American Couple's INSPIRING STORY of Moving Around the World to Settling in Portugal
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Richard and Kathleen left the comforts of their life in California to get back in touch with their adventurous side. They moved abroad several years ago to roam around the world as digital nomads. Richard has ties to Hong Kong and Kathleen to the Philippines so they naturally found themselves in Asia on several occasions, but there was something about Europe that continually called their names, and more specifically there was something about Portugal. Once they saw Portugal's D7 visa as a possibility for them to slow down a little and transition from being digital nomads to remote workers, they plotted a course to settle a little more longterm in Portugal. Sure, they've bounced between Porto and Lisbon to suffice their need to travel, but the country has captivated and embraced them. Their professional backgrounds allowed for them to start a business called Bordr to help foreigners moving to Portugal and solve some of the logistical pain points they encountered when they made their move on the D7 visa.
Josh from ExpatsEverywhere sits down with Richard and Kathleen to talk to them about their journey to Portugal. Why have they chosen Portugal? Was it their decision or something else that was a driving factor? Watch them tell their inspiring story and how their experiences in Portugal have led them to open up their business and much more.
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Josh and Kalie left the US for a life abroad in 2009 and haven't looked back. They have lived in Spain, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and are currently in Portugal. Yes, they realize they only moved to countries starting with the letter "S" until they spoiled that streak with their move to Portugal. Follow ExpatsEverywhere as we aim to get information to you through expat interviews, city breakdowns, expat life, travel, vlogs, and more.
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Chapters-
00:00 - Intro
00:38 - How it all began
07:50 - What were some challenges you faced along the way?
08:54 - Hiring an agency to help with the visa
11:11 - How they decided where to settled down in Portugal
16:04 - Do you feel any racism towards East Asians?
18:00 - How is your Portuguese level?
20:29 - What do you love about Portugal?
22:32 - What did you do that brought a bit of normal back to your life in Portugal?
24:54 - What are you doing to help others move to Portugal?
33:29 - Bordr discount code for ExpatsEverywhere
33:48 - How has living abroad transformed your life?
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I can attest that the duo are amazing. Super respectful and kind! Richard helped me get my NIF in no time! Thanks guys!
Great to hear from you and great to hear your testimony, Amara! - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere Thanks to you and Kalie! Muito obrigada:)
Me too
I love that Richard and Kathleen haven’t endured any racism in Portugal. Though I’m an aging white dude, this is hugely important to me. Great interview, Josh. Obrigado!
Thanks, Marty. This was a really fun one to shoot because Richard and Kathleen are such great people and easy to talk to. - Josh & Kalie
I love what has been concluded at the end of the interview - “our differences don’t separate us, but our similarities actually bring us together “.
Thanks, Yvonne. 🙌 Humanity for the win. - Josh & Kalie
I guess Its a common theme with Expats that come to Portugal a feeling of "Home". It seems to me that Portugal brings out some nostalgic emotion within people, I believe its the combination of the people, weather and "slower" or "calmer" pace (when compared to countries like Germany, USA, Canada....). I get that feeling everytime I return to Portugal from a trip or vacation.
Yeah, it's certainly a theme we're seeing with people we interview and meet. - Josh & Kalie
To me as a recent immigrant to Portugal. To me it feels like Portugal treats you as a person where in many countries You are nothing more than an economic unit like a bag of sugar
Exactly! I have visited a lot of great cities/countries, but none made me feel like I wanted to live there...Except Portugal and more specifically Lisboa! After 13 years in France knowing that it would never be my 'home', I've finally found home...❤Portugal
@@tamaramadelin4831 Be very welcome, I hope you can find some peace here :)
I feel human every time I go back to the country I was born!! And every time i’m in Porto the city where I was born it’s even better💙💙.. I’ve lived in the US 54 years, I’ll be going to Portugal in April so with this visit I’ll be thinking seriously on what to do.. At times I think about moving to Florida where I lived 20 years, then my head starts spinning across the Atlantic..
