’s it.

[@jnwilliams1986]

I think you have a good point: Go where you are wanted.

[@kellycasey1920]

I moved to Mexico 6 years ago and grateful I made the jump when I did. Now it's much harder to immigrate here to.

[@jamesballard6564]

Their monthly income requirement is too high for most retirees. The dream is gone.

[@Steve8105]

This is true and from what I hear its only going to get harder.

[@edennis8578]

I just looked up the 2024 requirements after seeing your comment and swore. That's outrageous. I kept coming across out of date info and thought, that's totally doable, and then I saw the up to date figures. $7,300/monthly income or $300k in the bank? Who wants to keep $300k in liquid assets? I'm speechless.

[@Rhaspun]

@@jamesballard6564 You can also show that you have a certain amount of savings. It's some number less than $100k. I don't remember the amount.

[@Scotty2hotty-xc6gi]

@@edennis8578 $7300 monthly income that can’t be right. What state are you talking about? ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️‼️

[@aimaradiaz1840]

Huuummmmm……I have traveled around a lot….and I have to say that there is no place like the USA…..every time I come back home to USA, i feel relieved….America is huge! Every state is its own little country….and you can move around and find your place….

[@MoAdan28]

True there's so much things to do and to do that's why I love the America so much depsite it's corruption and the government and poltiics and majority of people are really nice especially down in the UK.

[@Gary-zq3pz]

Or...relocate within America. A small town in a rural area of a ruby red state is like moving to another country(if you're from a major Blue city). Less expensive and you don't need to do any paperwork, just pack your stuff and go. Start over when you get to your new home town. EZPZ.

[@paulleckner8235]

You are singing my song! I am leaving the liberal coast and heading to the conservative mid-west.

[@elizabethbarton3047]

We did that, along with a lot of other people apparently and now what was once very affordable a decade ago is now becoming too expensive, even for the rural area we live in. We had a landlord tell us that because other landlords were doubling and tripling their rents then he was going to do the same just because he could. Of course all the major devastating fires we've experienced since 2015 in N California hasn't helped at all

[@helenesculpts]

@@paulleckner8235 too many religious nuts in these red states. Big turn off.

[@Tanya-oq5bu]

Trump isn’t the reason why I want to leave. My reasons are personal and I feel that I would have a better quality of life in another country.

[@Broccoli-m9h]

In Europe?

[@blogdesign7126]

Congrats!

[@fboylan16]

I'd swap my UK citizenship for your US citizenship

[@HappyValleyDreamin]

@fboylan16, okay! I'll swap with you...unless a drastic miracle happens here, then all bets are off.

[@scorpiovenator_4736]

That's absolutely true

[@ChristineSpringerElaine]

This is fantastic! I appreciate your grounded perspective. ETA: Would like to hear from you or someone on your team about the best places for your usual considerations but also women's rights. I would rather go somewhere else where it's not an issue.

[@nomadcapitalist]

We'd be happy to help. www.nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@dragonofparadise]

I found Japan to be my favorite. You need to learn Japanese and the taxes might not be the cheapest but you definitely get value for what you pay by far in my experience. It would be a good idea to get a second passport elsewhere as they don't allow dual citizenship but Japan has still become my favorite place to live.

[@Exiled.New.Yorker]

Any white expat in Japan can and will tell you its not easy there as Gaijin. There are resturants putting up signs that say "japanese only" in english, ane we're now banned from Kyoto. Otaku dreams are fun, but they're dreams.

[@Automedon2]

My nephew served in the military in Japan. He learned the language, married an Asian woman, belonged to Japanese car clubs, immersed himself in the culture. He is planning to take his family back to live in Japan permanently when he leaves the Marines..

[@kaydod3190]

They have too many earthquakes

[@Creepytaco95]

@@kaydod3190I’d take earthquakes any day over the mass shootings we have here….

[@user-zo1pk7bi2o]

Many Japanese are trying to leave Japan as the work culture is very toxic, even by American standards.

[@reclusenz]

I am a Kiwi that immigrated to New York City to be with my wife. I am not a political person, and even if I was, I can't vote - so my opinion is completely mute. The one thing I have learnt from living in New Zealand, Australia, Toronto, Canada and now NYC - grass always seems to be greener on the 'other side'. If you plan on moving (to any country), do your research first and leave ALL emotional baggage at the door. Do what is best for you, and your situation - please don't succumb to a knee-jerk reaction. The last time I looked, the moon hasn't fallen out of orbit because of that last US election results. If anything, if you disagree with the current politics here in the USA, try this - just ignore it.

