How to Leave Your Country for $1,000 or Less
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For years, Nomad Capitalist have been urging people to wake up and realize how terrible things are becoming in the West.
People are finally starting to realize this and have started to leave high-tax countries.
Yes, everyone has the ability to Go Where You're Treated Best even Nomad Capitalist helps seven and eight-figure entrepreneurs. In this video, Andrew shares how you can leave your country for $1,000 or less.
00:00 Start
01:20 Moving to Another Country
02:29 Leaving Canada
05:35 Freedom in the World
09:46 Moving to Tbilisi
10:54 Places with Low Cost of Living
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This really works! A year ago, I was a blue collar worker in America with a 5 figure net worth. I spent years of my life saving up for a house in my home state and watched the prices inflate to well over half a million dollars over the past year. I decided to take Andrew's advice and moved to Tbilisi, Georgia. I've been here since December and am currently in the middle of buying my first home in the capital and I don't even have to break the bank to do it! Praise to you Mr. Henderson!
How do you make money now? In Tbilisi?
How are you feeling about the safety of investing in real estate in Tbilisi 🇬🇪 now with all that is happening to Ukraine? 🇺🇦
@@thebrucewagner No one cares about these farce 'wars' for the Zionists
Nice! Would love to learn more about it. How's the covid restriction situation there? Do you have a channel? Alternatively, would love to chat if we can figure out a way to coordinate something
Excuse me if I am wrong but didnt Georgia have a strict vaxxed only policy for those entering the country for a serious period of time?
I think the biggest problem for people is fear of the unknown and lack of confidence.
Spot on. 👍
True
Thats my reasons 🥺🥺
Only thing that has helped me so far is a combination of hormone supplements, psychedelic drugs, RUclips videos & extreme fitness. I am convinced lack of confidence is a combined deficiency in lacking information & biological issues. We're all so physically & mentally poisoned our behaviours resemble that of farm animals, poultry to be specific. Economic survival has the same intimidation as a hungry carnivore lurking in bushes.
@@msjannd4 L
and countrie's restrictions. that are many many......embassies are a pain in the butt and never openned. Canada sucks in all things even abroad...
You could spend your time looking after only 7 and 8 figure income earners, but you take the time to provide exceptional information to those of us not so rich, too. Really grateful. You're a prince.
Friends moved back to Malta after over 10 years in US. They sold or gave away everything that didn't fit in 4 suitcases. That was an eye opener to me. Things are what imprison us.
That's so true. I want to leave from Canada and keep thinking "what about all my stuff". So stupid!
Mr. Hardrock, there is much truth to your statement regarding our "things" imprisoning us. When our family and friends witnessed us (US family of three) retire very early, liquidate everything we owned and move to where we are treated best,... one of the preeminent statements/concerns/barriers they cited when pondering such a major move,... was,... and continues to be,... "what would I do with all my stuff?" There are many legitimate reasons moving out of one's country may not be reasonable, e.g. ailing parents, grandchildren you wish to live near, business operations that require your physical presence, etc, etc,.... but,..... "what would I do with all my stuff?" is a stark and sad reminder of how materialistic most of western culture actually is.
Further to your point,... once we had rid ourselves of all our "stuff" (short of a few boxes we shipped ahead),... we spent two years traveling 11 countries on the most grand "field trip" with our 5 yr old daughter,... all while technically being "homeless"! Lol! It really is liberating when one is not hobbled with "stuff".
How very true. I have managed to whittle my my material possessions down to 2 rooms and I am STILL struggling to part with the last of it 🙄 Another problem is where to go with very specific needs!
Sold all my stuff in alaska and moved to Mexico with one travel bag. Never looked back 2 years living good.
So true when you say “things imprison people”. I learnt a long time ago not to get emotionally attached to material things. A car can’t love or hug me. It’s people that count. Being with lovely people.
Exactly. We left America two years ago for Tanzania and haven’t looked back since. Our home here is larger and more beautiful than we could afford in the U.S. as a family of 6 we moved everything and rely on our two online businesses.
1. Marketing
2. Book writing
3. RUclips
4. Consulting
It’s a great recipe for success.
