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Hey ... try to find the beach, body-painting girls again ... loved 'Princess'! Just hope she's not carrying around a one-year-old by now.

😀 thanks Trev

No need to be jealous of anyone in this world, my friend

Money talks in Madagascar there’s many ways you can stay, you can get a residency or visa extensions email me this question at passivenomads@gmail.com

@@CaneBTC I speak English and a small amount of the local language, it’s not easy to communicate but I have people constantly around me who can translate

@@egertass5202 yes it’s not easy for locals to get by

The apartment what do you think about partners since you are looking for Airbnb. Me and my guys are coming to Madagascar to live and retire.

You have my email we are planning a trip me and my friend are in the healthcare world. I would be nice to have your help navigating renting a nice place to stay for our first trip

@SpokenWord4 hi you can email me at passivenomads@gmail.com

@@SpokenWord4I can help you to find a nice plot and build the perfect rental property for income or do a partnership with you send me an email to passivenomads@gmail.com

@@3000Robbo you have to get the boat at 6am a car transporter boat then drive like a rally driver for 500km stoping only to buy fuel and snacks to the half way point so you can get there before dark then from the half way point you set off again at 6am for a fast sprint to Tana each leg of the trip will be 12 hours covering 900kms to tana then a 18 hour drive to Toliara the 3rd day with a 950km drive

@@passivenomads By any standards that is definitely a huge drive. I hope we can see parts of the drive

How do you protected yourself from cyclones?

Thanks 👍

@@MateuszKrasoń-o6m send me an email passivenomads@ gmail.com and I will try and help you

I am no king in the daytime but at night while I sleep, I’m a king with two wives also

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@@3000Robbo sorry I don’t understand your question

I think I mean vazaha

@@3000Robbo he’s singing a song about how much he detests girls as the girls have a bad mind in his opinion but only in this song, I know the singer and spoke to him on the phone a few days ago he’s a nice guy

​@@passivenomads I'll be there beginning of August for few days, if you fancy a pint, staying in Madirokely

Nice hit me up when you arrive

@@christianmagno984 thanks pal

@@GoPoundSalt yes it’s coming together now

@@passivenomads the neighbor enjoying his Cigs behind a wonderful wall :))

@@iddy2122 the problem is the weight being 50 kg a sack and transporting it from the mainland to here but probably cost a lot. I believe there is a cement factory in Madagascar now most of the cement comes by ship from India to good business to buy in India maybe 15 or €20,000 worth and load it onto a ship to send to Madagascar obviously the government will tax it probably at 20% but there’s still plenty of profit for the owner of the cement.

Thailand is a fantastic country as long as you stay out of trouble

No I do realise it 😅

A swimming pool would work well the thing is that a swimming pool will cost €10,000 and the land and house with the washroom will cost €20,000 so it’s like 50% on this property costs to add a pool. I would look to have a €20,000 swimming pool on a 2000 square metre plot with a €50,000 house build or 8 apartments worth €200,000, you could build a house on stilts over the hole to save filling it in the thing is the plot is still big enough to build everything he wants on the hard ground. Not long now until I drive to Toliara

@@passivenomads Well, I'm also curious if someone on island is making cellar, just trying to keep things fresh. Never seen, but could be useful. Instead keeping the fridge and face constant problems with electric.

@@LilianP-cb6zxI did plan to build a cellar in a Toliara plot but my wife was shocked as it’s really only dead people and the kidnapped that are kept under ground in Madagascar I believe it’s not so big a problem but to most Malagasy it’s taboo and very creepy 😅 damp proofing would also be tricky without importing western damp proofing products imo

@@passivenomads In south seems no big varieties of vegetables and usually they consume as they produce. Without electricity for most of Malagasy that could help keep products for longer. You as vasah must break this rule ("fady") and could organize a storage for fresh products. I saw by the end of the day at the local market in Toliara people in difficulty to sell green vegetables. I think they would consume them as unique option in families to avoid damage/whiter. Link to customs of ancestors are strong in Mada, but they must consider overall benefits and all kinds of ideas to improve life.

