I made the permanent move to Medellin in March of this year. The BEST decision I have ever made. Friends/family kept asking when was I coming back. My reply, in the year 20 never.
Laurells is an awesome neighborhood I spent 3 months there and didn’t even feel like I was in a different country. It’s like a suburb of New York City. Great sushi restaurants great lounges great local people. I use to sit in the McDonald’s at night sipping coffee the McDonald’s was like a night club. I loved it
Great video. I've lived here in Medellín for almost 3 years and it's one of the best decisions I've made. My peace of mind and quality of life is better than it was in New York.
Sometimes it's hard for people to understand that. There are some safety issues in Medellin as well as negative aspects but how do you explain to someone you feel more comfortable and at peace in that place. For me it's the quality of life per dollar. Hired help etc. Then it's the weekend Finca culture. Break away and live with your family and friends for a break from the city.
This is a great video because we hear mainly men moving or visiting Colombia for prostitution or their prospects of many women. I had a female friend ask me about an expat community in Medellin and all I knew was these guys who move there to get women. The men have a strong expat community but I am not aware of a female expat community.
Sensational stories get the attention. The truth is many women Expat here. I don't know the stats but I would imagine men are more likely to Expat than women since men are more risk tolerant. I'm here now and yesterday there was a woman Expat at the table next to me that had two friends visiting her from the USA. I made this video to show the otherside, glad it resonated with you.
Great video man. I was supposed to move there last week but I, my Mom and my Dad all caught the COVID crud. We are healing and I will be there in a few weeks. I have lived all over Asia but this will be my first adventure into Colombia.
@@Karl__Pierre Yeah I am going to come there and just jump into an immersion school because I speak no Spanish at all. I do understand a small percentage of it because I speak a little Visayan from the Philippines. It was colonized by Spain for 400 years. There is a lot of rich history between the Philippines and S. America. Any advice?
@@marshallsislandadventures798 download pimsleur. That's how I learned Portuguese I 90 days basic conversational. I have links in my description. Do a lesson it's free see how you like it. Couple that with immersion you'll be good in 6 months
I often hear that phrase when discussing danger in Medellin... "it's like anywhere", but It's really not. I lived in Medellin for three years, and men are constantly getting drugged and robbed if they go out at night or meet a Tinder date (not referring to those out late looking for prostitutes who are putting themselves in danger). Anyone who says, "it's like anywhere" probably hasn't been to eastern Asia, where I have lived for two years. It's significantly safer here. There are certain barrios in Medellin where the locals will tell you, "do not go there alone, especially at night". I've never had anyone warn me not to go somewhere in eastern Asia.
This is true. I suppose it's like anywhere in the America's would be more appropriate. Then again got robbed in Indonesia once. Right now the drug/date robbery is the scam of choice targeting foreign men. Hopefully it's not something that catches on worldwide
well dont date on tinder and find people in real life through your friends like its suppose to go. you gotta make some friends and have them introduce people to you. anywhere outside of some western countries are dangerous this is the sad reality of the rest of the world outside our bubble. learn to adapt and you will have a great time. and it may be safer in eastern asia but women arent as pretty imo. if you like the asian look then thats the place for you.
How many times does people get killed over a cellphone in Japan or South Corea? Japan has a population of over 125 million people and had almost I think something like 180 murders in 2018 while Medellin with a population of over 2 million had more then 500 murders. Please don't say that can happen everywhere., it is a horrible argument. Don't want to sound mean or negative bro. Keep up the great work with your channel!
It certainly can especially if you're from a large city in the USA. Could get shot in a mall or a day care. I being from Jamaica Queens NY was in an environment where murders happened to the point the daily news had a murder counter on the bottom right of the screen. So I guess of comparing to Japan or Korea yes but comparing to NYC or Chicago or Miami it's in line. Biggest issue in Colombia is wage gap
The People!!! Just got back from Medellin a few days ago. There's so much to do and obviously it's gorgeous, but #1, it's the PEOPLE!! And I hope they never change! Gracias Colombia! Una chimba!
Great video! I've been thinking to move to Colombia lately. Your video is really informative. I plan to live there for a couple of months before commiting to a long term.
@@Karl__Pierre I just want to try a different culture and South America has always intrigued me. First of all, the weather is good there. I live in Canada so you know....Life is good in Canada but boring here. People are not close to each other. Everyone is keeping a distance from others.
@@Karl__Pierre Well...Covid is one thing, but the distancing between people wasn't just starting after the pandemic. I think as a society the richer you are, the more indifferent you become. It is just sad. I plan to visit Medellin in January. Hope that is a good month there.
@@Karl__Pierre Sorry for the late reply! Gosh, there's so much I could say. Pros of Barranquilla: almost every day is sunny (at least part of the day), people are super friendly, laid back culture, fantastic food and beaches. Also, it's a great place to live--not too expensive, but great quality of life and good infrastructure. It's not as glamorous as Cartagena, but folks here say, "Cartagena is for visiting, Barranquilla is for living." CONS: The weather is much hotter than Medellin--you can't beat the weather in the center of the country. However, it tends to rain more and be cloudier. Also, public transportation is not as developed as Medellin, but taxis and buses are everywhere and economical. Utilities can be crazy expensive (we pay $600.000 cop for electricity because we always need to use the air conditioning for our baby.) Also, there are not as many museums and touristy things to do. In my opinion, being in Barranquilla feels like I can be a bit more immersed in Colombia without the over-saturation of tourists. Sorry for the long answer, but I hope this helps!
A bit of advice. I lived in Medellin for exactly 1 year before moving to Ecuador and then Peru. If you plan to live in Medellin, learn how to pronounce the cities name. In Medellin they speak a different dialect of Spanish and the double L is not a Y sound but instead more of a G or J sound so it sounds like Mede gene not Mede Yene; the lady said it correct @ minute mark 12:35 for reference.
The main point for people to remember is, this is your life. Don’t listen to naysayers. If you do, you will never do anything in your life that’s worthwhile and satisfying to you. End of story.
I'll be there in August for the festival of flowers can't wait it'll be my 2nd time in Medillin, my 3rd time in Columbia, great video good job ,can't wait to come back
This is the second video I have watched from you the first was with David from life with David and I have to say you conduct your interviews professionally with some good questions and best of all you allow the guest to speak... Totally enjoyed both videos..Just subscribed
@@Karl__Pierre What is so weird here is there is no real wild life like Deer foxes or coyotes they do have a bear that is smaller and looks like a skunk with white stripe going down it. I'm not sure I believe everything is connected to everything anymore bcz of seeing how beautiful this place is without all the wildlife that you have right outside Newark NJ would have. So weird in that way! I have never seen a rabbit here. I have friends tell me they say a squirrel once. So darn weird!