Philippines was discovered by a Portuguese, Ferdinand Magellan. We were part of Spain and Portugal. We are welcome here. I was in Spain for 3 years. The Spanish were sorry that they have to let us go. Enjoy your life here, it is HOME!!!
It's such a pleasure having people like you, coming to live with us! Best wishes to all of you.
Aww, that's so nice! Thank you. - Josh & Kalie
The Portuguese in general, accept and integrate other cultures and nationalities. You can see this in the music and food. You see less segregation based on your color skin, religion, sexual orientation or ideology. I believe that you can find a Portuguese almost every country in the World, we have 500 years experience dealing with other cultures.
Love this!
Great stuff, Luis V. Thanks. - Josh & Kalie
Yes, it's true
That’s a fact!! On that note, we’re way ahead of some other Nations, including the US where I live..
This is one of your best videos yet. Very calm tone but not monotonous. True, first hand acoount with actual problems and examples of pros and cons all told like a story. Very informative and entertaining.
Awesome feedback and compliments here. Thank you very much. It's so encouraging to read this. - Josh & Kalie
The thing about being an Expat is that we are all displaced persons. This is what we have in common. We may not always have a common language but we all have the same sense of seeking. Hence -“our differences don’t separate us, but our similarities actually bring us together “. Thank you for another very informative conversation.
Thanks for your comment and grabbing that quote and letting us know what you made of it. We appreciate it. - Josh & Kalie
They helped us get our bank account set up while being stuck in the US, we were finally approved for our visas this week! We will be heading to Portugal beginning of November. So thankful to them!
Congratulations, Tonia!! We're very excited for you. Where are you going to land? - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere we have never been to Portugal and our sef appt isn't until end of Jan. So we are going to try out a month in Lisbon (December) and a month in Porto (November) maybe a week in caldas de Raina and try to kind of look around at areas near each of those and hopefully pick where to settle in :)
Your videos showing areas and cost of living around Portugal actually helped a lot :) now we just won't to go see the vibe for ourselves to pick our spot of the ones we have it narrowed down to :) we have 2 kiddos who do online school (11&15) so want someplace they can explore a bit too :)
@@ToniaHighers great to hear. Hope our content keeps helping. 😊
Who helped you to get bank account??
My favorite interview so far! Thank you for asking the question about racism as it's something I think about when considering living in another country. It's also very refreshing seeing people I can relate to. Thanks for introducing us to Richard and Kathleen. Feeling very inspired!
Awesome to hear! We're so glad we can provide a variety interviews like this that people can find who they identify with. - Josh & Kalie
These couple are so impressive, it’s quite apparent they’re both highly educated well organized, well spoken, not to mention good looking. Incredible energy, I’m so happy for them. Lovely interview, really enjoyed it very much. Thanks so much!
Couldn't agree more! Everything you said is so true about them. Kalie and I are trying to reach their level. Thanks for the message. - Josh & Kalie
You and Kalie are perfect, love you both.💕 You have the best interviews ever and and always enjoy it. I hope to meet you guys if I ever get out of here🇺🇸 😂 just actually waiting to feel more comfortable to travel as well less restriction. Thanks so much for doing what you do it’s really quite inspiring for a lot us out here😍👍
@@redgree1645 Aww, thank you! We're far from perfect, but we're a work in progress that wants to continually improve to serve community members like you. Let us know when you make it to Portugal. Thanks for the comment and encouragement! 🙏❤ - Josh & Kalie
Wonderful interview! So nice to meet Kathleen and Richard. I really appreciated how easy, quick and personal they made getting my NIF! 🤗🙏
Thank you, Elizabeth. Thanks for sharing your experience with Bordr too. - Josh & Kalie
These guys were so helpful I cannot even thank them enough for all they did. Right now my visa is with the visa gods hopefully it comes through. Thank you Richard and Kathleen 💯🙏🏾💕
Thanks for the feedback, Jacquie. We know your feeling. We're betting you'll be just fine. 😊 Please keep us posted. - Josh & Kalie
This is fantastic! I went to Richard and Kat's site to preview the services I can get help with when I am ready. I've got it it bookmarked for when that time comes! Thanks so much!
