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Hello and thank you for watching, I am glad the information was useful. SENESCYT certainly moves at their own pace. When I did Perm Resident, the step for the updated certificate was something my lawyer handled. To be honest, it was a background tasks that she said she would handle and did. As far as I know there were no problems. As for changing lawyers affecting the process? I really cannot answer that with confidence. I would hope not. SENESCYT has all your information and I assume so do you. I would suggest you pick your new attorney and ask them. The lady I used is linked in the video. I have actually used 3 services here because we used different ones for my wife to try others. For my wife temporary we used Ingrid Rodríguez Velasco with success. Ingrid is a general practice lawyer here in Manta. For Perm for my wife, to mix it up, we tried a popular non-lawyer group. That was a mistake :(. Good luck, let me know if you have any other questions and if your in Manta, always happy to grab a beer.

@@nomadicnerd-travels Thanks for the response. I'll keep this descreet...I don't prefer the counsel you used, so I have to switch, but really appreciate your thoughts. I'm in Cuenca and as is always the case, nobody really LOVES their visa attorney! The good news is that the process seems easier, faster, and less expensive than getting the temp visa, which sucked! I'll let you know when I'm in Manta!

First and always, seek a tax advisor. But the focus here is Washington State already has no income tax. When the declared Long Term Cap Gains as not income, that meant they could tax them.

Thanks for watching. So Perm Residency I believe she charged $850. A little sad I dont remember exact two months later. In any case, Temporary is more. It is a lot more work. When I did it I believe it was $1500. The lawyer I used, Sara, is up front with all pricing so you can ask her for current prices. ecuadorvisas.com/. The are other folks that do this work, I had good luck with Sara. I hope this helps.

@nomadicnerd-travels thanks

Here are a couple. The first is the one I have, the 2nd is one a friend has that I also liked: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BYFRCFY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

www.amazon.com/dp/B01N80KZW9?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

This all varies per country, but I do not believe Ecuador will tax that. (Not tax advice, check your tax folks). I know folks in Ecuador that make their money in the market. They do not ever file in Ecuador. However, that does not apply for the Foreign Earned income tax credit from the US. Stock profits is not earned income.Uncle Sam will want to tax all of it.

I remember seeing on Google Maps that there was but it was not the place to go to. I ended up going to the office in Cabo San Lucas. It was well run the two times I have been there.

@@nomadicnerd-travels ahh. That's exactly what I was wondering. Thank you!

Which link is off line? I just tried them all and they are working now. Was it the Cuenca Highlife link?

@@nomadicnerd-travels Yes, that one!

​@@nomadicnerd-travelsThe whole web site seems to be offline. My issue is, I have a company that pays me out profits. So I am thinking how the situation will be in Ecuador.

@@LangChainAI I can get to the site, but in any case, here is the site for the lawyer who wrote the article. www.ecuadorvisas.com/. With luck she can advise you in more detail.

I have heard of the crackdowns from random RUclips videos. How can you get more reliable sources? I may have read it, or head someone read it for 4chan. I think at this point it must be taken as fact. :) Joking of course, To answer your question, No, I have not looked into it. I think (I hope) I stated as rumor in the video. I personally did not question it, because to me, it makes sense for the Mexican government to crack down on such actions. But you are 100% right to call it out. It is not something I looked at because I was not interested in trying 180 day with border runs. It seems a bit risky and residency is easy(ish). If you have any direct information can you post it here please. And thanks for calling it out.

I rewatch the video and I do state much as a matter a fact they are cracking down on the 180 day serial tourist. I probably should have been more clear it is rumor and not fact.

Yes. It's an IP outer it should work with any IP based software, including RUclips which I have done and Apple TV which I have not personally tested

The monitor is not involved at all. The glasses project an image in front of your eyes

Are you looking directly into a Screen 1-inch from your eyes like in a standard VR headset where you look directly to the screen, or are you looking into a glass that reflexes the image shooting from a projector so your eyes are never looking into the screen? I cannot find on their web how they project the image yet

@@santy33143 It is like a VR headset. You look directly at a screen 1 (or 2) inches from your eyes.

@@nomadicnerd-travels Thanks, that was my main concern, this thing while looks amazing the reality is that a monitor that close to your eyes will cause negative effects to your eyes very quickly

@@santy33143 I could see how that could be a concern. I think they are neat, but I could never get the edges sharp. And just went back to a monitor. As far as eye health, here is one article that talks about that very issues. myeyewellness.com/is-vr-bad-for-your-eyes/#:~:text=There%20are%20no%20known%20long,growing%20concern%20for%20health%20professionals.

Well thanks for subscribing. I hope you get some info or at least a laugh out of the videos.

Glad you liked it

Glad it was helpful!

thanks for watching, I hope it was helpful

haha. Well first, don't cheat. Try studying. (Yea, I am a dad). 2nd, NO. You can see the reverse of the screen from the outside. A quick give away to even the most sleeping teacher

Not that I have seen. Just one monitor view. But that would be cool

Yes, Mexico is obvious and real reasonable. Ex Pats have some weird rules on buying land and the beach areas are not that cheap. But short of that, I would hang out there a lot. Why Ecuador? My wife likes the beaches. Its on the US $$ and we can own beach front if we chose. Its cheap and does not tax foreign income which I think Mexico does (Not tax advice) and My Wife likes the beaches. (Yea, I said that twice). Uruguay, I have only looked at a little. It sounds awesome. I have to pop back to the US for work which made it less appealing to me. Flights are a lot longer. But I want to visit. The other problem with Uruguay is, it does not have the beaches my wife likes. (We can see who chooses in my family). I don't know how long we will be in Ecuador, its a starting point. We may end up in Uruguay or the EU. Who knows.