[@Night-Shade.]

You can't ignore politics if it directly effects your business, wage, or most importantly civil rights. If you can ignore politics then you have the liberty to live life without politics effecting it. That's a grand privilege in itself.

[@jc66225]

1) Japan 2) Czechia 3) Costa Rica 4) Bulgaria Personal opinion

[@JohnDoe-yi9rm]

Why Japan?

[@jasongibson8114]

Love Czechia

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

For me it’s Ireland 🇮🇪, Germany 🇩🇪 , Switzerland 🇨🇭 or France 🇫🇷 Otherwise I’ll stay in the good ol USA 🇺🇸

[@billsticker]

Regarding Irish citizenship; Getting an Irish passport gives you the automatic right to live and work in the UK and vice versa. Look up the 'memorandum of understanding 1922'. However, there is a strong 'Ireland for the Irish' movement which might raise problems down the line if you don't have native Irish in your ancestry.

[@eddiejpowell]

Not exactly irish for the irish. what they want is integration which is not happening and the corps have really caused a 2 ther economy too them and us with small medium enterprises. and while the rest of the world comes and expects handouts too like ireland colonised them is really taking the p out of irelands hospitality. mostly caused by government that is too who do not seem to listen to their people. and election now is happening too which will probably sadly go back to the same status que cause not many alternatives in place to replace mainstream politics. ireland took in 100000 ukrainians while more irish became homeless from the cost of living. they are living better and most still do not speak english or contribute. this is where irish hospitality has seen its been taken advantage of.

[@johnconlon2207]

That movement is not yet strong. Its currently a fractured movement of loonies and dimwits.

[@mw01908]

@@eddiejpowell The public were never asked, the migrants were just forced on them by an awful government, same pattern in the UK, following their WEF masters

[@DonDon45-i5h]

Ireland is a poor country. Why would you move there?

[@ffotograffydd]

Not necessarily.

[@Emppu_T.]

You Americans are so lucky in many ways, it's like you deliberately give yourselves hardships to make life interesting.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Oh man great video my friend. 👏🏼😍 Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico. 🇲🇽❤️✌🏼

[@TheRealAsahi]

Don’t come to Australia; I’m leaving the country.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@tull2226]

I'm 72 years old mate lived here all my life, give me one reason why you want to move and I'll give you ten why you should stay. Try a universal health system while not perfect it won't send you bankrupt if you want treatment. Try a political system that's in the hands of an independent organisation (The Australian Electoral Commission) there's no disputation when there's an election , so there's a stable political environment. While the taxation system could be better there's no huge schism between the wealthiest and those who are less well off like there is in the land of the free. There's no gun violence as there is in the good old land of the free. So mate where are you thinking of moving to? .

[@carynsimmons922]

So when you say “too woke” are you referring to women’s rights, anti-racist education and environmental accountability?

[@Night-Shade.]

Education and social inclusion of minorities is scary for a lot of people apparently. Still figuring out how that affects their lives more than taxes and wages.

[@demondwilliams8542]

Nah he's talking about planned parenthood, men using women's bathrooms and over taxation.

[@borisjoffe]

Women have had the same rights as men for decades - today it's men who are being discriminated against in hiring. Same thing with discrimination against whites, asians, and jews while giving unqualified black, brown, and native people jobs and opportunities. "Environmentalists" are the biggest problem with saving the environment. They are against the cleanest safest carbon-neutral energy source - nuclear

[@Emppu_T.]

Where do these accusations come from.

[@ericaallen9971]

I notice he keeps saying "woke" he seems like a trump voter.

[@beverleyreid563]

Canada is extremely expensive. People cannot pay their rent. No jobs. I am looking to leave. smh

[@jackson32]

Where do you live? I used to live in Canada and get work through Kijiji mainly. I looked under jobs on Kijiji in the Vancouver area and there are very few jobs being posted.

[@albrinks4017]

Pajeets stole all the jobs working for peanuts

[@S.W.A]

Agreed, I see a lot of Liberals trying to promote it on here.