Wonderful! That's great to hear, Allison. You also have that code to save some money too. Let us know if you need anything else along the way and we'll try to help or connect you to who can. - Josh & Kalie
Nice to meet this couple, it looks they are so friendly and full of energy, they should visit the 1st Nomad Village in Madeira Island
Thanks, Luis. They are definitely friendly and full of energy. We are all talking about checking it out together at some point. 😊 - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere Awesome, an interview with Stay Classy would be great, I am sure you will find many foreigners living here. It looks that the flights from Porto are cheeper
This was a great video. The couple was great, the questions were informative, and we will be contacting them to use their services when we begin our journey of moving to Portugal.
Thanks, Johnny. We really appreciate hearing this kind of feedback. If you do use Bordr, you're certainly in great hands. - Josh & Kalie
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thanks guys!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching. - Josh & Kalie
This couple is awesome. Great interview
Thank you. We agree. Richard and Kathleen are awesome people. They're very inspiring. Just talking to them gives us a good kick up the backside. - Josh & Kalie
Fun Couple. Very contagious laughter. Thanks Josh . Great conversation NOT an interview . Love this format.
Thank you very much. We've been working on this new format for a few months now. We hope people like it better. It feels better for us to do. We appreciate this feedback. - Josh & Kalie
great interview! As someone that's living in Portugal on the D7 visa, I can relate to most of this!
Thanks! Good to hear from you. - Josh & Kalie
Thanks Josh. Great interview and what a terrific young couple!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. I thought you had seen this already. 😁 - Josh & Kalie
Very smart couple. Even the accent was on point when he said "tripas". We are a peaceful and welcoming people. By the way, I can really say that when I look at the boy I wouldn't say he was a foreigner. We are very used to seeing people from different cultures and we have many Asians who were born and live as Portuguese. The beauty of having a multicultural country. Saudações de POrtugal e um grande abraço.
Thanks for sharing. We appreciate you adding your perspective here. - Josh & Kalie
After watching this, I definitely plan to visit this wonderful country.
@@Dfgzx12xyw thanks for sharing.
You are changing ---- you have loss that baseball cap and I love it.
😁The ball cap isn't lost. It's just that a man can get a hair cut these days. 😅 Thanks for the love, Everett. - Josh & Kalie
Hey!! It’s Richard and Katherine!! So cool!! I love BORDR
🙌 You know them too?! 🥳 We love those guys. - Josh & Kalie
Just go back from a trial digitalnomad trial run there. Enjoyed it. Also, for people that like to play tennis portugal is great. Played on various courts and was easy to reserve on the spot. Nice interview!
Thanks for sharing about your tennis experience. We appreciate it. - Josh & Kalie
Great video! Richard and Kathleen are great. They helped us get our NIFs and open our bank account while we were still in the US. Kathleen also helped me set up my new blog. Once we got to Portugal, we met them and they are the most genuine, kind and great people!
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience with them. We're very happy to call them friends. We're grateful for this whole RUclips thing that connected us. - Josh & Kalie
Great interview! Thanks :)
Our pleasure! Thank you, C C. - Josh & Kalie
Loved the video, thank you 👍
Glad you loved it. - Josh & Kalie
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
100% Thanks, Yasin. - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere Thank u too. 😁
I m so grateful to these guys they helped me get my NIF ...
😊 Richard and Kathleen have been awesome for us as well. 🙌 - Josh & Kalie
Amazing content! Find a need, fill the need. Filipino innovation. I can't wait to work with Richard and Kathleen.
Thank you, Leo. Question is, when are you coming to Portugal? 😊 - Josh & Kalie
I did this same thing. Except I did it on one income, single, and working as I go. It was not easy, but here I am. A resident of Portugal
Great job on getting here and getting your residency. Well done. - Josh & Kalie
Good Morning ,
I too have traveled solo and lived / worked in Dubai UAE and survived the landscape and followed the rules . Just curious how is it living in Portugal being single ?I am looking into retiring there next year , I am also Cape Verdean / American and a semi retired Speech Pathologist .
