It's interesting to hear your experience. One of the things the new government of El Salvador is doing is "cleaning the swamp" sort to speak because like you said, there was A LOT of corruption in ES. There still is but the govt is everyday cracking down on all kinds of corruption from evasion of taxes, predatory bank and credit cards fees, labor abuse, etc. All this cannot, ofc, be fixed overnight. The slogan of the president of ES is "Building a country that we all dream of". Anyway, another great informative episode! Thanks!
Mine too! Btw, a small correction. I said "there still a lot of corruption". What I meant is that there is still corruption that needs to be straightened out but not a lot like it was before. The citizens of ES have noticed that and that's why the president of ES has the best presidential ratings in all of Latin America:)
Sorry but bureaucracy it's a terrible legacy that I hope soon the government will do it more efficiently through digitization of all government procedures. Saludos 😊👍
Can you please share the information of the company that help you. I was born in El Salvador and planning to go back. But my husband and daughter are born and the US.
Sweet lady, why don’t you become a Salvadoran citizen and be part of the Renaissance of that beautiful country? It is changing drastically and you’re a pioneer of the new El Salvador. Open your own Zumba studio, be a liaison to gringos and surfers, El Salvador’s future is up for grabs.
Hello , I’m coming to El Salvador in August I can’t make it for June for your tours Can you recommend a driver ?? Airport pick up , some tours ? Thanks !!
I believe that to become US Ucitizen Is more difficult than any other country. For example it took me 14 years to become a us citizen, and I hire four attorney, three them where rip off. Basically they stole my money about $20,000 but luckily the attorney number four only charge me $1500 and it took like one year to be legal in the us, pretty good lawyer. Thanks for sharing your experience. I always follow you with your nice video, and I like your Spanish oh by the way. Asta luego.
But once you become a Salvadoran citizen, you can go anywhere you please if you just want to go somewhere else, but why you would like to do that when things are changing for better, things in El Salvador were horrible through the hellish years that marenafrente were in the govt, now under President Bukele's leadership a new and improved El Salvador is possible.
Thanks for sharing this information. What is the process to move from temporary residency to permanent residency to citizenship. How long do these two transitions take?
One thing you stated is most likely not true; you stated that once you obtain Salvadoran citizenship, you'll retain it for life, even if you leave the El Salvador and never return. I'm almost certain that that isn't true; if you leave the country, you have to return within a certain time period.... even if it's just for a couple of days; and if you fail to return, you lose the citizenship. And this is actually quite common (for citizenship-by-naturalization); for example, that's the policy in Mexico and Colombia. Argentina won't revoke your citizenship (for this reason), but they're the exception.
Do people know that if you get Salvadorean citizenship, you are not allowed to be a dual citizen, but salvadorean citizens (born in El Salvador) can never loose their citizenship and can have dual citizenships
I sorry, your comment is incorrect. I’m a US citizen by birth. I married a man in the US who was from El Salvador and when he retired, we moved to El Salvador. I am now a naturalized citizen of El Salvador and still a US citizen.
You gave out nice information. Thanks for it. Since you well educated and gotten you PR of El salvador. People can trust you. Can I have your e mail address so I can talk to you about my PR of El salvador?
It's interesting to hear your experience. One of the things the new government of El Salvador is doing is "cleaning the swamp" sort to speak because like you said, there was A LOT of corruption in ES. There still is but the govt is everyday cracking down on all kinds of corruption from evasion of taxes, predatory bank and credit cards fees, labor abuse, etc. All this cannot, ofc, be fixed overnight. The slogan of the president of ES is "Building a country that we all dream of".
Anyway, another great informative episode! Thanks!
My dream too!
Mine too! Btw, a small correction. I said "there still a lot of corruption". What I meant is that there is still corruption that needs to be straightened out but not a lot like it was before. The citizens of ES have noticed that and that's why the president of ES has the best presidential ratings in all of Latin America:)
You look very happy in El Salvador
I’m happy in this beautiful country 🙏🇸🇻☺️
She does, and she fits in perfectly. 😊
❤❤❤❤ welcome to El Salvador friends 🎉
Hi jen,just to say thanks, to tell us all. Which how to get or became a resident in El Salvador.
Even us locals suffered from many government offices, sorry, I hope they get better in the near future
U r awesome 👌
I enjoy ur videos
Ah, geez, thanx!
It would be nice to tell us which papers are necessary,
GREAT INFO! Thank You.
I want to do this!
