why i moved to Montenegro

[@satines6045]

I'm from Montenegro, and I don't care if you are black or white, it's more important if you are polite and a nice person.

[@Lalitajanette]

Love your energy, my husband and I are going to visit montenegro and potential live there so glad to find your channel

[@ode2reading]

I am from the U.S. and recently bought an apartment in Budva outside the city. I chose Montenegro because the people have gone above and beyond for me. I have been nicknamed "Queen" and "Mother Earth". People stare at my fro, and want to take photos, but I find it flattering. Real estate is not cheap; renting is more affordable. I feel very safe in Montenegro. Serious crime is almost non-existent. It is definitely a break from the violence and divisiveness in the USA.

[@Orangelover231]

Boy or boy , I'm in love with your personality ❤❤

[@kilepesic4027]

It appears we are neighbors, as my family lives on the other side of the river, right across your apartment. I am an expat from US, feel free to reach out if you'd like to connect. I moved back to Montenegro in 2016, and I love it here as well.

[@c0987791]

I feel so bad that you had to turn off comments on several of your videos. As usual a woman, especially a woman of color, can’t give her honest thoughts without criticism. This is YOUR channel and these candid thoughts are very interesting and helpful to me. Maybe some people should realize that every thing is not for them. If you can’t take a KZbinrs honest opinions, there are lots of other channels. Great job on all of your videos.

[@n.furtulaa]

As a Montenegrin it's really wholesome to watch your old video's about this country(I actually consider staying here un the future and not living somewhere else🥲)

[@RadhwaneBenzeghda]

Love all the stuff you do Need it in my future career in hospitality in this beautiful méditerranéen country

[@fivefootnomad]

Thank you. It’s indeed beautiful

[@msorobia]

Thank you for the video! I’m considering vacation in Montenegro soon

[@gabriellota1820]

Oh my God you are a natural. I think you should travel more and make more videos, you are the best hands down.

[@fivefootnomad]

Thanks for your kind words. I appreciate it 🙏🏾

[@m77ast]

Yes you experience that celebrity lifestyle in eastern europe - we have been to most of eastern Europe - Latvia - hands down my best trip...

[@chriskaye1997]

Thanks for the video, it was such a unique and refreshing view of travel and Montenegro! 😊

[@fivefootnomad]

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@Orangelover231]

I know you're married but you're my type of girl 😢❤

[@awaywith_thefairies]

I love your energy!

[@agudavid1565]

Hi Basilia, thanks for this insight. I love your candid explanations. A country with such love for foreigners, irrespective of where you're coming from is worth living in. My question is what's the background of raising a family is like in Montenegro? Thanks!!

[@omotubijesutosin6261]

Thank you Basilia But sorry to asked are you living with your husband in Montenegro

[@monsiebabe2817]

Hiya can you swim in the rivers in Montenegro near where you live?

[@ayobamiolawusi4375]

Please can you help in getting invite to Montenegro

[@firozshah5928]

Where are you living now ??

[@m77ast]

Madam - this video was a jackpot....

[@Akar.abu01]

Hey dearie, I'm in Dubai and I have a freelance visa, the emirate id, I want to visit Montenegro so I would like to know if I can change my visa status while I'm in the country, thank you. You are doing an amazing job💗

[@inais657]

Hi Basilia, thank you for sharing your experiences in Montenegro! It’s engaging and compact with useful info. Your highlights on the kindness of the people and their curiosity towards people of color got me wondering, are there many asians there and how would they regard asians? I’m Southeast asian and am curious about societies that are more open to diversity.

[@fivefootnomad]

Hi Ina, thanks for watching my videos and for your kind compliments. To answer your question, in the capital city of Podgorica I've only seen Asians in the asian restaurants (Chinese)/construction so I assume they're not very many living here. Maybe the case might be a bit different on the coast due to a growing expat community there, I can't say for sure. However, during tourist season there are more Asians travelling around the country and I think Montenegrins are quite open to diversity. I hope this helps.

[@princessoviawe561]

Hi Basilia, thanks for making this video, really appreciate. I've been researching about easy ways to relocate from Nigeria and Montenegro sounds good from how you've described it. I've binged watched from this channel other videos about Montenegro and I'm thinking of starting the process. I'd like to know more about the process of applying for the visa and documents to prepare. If you'd want me to book a consultation, I'd be glad to so I can discuss in details with you. Looking forward to your reply.