I have lived outside of the U.S. for about five years. I do travel a lot, but Tirana, Albania is my summer base of operations. While my income is much higher, my Tirana monthly budget is 1,000 USD. I don't need it to be higher. I rent a very nice furnished 1BR apartment in the best part of the city. It isn't large. It's kind of like a nice hotel suite (except it has a dining area and kitchen), a nice balcony. I have a maid who comes in one time per week who does my laundry and cleans the apartment. My diet is not income constrained and runs about 250USD per month. When I want to go to a restaurant, I do. As to my income, it is pension and writing.
As to when I moved, I sold almost everything, mostly through Craig's List, and left with one checked suitcase and a carry-on. Once I established a base of operations, which was furnished, I did start to buy some 'stuff'. My income is increasing, but, honestly, even with unlimited income, I doubt I could spend more than about 3,000 USD per month here and that would include a full time maid.
I understand that you cater to 7 figure+ clients, it is sensible to pay attention to the lower income guys. Once they get on the Internet, move to a more sensible locale, some of them will become members of your 7 figure+ market.
And since I run a consulting business I will start to focus on the little guys trying to escape the usa or the west in general. Will start dropping videos this week.
@@alaskanwhiskey The novices can use all the guidance they can get. Even since two months ago, my income has sky rocketed and January I will get a bigger apartment. Still, I doubt my budget will exceed $1,500 per month. That is a whole lot of money in Albania.
I am one of those poorer Nomads. Brother, you saved my entire life. My husband is from Pakistan and I am from Canada. Canada rejected his visa. So we are heading to Mexico. Thanks to your advice on the Mexican wonderful family laws and stuff, it REALLY helps us. Finally we have an option to be together as a family without restrictions or long visa processing
Hopefully you & your family are doing well
Canada did you a favor!!!
Jean Paul Felix, why can't you leave??
Salam,
Can you tell me how's your experience going so far and would you recommend it to others from Pakistan?
Thanks!
where in mexico?
Born and raised in the US and I'm watching videos on how to leave my country..
Yeah, everything is fine here..
I have two small children and I am witnessing complete degradation of England along with most western countries. I’m watching Andres’s channel to prepare my kids to go where they are treated best. Thank you, Andrew!
I moved from US to Malta, where I have citizenship by descent. I did the research and bought plane tickets far in advance, on a credit card. Denver to London and London to Malta, with 4 nights in a hostel in London, a few more in Malta. About $500 total, including a checked bag. I am not kidding. I live on a Social Security check $1,100 monthly and had no savings and nothing I could sell. Just timed it so I could rent a room in someone else's flat when my next check came. Now, I am renting a flat. Life is much better here than it ever was in the US.
Whether you are rich or poor, you are better off in a good place.
Auguri
@@ashokdutta8321 Grazzi. Hajja tajba fi Malta.
So I have a question for you Tina, what about your Medicare part b premium? Do you still pay it ? Or did you opt out of it ?
@@Ria24Ria I made a point of emmigrating before I applied for Social Security. So I was never enrolled in any part of Medicare.
@@tinabraxton4906 so I am assuming you just applied for your social security check when you were able to and never applied for Medicare is what you are saying?
I moved to Abu Dhabi (UAE) from Stockholm (Sweden) two months ago. Never been happier. Total salary costs for the employer are similar, but since there are no social security taxes or income taxes, my take-home pay is 2.5x more. Much more to life of course, but still.
Many Canadians will be escaping Canada once the borders open, including myself and my family. I have already sold my assets and am about 95% liquid (mostly in fx). Thx for the great insight for when we can leave this prison camp.
Best of luck to you, my friend. Wise move!! I'm planning to leave USA soon, too.
That's why Trudeau closed the borders, not the flu.
What if they never open? Poodeau and his entourage would have you locked in forever.
@@MariA-bu2jv a constitutional challenge is making its way through the courts. That POS Trudeau can’t use emergency powers indefinitely, and once the courts strike it down, Canadians need to have this Castro-wannabe prosecuted in Nuremberg.
the borders have been open for months
I left California with $6000 USD in savings and $1500 USD a month in passive income. It really does work!
That's my range too. Thought it could t work but so glad to see it's working for people like you.
Where did you go with those finances?
@@nancyr3810 Bali for 6 months but I didn't like it so I moved to Thailand for a year and a half now I have residency in Serbia.
@@bradbeckett thank you. I have a friend in Thailand right now… Do you like Serbia and why?
@@nancyr3810 yes I love it here due to the lack of inner city "wild life" around here.
The question I always want to see addressed is how do you protect your money once you leave the USA
You can teach English overseas as a way to get your foot in the door with a legal visa.