Shes very Beautyful. I think she's a beautiful female she's wised beyond her years and smart. I love colombias girls. I always liked therre music since the 90s Starying from Shakira,Carlos vives,& juanes and Jbalvin and the rest. I'm from Illinois. Hopefully 1 day i visit my frienda in Colombia.
Me encantan tus videos -- super profesionales! And you are an amazingly engaging interviewer. With that said, tengo 2 niños de 4 años y 6 años...y no tengo ningún interés en 'homeschooling.' Tiene más info de las escuelas privadas o programas del verano para expats de estas edades?
Coming soon as I explore those topics while living there. I certainly don't want to home school either and have heard of some English schools for Expat children.
@@Karl__Pierre same question here. We have a 7 and a 3 year old. We are teachers by trade so we could homeschool, but we would rather integrate the kids more in the culture with their peers. Pls keep me posted on this content specifically. Thanks to you both. Best, -Al
Hey, great content makes me want to get back to travelling ASAP. I plan to come over this year once we are allowed from the UK. Where would you recommend to stay for someone visiting Colombia for the first time?
I think the most important thing to check is how you feel about administrative processes here. They are very slow and inefficient. That's usually one thing that stresses Americans out. I have no doubt you will like the city as a family unit but those details can make life uncomfortable. What's your plan for long term visa?
@@Karl__Pierre if my dad was born in Colombia, how hard would it be for me to get citizenship? I don't have contact with my mom, also of Colombian birth.
Hi Carl. Nice interview with a local Americana. Which part of Medellin she mentiones as interesting? I understood el poblado which is nice but very touristic.
The holidays, omg so many holidays and everyone take the time off. Unlike US where holidays are not required to be given by companies and even so many people will work during the holidays in fear of not working will make people think you are not committed to the company. Medellin is awesome and is my second home.
So true and Mexico is also lile Colombia. More halpier and don't work holidays. Sunday no one works. There the best in construction and making Latino tacos rice and other Latin dish. But USA try and work people lile a dog sometimes even in holidays. Whats up with that.
I tell my team that I don’t look at emails and text messages on weekends. Call me if the office is literally on fire only. This provides my people permission to relax during weekends as well.
I live in Calgary, AB Canada and you guys are talking about rent prices in colombia and USA. A studio/bachelor apartment here is starting at 900(old / basic) upto 1200(modern/ advanced). Way over priced here, can't wait to leave
Very interesting interview. I also live now in Colombia and I have stayed three months in Mexico and three months in Brazil aswell and nothing has happend to me but I really don't agree with the narrative at all when it comes how you guys want to downplay the violence in Colombia and Medellin. It is just extremely bias. Please. Medellin has a murder rate of over 20 per 100 000 people. Which city in Europe has a murder rate that high? Very very few cities in the US has cities with murder rates so high. Baltimore is one that has a crazy high murder rate. I have colombian friends and they don't even walk around with their phone on the streets in pretty safe neighborhoods and they are many Colombians that thinks twice, and PLEASE don't compair Medellin or Colombia to France and Italy. Sure violence exist everywhere but hey it is a diference . You can't just think of personal experience. Look at the murder rate and the gdp per capita in Colombia and compair it to Italy or France. If you look at Europe and countries like Japan, South Corea and China and compair it to Latin America then it is a huge difference. I understand you guys love Colombia and Latin America and get upset when people think that Colombia is like Afghanistan but please don't compair it to Europe or even the US. Don't compair 1 murder rate per 100 000 people which is Italy and France with over 24 or 26 I think per 100 000 people which is Colombia
Why not make the comparison without comparison there is no contrast. The driver of crime in any location is the economy and availability of jobs for young men.
good video....on point....one thing to learn is the local economy....even though your income in U.S. dollars and everything seems cheap, it's not once you learn what the locals pay for the same thing....
I like your videos, and a lovely the interview, because , I want to know how the people think, about my city and of course my Country, thanks man , my English is so bad. God bless
Haha no worries you have to see how bad my Spanish is. Did you see my full episode on Medellin? If not you should check that one out, one of my favorite videos.
The reason that I was watching this was that I wanted to know why all the ladies on Chaturbate were from Columbia. I still don't think I've got my answer.
Hahahaha. The reason is the minimum wage per month is $250/month. Sex workers can earn$10-$100/hour. And I'm sure on chaturbate depending on the following one can clear more than that without having sex with anyone. What you have to keep in mind though is the majority of women are not sex workers. So you can't visit thinking every woman is DTF. The truth is if you're a semi nice guy, speak Fluent Spanish and treat a woman there like you would an American woman she will be quite happy to spend time with you.
I love how she says basically no crime.. I've been to Medellin now like 5 times.. there is definitely lots of crime.. she is just saying she did not experience any.. One thing I don't like about Medellin.. you really don't want to wonder of the beaten path or you leave yourself open to bad things.. even in some of the neighborhoods away from Poblado and even in Poblado, bad things happen.. I had friends that went hiking up in the foot hills got robbed by teenagers with knives, I knew someone who got stabbed in the hand walking around a park at night in Poblado, followed the news of people being killed for their phones, or being held at gun point for jewelry.. lots of bad shit happens.. I would rather live in an affordable place in Europe where I can walk around at night and don't have to worry about stuff during the day as well..
Thanks considering living part time Colombia my partner is Colombia and my business insurance I can do remote currently live Orlando Fl But being gay a consideration as well
What site does she use to rents apartments. I own a home in Florida I rent a studio to an individual with a kitchen for 1000$ a month. Medellin is a top notch kinda life in general as a human being. It’s absolutely a more balanced healthy life style x1000%. American life just isn’t fun anymore. The average male in the USA no matter what age lives like a castrated caged animal.
Barranquilla temp runs from 75 to 90 year around.I was there last year for 2 weeks I don't speak spanish but knew a person there that helped me out when she had time after work.The peole were very nice that I came across.
I’m curious in what area was the apartment she talked about? She said $450 for a 3/2 with doorman, pool, etc. Have prices more than doubled since then? Because all I’m seeing in Laureles costs over $1,000 for just a basic, decent 1 bedroom-no fancy extras. Am I seeing gringo pricing? Suggestions on websites for finding apartments with fair pricing? Thanks!
