Moving to Europe from Jamaica Part 3 | Portugal
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Moving to Europe From Jamaica Part 3 | Portugal: In this video, I share Part 3 of my experience moving to Portugal from my home country Jamaica: from watching my first film at a film festival in Portugal to buying my first ever book written in Portuguese. This is Part 3 in a Part 3 series. In Part 1, I share my packing process, COVID testing and give you a little insight into the beginning of the journey flying from the Caribbean to Europe. In Part 2, I share my travel journey: From Panama City - Amsterdam - Lisbon. I also give a bit of insight into my first 48 hours in Portugal: driving around Lisbon (Lisboa) and Almada etc. If you have any questions about the trip, or questions about Portugal specifically, please drop them in the comment section and I will put them on my list of new videos to make.
Até já!
Part 3 of the series: Moving from Jamaica to Portugal
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How are you? Hope the weekend went as planned! Here is the last video in the 3 Part Moving to Europe (Portugal) from Jamaica series! This final video in the series is just a wrap-up of the whole moving transition, but of course, do expect more videos of Portugal, as I have a lot of footage still needing to get edited and a ton more to experience. I'm trying to post them in bite-size pieces like 4-5 min videos, but let me know if you prefer longer documentary-style videos instead! Feel free to comment below so we can keep in touch! Cheers
Longer videos are great.
Maybe you could share your experience with the language and obstacles you've faced/you're facing.
Cost of living there from your point of view as well.
Good ideas, Abi, jotting that down.
Longer documentary vids would be dope. Good to see you back 🙏🏽
Thanks, Keenan!! Writing that down!
Agreeeeeeed
@@imariapassao 💛
Agreed ❤️
First time on your channel from France, and wish you that your channel grow afff you deserve it✨
Awww thank you!!!! You made my day
Welcome to Portugal!
Thank you Luís! I'm curious about when does it start to warm up again after Winter, around March?
@@ShauntelAngelica Right now you will experience the worst weather. Yes, it gets a lot better around March. When you rent or buy a place, ask about insulation. Make sure you visit all the beautiful gardens in Lisbon. There are many!
@@luisramos1609 Thank you for the advice Luís, I'll take this into consideration! Good advice!
Nice entertaining!!!!!
Thank you 💛
Lol. You got jokes🤣🤣
Hahaha 🤣
Lovely video ❤️ wish the video was longer 😊 but great video, love the jeans
Thank youuuu! 💛 Will work on longer videos 🤞🏽
3.50€ for movie? So cheap.... Here tickets to movies are 12€
I would like to see longer videos too from your footages.
Yes, I also thought so too of how cheap it is here. 12euros??? OMG 😭 Also in Jamaica it is not too cheap either about 8 or 9 euros when converted. I am happy that you enjoy longer videos, I will work on that.
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Hi.
Very interesting your video but Please say me something, Did you need a permission for travel Jamaica up to Portugal??
Or Amsterdam up to PORTUGAL?
Do you need tourist visa ??
Or with your Jamaica Passport you can travel with any problem up to Portugal???
Please Answer my questions .
Thanks you .
Enjoy
Hi how are you?, yes on a Jamaican passport, you need to apply for a visa to enter Portugal/Amsterdam etc.
@ShauntelAngelica - How may I contact you? I have a couple of questions that needs enlightening about student life in Lisbon, Portugal.
I have a new Facebook group for students moving to Portugal. Please reach out to me via Facebook or Instagram DM and I can share more information with you there!
Wanna ask you some questions
Sure! Let me know!
From you’re experience so far is Portugal expensive and is getting a job easy ?
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@@adewumianthony8449 Sorry I did not see the comment. Portugal is expensive compared to the wages you get, especially in Lisbon, it is hard. If you have a remote job from a stronger economy then you are good. Getting a job is hard. Most definitely. You'll find yourself looking for months without anything, especially if you prefer not woking in a call centre.
I'm still trying to figure out the attraction to Portugal for black people. This country is so racist. Did you know that most African slaves were taken by these people? I wish you all the happiness in the world, but they do not like people in Portugal. I lived there for a while, and I lost my faith in humanity and it was restored only when I left this damned country.
Hey Teddy! I understand how you feel. So far, my time here has been really good overall. Whatever may come I'm aiming to deal with it with a positive attitude. Where did you move to?
What are you saying?! Portugal is not a racist country at all! Off course you have some stupid people who is racist, but we regular portuguese have black friends and it´s normal for us. C´mon you can do it better than this.
@@ShauntelAngelica You´re very welcome to my country :)
Are you serious? Pulling a 300 plus year's slavery card...
Maybe the problem in your case was not about your race but rather with your personality.
@@tfindierock Thank you! I'm really enjoying it here so far!!!