Then work from there improving your life in the new country.
This man is literally handing out ways for us to travel regardless if we are not 6 figure income earners
Definitely going down market. Think deciding to up sticks and move to a remote foreign place for life should be based on more than the price of the airfare. Not going to end well for some folk
in canada if you purchased a home anywhere from 6 years ago or more, you're sitting on likely double your purchase price. my brother purchased his home for $275,000CAD and its currently valued at $850,000 and that was 8 years ago roughly. nearly $600,000 in a country where you need $2000 a month to live comfortably goes quite a long way. But living in canada, making 100K+ per year makes you very much NOT wealthy.
Americans can legally stay in Albania for 1 year with just a passport. There are plenty of cheap visa options for countries like Serbia, where you can get an entrepreneurial visa for cheap.
Actually that just changed. You might want to look at that. I believe it has changed to 90 days as of October 2021.
You are both right! Albania changed it to 90 days and then the US leaned om them and they changed it back a month or two ago.
In theory, this makes sense. The best idea in this video is to shop around. Visit countries where you might want to move to. Very important, and that's because a lot of places you'll likely find strange, from language barriers and customs and culture to simply their way of doing things. Things you might not like could include, for instance, drivers who don't stop for pedestrians, pedestrians who spit on the sidewalks or stand too close when talking to you, the way people chew their food, and the list goes on. Packing your bags and getting a plane ticket are of course easy first steps, but the more difficult stuff is figuring out the vibe of the new destination. For some reason, travel advocates tend to paint a rosy picture of lower cost of living, lower taxes, beautiful beaches, warm weather, good food, and so on. But pay attention to things that people do and the way they do them. And being a tourist won’t give you a complete picture. A place is only as good as the people there -- the way they behave with you and each other. Play the devil’s advocate and ask yourself a lot of “what if” questions about things that could go wrong. Does the country have a written constitution? What are your rights if you get arrested there? It can be scary moving from the familiar to the unknown. Be very careful, and make sure you have many good reasons to leave, so you don’t jump from one place you disliked to another place that could be worse. All countries have problems. The ones that’ll treat you the best will likely be the ones with the best set of laws, and even this is no guarantee. How much do you know about a country’s system of laws, their history, stability, and their treatment of foreigners? There’s much more to consider than one short video could cover. Do your homework. Becoming an expatriate is a huge lifestyle change. You need facts and not generalities so you'll know exactly what you're getting yourself into.
yup, slow travel, 2 months at least per place you like. Or sometimes quicker ifit is obvious.
Thank you. I’m one of the ones that wrote to you with this exact request and suggestion. Thank you for listening and responding.
Thank you Andrew for making this video for those of us with lower incomes and those of us who are still building our financial wellbeing.
Excellent video. Much appreciated.
Thank you Andrew. This video is very encouraging. My journey will start this September (got the plane tickets)--looking for more adventure and freedom-the time is now--someday may never come....
Same here! September, here we go!
Andrew, excellent video as always, but...I disagree with your entire premise. I've been in Panama for 15 years, and I basically "jumped ship" from Canada back in 2006. My exit was not properly planned, and I suffered the consequences. Over the years, I've seen many, many people do this. They leave with whatever they have, and don't have a sufficient income stream to support themselves in their adopted country. Many times, they've put all their money in real estate, or in a variery of "investment scams" (wood or fruit plantation revenue sharing scams were a big one in Panama)...and then find themselves in a very difficult situation. Real estate can be very illiquid, so a "quick sale" is just not gonna happen. Running away from your country of origin is a sure way to screw up your expatriation. This needs to be done slowly, step by step, with several onsite visits. "Internet research" is useless....you need to be on the ground, living the life of an expat before committing. Cultural adaptation, learning the language - these are key to being able to enjoy your life abroad. I recommend to always rent for a year before purchasing. Most people don't make it as expats - for a variety of reasons, they end up going back after about 2-3 years. Many return home poorer and embittered.
Yeah absolutely not. Choices are ours. Negative outlook. Some make smart choices some make bad. Doesn’t make the entire idea of moving extremely difficult. Read the comments. People up and left with a plan and loved it. Period
Hey, Mr. Henderson, amazing video as always! I was wondering if you'd be interested in going deeper (maybe a separate video) into those 'businesses' that you can buy and will generate $20k-30k per year. Really curious to find out more about this! Thank you.