Are you looking for furnished apartments? If you need relocation and visa assistance please contact Colombia@entplife.com my team can assist if it's a short stay less than 15 months your options will be airbnb and that's why youre seeing prices at over 1000.
@@Karl__Pierre oh thanks! I don’t think I need visa, etc, assistance at this point. Just researching for maybe later this year. Yes, I’d want furnished and possibly a year or so lease. Where does one find these kinds of rentals advertised? I found one site, Col something, but prices were just like Airbnb
Hi like the video with the senorita your guess, i would like for to elaborate alittle bit more as someone moving to colombia how did you get bank account, ID, things like that.
In this video she is managing a hostel. That's what she's doing. I set up a company that works with US clients. I've also set up an airbnb. Many options in my opinion all a matter of what is the financial needs of the person and their interests
@@Karl__Pierre if it helps the country develop im all for it but most of the youtubers just make click bait vids which appeal for pervs looking for minors and prostitutes. Like nobody talks of the corruption in colombia, like in nyc there nomore juan valdez coffee shops cause the people they send to manage those stores know a politician in colombia and they get job that way instead of giving those jobs to people who know.... this year im going to medellin to set up a biz which should help that country develop cause nobody.... and one last thing ive seen you in queens and happy you making a income from youtube so keep it ip
@@Jean_villegas of course people speak on thr corruption and positive things. Others on sex and drugs. Again it's a reflection of the reality of the world and the people on it. What business are you looking to setup in Medellin?
@@Karl__Pierre just saw this. Most of these youtubers act like they care but they dont. Most just wanna make a quick buck making videos in medellin like if they experts and know all of colombia from decades ago. I think you think colombia is still usa and is not, you know gangs controlled all the barrios in medellin and theres calm in the city cause all made a no violence pact or something. You think im stupid to write my idea on youtube so some jerkoff copies it half ass??? If you got 5 million in assets you shouldnt b making that public, not everything comes out in the news and people still get kidnapped there for money. I made some cash in nyc long ago and i never made it public or told anyone i lived in hamptons.
I don’t like when they compare other states of other countries to where they’re at at a time it’s not the same crime here in the US and Europe I don’t know that, but I would not assume to say it.
I want to move here I’m a single mother with two small children and Muslim at that. Can I find a place here that has security and possible find a in home nanny? Thank you for your content
what an incredibly ignorant assumption. Medellin has more heavily tattooed people than any US city by far. it is pretty much 100% socially acceptable here to have MANY visible tattoos.
One place to start is with the standard dictionary definitions of expats and immigrants: Expatriate: someone who lives outside of their native country. Immigrant: someone who comes to live permanently in another country.
You can in small town Ohio. Plenty of rural towns in USA with low rents but comparing small rural towns to where there is no real industry to a major city is not a good comparison. For example I can find apartments in cities in Europe for 400-600/month. Ie Paris, Valencia, Palermo. When you compare those to cities like NY Atlanta Chicago it's no comparison
How can I connect with someone in Bucaramanga to buy a property to live in . I’m moving to Colombia in the next few months and need to find a good contact please and thank you
Medellin has so many other problems besides crime, like the air pollution is really bad, worse than any American city with bad air pollution because they don't have good regulations for smog, and some times of years its unbearable for me..
Yes the air pollution is an issue it seems to be a combination of regulations and climate. I agree than can be improved. What are the other problems and where would you prefer to settle?
@@Karl__Pierre Either Spain, Portugal, or somewhere in Eastern Europe.. The other Medellin problems is the crazy traffic, The Noise, and its become a little too gay (just not my scene, nothing against the gays)
@@Karl__Pierre I thought they outlawed Uber? When we went to Colombia in Jan 2020 all of our Uber drivers told us to sit up front and pretend that we weren’t ubering. They also told us that some taxi drivers were attacking Uber drivers, damaging their cars, etc
@@randomstuff-p5m uber is technically illegal yet I just took an uber to my home 5 minutes ago lol. There's also an app called Didi and plenty of regular taxis
Anywhere in Colombia is better than NY. NY has one the worst quality of life in the world. It's expensive it's stressful and I hate it. My choice cities in Colombia would be Bogotá Medellin and my favorite Valledupar.
@@Karl__Pierre Most Colombians who migrated to the USA to New York come to work make money to retire back in Colombia. If they do decide to retire in the USA NY is not the choice there are other cities and states in the USA better and cheaper than NY.
When I saw the title of the video, my first thought was, a woman from the U.S. has to be a knuckle head to want to move to Latin America. For me, it was about the women because in the United States, the woman is the prize but in South America, that gringo man is the prize! Then I saw the green hair and tattoo sleeve and my suspicion was affirmed. Who knows, maybe she likes Latina women too!
THERE IS NO COMPLETELY PERFECT OR COMPLETELY DISASTER PLACE TO LIVE. EVERYTHING THAT YOU ARE REPORTING IS ON THE PERFECT SIDE, WHICH MAKES IT SOUND LIKE Colombia is A PERFECT PLACE. PLEASE do a DISCLOSURE IF YOU are RECEIVING MONETARY COMPENSATION BY THE COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT FOR YOU INFORMATIAL.
@@Karl__Pierreyou are waist of my time. You can not help it, you were designed and genetically programmed to behave the way you are. You are all about money 🤑 money 🤑 🤑 money.
Medellín is the better place for young people looking for new enterprise, fun and aventure, medellín is the place...now, for mature people looking for relaxing simple and inexpensive living, smaller cities and towns throughout Colombia are a better option. After living outside Colombia For more than five decades, I have returned to the small farm that I inherited in boyacá, the picturesque and safest place in Colombia...
Hi Livano, thanks for your comment. I guess it also depends on the person. Some young people like to have that peaceful and quiet place, and some mature still love what the city offers, like going to different restaurants, movies, and museums, but I completely understand what you say. How's life in Boyacá?
