8 Best reasons to retire to Romania! Living in Romania!
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- 8 Best reasons to retire to Romania! Living in Romania! Now here is a full guide on living in Romania. It's a very beautiful country, as you'll see and it's also becoming a popular place of retirement for expats seeking something European but with an affordable taste to it. Tell me what you think of the vlog and whether you would want to live in Romania!
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As a British/Australian who calls Romania home and has lived here for 5 years, I appreciate people trying to promote the place, but not on a cost comparative scale with other places, and saying the cost of living is still inexpensive and affordable. That is working on the assumption you are not Romanian and have a Western salary. Its all comparative, as its not actually that cheap for the average Romanian and although many make what is considered a good salary now locally, the average wage is still very low and things like benzina, GPL (Petrol and LPG), electricity, gas, are very expensive. The price of petrol and gas is dearer than in Australia, so maybe okay if you are an expatriate, not so great if you are on an average wage here. I prefer when people just give the special reasons for being here as, great people, beautiful landscapes, unspoilt natural areas, awesome history, strong sense of family and religion, great food etc. Also public transport is great in Romania, might not look pretty on the outside sometimes, but has one of the oldest and most extensive train networks in Europe that reaches all over the country, plenty of buses etc and in the main cities, you don't need a car, even though we all think we do lol.
I am Romanian and this is a dump from all points of vue: culture, education, medical system, political, people...everything is garbage/trash! Run away, I do soon😂
@@joenewontheblock2404 wow lol...foarte direct 😅..sunt bune si rele in toata tarile. Some I agree but to say your own culture and people, meaning everybody is trash, wow. Every country has idiots and arrogant people. Yes many things need attention still, like infrastructure and salaries and mentality has to change in politics to be for the people in a real sense, but again, there are good things here too. I know you have to do what is best for yourself Victor, but my hope is the new generation keep pushing for real change and don't all leave the country. But I understand...multi lucruri sunt greu. I will stay and try change for you lol...drum bun when you run away 😂...Sanatate!
@@BitsofEurope ok, 99.9%....😂
@@BitsofEurope "Dont't leave all the country"=That's what we re gonna do xD
@@joenewontheblock2404 cORECT...nGL A COUNTRY FULL OF BOMBARDIERI
As an American living in Romania for a bit, you might want to ask a Romania how to say a number of words used in your video I chuckled at how some were slaughtered. But appreciate the video just the same.
Roninblue passed away a few months ago.
@@tacocruiser4238 . What happened to him ?
@@alexandraariciu1358 i believe it was a heart attack or stroke or something.
Oh my God it is breathtaking, what really beautiful Country!!!!
Sir, at minute 4.48 the video is not from Bucharest. We don't have a river with ships:)
20 lei and a bottle of Mona says it is Budapest
We do but not in the city :)
Poate e Bega, in Timisoara!
I keep telling ppl like you that promote the life here ... do you realise that if ppl find out and all come here all this lifestyle and everything you found here will be a memory? ... SO ... enjoy and keep it for yourself to preserve it !
cheers
Great video. Love Romania it a gorgeous country
indeed gorgeous and full of cocalari xd
@@MARK-dn2zm what is cocalari?
@@MARK-dn2zm Și de gozeri ca si tine!
@@falxus9962 te ai descris perfect coaie)
@@kevinandange
One year later...
Closest thing would be "gopniks" or "chavs"...however, that is exaggerated, and I am afraid OP falls smack-dab in the middle of that stereotypical "culture".
I am sorry for the Dislike, but never in my life have I heard the capital's name pronounced as "Butch-arest"...
And it gets worse. At 4:55 you are presenting Bucharest, but the footage is from Budapest! Huge mistake!
Exactly! I also reacted on his lack of knowledge
All names are butchered so badly 😂
We made sarmale with Pork turks doesnt eat pork, thats why its so popular in Romania
at 4'46: I really wonder what is the reason to show Budapest there? Last time I checked it is still Hungary and the Danube still doesn't flow in the middle of Bucharest.
You are right! (even if we can make a joke betwen us, with a population of almost 4 bil, Bucharest is now, after Budapest, the second hungarian populated city =)) )
@@augustiniumihaila4466 😂
Agree, the insert is misleading.
The people still confusing Bucharest with Budapest or viceversa 😂
Romania captured budapest
Thanks man!