Look at Empire Flippers. Many businesses for sale
He posted a video about that yesterday 5/29/22 and he went into detail about each one. Cheers
Andrew & Co,
Thank you for all of the videos you have made, and especially for this one. As a retired divorcee with a 5 figure income, I will probably never be a formal customer of your company. But through watching your videos over the past few years, I have been motivated to make some steps towards having options.
In a nutshell, until recently I only had US Citizenship. Because of your videos and suggestions, I have obtained UK Citizenship by descent. I am now focusing on gathering the paperwork necessary to also pursue Croatian Citizenship by descent. Either of those may not be the most glamorous or powerful passports to have, but they give me options that I didn't have before.
AND, it didn't cost me a lot of money to get those options. It wasn't free, but it doesn't costs thousands to do.
I may never actually use any of the above to move elsewhere. But having them as options just in case, gives me some real peace of mind.
Thank you, Andrew.
You were able to get UK Citizenship by descent, without having to live there?? O.o *pulls up a chair*
My family and I moved to Mexico from the US with just a suitcase each last year, we rent furnished and work remotely. We don’t go to resort towns, everywhere else in Mexico is extremely affordable. We bounced around several states until we found the right place. Even with traveling to stay at a different Airbnb each month until finding our current place, our family of four adults live on about a grand a month. Three of us have the luxury of dual citizenship but one of our family members doesn’t, we’re applying for his residence but even overstaying his visa was only a $30 fee. Depending on where you go it’s also extremely safe, contrary to popular American belief.
Where?
Di Magnolia, what do you do for medical services?
Just a word of advice to people that overstaying their visa in some countries will make it difficult to get long term residency in the future.
This is so useful Andrew. Thank you so much! Working as a freelancer towards FIRE and this info is gold. I hope I can make your events one day. I want a better life for my daughter and the info you give on this channel is helping me plan on how to legally emigrate.
Thank you for your insightful info! And if I may add, kindness. Very helpful!
Thank you Andrew for your great channel and also helping us younger, broker audience here, if u can make some more content like this itll be amazing! keep on the great work
Thank you for making this video. That was so good to hear
You are THE MAN Mr Henderson! Thanks
Great tips. Thank you for more ideas. Greatly appreciated.
Thanks Andrew! although i learn a lot from your regular videos, i appreciate you making one for 6 figs people. Please do make more. I am interested in methods of transferring wealth to other countries as many banking/financial services take huge % for this service.
You're work has inspired me. I am visiting the countries I am interested in the next year. I am beginning to learn the language. Creating remote income streams. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thank you Andrew, this really good food for thought. ✔
Thanks Andrew. My parents left Europe in the 1950s with a suitcase in their hands. Had a family, bought a house. I left Canada for the US for my nursing medical career, became a dual citizen and now I frequent my condo in Mexico, so that might be my retirement place at least part time. 🌞🌵🙂🌴. There's lots of ways to do it!
Wow fun. A global citizen
Thank you for this informative video. It has helped me at a very crucial time. Appreciate you offering this content for those of us looking for alternatives in lifestyle and peace of mind!
Thanks for this video!
I can’t wait to leave Canada! 💁🏼♀️
Hopefully you can leave soon
@@heavenismydomicile3280 Why’s that
Hopefully the rumour that the land border restrictions will expire today, basically we are JT’s political prisoners.
@@octavialaprairie4525 Doubt it unfortunately, JT loves the hell he has created.
@@ladycanuck66 come to california lol
I love listening to Andrew, the voice of reason and options.
I'm barely touching 6 figures but this video kind of got the cogs turning for me. Now I'm living in Ecuador and revisiting this video. It was a swift transition. I still have my US based job but I'm looking to work for myself now. Thank you for the content Mr Henderson.
Thanks for this video, Andrew and Team. I’ve been following for years and thought I had to be rich.
Our pleasure.
Awesome content.... thank you very much.
Really helpful thank you!
If you are in Canada unvaxxed, you can charter a boat or a plane and leave that way. You may need to share costs with like minded people, but it can be done.
How are we going to connect with these people in the first place ?