@@Karl__Pierre Hi, Boyacá is a department with 3 or 4 towns over 100,000 people and over 100 small towns, some of which are very colonnial in style and picturesque. I was born in a farm near villa de Leyva and emigrantes to the US after finishing high school. I am very grateful yo the US, where i worked my way throgh college and had a good job with a corporation. I always wanted to return to Colombia and to the place where i was born because of family ties, the weather (15-24 degrees C), the sun risings over the green mountains, the friendly and hardworking people around. Villa de Leyva, founded in 1792, has become a tourist enclave particularly on long weekends, but it is still one of the most relaxing places I have known...For tourists, the area around Paipa, Duitama and Sogamoso offers a variety of ammenities and closby is the spetacular Lago de Torta at 3200 mts altitude with a white sand beach for daring bathers.. boyacá Aldo offers a number of valleys surrounded by green mountains, the most interesting being the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy at 5400 mts altitude, considered the most beatiful in Colombia (which I still have to visita..)...the travel to boyacá is easy from estación norte in Bogotá by bus or microbuses to Tunja and to the diferent towns from there....I hope you enjoy boyacá if you decide yo visit...
interesting to read. if medellin is right place to me i don't know. i like to stay more close to sea. i m retired and have not to work again. i travelled a lot in my life. next june i start to travel again. like to see central america like panama and south america like columbia or other countries. i don't like to fix myself. depend on wind where he blow me. my income is 10 millions pesos monthly. should be possible to live there in a comfy way i think so. i don't want to invest, to old already
Hello Mario. Thank you for sharing. If I were going to relocate to Colombia and wanted to be near the sea I would choose Cartagena or Barranquilla. Medellin is a great city but not having the sea is a downer. There is a lakes region 2 hours away where I get to enjoy the water. Cartagena is only $75 flight and 1 hour from Medellin. 10M pesos a month will provide a comfortable life in Medellin. Have you considered Ecuador, puerto Vallarta Mexico and Brazil?
@@Karl__Pierre that there is a lake i didn't know. suit my wisches already. my spanish is poor even i lived in torrevieja spain before. use usually english and german there. even like to see the world more i need a basement like panama or columbia. last days i looked legal services immigrations in columbia, easy to get in. brazil i like to visit, probably mexico. as a actually 3 dose vaccinated i can enter all countries. i think i will travel first to columbia for get m-pensionada visa and from there can there can travel to countries. the idea is to travel to diff countries for some months and move ahead and finally going back to my basement
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I made the permanent move to Medellin in March of this year. The BEST decision I have ever made. Friends/family kept asking when was I coming back. My reply, in the year 20 never.
Hahaha nice. What neighborhood did you choose to live in?
@@expat5587 sure but define what is a safe apartment to you and what's your budget?
@@Karl__Pierre for Columbia. For a nice spot I think 1000 is good
@@expat5587 furnished or unfurnished.
@@Karl__Pierre fully furnished
I love this young lady's explanation of her experience and life prior to moving to Colombia. CHEVERE!
Thanks
Laurells is an awesome neighborhood I spent 3 months there and didn’t even feel like I was in a different country. It’s like a suburb of New York City. Great sushi restaurants great lounges great local people. I use to sit in the McDonald’s at night sipping coffee the McDonald’s was like a night club. I loved it
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for loving my beautiful city Medellin ,colombia 🇨🇴
Greetings from USA 🇺🇸
Awesome thanks for watching. I have more on medellin you should see.
Great video. I've lived here in Medellín for almost 3 years and it's one of the best decisions I've made. My peace of mind and quality of life is better than it was in New York.
Sometimes it's hard for people to understand that. There are some safety issues in Medellin as well as negative aspects but how do you explain to someone you feel more comfortable and at peace in that place. For me it's the quality of life per dollar. Hired help etc. Then it's the weekend Finca culture. Break away and live with your family and friends for a break from the city.
This is a great video because we hear mainly men moving or visiting Colombia for prostitution or their prospects of many women. I had a female friend ask me about an expat community in Medellin and all I knew was these guys who move there to get women. The men have a strong expat community but I am not aware of a female expat community.
Sensational stories get the attention. The truth is many women Expat here. I don't know the stats but I would imagine men are more likely to Expat than women since men are more risk tolerant.
I'm here now and yesterday there was a woman Expat at the table next to me that had two friends visiting her from the USA. I made this video to show the otherside, glad it resonated with you.
Great video man. I was supposed to move there last week but I, my Mom and my Dad all caught the COVID crud. We are healing and I will be there in a few weeks. I have lived all over Asia but this will be my first adventure into Colombia.
Awesome! Not the Covid news but the Colombia adventure. Are you starting in Medellin?
@@Karl__Pierre Yeah I am going to come there and just jump into an immersion school because I speak no Spanish at all. I do understand a small percentage of it because I speak a little Visayan from the Philippines. It was colonized by Spain for 400 years. There is a lot of rich history between the Philippines and S. America. Any advice?
@@marshallsislandadventures798 download pimsleur. That's how I learned Portuguese I 90 days basic conversational. I have links in my description. Do a lesson it's free see how you like it. Couple that with immersion you'll be good in 6 months
Asia some people are good some bad. There's still alote of viruses in Asia. goodluck. Heal more then s few weeks try atleast 2 months
Thank you for this helpful interview, Daniella.
Glad it was helpful! Check out the one we did with Lauren and David. More perspectives!
I often hear that phrase when discussing danger in Medellin... "it's like anywhere", but It's really not. I lived in Medellin for three years, and men are constantly getting drugged and robbed if they go out at night or meet a Tinder date (not referring to those out late looking for prostitutes who are putting themselves in danger). Anyone who says, "it's like anywhere" probably hasn't been to eastern Asia, where I have lived for two years. It's significantly safer here. There are certain barrios in Medellin where the locals will tell you, "do not go there alone, especially at night". I've never had anyone warn me not to go somewhere in eastern Asia.
This is true. I suppose it's like anywhere in the America's would be more appropriate. Then again got robbed in Indonesia once. Right now the drug/date robbery is the scam of choice targeting foreign men. Hopefully it's not something that catches on worldwide
well dont date on tinder and find people in real life through your friends like its suppose to go. you gotta make some friends and have them introduce people to you. anywhere outside of some western countries are dangerous this is the sad reality of the rest of the world outside our bubble. learn to adapt and you will have a great time. and it may be safer in eastern asia but women arent as pretty imo. if you like the asian look then thats the place for you.
Well. I live in America and I have never been to any city where people don’t tell me this
Exactamente.... en RUclips todo se ve muy bonito pero la verdad es otra. Como siempre digo una cosa es amar a la patria y otra estar ciegos .