Thank you for the detailed description, it was very useful for me as im willing to go to this country as an expat .Good luck
Is so right what you say
Thank you
If you like stuning, beautiful castels I would like to recomend "Castelul Huneanzilor"!
One of the best is Peleș Castle, in Sinaia.
Castello Peles a Sinaia ed anche Castello Bran.
I will be visiting Romania in the future , my decision is based on this very excellent presentation.
Why would you show footage from Budapest while presenting Bucharest :))
Was also surprised. Cannot remember seeing any rivers running through the city.
sunt imagini din 1919 " cand facea parte din romania" 😂
@@AliClay just the Dâmbovița and Colentina rivers...
Remember 1919
Big like for the clear issue! Romania is not cheap but is beautiful, safe !
Good information. I had a great holiday in Rumania
*_Romania was Personally Blessed by God.... It is hands down the most Beautiful Country in all of Europe..._*
So many places of beauty it is hard to even know where to start. I like to start in Brasov, it is situated within several hours away from Bucharest, Constanta on the Black Sea, Bran Castle, Ski Resorts in Poiana Brașov, Transfagarasan Highway, Cluj Napoca, Timisoara, Sibiu, Oradea, Castle in Sinaia, and many more.
Can't see everything in 1 week, or even 1 month. Plan on extended stay or multiple trips. You won't be disappointed.
Romanian with English at end: România găzduiește cele mai mari păduri virgine din Europa. Râul Dunărea străbate România, iar Delta de la Marea Neagră este un sit al Patrimoniului UNESCO. De fapt, în România există mai multe situri UNESCO decât orice altă țară din Europa. Mai mulți ursi bruni trăiesc în Dealurile României decât orice altă țară în afară de Rusia.
Românilor le place să se distreze. Vlad Țepeș și Vampirii sunt foarte populare și deseori se fac farse vizitatorilor. Când sunteți în Brașov, asigurați-vă că luați telecabina până în vârful Muntelui Tampa. Priveliștea este incredibilă, într-o singură locație puteți vedea tot ce face România și Brașovul atât de populare.
Viziteaza si Brasov si Tampa Mopuntin noaptea. Există un semn uriaș care scrie „Brașov” și este luminat cu multe lumini. Este versiunea României a semnului de la Hollywood. Este de departe mai mare și mai luminos. Poți chiar să te urci pe un cadru metalic în spatele semnului sau să faci un selfie în fața semnului.
English: Romania is home to the largest virgin forests in Europe. The Danube River runs through Romania, and the Black Sea Delta is a UNESCO Heritage Site. In fact, Romania has more UNESCO sites than any other country in Europe. More brown bears live in the Romanian Hills than any other country except Russia.
Romanians like to have fun. Vlad the Impaler and the Vampires are very popular and pranks are often played on visitors. When in Brașov, make sure you take the cable car to the top of Mount Tampa. The view is incredible, in one location you can see everything that makes Romania and Brașov so popular.
Also visit Brasov and Tampa Mopuntin at night. There is a huge sign that says "Brasov" and it is illuminated with many lights. It is Romania's version of the Hollywood sign. It is far bigger and brighter. You can even climb on a metal frame behind the sign or take a selfie in front of the sign.
*_Did I earn your trust as a Travel Guide?_*
Multumesc mult pentru descrierea facuta Brasovului si de frumoasele cuvinte care le a ti avut despre tara mea de origine,totul este adevarat.Eu traiesc de 44 de ani in Italia dar tara mea de origine nu o voi uita cit voi trai. SALUTI da VERONA 🙆♀️🌺👍👋👋👋👋
The words "Romania" and "Romanian" come from the Latin word "Romanus" which means "citizen of Rome".
The word Rumanian came frome the word Rum,Rumu
Refers the area where Ruman people came from
Rumelia
Mean citizens of Rome
Country called Romania didn't existed,chauchescu asked them American president too change Rumunia,on Romania
This is how u became romania, the word is fully artificial
@@GM-os6fo LOL. Did you forget to take your medication today, or what?