Dude, let me know how the starlink works out for travel

Yep, it really jumped. I am hoping I can lock in permanent before I cannot afford it

Which I find sooo strange given that Mexicans don’t even make $1600 a month and yet forcibly expected to live on far less.

No, they did not. Nothing had to be notarized and no background check. A lot easier than other residency permits. This is only a guess but I suspect they are already integrated with US law enforcement like Canada. They don't need a background check because they already know you. But that is just a guess.

@@nomadicnerd-travels yea I figured as much they just do it anyway without telling you I'm sure, thanks!

Why are you a criminal? Something to hide? /s 😁😁😁😁

@@ScienceNotFaith ofcourse why would I be asking lol

Hi, I am not sure. I never tried that. If you try it let me know please.

Dr. Thanks for the comment. I am working on setting up an interview with the lawyer that wrote the article I referenced in the description. I will see if she can speak to that. It is worth pointing out I am specifically talking about "Earned Income" (tax term) from US employers. As you point out, it is very hard to to get concrete information. Taxes are a very convoluted area. If you have some specific question leave them here and I will try to get them in the question list for the possible interview.

@@nomadicnerd-travels Thanks so much .... for me, the 3 biggest things are 1. Personal Foreign Earned Income and Capital Gains (Short Term and Long Term) 2. Business Foreign Earned Income and Capital Gains (Short Term and Long Term) 3. Crypto Capital Gains (Foreign and Domestic) (Short Term and Long Term).

@@doctorstrange69 I just noticed you had posted a reply, I suck at this RUclips thing sometimes. :). Did you find a good place to live that meets your needs? Also, there is a guy, I dont know if he knows what it talks about but his name is Andrew Henderson, Nomad Capital. He talks a lot and I have not seen much if any thing he says to be wrong, but I am not endorsing him, just saying he his channel may also be a resource. He talks alot about Crypto. I only really have earned income to worry about.

Thanks for sharing the video. To the best of my understanding you do not need to setup a foreign company for the tax exclusion. Like I mentioned, I have had what I said validated by a couple of tax pros, and a friend has done it but I recommend consulting your own tax expert. What I am talking about you can reduce your taxable income. And if you make less than 108,500 yes you can skip federal income taxes (Still have to file). Social Security and Medicare taxes still are due. There are probably lots of fancy ways to structure your income to skip taxes that I have never heard of. Good luck.

I watched his whole video. I am confident in what I said above, you may considered him not a great tax advice source (or maybe i'm not, you decide :). But I like his style and I 100% agree Eastern Europe deserve some travel. I am staying in the "new world" to be in the same time zone for work. Although I am very sad that his choice of Ukraine did not work out. I have friends that live (well did live) there and are now refugees. Breaks my heart seeing the images from Ukraine.

www.anytimemailbox.com/. and I added it to the description. Thanks. I dont think this was my best audio video. I may redo it. Still trying to get used making these things. It is fun

@@nomadicnerd-travels I think the video is fine as is, a lot of valuable info thanks! With the link to the mail service in description it works. Looking forward to watching your other videos. :)

Glad you like it!

That ResMed mini has its own special connector. But you can pick up an adapter to work with a more standard mask. I used the below connector for a night. But personally the special nasal mask that comes with ResMed mini is nice. Very low profile. But if you want to use your regular mask you can get this: www.amazon.com/dp/B07MM2RQSZ/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_glt_i_RJ6JPWN4KYAJ4EG8MRMK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

@@nomadicnerd-travels Thank you so much!

thanks for watching. Let me know if you get sea sick using AR glasses please

Portland. They were real nice. They would not let me apply for permanent residency as a retired person without a pension or social security but they were nice about it.

As far as the city in Mexico. I went to Cabo and stayed in San Jose del cabo. I have a video here on that place

Yes I had to make an appointment. The facilitator i used made it for me. The appointment took about 2 hours and I walked out with my residency card.

@@briangabeycom thanks

@@briangabeycom Who was your facilitator and which INM did you use? Thanks.

For the US half of the paper work, I did it myself. In Mexico, I used www.mexperience.com/ They helped with the paper work and made an appointment for me. Since I used the INM in Cabo San Lucas they did not have an office there and I was on my own for the meeting. I took a friend who spoke Spanish to help me. The office in Cabo was really easy to work with. I was out of there in a couple hours, residency card in hand

@@nomadicnerd-travels thanks!

This is just an Air BnB I stayed at that I liked. I dont rent it. I think the owner has changed since I rented it in Jan but there is a link to it in the description with info.

I changed the description, and here is the link to Air BnB www.airbnb.com/rooms/9236107?source_impression_id=p3_1649445868_J0h8ZH3MZAczPLc5

$93 per night.

This unit likely starts at 700 u.s or even higher 1500

Don't know what the price is now, but it was about 100 a night at the time - has changed owners, so don't know what it is now. We didn't see any a b and b close to 700/night in Manta.