Blessings ,
Victoria
@@passiondiverone2752 If you have some Cape Verdian blood in you, you just can't miss the Lisbon music scene and all its crossings with a significant influence of one of the most musical countries in the world, Cabo Verde. Even if you haven't, you still can't miss it.
Bordr seems like a great resource, thanks for the info!
They're great people. - Josh & Kalie
Thanks!
Woah! Thanks, Knobster 6473! We appreciate the support on this video. 🙌 - Josh & Kalie
Great video. Josh asked very good questions.
Thank you, Sue! ❤️ - Josh & Kalie
Wow wow awesome entrview love it thanks beautiful People 😍
Thank you! 😊 - Josh & Kalie
Hey Josh; Kim and Gregg from Malta just saying hi. Like the channel.
Hi Kim and Gregg! Thank for watching. ❤️ I hope you all find your spot. - Josh & Kalie
Very nice couple, wish them the best.
Thanks, Jorge. - Josh & Kalie
One thing about the Portuguese is that for us being an imigrant/expat is natural. Going abroad for work is an old portuguese tradition, there are Portuguese everywhere in the world. However, mass immigration into Portugal is fairly recent, it only started in the 80's with portuguese speaking Africans.
I love this entrepreneurial, problem solving, attitude. I would love to hangout with this couple when we move there?
We're very blessed to call them friends and to be able to hang out with them. 😁 They're an amazing couple. - Josh & Kalie
For those that don't know. If you have Sephardic Jewish heritage, Portugal has a special residency/citizenship program for you.
Loved this interview and this couple! They are so inspirational. One random.NIF question: Is there any benefit to getting one setup early? We are still likely a couple years out from needing it. I suppose the rules and/or costs might change (usually more restrictive) so that might be one reason. Obrigado!
Thanks, Zato. One cost that you might incur getting your NIF too early is the cost of having a fiscal representative. Bordr provides it free with the cost of their service for 1 year and after that you'll pay an annual fee if you don't switch to become your own fiscal rep, which is what you would do when you move here. Does that make sense? - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere Ah, yes of course, makes sense thanks! Sounds like we should wait until we are a little more sure on timeframes.
@@spyhunter66 You're welcome. A year out should be fine though. 😁 We know you're excited to get the ball rolling. - Josh & Kalie
Where is the description section?
So ironic,I’m a subscriber to expats as we plan to d7 it to Portugal and love to watch new people’s experience.Well all I can say is Thankyou Kat and Richard as we used Bordr for our NIF.My wife and I just laughed when we learned they were the people/business/websight we’ve been using during the interview ha!One thing I am confused about is what regions the Portugal government uses at any given time for the golden visas?Seems like it changes and it’s difficult to locss add to the areas??!Maybe kat and Richard can clarify that being on the ground..Oh,we got our bank account zoom meeting soon so yeehaw bordr works!! Obrigado!!!!!!!
Chad and Alice Herveys
At this moment there's no region restriction, starting in 2022, you no longer get the golden visa if you buy in Lisbon, Porto and Algarve
@@luisv8431
Hello Luis,
What’s the minimum price to get the golden?I’ve heard several different numbers 350,000-500,000
Just curious and Thankyou for reply
€350,000 on eligible renovated properties of which 20% needs to go towards renovation budget. €500,000 for something turnkey. It doesn't have to be on 1 property. It would be multiple in a portfolio. - Josh & Kalie
Thanks Esquared…..
Like your channel muito muito,
Obrigado
CNA
I been working in sharm elskekh in Egypt and it town for hotels and resorts
I like to work again in hotels and resorts
Which good place to do this again?
Hello!
I am a current U.S. Federal employee looking at retiring n 2030. I know that seems like a eternity away, but I have learned that time will sneak up on you.