@sygmarvexarion7891 this is the truth man,u guys saying propaganda
So manny dumb people in comment section =))))
One of the best historical video in Romania. Thank you for sharing this information...👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯🌳
Complimenti per il video ,il mio paese di origine.Saluti da VERONA 🙆♀️🌺👋👋👋
You visited a quarter of Romania. You were actually lied to. Romania still has beautiful regions. Moldova. for example, where did the most brilliant people of Romania come from. In Moldova IASI is the second largest city in Romania. There are more regions like Oltenia with a history as beautiful as Transylvania where you were. There is also Dobrogea with the seaside Black. ROMANIA IS NOT THE PEPPER
#oltenilivesmatter
@djvoicu Black Sea si nu seaside Black. Seaside inseamna "malul marii". Marea Neagra se traduce Black Sea.
Wonderful and much appreciation for your interest in our country
Other video of actual Romanian living in Romania estimate the median cost of living at $1000 - 1500/couple. You are estimating bare $2000? I have friend nurse who live in Romania and get to save for eating out and vacations of a salary of about $1000/couple. Where are you taking your information?
News for the people who took geography lessons with the genitor in school: Romania is NOT an eastern Europe country. It is situated half way between the western(Iberic Peninsula) and the eastern(Ural Mountains) borders of Europe. The only relation to East is that Romania was part of the Eastern Comunist Block before 1989.
@@andramonica5477 Thank you for proving (like many others) the failure of Romanian educational system: we do not think, we take all the information as granted.
By geography books (from when I was in school) and measurements for western and eastern borders, Romania is situated exactly in the center.
Saying that Romania was an Eastern country could have got you a nice 3 grade.
Again, the same confusion: borders vs the comunist block.
hmm interesting..Chia nu stiam ty
@@andramonica5477 Romania is situated in 3 geographical locations, the only south east or Balkan is Wallachia. Central Europe doesn’t stops at hungry but it also includes the whole of Transylvania. Vlad Tepes is from Transylvania since he was born in Sighisoara but he wasn’t a ruler here.
There is a similar case of people calling Afghanistan mid-eastern country. It is actually part of central Asia.
If course it’s eat Europe 😂
Some images and culture things are plain wrong. In 1859 only two provinces united. I leave aside the part with Vlad Tepes and Dracula. Also, you do not get to call Romanians (or Mexicans or whatever) immigrants in your country and call yourself an expat in Romania. And Jesus, before calling places use Google translate and hit the listening button.
True that.
Good video but for you to say that outside Bucharest the public transportation its almost inexistent its a huge mistake.
We have great transportation everywhere. You never need a car to live in Romania. Inform yourself better next time.
Inexistent public transportation its in US where I live now (except big cities like NY); this is what I miss the most from Romania, that its so easy to get everywhere without to own a car
Not if you leave in countryside!
The international airport has a sign for buses but then you do not find a bus station you find five different locations for buses going to different places around the country. you have to grab one of people with a sign and tell them where you are going and they will show you that location to catch the bus that you need.
Nice video, i bet that tooks a lot of time to do such a video.
Very! But we like doing it!
What the hell. 1800-2000 dollars a month ? You insane? Man i used to live in CLuj with 700 euro/month easly, Most i spent was on the rent. Even managed to save some money :))) CLUJ. One of the most expensive if not THE most expensive cities in romania.
Lmao no way you live in cluj with 700€, the average rent here is 600€… 700€ is less than what a cashier earns here
@@dacian_1346 I was speaking in ''past tense' Im well aware that right now things are a bit different than 5 years ago.
Nice video.... though hearing you pronounce Bucharest was so weird... It's not the usual sound from CH...
Price for internet is aprox 10 euros for fiberlink 1GB !
One thing to mention: you can speed anything up by paying extra money.
Yeah, it's called bribery, corruption which is still rampant there. I'm Romanian, I know.
@@gerulais You are right.
@@gerulais yes, and you can get arrested for it and thrown in jail😂 Enjoy your stay in a Romanian prison
Born in Romania, living in the USA since 1984 and hope to return to Romania when retired.
Any advice?
RoninBlue makes these videos out of others informations and videos. He never lived in any of the countries he makes videos of.
I'm from looking nepal 🇳🇵 thanks you information
Stay there please
@@gigikontra7023😂😂😂
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I think I'd like to visit
It’s very hard to take this presenter seriously, as even a basic subject matter expert, when he cannot even pronounce the country’s capital (or top 3 other cities) even remotely close to properly. I only lived in “Butcher Rest” for 3 months, but I at least learned how to say that ONE name properly.