Sorry but bureaucracy it's a terrible legacy that I hope soon the government will do it more efficiently through digitization of all government procedures. Saludos 😊👍
yes ARENA in the 90s did burocracy impossible for foreign to move to the country and to invest, Fucking dudes just to help their friends
Can you please share the information of the company that help you. I was born in El Salvador and planning to go back. But my husband and daughter are born and the US.
www.livinlikealocal.com
Sweet lady, why don’t you become a Salvadoran citizen and be part of the Renaissance of that beautiful country? It is changing drastically and you’re a pioneer of the new El Salvador. Open your own Zumba studio, be a liaison to gringos and surfers, El Salvador’s future is up for grabs.
Im thinking about offering immigration classes.
Thanks for the information
Thank you for the explanation and God bless you for your great videos!
Hello , I’m coming to El Salvador in August
I can’t make it for June for your tours
Can you recommend a driver ??
Airport pick up , some tours ? Thanks !!
Hi Brenda, send me an email perfectchaos128@gmail.com
Thank you
go to livinlikealocal.com
❤🎉😊
Can you please re do the video about 5000 visa
I believe that to become US Ucitizen
Is more difficult than any other country.
For example it took me 14 years to become a us citizen, and I hire four attorney, three them where rip off.
Basically they stole my money about $20,000 but luckily the attorney number four only charge me $1500 and it took like one year to be legal in the us, pretty good lawyer.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I always follow you with your nice video, and I like your Spanish oh by the way.
Asta luego.
I’m sorry for your bad experience
One question, do you want to live permanently in El Salvador?
si
But once you become a Salvadoran citizen, you can go anywhere you please if you just want to go somewhere else, but why you would like to do that when things are changing for better, things in El Salvador were horrible through the hellish years that marenafrente were in the govt, now under President Bukele's leadership a new and improved El Salvador is possible.
@@PerchiYPio exactamente
@@PerfectChaosSV hey i wish you good luck with your process, be careful with liars and i hope you keep enjoying my country
It would have been helpful if you mentioned some of the ways that someone can obtain that residency even if you did not explain how.
check livinlikealocal.com
👍👍
Thanks for sharing this information. What is the process to move from temporary residency to permanent residency to citizenship. How long do these two transitions take?
Depends on your type of residency application…
Hi Jenn. Is this your official channel?
yes 🙌
Nice
🙏❤️
Saluditos 🙋 🌞 👍🏻
May I ask what kind of papers were you asked to provide ?
police background checks, birth certificates, financial copies, etc.
@@PerfectChaosSVdid you have to get a background check in USA before you left to El Salvador or can you do it in El Salvador.
@@charleyb2376 I had to get one in both- but Livinlikealocal helped me do the one here
What happens to your U.S citizenship if you get the Salvadoran?
Then I have 2 countries to live in! I THINK unless I renounce my US citizenship, nothing happens. But talk to a lawyer or Livinlikealocal about that.
Look at 17/21 there is information about that 👍
You can have double citizenship...i got both
@@oscargonzalez5231 I'm pretty sure if you become salvadorean (not born in El Salvador) you aren't allowed to have any other citizenship.
Nothing
One thing you stated is most likely not true; you stated that once you obtain Salvadoran citizenship, you'll retain it for life, even if you leave the El Salvador and never return. I'm almost certain that that isn't true; if you leave the country, you have to return within a certain time period.... even if it's just for a couple of days; and if you fail to return, you lose the citizenship. And this is actually quite common (for citizenship-by-naturalization); for example, that's the policy in Mexico and Colombia. Argentina won't revoke your citizenship (for this reason), but they're the exception.
You are right if you leave for more than 5 years without returning. I made another video to explain that.
How much did everything cost you??
www.livinlikealocal.com allí puedes averiguar cuánto podría costarte el mudarte acá
Did neutralized El Salvadorian have to give up their current citizenship in order to have El Salvador citizenships?
what?
Sounds like the U.S
the US, ISCIS is not efficient lol takes for ever lol
"I got me some pretty good Spanish, i got me a list" , yanks dont you just love em? (them)
I never said anything about my english 🤣😁
Do people know that if you get Salvadorean citizenship, you are not allowed to be a dual citizen, but salvadorean citizens (born in El Salvador) can never loose their citizenship and can have dual citizenships
Wow never knew that
I knew I could have dual citizenship, I was born in ES. I didn't know citizens from other countries could lose theirs though.
I sorry, your comment is incorrect. I’m a US citizen by birth. I married a man in the US who was from El Salvador and when he retired, we moved to El Salvador. I am now a naturalized citizen of El Salvador and still a US citizen.
That is false.
not true 😎
You gave out nice information. Thanks for it. Since you well educated and gotten you PR of El salvador. People can trust you. Can I have your e mail address so I can talk to you about my PR of El salvador?
go to livinlikealocal.com 🙏🏻🇸🇻