[@lindafletcher1628]

must be one of the Conservative voters cause its the Cons and their voters who are wrecking t

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We fled for Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 Best decision we ever made. Good luck 🤞🏼

[@SoberOKMoments]

I left America for Portugal in 2016 after he first got elected. Absolutely no regrets given the damage Trump did then. It will be horrific now.

[@esotericsolitaire]

Isn't Portugal's economy rather dismal though? I know someone that lives in the Netherlands who would move to Portugal in a heartbeat, but she is working age and is afraid she cannot find a job there.

[@costante_3196]

nothing to say abaut obama obomba?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@YogaBlissDance]

The fact that Americans only look at those countries tell us how soft we are...I mean really the thought of even thinking of learning another language or thinking of countries that speak English TOO besides like the big 5 or so you named, they don't even think that hard. Most immigrants are like "I will learn the language." They are seeking a better life and are willing to stretch.

[@LadyIarConnacht]

That may have been true a couple of generations ago.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. ❤🎉

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

I love living part-time in Mexico. And with permanent residency I can turn that into full-time if necessary in the future.

[@30nudos]

“Don’t escape the USA like everyone else is doing “ 😂Dude, if they didn’t escape during the last four years, what makes you think they’ll do it now? Pure theatrics. Most folks in this country can’t afford to move to a new country anyway.

[@solascriptura-e7t]

Those actors, actresses, and others in Hollywierd were bluffing. Trynna start a firestorm, that they were too afraid to spark, themselves.

[@dtex_zero]

Turn up in a boat to europe, and we will pay for everything your entire life. You can just sit around and drink on the street... No need to be able to afford anything.

[@jeffamell3501]

@@dtex_zeroeuropeans are drunks so i 100% believe you

[@chasingautumns]

Some people are all talk. Some aren't. I have an appointment to talk to a realtor to sell my house. I know, I am lucky I have a house to sell. Planning to use the proceeds to get residency in Mexico. Been considering it for years, and I've already lived abroad twice, so for me, it's time to go again.

[@SouthernStorm_61]

@@chasingautumns Wait until the Narcos and our military and Special Forces start warring due to the war on drugs/crime, illegal immigration. You will become a "Yankee" hostage.

[@slamlander3360]

"Woke" is not a word or phrase outside of the MAGA world.

[@diannefaith7866]

What does “woke” mean?

[@michaelirish1445]

Well what ever. It's what the leftist are refered to, or think they are. You are making a trivial worthless statement.

[@faithlesshound5621]

@@diannefaith7866 woke = awake, awakened = enlightened. Concepts which are anathema to the religious right. However "woke" has replaced "politically correct" and that replaced "n*****-loving."

[@Herc-eles]

Sorry but "woke" was around long before "MAGA".

[@stuberry1875]

I cringe when I hear grown adults uttering the word “woke”. It’s childish and pathetic.

[@graelent9]

It's worth mentioning that as a US citizen, you are obligated to declare your income to the IRS and even pay taxes if you make more than a certain amount. Also if you are a freelancer or self-employed you are obligated to pay Social Security and Medicare taxes.

[@nomadcapitalist]

That’s a core premise of our business and we’ve talked about it a lot for a decade. :)

[@-Kamal-]

Little known, one can opt out of Social Security tax 💡...

[@Phuckitall]

@@-Kamal- Indeed. If you pay social insurance in a tax treaty country, you're exempt from US SS.

[@mediaworldwide9848]

I wouldn’t leave because of trump. I’d leave because of all the people who voted for trump.

[@gerard7417]

Even they don't understand his policies ask them watch them shrivel up

[@josiah5776]

I didn't have big bucks to for a variety of reasons. My own fault through poor choices. However, the Philippines has worked very well for me. Peaceful here and affordable. Yeah, the infrastructure can have challenges sometimes, but still very livable.

[@mars54mars54]

Same with me, I am in Ecuador because I could with my low SS income. We are dealing with serious national crises, but I am still SO happy to be far away from the US dramas and traumas. Problems everywhere, different flavors and degrees

[@matthewnirenberg]

Biggest issue with the Philippines is that the only affordable options are for retired people. If you're young, working and not rich you're out of luck.