@@gohardorgohome7687 I'm guessing YTube comment section.. hahahaha! I dunno bud, I can't' do all the work for you. I can work on getting my boating license so I can come get ya all in loads. meet ya in Vancouver in say, September?
wow they still have that in place? What Nazis
@@phillipjuan1201 if it wasn’t clear before, it should now be 💯 crystal clear that this whole vaxx thing was about “total control” of the masses! Fascism2.0
@@phillipjuan1201 The patsy fascist trueau won't ease up the vax mandates for plane, train or bus travel. Echo is correct, you can charter a private plane since its a private business they're not required to follow any mandates which is just policy. Best way to punish garbage businesses is not give them your money. I wasn't aware of boat travel, but it makes sense, insane, mass murderous, colonialist, common law is through land, not out on the water. I would find out the birthing laws of ship for each country. Laws are so immoral.
Hi Andrew. Thanks for this. I know your vids are aimed at 7 to 8 figure entrepreneurs but I believe the vast majority of folk watching here are 6 and under. 7 and up have already made it and only need you if they are not good at logistics or lack time. More for us small fry please!🙏 As someone stated earlier, more info on the kinds of already successful businesses one can buy online.
Amazing Andrew with so many contents!
This is good advise... thanks for doing this video and inspiring folks with average incomes. This nurse from Canada...needs an exit strategy.
Great video!
I am really interested in living in a countries like Georgia or Portugal or Albania, so this video really help me.thanks Andrew H.
Albania is not an option for you sweetie, first visit and see
@@MissKimolia it is funny to see these countries listed in the same sentence :-) although, Albania is lovely country after some practice in Guatemala or South Africa.
@@comradelieutenant Geography is a nice hobby but doesn't match with socio culture
@NostaIgia not hate,just a black woman would never have a chance in Albania to be accepted
@felicia glean Portugal is perfect for us. Investigate the D7 visa option.
I like how solution oriented you are
Wonderful as always Andrew... And you are correct you offered priceless information with all your videos I earnestly appreciate it greatly
Thank you. We appreciate your comment.
Knowing that how much I paid in taxes this year could have covered a whole cost of living for a year in another country really is maddening… and I’m just middle class
I retired young on a low budget. Nice places I've experienced living in or at least lingering in:
San Christobal Mexico is the cheapest
Oaxaca Mexico is better bang for your buck, and almost as cheap.
Puerto Escondito area (south coast of) Mexico if you want beach and or surfing.
Antigua, Guatemala, the most english, but loads of woke american expats.
Bogota Colombia, best big city (better air and cheaper than mex city).
In Europe, Belgrade Serbia I only visitted, but very cheap, loads of english, and nice place. Would be my top pick in Europe
sean hurley, what do you do for medical care in mexico?
@@gavnonadoroge3092 I only went to the hospital once (fell from bike, got cut up). It cost effectively $5 to get my wounds cleaned and bandaged. So I paid out of pocket. I had travel insurance at the time, but didn't use it.
I appreciate this 👍🏽
Thank you for thinking of us down here in the 5 figure income bracket! We love your support and all your videos ❤️❤️ BIG UPS❤️❤️ May your success always be in ascension!
clutter and stuff is a major reason ppl stay stuck .. declutter your shit and move on
I think this is the biggest obstacle to overcome for the vast majority of people. Emotional attachment to, what is ultimately, their sh++.
I had a military retirement income so when my now Ex wife filed against me for Divorce mainly because I didn't make enough money to give her the lifestyle she both hadn't earned or deserved. That was my get out of jail for free card. Being she stole everything using the corrupt family courts all it cost me to leave was a passport and plane ticket. I have been living overseas for 6 1/2 years now. Have a beautiful young wife and 2 kids we live reasonably comfortably on $1,200 per month in the Philippines. Which will increase soon as I am now 62 And eligible for Social Security.
Keep living that good life brother, happy it all worked out for you. Cheers!
You have the same name as me.
Andrew, could you speak to the situation of having some kind of automatic/freelancing income and living in countries that don't allow you to legally work but have very generous accommodations for living in the country? For example, croatia.
I’m ready to go !!! :)
This has inspired me. Thank you!
I'm so glad!
@@nomadcapitalist yes, thank you so much. I taught high school English in the US for 15 years but still need and want to work (preferably remotely at this point). Could you possibly do a future video on the best “teaching English abroad” opportunities?
I am also curious to know what the Nomad Capitalist team thinks of Belize as a potential country to which to relocate. Otherwise, I am considering Mexico (San Miguel or somewhere you’d suggest near the ocean where English is commonly spoken).
Thanks again for all the value and inspiration you and your team bring to all of us, Andrew; it is truly appreciated!
Thank you for this video. I genuinely appreciate your content!