I'm Romanian dude, but I've never heard the name of the Romanian capital pronounced like that "Butcher Rest". I guess that's where butchers are resting after a long day at work. Right ? That's one of the most hilarious pronunciations ever heard in my life.
man, that roasted lamb is reason enough to move there
give peace a chance? You enjoy killing innocent lovely lambs of a couple of months old. You should do something quick about your limited consiousness. Shrooms can help you out of that deep black pit.
Hello from Bucharest / România❤💛💙
Ăsta e steagul României!🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴 Deci, culorile puse în inimioarele alea, trebuiau să fie albastru, galben și roșu, ultimul!🇷🇴💙💛❤🇷🇴
Aj aj ce mare greșeală a făcut acest producător de film. Trăind în România.... și ce vedem. În schimb București vedem o poză cu Budapesta și Dunăre. (La 4.46 min.) Ce greseala!!!!
Yeah sure that's cool ,but if I want to retire in the US ,I have to deal with 2 years of paperwork wich costs me a ton of money and in the end I get denied.Getting a US visa here it's so hard that people literally call it the visa lottery:))). I have no problem ,it's just shit that I let you in my country and you don't, I don't see how that works..
Cea mai frumoasa Țara România
Pacat ca e locuita de romani! 😁😁
I'm wondering why Cluj-Napoca wasn't mentioned, since is a very developed and modernized city
It was Transylvania Capital
because its overly priced..much..much to expensive
@@theodordan680 You're wrong.
The quality of life is not good
@@mihaelafilipescu5818 da ce ai patit de o duci asa rau?
Romania is beautiful country
im in spain but the price of housing is insane, so ill be looking to retire in 1.5 years and im thinking romania.
Don't count on this video if you want to. It's really not accurate about prices and lifestyles.
@@teodoramuscan4377 toți boșorogii ratați vor să se mute acum în România 😂 Femei ieftine, pământ ieftin și mulți fraieri pe spinarea cărora se pot face "afaceri"De fapt de-aia a venit și Andrew Tate
@@gigikontra7023 Că exact asta au în minte "boșorogii" la aproape 70 de ani cu soții.
Și nu mai generaliza cu femeile, că se înțelege greșit. Așa sunt femeile din familia ta?
@@omi685 dacă ne mai facem multă reclamă o să ne trezim cu toate rebuturile pe aici. Am stat astă-vară la un Airbnb în București și se mutase "un student străin" lângă. De nu bătea ăla la "prietena" lui româncă... O vedeam numai cu lacrimi în ochi. O să vă iasă naivitatea pe nas când o să vină ăștia să vă călărească. O să regretați liniștea pe care ați avut-o și n-ați știut să o prețuiți
@@gigikontra7023 Bună, Gigi, de când nu ți-am mai văzut comentariile pe RUclips.
De parcă noi nu avem sute de mii de rebuturi prin străinătate, să vezi ce specimene am exportat și noi.
Eu voi susține turismul, mulțumesc pentru opinia ta. Turismul este o sursă importantă de venit pentru foarte mulți români și spală imaginea țării.
Sper că ai sunat la poliție dacă ai avut dovezi că s-a întâmplat așa ceva.
Roumania it's not between poorest in Europe , it's somewhere in the middle of the list !! It's a EU member which is richest Union on the planet...that means you can't be poor !!
So why do Romanians leave their country and look for a better opportunity in Schengen areas? And why Romanians are popular in being pickpockets in Spain, UK and the rest of Schengen areas?
@@wenerr20 Because there is more wealth !! What kind of idiotic question is this ?!?🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@michaelpencio9573 what the heck! that's why Im asking right? Im an asian who's not aware of the wealth of the whole Europe. You should educate someone who's curios and not judging them with their questions. You must be an idiot yourself, you judged first and not knowing first why we question those things. duhh!!