[@josiah5776]

@@matthewnirenberg You're right. It is difficult to get a job here as a non-citizen, and if you could it would be for low pay. I have seen younger expats here working online, running online businesses, or working remote for Western companies. Others have businesses here, mostly hospitality or dining. However, as you said, most are retired. It is doable for a younger person, but if you lose that financial stream, it's back to the West for you.

[@lazapololapolo9824]

@@matthewnirenberg *That's the problem. In a way....the poorer the country the richer you have to be to live there. Many of these countries don't have the safety-nets that many western countries have in case you run into financial difficulties. For example unemployment, social security etc.*

[@Rhaspun]

When people travel outside of the US they're expecting to see nice roads and sidewalks and they will be disappointed. But nice sidewalks aren't universal within the US. Go out in the rural areas of the US it isn't the same as in a big city.

[@katl6426]

Wherever you go, don't take your prejudices with you, be open to fitting in with your host country's way of life & don't keep telling them how they should be doing things the "right" way!

[@ange1mom438]

I left the UK to move to Canada 30+ years ago, I had a job and work visa and eventually decided to stay and got my permanent residency. I live in Alberta and I’ve also lived in Saskatchewan. Yes we do have cold winters, like much of the USA, and we have hot summers like much of the USA. Moving to Canada will depend on if you have a job to come to, which province you choose, and that makes a difference. What kind of climate do you want? East coast, New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario get much the same weather as New York, Massachusetts etc, Manitoba, Saskatchewan are similar in climate to the mid west states and Alberta is warm in spring and summer and cooler fall and cold in winter with chinooks to break the cold, BC you get a mix with mountain climates to the east of the province and temperate rainforest to the west of the mountains. There’s vast differences in tax and income and expenses as well. For me Alberta offers safety and security good healthcare for the most part, decent rent and the best views ever. If Americans are thinking of Canada do it the right way, job offer, work visa, follow the rules and be intentional and do your research. It’s not all about politics all the time, it’s about a way of life that suits you and will fulfill your life. I hope that helps a bit.

[@daveharruk]

I am a UK resident - let me correct you on one thing - the government has not been raising taxes on petrol (fuel duty). As for the healthcare system,yes,it has problems but on most measures is still one of the best in the world. Housing costs outside of London and SE England are generally not bad. Asking Nigel Farage on any policy plans is rather odd as he is not in either of the main parties nor ever been in any position of power except in the brexit campaign.

[@meh13579]

I am canadiam and yes this guy honestly clearly is talking out of his ass about countries. It's as if he barely scratches the surface and then just make broad stroke generalization... it's very dishonest.

[@LonneLou]

Healthcare in America for small businesses and self-employment will be non-existent in the coming years. Add to that the threat of losing Medicare as a concept.

[@ffotograffydd]

Indeed, he doesn’t seem to have a clue about the UK. But if he puts off US economic migrants from trying to move to the UK it’s a win in my book. The last thing we need is boatloads of US Americans.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

The NHS is awful, and private care in the UK leaves an enormous amount to be desired at ANY price.

[@ffotograffydd]

@ The NHS is struggle the moment, but that’s because of 14 years of neglect. It will improve. As for private care, it’s as good as anywhere else, and still significantly cheaper than in the USA.

[@apostolostvable]

As an actual "left wing" person hearing Trudeau and Starmer called "left leaning" is a joke and made me chuckle. That said the future is in Asia. The West is in late-stages

[@mehrbhaman]

Because of left wing policies.

[@chuckbeggles8858]

​@@mehrbhaman- loooooool cos the corporate greed of the USA has served them so well - loooool. The trickle down economics process has not trickled down. You have a problem with reality I think as a moderate Australian..

[@putler_is_dead]

Because they are WEF puppeteers.

[@ffotograffydd]

@@mehrbhamanThey may seem left-wing, but they’re pretty centrist, unless you’re comparing them to US politics where you only have centre-right and far-right.

[@killaki5919]

Wife has family in rural France. We are looking to move there in the next few years. Really has nothing to do with politics more about quality of life. Cant beat buying a home out there for a quarter of the price of what Youd get a house here in the states for.

[@JT-en9ni]

I watch a bunch of videos on chateau restorations. That is my dream - moving to rural France. The government and migrant over there are kind of scary but I would do it but I don't speak french

[@jfrancobelge]

@@JT-en9ni If moving to Western Europe, France or one of its neighbors, go to the "real" countries where the true locals live, i.e. outside cities. Our cities are doomed.