@@nanam9179 jajajajajaja no entendiste nada de lo que dijo
How many times does people get killed over a cellphone in Japan or South Corea? Japan has a population of over 125 million people and had almost I think something like 180 murders in 2018 while Medellin with a population of over 2 million had more then 500 murders. Please don't say that can happen everywhere., it is a horrible argument. Don't want to sound mean or negative bro. Keep up the great work with your channel!
It certainly can especially if you're from a large city in the USA. Could get shot in a mall or a day care. I being from Jamaica Queens NY was in an environment where murders happened to the point the daily news had a murder counter on the bottom right of the screen.
So I guess of comparing to Japan or Korea yes but comparing to NYC or Chicago or Miami it's in line.
Biggest issue in Colombia is wage gap
Will be a part 2 of this interview? Nice to see you Daniela!!! Looking forward to visiting La Playa soon :)
One l...made a mistake. No part 2... Just yet.
She's so pretty man, hope she's doing okay. Great to see women comfortable abroad! Wonderful questions by the way.
She certainly is and super sweet too. She's doing well, happy living her life.
The People!!! Just got back from Medellin a few days ago. There's so much to do and obviously it's gorgeous, but #1, it's the PEOPLE!! And I hope they never change! Gracias Colombia! Una chimba!
Totally agree!
Great video! I've been thinking to move to Colombia lately. Your video is really informative. I plan to live there for a couple of months before commiting to a long term.
What is leading you to make that choice
@@Karl__Pierre I just want to try a different culture and South America has always intrigued me. First of all, the weather is good there. I live in Canada so you know....Life is good in Canada but boring here. People are not close to each other. Everyone is keeping a distance from others.
@@zhangyuandyou yeah candada...lol they are taking this COVID thing to the next level and it's also pretty darn miserable weather up there.
@@Karl__Pierre Well...Covid is one thing, but the distancing between people wasn't just starting after the pandemic. I think as a society the richer you are, the more indifferent you become. It is just sad. I plan to visit Medellin in January. Hope that is a good month there.
Great video! We live up in Barranquilla. but we are considering Medellín in the near future.
How do you like Barranquilla what are the pros and cons in your opinion?
@@Karl__Pierre Sorry for the late reply! Gosh, there's so much I could say. Pros of Barranquilla: almost every day is sunny (at least part of the day), people are super friendly, laid back culture, fantastic food and beaches. Also, it's a great place to live--not too expensive, but great quality of life and good infrastructure. It's not as glamorous as Cartagena, but folks here say, "Cartagena is for visiting, Barranquilla is for living." CONS: The weather is much hotter than Medellin--you can't beat the weather in the center of the country. However, it tends to rain more and be cloudier. Also, public transportation is not as developed as Medellin, but taxis and buses are everywhere and economical. Utilities can be crazy expensive (we pay $600.000 cop for electricity because we always need to use the air conditioning for our baby.) Also, there are not as many museums and touristy things to do. In my opinion, being in Barranquilla feels like I can be a bit more immersed in Colombia without the over-saturation of tourists. Sorry for the long answer, but I hope this helps!
A bit of advice. I lived in Medellin for exactly 1 year before moving to Ecuador and then Peru. If you plan to live in Medellin, learn how to pronounce the cities name. In Medellin they speak a different dialect of Spanish and the double L is not a Y sound but instead more of a G or J sound so it sounds like Mede gene not Mede Yene; the lady said it correct @ minute mark 12:35 for reference.
I get this message atleast once a week. Thanks for the assistance.
Millions of people speak Spanish in many different ways. It's perfectly understandable with the LL=y pronunciation.
The main point for people to remember is, this is your life. Don’t listen to naysayers. If you do, you will never do anything in your life that’s worthwhile and satisfying to you.
End of story.
I agree with you 100%
Well, I'm living in Medellín, It's an amazing place!
Awesome
I’m more in love with Bogota but slowly appreciating Medellin area for a Finca. It’s just a flight away.
The size and gray feel of Bogota is not for me. Why do you prefer it? Commerce, energy, really curious.
@@Karl__Pierre Same for me. Bogota is too big and too gray and I’m from New York
@@Zorichai. Medellin will be enjoyable...speaking as a NYer. I dislike Bogota
@@Karl__Pierre when I went the for the 2nd time I enjoyed it a bit more but still nothing like Medellin. Eterna Primavera wins all day.
I'll be there in August for the festival of flowers can't wait it'll be my 2nd time in Medillin, my 3rd time in Columbia, great video good job ,can't wait to come back
Awesome !!!! Weather should be good by then, right now rain everyday
This is the second video I have watched from you the first was with David from life with David and I have to say you conduct your interviews professionally with some good questions and best of all you allow the guest to speak... Totally enjoyed both videos..Just subscribed
Thank you Patrick appreciate the feedback.
Colombia is beautiful, first country in the world for biodiversity per km²
It is. I think it also has the most diversity of birds.
@@Karl__Pierre What is so weird here is there is no real wild life like Deer foxes or coyotes they do have a bear that is smaller and looks like a skunk with white stripe going down it. I'm not sure I believe everything is connected to everything anymore bcz of seeing how beautiful this place is without all the wildlife that you have right outside Newark NJ would have. So weird in that way! I have never seen a rabbit here. I have friends tell me they say a squirrel once. So darn weird!
@@augustbrante8117 Have you gone to the Amazon?
Shes very Beautyful. I think she's a beautiful female she's wised beyond her years and smart. I love colombias girls. I always liked therre music since the 90s Starying from Shakira,Carlos vives,& juanes and Jbalvin and the rest. I'm from Illinois. Hopefully 1 day i visit my frienda in Colombia.
She is beautiful.
Great interview and i learned allot it was a great source for my research
Awesome glad you found it helpful
Me encantan tus videos -- super profesionales! And you are an amazingly engaging interviewer. With that said, tengo 2 niños de 4 años y 6 años...y no tengo ningún interés en 'homeschooling.' Tiene más info de las escuelas privadas o programas del verano para expats de estas edades?
Coming soon as I explore those topics while living there. I certainly don't want to home school either and have heard of some English schools for Expat children.
@@Karl__Pierre same question here. We have a 7 and a 3 year old. We are teachers by trade so we could homeschool, but we would rather integrate the kids more in the culture with their peers. Pls keep me posted on this content specifically. Thanks to you both. Best, -Al
Hey, great content makes me want to get back to travelling ASAP. I plan to come over this year once we are allowed from the UK. Where would you recommend to stay for someone visiting Colombia for the first time?
How long will you be staying and what are you into?