@@wenerr20 You are a true idiot, sorry- as you insult shamelessly an entire country stating that they are pickpockets or that they leave their country to Shengen countries (as only Romanians steal or move around other countries). Indeed, many years ago, it was an exodus of people emigrating in the western countries, and understandably - as we been under communism so many years, people emigrated out of curiosity or for economic reasons, etc. However, since we've become EU member, and the economy has strengthened , the trends has changed - Fewer and fewer leave the country and that, perhaps, for gaining professional experience abroad, or for learning another language, also there are a few of those who never have left their village and think that the grass is greener somewhere else. For the past years, more and more Romanians are returning home and the number is rising every year, in line with the positive changes of the Romania's economy. So, I would advise you to stop being stereotypical and ignorant, get informed before commenting here
@@wenerr20 Aaahh- why do British, Italian, German, Canadian, Americans etc leave their country and look for opportunities in other places? Why do people from Lyon move to Paris or those from Manchester to London? While that was the case years ago, these days many Romanians travel back and forth between different countries simply because they can - you know freedom to travel? Re pickpocketing - it's a typical idiotic comment from a prejudiced bigotted person. Do learn to respect other people if you want respect, and more importantly educate yourself prior to throwing insults!
Hi,
Just a simple question, if I may ask.
Is this video a guide for potential expats only, or it includes potential immigrants as well?
why would u want to immigrate to romania bud i live in it and i wanna run far away tbh
Is there a difference between "immigrant" and "expat" ?
@@Dan-pm4hd Theoretically there is no difference between expats and immigrants.
However, the word expats was invented by the British, because they feel that they are special and cannot/shouldn't be put in the same category as anybody else. This is just to differentiate themselves from the rest of us (the world).
@@bucium7 Yep, true. Not sure if you live here or not, but immigrating to Romania is quite easy from inside the EU and at the moment we're also sort of a tax haven with 1-3% income tax for LLCs and 5% dividend tax. From a financial standpoint, it makes a lot of sense to start businesses here.
@@Dan-pm4hd in theory an expat is someone who is expatriated (hence 'expat') by their employer to live and work in another country. I think we should start restricting the use of the word to just that.
At 4:46, that's Budapest, Hungary, not Bucharest, Romania.
Let me add up that the internet speed in RO is absolutely amazing, top 5 worldwide
4:50 is Budapest.
Mate, just use the right word: immigrant, not "expats". It is simple as that.
Couldn't you make a pin for each reason ?
Very bad experience without pins !
Me who already lives in romania
04:55 - this is Budapest not Bucharest ...
8:46 turkish dish with pork?
The fortified church you see first is in Biertan. Cons - you can easily deal with every 'con' with some extra money. Warning: bears!! The fourth biggest population (after Canada, USA and Russia). Romanians are not racists. They are just fed up! Especially in Transilvania they lived with saxons, hungarians, gypsies, and god knows what other minority. Just treat them with respect, and you get back what you give. Greetings from a transilvanian saxon.
It's beautiful and your buying power is higher than the local population. The bad part is that government services are proportional with your ability to bribe the entrenched corrupt bureaucracy.
My wife and I live in Turkey. For $500 a month, we live above average and that $500 includes everything. Romania sounds like a very expensive country.
Turkey? a crowded country that will soon run out of water. Desalination will cost a lot of money and the costs of extraction from the sea will drive away investors.
@@david9749 Turkey is a crowded third world country indeed. And I can also believe that they can run out of water. Their natural gas system installed in tens of thousands of homes are designed to WASTE millions of litres of water daily. That is just one of the reasons why they are in trouble.
Its not lmao
In Cluj ( second largest city in the country ) 600€ is just the rent
@@dacian_1346 That is ridiculously expensive!
I love to live Romania, and apply job overthere. Marry there if theres chance & stay there as my second home.. I hope so.....
😂
Your video would have better credibility if you would learn to pronounce the names of Romanian cities and foods. I hear a travel log but little to recommend living there as clearly you have little experience with Romania. I have traveled traveled extensively in Romania and worked with Romanian people. Indeed I was born there more than 500 years ago. Romania is beautiful and interesting but Romanian folks face many problems as well. Vă rog să vă faceți timp să vorbiți puțin românește și să aflați despre problemele pe care le au românii.
I’m an English speaker do you recommend learning to speak Romanian before living here?
Probably it would help, though in cities you'll always find someone that speaks English (at least enough to get by).
Not at all. Just show your ignorance and spit on the Romanian culture. Tell them: I moved to Romania to dominate you, to feel superior and have access to cheap women. Therefore I despise your language and laws and I will not learn a word of Romanian. See how that goes 😂
Correction. In 1859, only two historical regions united into the country called Romania. Those were Moldova (or Moldavia like I've seen in some videos on RUclips - incorrect though, it's Moldova) and Wallachia or Valachia or Valahia (in Romanian). Transylvania joined the country in 1918, after World War I.