[@fivefootnomad]

Hi Princess, thanks for watching my videos and for finding my content useful for you. With regards to relocating to Montenegro from Nigeria, I think the main path could be via company formation. However, the main downside is that the process can become quite cost intensive especially for nationals of third world countries. Kindly send me an email at [e-mail] to learn more.

[@theeopulentprincess]

What city do you live in? Cost of rent, Apartment hunting.

[@m77ast]

Are you in Tivat? Im thinking of moving to Montenegro.. Tired of the UK...

[@johnokoro2424]

Thank you sis . Please can you assist me with a named university where i can do a PhD pharmacology in Montenegro?. I look forward to hearing from you!.

[@bunnyliz13]

Thanks for this! Very useful. I'm actually going to move to Montenegro as well in a couple of months as both me and my partner work online and the tax system is very convenient. I was wondering if you had any experiences with banks and mortgages there?

[@chiomzyfed]

Hi did you later move

[@m77ast]

Wow - Madam - you are too harsh on Nigeria. I have been in the UK for over 20 years now. And Im planning to move back to Nigeria in around 2 years time. If we dont develop our country - who will?

[@VantageNoir]

Chinese but they will take it all from under you.

[@m77ast]

The Chinese are a false economy.

[@m77ast]

I will come to live there... From what you are saying - my Kingdom awaits... 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@adamashkitchen9589]

Please what are the relocation package from Nigerian?

[@fivefootnomad]

Relocation for Nigerians to Montenegro is likely via company formation which can be done by an accountant. However, the process is quite cost intensive but if one has the resources, it is possible

[@adamashkitchen9589]

@@fivefootnomad please give me your IG id I will like to chat with you privately, I need a country that is not too common for my family and I

[@theeopulentprincess]

@@fivefootnomad please what’s an estimate

[@chiomzyfed]

@@fivefootnomaddo you help ppl to come

[@akuamole8517]

Planning to travel and meet my boyfriend

[@Rhino6]

You left Cape Verde... Uvy !!

[@risha3740]

You are so sweet ❤

[@ucud247]

Hi pls can we talk? Am in paustarica montenegro now and I need some advice, am also Nigerian, can we talk sis

[@chiomzyfed]

Hi are you still in Montenegro? I see you were in uae bfr

[@ucud247]

Yes dear moved back a long time ago ,wanted to get one or two solid information from u concerning we Africans over there, I have a newborn baby now here in UAE, wanted to have my baby there but no help

[@chiomzyfed]

@@ucud247 did you like the place Montenegro? When you went then?

[@chiomzyfed]

@@ucud247 how did you go from uae ?

[@chiomzyfed]

@@ucud247 what documents did you provide

[@pastorprecious9546]

Good my sister what is visa requirement please let me know if I can afford it. Because as I am to you right I am deporty from U.S.A. which American government gave me good five years to reapply again. so Nigeria is boring also an of insecurity I really need an a place to spend the whole five before moving back to the state. an I promise you. you will never regret of known a type of my person.

[@m77ast]

OK - Hot weather, Sea, Mountains, Low cost of living, Small close neighbourhoods, black people are treated like celebrities.. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 - Madam - Im just laughing watching this video... you don't even understand.... 🤣🤣🤣

[@jjabb]

This a Nigerian roast video 😢😢😢😢

[@alexl4688]

I really enjoyed your video! Very helpful!I However, I would have to disagree in regards to what you mentioned about your idea of the black American perspective in foreign countries. It’s not about stereotypes. You make it sound like it’s trauma for a white person to look or touch a black American. It’s not that at all. It’s literally about personal space. Americans ( no matter the race) are not about people coming up in our personal space to touch us. That’s not our culture unless we are friends or we are both flirting . I know in many other cultures touching is the norm. The boundaries of personal space are kind of blurred. & I think that has to do with what you mentioned about the warmness of a culture. However, for many Americans it’s very strange for a stranger to come up to us and touch our body or hair without asking. The stares may get annoying, but I’m sure they ignore them because there wouldn’t be many black Americans living & very happy in Asia or Europe if it bothered them that much. I hoped that help. Cheers & happy living in Montenegro! 🇲🇪

[@fivefootnomad]

Hi Alex, I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video. I'm African and I have very limited knowledge about Black American or American culture in general. So thanks for clarifying the idea of "personal space" and showing a different perspective, I've learned something new!

[@pastorprecious9546]

Please I am expecting you respond ma. God bless an you husband too

[@johnsonidowu2970]

Hi Basilia, Could you please send me your email?