I have been following your RUclips channel and soaking up all the fantastic information. I am really excited about the prospect of settling down by myself in Portugal after retirement and have been seriously looking at the east to central Algarve region. How long before my target date should I start the D7, NIF, bank account and residency process knowing full well that rules and regulations will probably not be same by then.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Babak, thanks for the love and following our channel. The easy answer is anywhere from 3 months to a year before you're ready to get on that plane. - Josh & Kalie
Try checking our Alentejo as well. It is not as touristic as Algarve and also has great beaches and seaside and the local food and wine are amazing.
hey guys... start in november, a new direct flight from New York (JFK airport) to Funchal (Madeira Island) two flights a week, operated by Azores airlines
Thanks for the information! Are you going to be catching one of those flights? - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere It's another new door that opens for American tourists to come to Portugal, and for the Portuguese to visit the United States. In my case, visiting New York, we'll see what the future reserve..
@@PrisonBreak1234fb Nice! Our first trip to Madeira is coming up. - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere I hope you like and enjoy your visit to Madeira. As Americans, be sure to stop by Blandy's Wine Lodge and taste Madeira wine. The independence of the United States, on July 4, 1776, was celebrated with a toast of Madeira wine.
@@PrisonBreak1234fb thanks for sharing. We’ll give it a look 👀
Thanks Josh for this, and as usual super informative. I wish I could have heard more from Kathleen. And thanks for asking the question about racism. But all it it takes is a politician as destructive and virulent as Trump to habitually lie to the public about others, to pit people against each other. It is already happening in some parts of Europe like Hungry.
What was the name of the immigration agency they used?
We're not sure who they used. If you'd like to email us we can connect you with an agency that we know. Email info@expatseverywhere.com if you'd like. - Josh & Kalie
🙂💕
🙏 ❤️ - Josh & Kalie
The Asian racism during covid was bad in the us. So nice to hear it wasn’t as bad there.
Thanks for watching and subscribing, Ashely! - Josh & Kalie
THE Racism toward blacks in every Asian country pre and post covid is horrible
I don't like to critique too much, but how is Lisbon walkable? It has to be in the bottom 10% of walkable European cities. Clearly an American perspective.
It's okay. Kalie and I don't find Lisbon to be walkable compared to Porto, however, several blogs do have Lisbon in their top 10-15 for walkable European cities. 🤔 Google search it and let us know what you think. - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere the famous hills of Lisbon are only in the old city area - the rest is quite 'walkable'
@@silveriorebelo8045 same with Porto.
Is Portuguese much harder than Spanish or Italian language?
The pronunciation maybe but otherwise, there are a lot of similar patterns and for native English speakers they all take around the same amount of time from a statistical (diagnostic) standpoint. - Josh & Kalie
Iam doing my best to move to Portugal
I ll need some help 😃
an advice to get the best fish in portugal. if a woman attends you at the fishmonger's, you must imply that the fish is for the children. even if they don't have children.
say "it's for the Baby's soup" and they always choose the best and freshest for you.
it looks bad to deceive, but it's a technique if you ever kneed it. imply that the product you buy is for a baby, people will give you the best product.
Sneaky but very interesting! Thanks for the tip and taking care of the kiddos. - Josh & Kalie
Thai question is for the RUclipsr of this channel : What race are Portuguese people? Can’t ethnic Portuguese people be Asian as well?
Yes, some that come from Macau. Some think they are chinese, but is not true.
Azure Kite - Race? We are happily and proudly a melting pot. We are are colours and shapes 😁😁
Most of the Portuguese people are descendants of Celts, Romans and Germans (Vandals, Alans, Visigoths and Slavs). These Portuguese are Aryans.
There are also many Portuguese from almost every other ethnicity.
And none is better or worse than the other.
@@ajs966743 Someone can look stereotypically Black or Asian and have their ancestors be Celtic , Roman, German in Portugal and be Indo-European
Those Chinese people are full of ideas!Portugal is a beautiful country and as such needs to star charging foreigners accordingly!It should be like Monaco difficult to get in and at moment is way to easy!!!