Bullshit! You should take some lessons in history!
TRANSILVANIA a facuta parte din Dacia din timpuri stravechi, a fost luata de Imperiul AUSTRO-UNGARICO pe o perioada dar prin Tratatul de la Trianon in 1918 le a fost restituita ,asa cum trebuia. Toate tarile de imprejurul Rominiei au luat cite o parte(asa cum au decis alti dupa al doilea razboi mondial), exemplu:Bucovina=Ucraina,Basarabia=Rusia, Banat=Serbia si o parte din Dobrogea=Bulgaria. SPER CA NU ESTE NEVOIE SA MAI SPUN ALTCEVA. SCUZATI, am uitat si de insula "Serpilor" care apartine de fapt Rominiei.
Though service would have changed by now. Bureaucracy still destroying lives? So sad.
realy?!!! Are u presenting Bucharest with images of Budapest?!!! at 4:48 there is the Danube bridges from Budapest!!!!
i am a born Romanian who's family fled to Australia from the dictatorship in the 80's and now i realised Australians have practically turned their country into Communist/police state. even with all the problems in Romania it is absolutely amazing to me i am considering regaining my Romanian dual citizenship and considering possibly retiring back in Romania. don't know if i will do it but it's in my mind Australians have destroyed their country so much
What do you mean? How is Australia a police state?
@@_o..o_1871 Look on the News my friend, nobody can say they have dictatorship but in some problems they react in particularly way (and this king of reactions are in all the anglosaxons country including USA) and this make you thinking and questioning yourself,
what is in reality dictatorship system!?
The same bullshit everywhere.
I saw on the news (I don’t now if it was fake news or reality) about Australians who try to enter in own country which means Australia and the authorities don’t allow because they have Covid, and this make you wonder what is dictatorship. Comunist Romania in the 1980 and comunist countries in general or Australia in 2020? Hmm, interesting I think
ive been thinking of leaving the US to live with my father in Bacau romania
I am in the same situation. Born in Romania, moved to Perth Australia in 1987. I noticed that Australia is becoming a police state ,resembling Romania's communist system. I am considering moving back to Romania.
@@varnadorel I know its an old comment, but what makes you feel like that in Australia? Can you elaborate a bit, i'm curious.
♥️💛💙 Visit Brașov the most beautifull city of Romania !!! ♥️💛💙
And Iasi
buses only come every 30 minutes! Oh no! How crap is my city then?
you do not talk about how to retire to this country. What if you are not in the EU?
Hundreds of cheap women Aland cheap land await you, oh holy foreigner! And all it's cheap, just for your delight. And everyone will serve you like a slave.
It's not "Buciurest" or whatever is tthat pronunciacion. It's Bucharest (Boo'ka'rest)
17:50 1000$/month is a actually a pretty good fking salary.
It depends from person to person but the average person in Romania lives with ~800$. Some even with 500 even tho its a bit challenging.
This is a medium salary in Romania :)
Gdp per capita of Romania is 12.000 bucks. 1200:12(1 year)=1000 bucks
@Andy Ash that's gross income, from those 1300, 500 goes to taxes
@Andy Ash
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage
Gross: 1300€
Net: 800€
I don't know where you got your info from but tbh even 800€ seems a bit inflated considering how most of the people live
@@Bogdan24199Educate yourself and raise your worth, people. Don't abandon your higher education and expect great things.
Interesting that foreigners talking history about Romania!!!!
........fiscal code tar nabbit iz that erk Italian long winded number..soo only expats come from Italy where all roads leave from Rome........
Genuine question:
Why do we call Americans or British people who emigrate in a different country expats while if someone from like a European country moves to the USA or in the UK they call them migrants or emigrants? Aren't these Americans or Brits who moved to a different country emigrated there? Which means they're emigrants or migrants.
Why the fancy word as if it would be any different than if for example a Romanian went to a richer country?
(Let's add that I'm Hungarian so English is my second language and even though I speak it high-level it can still happen that I don't understand the true meaning of certain terms).
Never thought of it like that. But good observation
Expat nowadays is mostly used for people that relocate to another country temporarily for a job assignment. They still pay their taxes in their original country. It’s not a legal term. The legal status for these people is “non-resident” in the EU. If they move and stay indefinitely, they are immigrants, but the legal term is “resident”.