Love your channel. I'm going this summer to check it out with my wife if all goes well we are going to move with our 3 kids the end of the year!
I think the most important thing to check is how you feel about administrative processes here. They are very slow and inefficient. That's usually one thing that stresses Americans out. I have no doubt you will like the city as a family unit but those details can make life uncomfortable.
What's your plan for long term visa?
@@Karl__Pierre I'm a veteran with passive income so retirement Visa. I don't mind a slower style. I'm less in a rush than most Americans
@@Karl__Pierre if my dad was born in Colombia, how hard would it be for me to get citizenship? I don't have contact with my mom, also of Colombian birth.
I'm US born.
@@acrespo123 I don't have any knowledge about that unfortunately if I do I'll post on it
Hi Carl. Nice interview with a local Americana. Which part of Medellin she mentiones as interesting? I understood el poblado which is nice but very touristic.
Laureles and Envigado
The holidays, omg so many holidays and everyone take the time off. Unlike US where holidays are not required to be given by companies and even so many people will work during the holidays in fear of not working will make people think you are not committed to the company.
Medellin is awesome and is my second home.
There you go! It's tru this monday is also a holiday haha
So true and Mexico is also lile Colombia. More halpier and don't work holidays. Sunday no one works. There the best in construction and making Latino tacos rice and other Latin dish. But USA try and work people lile a dog sometimes even in holidays. Whats up with that.
I tell my team that I don’t look at emails and text messages on weekends. Call me if the office is literally on fire only. This provides my people permission to relax during weekends as well.
Very informative.
Glad you found it helpful
I'm in Korea and I can confirm the Americas (including the US) are 40 years behind. Great nature, though.
40 Years behind in what sense?
I live in Calgary, AB Canada and you guys are talking about rent prices in colombia and USA. A studio/bachelor apartment here is starting at 900(old / basic) upto 1200(modern/ advanced).
Way over priced here, can't wait to leave
Thats still fair compared to NYC where old studio starts at 2100 and new modern 3000
I'm in Chicago. A middle of the road 1 bdr costs $1,600-$1,800. In nicer parts..around $2,300.
@@iananderson8288 here in Colombia 500-700 gets you into a newer building, doorman, pool, sauna and Gym. Globalization is the new freedom.
Very interesting interview. I also live now in Colombia and I have stayed three months in Mexico and three months in Brazil aswell and nothing has happend to me but I really don't agree with the narrative at all when it comes how you guys want to downplay the violence in Colombia and Medellin. It is just extremely bias. Please. Medellin has a murder rate of over 20 per 100 000 people. Which city in Europe has a murder rate that high? Very very few cities in the US has cities with murder rates so high. Baltimore is one that has a crazy high murder rate. I have colombian friends and they don't even walk around with their phone on the streets in pretty safe neighborhoods and they are many Colombians that thinks twice, and PLEASE don't compair Medellin or Colombia to France and Italy. Sure violence exist everywhere but hey it is a diference . You can't just think of personal experience. Look at the murder rate and the gdp per capita in Colombia and compair it to Italy or France. If you look at Europe and countries like Japan, South Corea and China and compair it to Latin America then it is a huge difference. I understand you guys love Colombia and Latin America and get upset when people think that Colombia is like Afghanistan but please don't compair it to Europe or even the US. Don't compair 1 murder rate per 100 000 people which is Italy and France with over 24 or 26 I think per 100 000 people which is Colombia
Why not make the comparison without comparison there is no contrast. The driver of crime in any location is the economy and availability of jobs for young men.
good video....on point....one thing to learn is the local economy....even though your income in U.S. dollars and everything seems cheap, it's not once you learn what the locals pay for the same thing....
Thank you for the feedback. I recently did a full overview on Medellin.
I like your videos, and a lovely the interview, because , I want to know how the people think, about my city and of course my Country, thanks man , my English is so bad. God bless
Haha no worries you have to see how bad my Spanish is. Did you see my full episode on Medellin? If not you should check that one out, one of my favorite videos.
Do you have a video on what type of documents you need to move to Colombia and what is the process??
Contact my team Colombia@entplife.com
The reason that I was watching this was that I wanted to know why all the ladies on Chaturbate were from Columbia. I still don't think I've got my answer.
Hahahaha. The reason is the minimum wage per month is $250/month. Sex workers can earn$10-$100/hour. And I'm sure on chaturbate depending on the following one can clear more than that without having sex with anyone. What you have to keep in mind though is the majority of women are not sex workers. So you can't visit thinking every woman is DTF. The truth is if you're a semi nice guy, speak Fluent Spanish and treat a woman there like you would an American woman she will be quite happy to spend time with you.
Thinking on relocating here from Orlando FL.
Cool. Try a 3 month stay first.
@@Karl__Pierre yes that’s my plan. 👍🏽
I love how she says basically no crime.. I've been to Medellin now like 5 times.. there is definitely lots of crime.. she is just saying she did not experience any.. One thing I don't like about Medellin.. you really don't want to wonder of the beaten path or you leave yourself open to bad things.. even in some of the neighborhoods away from Poblado and even in Poblado, bad things happen.. I had friends that went hiking up in the foot hills got robbed by teenagers with knives, I knew someone who got stabbed in the hand walking around a park at night in Poblado, followed the news of people being killed for their phones, or being held at gun point for jewelry.. lots of bad shit happens.. I would rather live in an affordable place in Europe where I can walk around at night and don't have to worry about stuff during the day as well..
Cool
People in Latin America myself my family we tend to appreciate things more than most people do in the USA.
Yup different culture and outlook
100% cierto en Estados Unidos muchísima gente es depresiva y se quejan de todo. La buena vida cansa y la mala amansa. 😉
Thanks considering living part time Colombia my partner is Colombia and my business insurance I can do remote currently live Orlando Fl
But being gay a consideration as well
They are open about it there. I've seen openly gay couples.
I have never been to Columbia ; but fore me Columbia is heaven ; the best place
Colombia is a cool place, why don't you just visit?
thanks. great interview.
Thanks for watching
What site does she use to rents apartments. I own a home in Florida I rent a studio to an individual with a kitchen for 1000$ a month. Medellin is a top notch kinda life in general as a human being. It’s absolutely a more balanced healthy life style x1000%. American life just isn’t fun anymore. The average male in the USA no matter what age lives like a castrated caged animal.
Lolololol
What do you think of Barranquilla? I actually plan on starting my journey to Colombia there.
