I just moved to Turkey from Mexico. I tell my family too that I will be here for a year but I know I will live here for a loooonng time. It's sad leaving but I'm so much happier here.
Funny, because I always thought that Mexico and Turkiye are quite similar in culture, mentality and cuisine. So why do you choose a similar country to move? Greets, a curious turk
You listened to yourself and not others,you followed your desires and your feelings no matter anything. And in the end everything paid off,so it came true. Love to see it and greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina =)
Senin gösterdiğin cesareti hep taktir ettim. Videoyu izlerken o Türkiye'ye yeni geldiğin günler gözümün önünden geçti. İyi ki geldin , iyi ki hayatımızdasın güçlü kızım😘
Bravo Bery! I am happy to hear your story and looking forward to our move to Turkiye in a couple of years. We love the country, the people and the culture. Keep up the good work....
He estado viendo tus videos porque voy a Estanbul en Junio y acabo de ver tu otro video en donde relatas que eres de Juarez! Yo tambien soy de Juarez y tambien estuve en la Prepa del Chamizal!! QUE SORPRESA!! Me encantaría verte! Rosalba
My story about why I moved to Romania from Poland is also pretty long. Some day I will do a video in English about it. Your story is very interesting Bery 😍 That's great you found your place to stay and love of course 😍 greetings
Yes! I tried to make it as short as possible, there were many things I wanted to share but I had to cut them, otherwise it could’ve been a 30 min video 😂 Do you miss Poland?
Very nice story. I'm glad everything worked out for you. I imagine it's very hard to make a new life in another country but if your will power is strong, then there is no stopping you. Good luck. Thank you for sharing.
Now that we get to hear your story a little bit more I must say that you have such an inspirational life! Thank you for sharing your videos. I'm finally visiting Turkey in June for a little over two months! Looking forward to it!
Besides Turkey being a beautiful country, it's a good place to live if you enjoy traveling internationally-- as it's a short flight distance away from many other interesting countries.
Hi Bery loved your story so so happy for u hopefully coming down in the end of June with my sister & son. Your tips and advice is going to help us a lot to travel around Turkey lots of lov from UK
Thank you Bery for your honest and interesting story. I have been following your videos since I moved to Istanbul. Your story is amazing and somewhat relevant to mine. I have a Turkish spouse as well and because of her I am living here since 5 months. Although it's not my first country that I moved to (I lived in Germany for about 5 years). I have not experienced something bad yet in Istanbul but I definitely have to work on my Turkish to get more comfortable and friends here. On the positive side, the culture, beauty and food in this country is "on numara" :)
Thanks for sharing your story, not everyone has the courage like you to go explore another country alone. Iv'e always wanted to go visit turkey and would love to move there when i am older! Im starting college in the fall and hopefully when i graduate i may be able to go to turkey and experience life there😀 All the best!
I really appreciate this video, it inspired me so much to come to Turkey one day. Looking forward to seeing my friends there 🙏. Thanks for sharing. Just subscribed to your channel. God bless you.
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It was a frank, honest, open minded, inspiring narrative of your shifting country. Its not just women but men also feel home sick n dramatically decide to go back to their mother country but neighbours, friends colleagues come to your rescue/help n make you feel comfortable. It takes a year to come out of this till you once go home n come back. It was a faithful talk n your videos are latest and informative. Best of luck for your future endeavours.....👌👍🌹☺️
La vida es maravillosa y mas cuando sigues tus sueños , eres un Ave Fenix que renació para seguir sus ideales , te admiro muchisimo y sigue así y si algún día decaes , mira atras y ve lo que haz logrado , toma impulso de nuevo y a seguir brillando !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💌💌💌💌💌💌💌 Tqmmm❤️
Hi, thanks for the very informative video. Im 25 years old from Philippines and I always wanted to go out from my comfort zone- to move to other country. Thank you for making me realize that I can do many things and explore different culture. I hope I will finally move there next year.
Hi !! This is the first time I’m commenting on your channel !! Turkey 🇹🇷 is in my mind for a very long time .. and hopefully we will visit by the end of October!! (In sha Allah)!! I found your videos very useful and please do more videos ❤️!! Your story was so inspiring and chasing dreams is not easy !! Keep rocking
Wow ,on first moment I was thinking you are Turkish,but watching this video I realized I was wrong 😀 Nice to meet you and to listen your story and your experience to start new life in different country, I never been there but soon will visit,it’s in my bucket list,maybe next year,,we have similar culture like Turkish people,,it’s not easy to start life in different countries and cultures but need a little time for everything, We came here to Canada from Balkan ( 22 years ago)and still wants to move somewhere back ,also Turkey is on the list,,,,no doubt it’s beautiful country,,,, I am so glad I find your channel and I can learn more about country and prepare myself for next adventure, Wishing you all the best,stay connected my friend 👍❤️🙏🏽 Greetings 🫂
Had no idea you were Mexican even though I've lived in Mexico city for six months and then as soon as you said it I was like of course she's Mexican Currently living in Istanbul, your videos have been helpful
lovely story i like people like you! positive you are inspire person ,strong personality like mexican woman bravooo bravooo me gusta tu caracter fuerte decidida positiva como debe ser para avanzar !
Hi Bery, Although, I have been following you for a while. This is my first time ever commenting on your video. Thank you for sharing your experience. I couldn't help but smiling throughout the whole video. I love how you followed your dreams and didn't care what anyone else said.❤️ I am currently saving money to move over there. Do you know how difficult or easy it might be to find a job as an English teacher ?
Hi Nihan, thank you for your comment. 💜 If you are a native speaker it is not really difficult to find a teaching job here. For non native speakers it might be more difficult.