I moved from Romania to Belgium for 2 years - I was sent by my job (so expat/non-resident, paid my taxes in Romania) and then decided to stay, so now i’m an immigrant/resident and pay my taxes in Belgium.
They are "expats" because they are considered superior to us. We are supposed to work for them, not vice-versa. I personally see them as losers. They failed in their home countries and try to move to Romania to cheat some naive people. See the Andrew Tate case.
Immigrants are expected to learn the language & assimilate.
Expats are permanent tourists. They live in cheap places off first world wages/pensions.
I liked very much the video , but next time if possible show Bucharest fountain , monastery or Danube Delta or Turda cave …so on !
What city is that at 4:57? Definitely not Bucharest and not in Romania.
That’s what I thought. Must be Budapest or somewhere in Germany?
Must be Budapest
Budapest
Vechea greșeală Budapest- Bucharest
looks so beautiful because PSD Gabriela Firea was mayor
Do you happen to have a link to a reliable letting agency that rents out apartments in Bucharest?
Dude, that’s a footage of Budapest, not Bucharest 😂
coktail bucuresti + budapest
unfortunately after ukraine war and increasing prices in oil, electricity and the drought from summer or 2022, the price of living in romania increased. nice video neverthelss
Appreciate the fact you are praising the country, but yo have VERY poorly researched this info
Butcher rest?
with all respect to your video...., I am romanian and I leave in Romania, but.........at 4:47 is not Bucharest, it is Budapest capital of Hungary !
please do more research before you post a video. thanks
4:46 NOT "Bootcharest" ... that's more like Budapest 🙄
Great video but mispronunciation of Romanian cities is embarrassing.
RIP
Careful flying a drone in Romania. . .
Butch-arrest!😁😁😁
David better stay close to Minneapolis much safer 😂😂😂 honestly romania is very nice for retirement 1500 $ enough 2000 $ makes you great living and you can enjoy nice women's and affordable health 👌👍🏆🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴 good luck
another word for expat is emigrant
Erdély magyar! Semmi köze hozzá az oláhoknak!
The Hungarians belong in Asia, they are not European.
@@omi685 hungarians have asian roots it is true and we are proud about this fact. But we became europeans since more then 1000 yrs. Our ancestors conquered the slavic and german populations here.
@@bajuszattila2998 No, you are not European, you are Asian immigrants. Your ancient home is still in Asia, and Transylvania belonged to someone else before the Hungarians stole it away.
@@omi685 you have to learn a lot as I see or just feel free to belevie this gipsy bullshit.
It's pronounced Bu-kar-rest phoneticall ....
Why are you butchering the word Bucharest?? Never heard any romanian or any one else call it butcharest. Its more like "Bucuresht" (ş) in Bucureşti where the "i" is silent.
Great footage and commentary but almost every Romanian word is mispronounced.
The costs that you gave for housing prices and rents in the USA are a joke! When did you get that data,.1984? Or did you just make it up. You can't get a 1bdroom anywhere for under 1200. Typically it's 2000 plus for apartments and more for houses.
Based on the other comments, I'm wondering what in this video is true.
You can easily rent a studio apartment in Bucharest, the capital, with €250-€300 per month. And less than €450 for a much larger apartment.
You can build a villa with a pool for less than €150,000 in Romania.
Most important reason: The sweet and sexy women. Having had both a wife and a girlfriend from Romania, I can tell that this is the another reason for living in Romania.
Wife and Gf at the same time? Nice
joking, glad you like Romania!
can a westerner who has a small pension and a little money go and work there? maybe waiter at restaurant or teach english? for a little money on the side? A pension of $1000 a month is a good but if you can double that by working part time or off the books that would be fantastic i would think. Can you make the minimum salary in romania $550a month by working there as a westener?
Yes u can!
In small cities, you can leave decently with $600-$800 a month, again it depends on your lifestyle habits! Most pensioners in Romania leave on $250-$400 a month.
Romania no 1 ❤️❤️❤️
Thats what we need ?? Old people ??
@@GigiGhiba-dl7tg Nu stiu de unde esti dar Bucurestiul e deja plin. Curierii de la Glovo, din albi au ajuns maro si negri. Rar mai vezi un roman.
Saying that Romania is in the heart of eastern Europe its like saying that USA belongs to Europe lmao