[@lioneldemun6033]

French dude here. French countryside is WAY overrated and if you want to restore an old house and have the same level of comfort as in the US the local contractors will bleed you dry. If you're into DUI tools and paint are VERY expensive. And one big no-no : if you don't speak French. Even the French who don't have the local accent are frowned upon !😮

[@killaki5919]

@lioneldemun6033 ive been a few times and have looked up prices of homes with little to know restoration. Plus my inlaws have been put there already a few years and have multiple properties already restored. The language I've found will be the hardest part for the wife and I but is what it is.

[@killaki5919]

@@JT-en9ni im on duolingo and have a few books learning the basics

[@Diomedes99]

The idea that other countries don’t also have politics that would affect you after immigrating is also wild.

[@00vTv00]

Plenty of countries where freedom, liberty, peace and cleanliness still exist.

[@Diomedes99]

@00vTv00 Depende de tu definición de los términos.....a dónde planeas ir que sea "mejor"?

[@00vTv00]

@@Diomedes99 A place where the surveillance infrastructure grid will never take hold, a place with a resourceful, peaceful people,...but economically poor government, yet location rich in fresh water and clean organic food is produced, a place with a sub tropical or mediterranean climate. A place below 0 degree latitude. Any other place is going to suffer greatly in the next decade.

[@Peeta-wn4hh]

Note to people watching this channel: Please don’t come to Canada.

[@Darknova591]

Just don't go to any countries that are aligned with the US and serve their interest UK,EU,Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand and South Korea and Japan go to countries that do not serve the US and its interest.

[@alexlim6300]

It'a true. All the so called "ennemies" are thriving.

[@ffotograffydd]

The EU isn’t a country! 😂

[@Darknova591]

@@ffotograffydd do I even care if it's a nation or not

[@ffotograffydd]

@@Darknova591 Probably not. Some people like to revel in their ignorance. It’s particularly common in the USA apparently.

[@salvatoreemma]

There’s an old saying, ‘Keep your enemies close, BUT YOUR NOMAD CAPITALISTS CLOSER! Great work you’re doing - love the channel 🙌

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@wendypierce5621]

The most scrutiny I ever got at a border was visiting Canada.

[@-Kamal-]

🎯

[@Rhaspun]

It was decades ago when I rode up to Canada. I was on my motorcycle. I answered a couple of questions and then I was in.

[@WTHenry2023]

Yes, travelled all over the world and entering Canada is by far the worst border-crossing experience. So much so that I will never travel to Canada again unless business requires it. It's a shame since there are still places I would like to visit in Canada such as Whistler and Banff/Lake Louise but I am not paying good money to be interrogated and treated with the utmost suspicion every time I cross the border. The border agents appear to get off on making people "dance". The Border Agents have made me feel unwelcome and I will react accordingly.

[@obinwataje]

Same. A decade ago, they turned me away. The border guard was on a power trip.

[@jodibraun6383]

Ha! These days they'll let anyone in. All you've got to do is tell them that you're being persecuted in your home country for your sexuality and - BOOM! - you're in, and rewarded with $81,000CAD, tax-free, of Canadian taxpayer's money. I'm not even kidding. I so wish that I were. We are the wokest of the woke. We are a disgraceful country.

[@carloynwebb2896]

I am a retired senior citizen over 65. What country would be my best option? I have less than half a million in assets.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for your question. In this recent video, we explore the top five destinations in Europe for retirement based on factors like climate, cost of living, healthcare, and community: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2SbZGigiNBrrtk&

[@dennis12dec]

The Philippines 🇵🇭 is the best option, we welcome retirees here as the locals speak very good English many foreign retirees also learn to speak our local language.

[@chriscruciat2469]

I’m in Canada and would love to be able to escape this place

[@danielgeorge-j8i]

Me too and property in rural Canada is now nearly impossible to sell!!!

[@rubencouso7497]

Why?

[@danielgeorge-j8i]

@@rubencouso7497 Canada has shifted from a Fascist country to full blown Communism!!!!!!!!!

[@TeslaRules1856]

Where exactly ? The USA ?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

We moved from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 to Mexico 🇲🇽 2021 best decision we ever made. Good luck 🤞🏼 ❤🎉

[@AS42100]

Trump voter here. If I were to move out of the country, it wouldn't be because I didn't like our president. It would be because the country I'm moving to I simply find more interesting. That said, I most likely wouldn't move to another country. Every country has their own issues. There are many countries I'd love to visit for a vacation some day, such as Australia and Japan, but I'd never move to them.