I just booked a plane ticket from Germany to Mexico for I think it was 620 Euro...
See you there!!
Absolutely loved this info! So many bright ideas and suggestions, I will be reviewing it again! Thank you! You are one smart cookie, for sure.
Interested Andrew you said the Vancouver to mexico city flight example off the bat
Exactly! Great content and ideas!
Thank you!
Yes! Exploratory trip to Ecuador for me, my wife and daughter and my parents coming up this summer!
they implemented a mandatory vax if thats your thing
@@brendan1675 they rescinded it almost immediately. Government there is so inept they could implement or enforce a vax mandate. Vaccine rate in Ecuador is sub 50%
LOVE . YOUR . SHOW ( and I will be in touch with your services when I'm ready to flee)
Where do you want to be living when illness and dying appears?? Food for thought!
Great advice. We have more freedom than we think. It is not easy to pack up and leave, especially if you have family. I tried moving abroad and lived there for 4 years. Good times with it's own struggles. I returned back to the US though. My main reasons were: my kids wanted to be in their home and in their school, I was not able to find an online work in the US being abroad (during covid time), and I wanted to try living in the US again. So far so good, but I do miss the freedom and planning to move abroad when I'm an empty nester. I definitely recommend everyone to try living abroad. If you come back, most likely you can start your life where you left it. In my situation, I rented out my house, so it was really just coming back home. On the side note, I was an emigrant in the US, so moving to another country is not as scary for me. Anyway, traveling is the least you can do.
Wanted to just say ty. I emailed your firm for information and the response was prompt and insightful. Ty for all you do! Keep it up
I love the fact you have a well defined, exclusive niche. This makes great business sense and so does catering for the wider audience because a small percentage of those will 'qualify' as clients one day and be extremely appreciative. Thank you Andrew.
I’m having to start over again after slipping down a long snake, maybe I was pushed!. This time I’m climbing my ladders alone and the prospect of moving country is becoming very appealing to me. 🤔
I appreciate the advice Andrew!
I am american...I love my country but I hate where it's headed...less freedom. I am not wealthy but this channel has inspired me to think outside the box.I just want to know where to begin.
now we're talking!
These are the type of videos needed. Many who would make the move are NOT 7 $ 8 figure entrepreneurs. You would advance your business if your opened up your guidelines. You may already but many don’t fall into the category you’ve stated. Just my Opinion.
I think before you leave to any place , as you say do your due diligence by traveling first around or where you will go to first ! Because I know how bad other places are compared to here .. even between cities inside my country I really think you always should live little or have a few visits unless you don’t care like I do about isolation or limited services or less entertainment extra
The biggest problem - and most folk don't know it - is that Man (as Aristotle said) is a "zoon politikon", a social-political animal. It's easy to exist on the cheap - to meet your biological needs. Even if you live in luxury somewhere you're not plumbed into the society you'll probably go mad.
Funny how was I was doing the same advocacy to tell people (relatively wealthy) to settle abroad for 1000 USD per month and now I see foreigners can come to Bangladesh too, to live around that cost, may be a little away from the city, but in a mansion, full time host of maids and batmans, fresh food and cheap airfare to the places of interest.
Hey, Andrew, there’s Doug Casey. Can’t wait until I can get to see this latest vid., besides this one, with Doug, looks great….’I would prefer 3rd World to America’, absolutely; need to watch that, when we get a minute. We learned from this channel, well, prophecy, the Bible, to begin with, about emigration, and the importance of it. Then, we were led to this v important channel, the nomad capitalist, that is showing forth some v important points, clues, like legacy countries, pitfalls, etc., and important characteristics of individual regions, like supply chain concerns, or, as we’ve learned here….really, non concerns, like in the USA, legacies. Latin Amer., e.g., really, not many supply chain issues there, at all. Seemingly.
We are getting v. prepared, seeing large progress, and, ASAP, must return to the Doug Casey broadcast, too.
Thanks, God bless.