When they said they clearly aren’t Portuguese , what does that mean ? Can you elaborate?
I am a American RUclipsr and am I am ethnic Portuguese because of my great-great-great-great-great grandfather was from Portugal and I some say I definitely don’t look stereotypically European
I guess when you walk into a place and they say 'hello'!! I get this all the time...I am tall and blonde, but more than that look like a tourist I guess! I lived in France for 13 years and never lost my 'Americaness'! I do adhere to cultural differences and norms, but stand out as different...In a good way and I accept and embrace it!!
That's right, Tamara. It's more than just a face. I've heard countless times from Europeans that they can tell an American by the way they walk. Style of dress and hair are also non-verbal cues that someone isn't from a certain place. - Josh
I know when an American or Americans are around because they cannot keep a conversation with in themselves🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️.. They are Loud and it seems they want others to hear what they say🥱.. The other thing is when seating to eat that cap of hat stays on😩😩.. To me is annoying as hell.. Especially the yapping! Makes me want to say Yo🗣🗣🗣.. Soosh!!
@@leesantos2733 Now Lee...Not all Americans are loud, but many are! Hate to break it to you, but many Portuguese are loud I've noticed!! I normally try not to stereotype too much...
@@tamaramadelin4831 .. “ Don’t break it to me”.. Wherever I been I’ve witnessed it.. But I gotta say it, those from Southern States are usually mannered!! .. Up here in the North East no..
All the info you gave us is very useful for me, despite of not needing some services cause I´m an EU citizen. But I need an account to pay things in Coimbra (which I knew thanks to you), I´ll need a Nif, & may be more. All your valuable info went into a txt file, that exists since May 2021 in two laptops & a pendrive. Thank´s for everything, I´ll try to stay in contact.
Great to hear, Teo. Thank you for sharing. Please stay in touch and enjoy Coimbra. - Josh & Kalie
Nice video. Great info. I like how this couple, and you and Kaylie both see a problem as an opportunity. Very inspiring. I'm paying $2,550 for an immigration speciality agency to help me. I hope it ends up being worth it. I'm hoping their help will expeddite my process. Somehow I think things simply take time and there isn't much one can do to expedite them. We shall see.
Thanks, Roy! We appreciate it. We love Richard and Kat. They've become friends and have been really helpful for us in our NIF situation. They're an amazing team. Really. The agency should certainly be able to smooth the process out, however, like you said things take time and it's probably nothing to do with the agency and everything to do with SEF and what their volume is like. Don't panic! We're with you. You've got this. 💪 - Josh & Kalie
Can you please guide me for good agency to help me finish my work papers
Please
If you can trust in a good agency please send me info
Thanks bro 🙏🏼
Try Moviinn. They're who we recommend. moviinn.com/ - Josh & Kalie
Expats Everywhere thanks for both of you 🌹
Expats Everywhere how much the fees for apply d7 for me
Iam Egyptian
@@osamasemsem8996 You can email us at info@expatseverywhere.com and we'll try to help. - Josh & Kalie
It’s funny how you use the word expats instead of immigrants, we don’t have that word in Portuguese but we can definitely understand why people like you use it.
It's generally used for people who stay in a place for shorter time period. The intent is with a temporary move in mind. We've heard Portuguese people use the word "expatriado" - Josh & Kalie
Yyfft
Thanks!
Thank you!!! We appreciate you supporting the channel! - Josh & Kalie
@@ExpatsEverywhere my pleasure Katie and Josh. I have viewed most of your videos , as I am an expat who desires to move and retire in Portugal! It’s not only a gorgeous country and safe environment , but it is part of my Cape Verdean heritage ♥️ Alhough Porto looks amazing , it’s too far North and cold for my bones! I’m planning on visiting in the Fall Sept-October ( Lisbon , Oeiras, Sintra (to see the castles ) I’m interested in residing in Cascais or Estoril. I will start my NIF through Bodr and will consider taking your D7 online Visa class😄 Blessings to you both and Valencia!
Victoria