[@riptyurass302]

To be entirely fair, Canada is known to give preferential treatment to Americans in their immigration system.

[@pvdp2]

Western countries are going to be doomed. Wrong choice.

[@jimf937]

Too bad they've gone full commie

[@shizuokaBLUES]

@@jimf937you obviously have no clue. You have no clue what communism is, nor what Canada is about. It’s barely a social democrat now.

[@greatchalla3799]

@@shizuokaBLUESCanadian’s won’t comply with globalist agenda our government is corrupted and will change.

[@InvisibleWarrior279]

@@jimf937I live in Canada. We are barely socialist - let alone communist. It is one of (if not the) freest countries on Earth. Yes we have problems; just like every other country - but a lot less than most, once you get outside of the big cities which is a very small percentage of Canada.

[@HolgerJakobs]

"Speaking English" in places where it's not the first language isn't nice in the long run. In the Netherlands for instance, you might talk in English to a shopkeeper, a taxi driver and to almost everybody in the street. This is true for all the Nordics, Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well. Still, not knowing the local language will be an impediment to really get involved, read local media and so on.

[@esotericsolitaire]

Yes, and from what a Netherlands citizen told me, your social life is affected because people don't like switching to English all the time to accommodate you. The invitations to go out or stop by will eventually end if you don't try to learn some Dutch.

[@pmb6667]

Many Americans will be screwed then, because too many Americans already assume that all Americans are wanted everywhere, and that everyone will accommodate them.

[@stedmays2768]

Very appealing, sensible presentation and helpful general advice.

[@maxmccammond8914]

Since Trump was elected, I would rather stay in Texas than move to Canada or UK...got 4 years to exit US. Love your info!

[@SL-vy8ue]

Texas…eeew.

[@MarilouGushwa]

God bless Texas and Gregg Abbott ❤

[@ManicPandaz]

Yeah, we wouldn’t want you in Canada. We have standards.

[@sherrielynnmalcolm4722]

Yeah, Texas is the absolute worst. However, You are close to that Mexican border!! 😊

[@magnolya8]

Leaving the states because of disdain for political leader, what country welcomes that kind of energy, especially coming from an 'expat', nomad etc. As a traveler, I certainly don't want to be in another country that enjoys my energy & contributions, then an 'American defaces its' shrine. They should fix themselves first so as not to carry their ires across the globe.

[@porcudracului]

Yeah, tell those idiots. They hate you and they say you're a Trumper, like that's the only thing you can be if you're not on their side

[@jelenajm1160]

As a Canadian, I can attest to the fact that Canada at present time does not offer much benefits to individuals or businesses and there are multiple better countries for people to emirate to.

[@ethancook5705]

Costa Rica or Panama are good options especially if one is retired or a digital nomad.

[@alberto-u9b8u]

costa rica has a price level 2 to 3 times that of , say, mexico and you are basically paying stateside prices for a tropical area while the locals try to exploiit yiou, think twice r

[@MarisaJimenez-d3c]

I would like more information about Panama

[@lioneldemun6033]

In Puerto Viejo CR I rented a shack for my vacation the same price I rented a luxury apartment in Plettenberg SA another time.

[@lifemetamorphosis-d5j]

All this is tiring. There's no perfect place to run to.....people just do what's best for you and don't stress over things you have no control over.

[@esotericsolitaire]

Most movers will move their problems with them.

[@kentstallard6512]

Yes, nowhere is perfect. Yemen and Syria are no worse than anywhere else, right? It's about escaping the impending Christian Nationalist dictatorship. I only wish that were paranoid hyperbole...but I've read Agenda 47-Project 2025.

[@JaredMerlin]

Ya know, you make it sound so easy to move to another country OVERSEAS. I have an elderly mother with dementia. I can't just jet us overseas for the best way. All we have near us is Canada. There is no other choice for us. This video, well intended as it may be is not very realistic.

[@faisal-ca]

Agreed. I am also staying in Canada for family reasons.

[@TheDeadManSwitch]

"if you're liberal and don't want to pay taxes" You just have to love it....