Pt. 1
Quick Latest Find….Silver, Gold, hedges, like with Lynette Zang, ITM Trading, RUclips…and website….just discovered from another major Strategic Inv. Planning Channel, e.g., precious metals, going through security, it is not illegal to transport prec metals, you are legally allowed to own and transport personal property. But, personally I wouldn’t do it, wouldn’t advise it, and probably most experts wouldn’t; in, larger amt’s. However, the best most secure way of transporting precious metals is through registered mail, USPS. It can be insured up to $50,000, for $100, minimal cost, and the expert company, channel, (like this channel), stated, All Gov’t., Top Secret Documents are transported this way. The safest, most secure way, or means of transport, recommended, period. And in the video, interestingly, shows a couple of other carriers, including, infamously, UPS, with an attached disclaimer from that well known carrier, corporation, stating a series of Non Recommended packages, items, that should Not be sent, via UPS. There is a list, one of them, is Bullion, (Prec. Metals). V. interesting, as we learn the important facets of all of this. Will send that channel, when we get a chance. ✅ Pt. 2, down the road….
Must Watch ITM Trading Lynette Zang, Chief Market Analyst….also, on RUclips. People, in the beginning, may not completely understand all of the intricate analytical terms she discusses, but, through time, one will see the trends, of these indexes and items she discusses to explain what the fed, etc,, is doing, is up to. However, would suggest one start with her silver and gold videos, to start. That simply explains the main important points of it all, for people. And, then, little by little, branch off. This is a precious metals company. Another good video, online, but probably available on RUclips, was ITM’s interview with Judge Napolitano, can’t remember his first name, whether it’s Andrew or Anthony…just viewed last evening; excellent. Ttyl, the Nomad Capitalist Channel…Pt. 2, we shall try to find that important company, channel, on RUclips, on sending prec. metals. So it can be known…viewed…by all, the audience, etc.
Thank you
Does anyone know if you already decided on which country you want to go to, and are thinking of moving there in 2 years and buying a house, if there's any advantage in opening a bank account there now? this in the context of getting a mortgage there, or the lack of address history in the country will make it useless anyway? thanks
Andrew,
What are your thoughts regarding Andorra as a place to move to, and get a passport from?
Great channel, thank you for all you do.
Hightail it outta there!well said,andy!
If you have the courage and determination, just need your clothes and some cash to make it in other countries
Buy it there!! Including the pet!
I am trying to leave Canada with a small budget. I have decided on St. Kitts and Nevis. I am planning to Incorporate a business in St Kitts and then apply for a work permit so I can become a resident there. What are your thoughts on this plan? Have you saw this done before successfully?
Finally a video for me, a 3-figure entrepreneur and investor :)
Three figure entrepreneurs lol
Love this practical advice for people who can't afford your done-for-you services yet. Many of us are trying to go overseas so we can save on taxes build wealth easier and actually afford you one day lol. Thank you
Exactly 😎
Fact is in most cases you can't legally just go move to some other country, and stay their indefinitely without obtaining that privilege from the government either by work visa or citizenship. You will have to bounce around otherwise.
We're getting our residency in Portugal - nice and cheap! Downsized 4 bed house in the UK to 4 suitcases! Why is it that even after watching this video - VERY few will actually follow the advice?
The world is full of dreamers!
Many people are comfortable being uncomfortable
Fear
Emotional attachments to inanimate items and fear of the unknown
Because it's hard to predict where the next insanity will land. Europe feels vulnerable to me with the Russian oil situation.
Thanks for the great content. Could you consider doing a video on passive realestate income? I’m looking at moving to Georgia and will have a passive income of approximately 3k Australian dollars per month. I’m curious if that would be enough to live at a decent standard and fund a small start up business of some sort. Sell the properties is not an option as their rental return far exceeds their actual value.
I left Australia to live in Mexico. You can't work here unless you have the proper visa or have an online business. You can absolutely live on your realestate income. I do.
Thanks for the updates Andrew, much appreciated!
Great info...Any recommendations of a reliable website or firm to find online companies that are for sale?
Empire flippers
Thank you nomad! Great vid, very informative!!
Finally they are reading comments !!!!
BUT... will anyone take his advice?
@@tinglestingles well thats the individual choice.
Do Feds and certain States consider a storage locker as tax "residency"?!
I am in North Korea (just kidding), how do you suggest that I go about leaving and going where I am treated best? ;)
As a experienced traveler living between several continents, its best to travel as light as possible. Moving should be a step to Cleanse of the Old and Start with the new. Look into the Economic Expansion Program, Tutoring in IT, Languages and Financial Literacy Services etc. You don’t have to have employees just the intent to add value to the economy.
The economic expansion program is a very vague name, when i look it up it just comes up with news about countries or cities plans to grow their economy…
Good evening . What are you thoughts on St barts .. as a tax Haven and living there