Coastal city, hot etc. Less expensive than Cartagena but culturally different than Medellin
Barranquilla temp runs from 75 to 90 year around.I was there last year for 2 weeks I don't speak spanish but knew a person there that helped me out when she had time after work.The peole were very nice that I came across.
@@boomsing88 Thanks for the info. It'll be like Orlando/Miami for me then.
I’m curious in what area was the apartment she talked about? She said $450 for a 3/2 with doorman, pool, etc. Have prices more than doubled since then? Because all I’m seeing in Laureles costs over $1,000 for just a basic, decent 1 bedroom-no fancy extras. Am I seeing gringo pricing? Suggestions on websites for finding apartments with fair pricing? Thanks!
Are you looking for furnished apartments? If you need relocation and visa assistance please contact Colombia@entplife.com my team can assist if it's a short stay less than 15 months your options will be airbnb and that's why youre seeing prices at over 1000.
@@Karl__Pierre oh thanks! I don’t think I need visa, etc, assistance at this point. Just researching for maybe later this year. Yes, I’d want furnished and possibly a year or so lease. Where does one find these kinds of rentals advertised? I found one site, Col something, but prices were just like Airbnb
Hi like the video with the senorita your guess, i would like for to elaborate alittle bit more as someone moving to colombia how did you get bank account, ID, things like that.
I'll followup with that in a future video
The people that move to medellin what do they do for a living???
In this video she is managing a hostel. That's what she's doing. I set up a company that works with US clients. I've also set up an airbnb. Many options in my opinion all a matter of what is the financial needs of the person and their interests
@@Karl__Pierre if it helps the country develop im all for it but most of the youtubers just make click bait vids which appeal for pervs looking for minors and prostitutes. Like nobody talks of the corruption in colombia, like in nyc there nomore juan valdez coffee shops cause the people they send to manage those stores know a politician in colombia and they get job that way instead of giving those jobs to people who know.... this year im going to medellin to set up a biz which should help that country develop cause nobody.... and one last thing ive seen you in queens and happy you making a income from youtube so keep it ip
@@Jean_villegas of course people speak on thr corruption and positive things. Others on sex and drugs. Again it's a reflection of the reality of the world and the people on it. What business are you looking to setup in Medellin?
@@Karl__Pierre just saw this. Most of these youtubers act like they care but they dont. Most just wanna make a quick buck making videos in medellin like if they experts and know all of colombia from decades ago. I think you think colombia is still usa and is not, you know gangs controlled all the barrios in medellin and theres calm in the city cause all made a no violence pact or something. You think im stupid to write my idea on youtube so some jerkoff copies it half ass??? If you got 5 million in assets you shouldnt b making that public, not everything comes out in the news and people still get kidnapped there for money. I made some cash in nyc long ago and i never made it public or told anyone i lived in hamptons.
Mede-Jean, not yean!
Med de Lin
I don’t like when they compare other states of other countries to where they’re at at a time it’s not the same crime here in the US and Europe I don’t know that, but I would not assume to say it.
Ok
I want to move here I’m a single mother with two small children and Muslim at that. Can I find a place here that has security and possible find a in home nanny? Thank you for your content
Yes and yes all depends on budget.
@@Karl__Pierre thank you
Where do you live in Medellín? I REALLY want to move there- AGAIN
Poblado. Considering Envigado
Bruh idk how you could record and upload with the sound of water in the background so loud. I feel violated
Next time I'll take it slow
Nice video she was very informative, I subscribe to your channel thank you very much
Thank you ...she was great
No one’s pulling over any moped or motorcycle trying to see yourself on here in LA
What?
I wonder what she does for a living, with those tattoos and blue hair. Let me guess... English Teacher!
Sooooooooooo wrong you'd be surprised.
@@Karl__Pierre Hooker? (Female only)
what an incredibly ignorant assumption. Medellin has more heavily tattooed people than any US city by far. it is pretty much 100% socially acceptable here to have MANY visible tattoos.
Great !
Thanks
What's the difference between an immigrant and an expat?
One place to start is with the standard dictionary definitions of expats and immigrants: Expatriate: someone who lives outside of their native country. Immigrant: someone who comes to live permanently in another country.
@ENTP LIFE immigrants also live outside their native country and ex-pats also goes to live permanently in another country..
Based on your counter argument you should simply consider them synonymous
@ENTP LIFE ok bro, 👍... keep doin what u doin...
NICE INTERVIEW. But she's not an expat! She's a paisa who went back home.
Thanks
Why don’t Americans call themselves immigrants in Colombia, but instead call themselves expats?? Proud much?
People in Medellin pronounce it med-ah-jean. You can't get that right?
No
I fell in love ...
It's a lovely city and place to be
@@Karl__Pierre True but I also meant with the angel being interviewed ...
@@RobinKiles haha ohhhh yeah she's a sweet attractive woman.
Find a studio apartment in the US for $450 a month??? Hahaha, obviously she never lived on her own in the US.
You can in small town Ohio. Plenty of rural towns in USA with low rents but comparing small rural towns to where there is no real industry to a major city is not a good comparison. For example I can find apartments in cities in Europe for 400-600/month. Ie Paris, Valencia, Palermo. When you compare those to cities like NY Atlanta Chicago it's no comparison
Hi Karl, is there any way we can get in touch with Daniella on socials?
Yes you can reach her at @laplayahostel on IG
How can I connect with someone in Bucaramanga to buy a property to live in . I’m moving to Colombia in the next few months and need to find a good contact please and thank you
Sure email me info@entplife.com
Medellin has so many other problems besides crime, like the air pollution is really bad, worse than any American city with bad air pollution because they don't have good regulations for smog, and some times of years its unbearable for me..
Yes the air pollution is an issue it seems to be a combination of regulations and climate. I agree than can be improved. What are the other problems and where would you prefer to settle?
@@Karl__Pierre Either Spain, Portugal, or somewhere in Eastern Europe.. The other Medellin problems is the crazy traffic, The Noise, and its become a little too gay (just not my scene, nothing against the gays)
She is from Ohio, I am curious what part?
No idea
Do you need a car living there?
Not at all. Buses and subways in the city and uber is also inexpensive. No car needed. In fact they are reducing cars in the city.
@@Karl__Pierre I thought they outlawed Uber? When we went to Colombia in Jan 2020 all of our Uber drivers told us to sit up front and pretend that we weren’t ubering. They also told us that some taxi drivers were attacking Uber drivers, damaging their cars, etc
@@randomstuff-p5m uber is technically illegal yet I just took an uber to my home 5 minutes ago lol. There's also an app called Didi and plenty of regular taxis
Starts @ 2:00
Thank you.