@@LilianP-cb6zxit’s a good idea for sure

It’s not so easy but it’s possible to build a basic 3 bed house for $25,000 a well should cost about $250 a washroom like we are building should cost $1000, $50,000 can go a long way to build a 4 bed 3 bathroom house finished to a western standard if you use local guys and pay them by the day. This guy will likely spend $20,000 to $25,000 to buy the land build the walls the well and a small 2 bed house

@@passivenomads do they sell any 100-1000 acre lots ?

@@s0sasantana174it’s possible to find big plots in nosy be but it’s a lot easier to find them on mainland Madagascar

@@passivenomads I’d be lookin toward toward mainland for the big plot maybe the southern where the drought is it should be cheap right ?

​@@s0sasantana174 Yes your assumption is correct. I bought 5 hectare of land just outside of Maroantsentra and it cost around 18 thousand dollars. It was also already cleared and being used for cattle. A beautiful place about 10 minutes drive to the beach.

@@philipdavy266 yes as long as you buy drinks you can use the pool

Mangily is growing every year but with Malagasy the best business to run in mangily is a bar nightclub for Malagasy clients as like you say the are not enough clients to fill 1000 rooms Toliara is a hard place for business. Nosy be is a different place it’s going to grow fast the is no real good quality products or accommodation, there’s money on the table and I’m going to pick it up by giving clients what they want.

@@passivenomads Toliara has a more desert-like climate than tropical Nosy Be, which also benefits from direct flights from Europe. At least Mangily has a sealed road now but it is a long way from town and the airport.

@@egertass5202 I don’t know the area so well but I will check tonight when I go through and get back to you with my opinion on top of that I am seeing a guy that rented an apartment there for 2 months tonight I will ask him and add the outcome to the video description thanks for your input much appreciated

Agree , way loud with the local bars and their music .

@@egertass5202 I spoke to the tenant he says it’s not to bad as the rooms have good windows but the was a bit of noise from bars when I drove past at 2am

Solution could be to relocate to a room on the back side.

250 was my guess but 300k is possible

Ciao, the nightclub is called Ocean see you soon in paradise

@@trevorsmith7753 this hotel will be booked out between June and December I would imagine there is many guys that are retired and can travel year round that visit places like Africa, South America and Asia

@@passivenomads One has to be realistic. Do they speak French? Do they like black girls? Are they content with a basic level of infrastructure and security? Pattaya has been fantastically successful with Europeans, Americans, Indians and Russians because the locals speak basic English, infrastructure is good, plenty of hungry girls, very safe and costs are competitively-low.

@@jungbolosse3034 I believe that this hotel is owned by a Malagasy man and was built by Malagasy builders probably from the capital Tana but I don’t know for sure

@@passivenomadsThey used local labour that I saw .

You got that right! However I’m wise to the property game and have Malagasy family so it’s not that bigger risk imo but it is a lot of money to put into one plot of land as normally I wouldn’t consider putting over £100,000 in one property, I guess we will find out together how this investment pans out.

@@MalachaiHough yo Mal I will do a video to try to explain

@@passivenomads Would you recommend living and working in Nosy Be to foreign nationals if a job were to arise? Would there be some dangers in the fact that locals will be aware of the financial disparity between intl workers and local businesses?

@@MalachaiHough yes I would recommend living in nosy be for sure as it’s one of the best places in the world to live a real life as for the locals they are too busy living there life’s too care about what a foreigner has or is earning, 99% of Malagasy are nice people imo I’m guessing you’re from Liverpool am I right ?

@@trevorsmith7753 freedom is a form of wealth

😂😂 poverty was also under colonial rule

Oh Danny boy, why are you so unhappy in life? What’s wrong with you? Maybe you should give up on Asia and come to Madagascar It’s a boss country imo , it’s a good life relax take it easy chill out enjoy life you know what I’m saying. Is there a reason that you watch this channel because it’s all about Madagascar? There’s nothing about Thailand or Japan here mate.