Anywhere in Colombia is better than NY. NY has one the worst quality of life in the world. It's expensive it's stressful and I hate it. My choice cities in Colombia would be Bogotá Medellin and my favorite Valledupar.
You don't like $6000/month rent for a 2BR hahaha for sure it's awful. A cool city to visit as a tourist but certainly not worth it
@@Karl__Pierre Most Colombians who migrated to the USA to New York come to work make money to retire back in Colombia. If they do decide to retire in the USA NY is not the choice there are other cities and states in the USA better and cheaper than NY.
When I saw the title of the video, my first thought was, a woman from the U.S. has to be a knuckle head to want to move to Latin America. For me, it was about the women because in the United States, the woman is the prize but in South America, that gringo man is the prize! Then I saw the green hair and tattoo sleeve and my suspicion was affirmed. Who knows, maybe she likes Latina women too!
Ok you're clearly just a troll, how is that working for you?
True Gringo men are the prize overseas.
And if she was a Lesbian, could you blame her, Colombian women are hot.
I do haircuts for tourists very cheat as mobile barber in poblado and laureles straight to Home
Shave my own head
@@Karl__Pierre but i lot of people still got it and maybe they would need it
Amazing that you can earn a living wage doing anything in Medellin.
As an English speaker for sure.
What abut job ?
Look for a job based on existing skills
So Daniella, when are we getting married in Medellin? Hahahah 😍
If anyone is going to marry her it's gonna be me! Lol
@@Karl__Pierre awe
She has too many masculine traits for me. Good luck!
I don't think you guys are her type. 🏳️🌈😆
THERE IS NO COMPLETELY PERFECT OR COMPLETELY DISASTER PLACE TO LIVE. EVERYTHING THAT YOU ARE REPORTING IS ON THE PERFECT SIDE, WHICH MAKES IT SOUND LIKE Colombia is A PERFECT PLACE. PLEASE do a DISCLOSURE IF YOU are RECEIVING MONETARY COMPENSATION BY THE COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT FOR YOU INFORMATIAL.
Watch this weekends video or some of my other videos. Who wants to sit around talking about how bad life is ...
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@@Karl__Pierre YOU HAVE TO PAY ME TO WATCH YOUR VIDEOS. BY ME WATCHING IS HOW YOU GENERATE MONETARY INCOME.
@@davidcooper177 sure send your banking info and ATM pin.
@@Karl__Pierreyou are waist of my time. You can not help it, you were designed and genetically programmed to behave the way you are. You are all about money 🤑 money 🤑 🤑 money.
How does it work with Social Security when you work in Colombia?
You don't accumulate in the US if you're not putting into thr pot. Social security is not much and shouldn't even be part of your retirement planning
Medellín is the better place for young people looking for new enterprise, fun and aventure, medellín is the place...now, for mature people looking for relaxing simple and inexpensive living, smaller cities and towns throughout Colombia are a better option. After living outside Colombia For more than five decades, I have returned to the small farm that I inherited in boyacá, the picturesque and safest place in Colombia...
Hi Livano, thanks for your comment. I guess it also depends on the person. Some young people like to have that peaceful and quiet place, and some mature still love what the city offers, like going to different restaurants, movies, and museums, but I completely understand what you say. How's life in Boyacá?
@@Karl__Pierre Hi, Boyacá is a department with 3 or 4 towns over 100,000 people and over 100 small towns, some of which are very colonnial in style and picturesque. I was born in a farm near villa de Leyva and emigrantes to the US after finishing high school. I am very grateful yo the US, where i worked my way throgh college and had a good job with a corporation. I always wanted to return to Colombia and to the place where i was born because of family ties, the weather (15-24 degrees C), the sun risings over the green mountains, the friendly and hardworking people around. Villa de Leyva, founded in 1792, has become a tourist enclave particularly on long weekends, but it is still one of the most relaxing places I have known...For tourists, the area around Paipa, Duitama and Sogamoso offers a variety of ammenities and closby is the spetacular Lago de Torta at 3200 mts altitude with a white sand beach for daring bathers.. boyacá Aldo offers a number of valleys surrounded by green mountains, the most interesting being the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy at 5400 mts altitude, considered the most beatiful in Colombia (which I still have to visita..)...the travel to boyacá is easy from estación norte in Bogotá by bus or microbuses to Tunja and to the diferent towns from there....I hope you enjoy boyacá if you decide yo visit...
How about cops
As I do in America, abide by the rules and avoid interaction with them.
Yep contact me am insurance expert
For?
interesting to read. if medellin is right place to me i don't know. i like to stay more close to sea. i m retired and have not to work again. i travelled a lot in my life. next june i start to travel again. like to see central america like panama and south america like columbia or other countries. i don't like to fix myself. depend on wind where he blow me. my income is 10 millions pesos monthly. should be possible to live there in a comfy way i think so. i don't want to invest, to old already
Hello Mario. Thank you for sharing. If I were going to relocate to Colombia and wanted to be near the sea I would choose Cartagena or Barranquilla. Medellin is a great city but not having the sea is a downer. There is a lakes region 2 hours away where I get to enjoy the water. Cartagena is only $75 flight and 1 hour from Medellin. 10M pesos a month will provide a comfortable life in Medellin.
Have you considered Ecuador, puerto Vallarta Mexico and Brazil?
@@Karl__Pierre that there is a lake i didn't know. suit my wisches already. my spanish is poor even i lived in torrevieja spain before. use usually english and german there. even like to see the world more i need a basement like panama or columbia. last days i looked legal services immigrations in columbia, easy to get in. brazil i like to visit, probably mexico. as a actually 3 dose vaccinated i can enter all countries. i think i will travel first to columbia for get m-pensionada visa and from there can there can travel to countries. the idea is to travel to diff countries for some months and move ahead and finally going back to my basement
@@marioschweizer1353 exactly what my brother is doing he just moved here in December. I have an attorney here helping with my visa and his as well.
@@Karl__Pierre one thing maybe you don't know columbia and panama ? in panama you are tax free, in columbia not
@@marioschweizer1353 hmmm wonder what the trade off is in cost of living
Rionegro is awesome and many parts are very safe for foreigners
Yup
@@Karl__Pierre Don`t ruin it by putting it on blast (too boring for many people though)