@@BeryIstanbulTips I'm a native English speaking woman. I'm 68. Are there restrictions on the senior age groups?. I'd like to teach English in Turkey. Do I need a teaching certificate or degree? I think you did well for yourself 😉
My family too and friends were upset that I left my country and moved to Egypt, I was intending to move to Turkey but ended up in Egypt. They were upset that I was leaving my career and money opportunities even to the point they stopped talking to me. But in my heart I knew I wasn't happy and needed to leave. I don't regret it and now it is almost 6 years.
Your manners , gestures are so natural , you also said you have got a free spirit , I wonder your horoscope , let me guess , could be Taurus , as a Turk , I do believe that most of the foreign people , first of all could have some reservations , prejudices against Turks but when they live in Turkey , when they experience daily life with local people , they mostly become a Turkish lover , it was also nice to listen your story.
Thank you for watching! Im Aries (Koç) and in Chinese horoscope I’m a dragon 🐉🐲, I could never seen myself trapped in an officr more than 10 hours sitting behind a desk 😀 I really like Turkish people, and somehow Mexicans and Turks are very similar, warm and welcoming people, that’s why I feel like at home here 😍
My life goal is to get higher education from Turkey. It is my dream. I want to live in Turkey.😍😍 You make videos on this subject so I like you very much. Every one of your videos fascinates me🥰🥰 I would definitely like to meet you if I come to Turkey🌹🥀
Actually soon we will start making videos on education in Turkey too! So stay tuned for those ones, we have great content coming on the subject 🎉 When you come, why not! ❤️
Hola Bery , falta una segunda parte ¿ como conociste a tu esposo,hacer una Familia? ¿ FONDO de jubilación como es para lo que quieran vivir allá? Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦
Hi Berry .. love your videos and it gives me immense pleasure listening and watching your informative videos on each topics..Could you suggest some HR consultants who could do screening and offer job placements for international aspiring candidates .. Thanks
I'm trying to figure out where I want to be (not here in Canada) and I realised that if I went to Turkey I would have no desire to bring anything with me, other than my cat. Never been, but I love the food, and have met some lovely Turkish people. I'm older so it's soon or never, but the war is very concerning, and I've heard housing prices are going up. I've never lived in a city or town, and not entirely sure about how it would be in a rural area.
there will always be absolutely reasonable and logical reasons for not following your dreams heather, that doesn't mean doing so will do you any good - because for every reasonable "not to" - there's several "why you should"-s.
Go for a little trip and go with an open mind. It’s very overwhelming the first couple of days, but after that, you’ll feel part of the scenery. I’ve been 13 times and still can’t get enough of it.
Hi berry I n my wife appreciate your experience n your description of live in turkey is so detailed After seeing all your UA-cam on turkey we have decided to emigrate to turkey as we found is a beautiful place to live n not so expensive We come from Singapore n a very small country Hoping we might meet up with you if we travel to turkey maybe sometime this year or early next year
Hi Bery, I am very seriously considering a move to Ordu in July or August, but I speak only a few words of Turkish. (I am from the USA.) I would like to hire an English-speaking translator in Ordu to help me out for the first week or so of getting set up (renting an apartment, registering my cell phone, etc) but I can't figure out how to go about finding someone to hire. Would you have any suggestions for me on where I could start? I would love to hire a college student who is studying English or something like that.... I would be grateful for any suggestions on how to find such a person!! Thank you so much. Your story is very inspirational!!
Hi 🙂 How do you manage long distance? I'm italian and I hate the city where I live.. I wouls love to go to Turkey one day, but I would also love to go away from thisncity with my boyfriend, but I am not able to manage the distance from my family and little nephews, even just to a city that is 3 hours away from here 😢 I hate the city where I live, but I can not imagine to not see my nephews 2/3 times a week, and my parents etc.. I don't know how to do.. Suggestions are welcome 🙂💕
Is not easy especially the first months. One just needs to be strong, I remember crying often and almost every night after coming back from work to my empty flat. That was my routine probably my very 6 months in Türkiye. Knowing that I was missing important moments with my family was also a struggle but somehow we need to overcome them, the positive thing is that your country is just a couple of hours by plane from 🇹🇷 is not the same as my country that is very difficult to go even just for a weekend, I can’t do that, because just 4 days are gone in going there and coming back. Yes, you’re going to miss everybody and living in another country isn’t easy but if you really want that experience and fight for it, you’ll always find the strength to do so. Humans are amazing because we have an incredible way of adapting to things, places and situations, just believe in yourself and get mentally prepared for that step, and remember, crying and missing our family once we are away doesn’t make us weak, it makes us stronger! The great advantage we have now is technology, just with one click we can see and speak to our beloved ones! Just believe in yourself ❤️
@@BeryIstanbulTips thank you so much for sharing your experience and points of view! I thought you girls travelling the world had not those moments of sadness the first months 😂 , I thought that yes, of course you missed them, but that it was different, like you were some kind of warrior 😂.. So thank you, this is comforting in some way 🙂 I will think about what you said, thank you 🙂💕
I would move to Turkey or Canada ! I really wish to move to Istanbul but I am a bit afraid and I would be alone because my bf is not comfortable enough to do this lol. But I would. Maybe some day, who knows. I enjoyed your video
Canada would be a great choice too! Remember something, our only limitation is ourselves, we are capable of doing many things that we didn’t believe we could, and the best part, is that it makes us stronger. I hope one day you can also experience living in another country. That is a great video idea! I’ll write it in my list! ❤️🙏
Hi berry I am planning to move to turkey for three months starting November. I try to look for Airbnb but it is not matching my budget to the area I need to live
How many years or month tack you to learn turkish and how much is to buy house in turkish especially istanbul...can you be my guide when ever i came please
Dear lady we want to move within a few days to Turkey after our bad experience in a other country for 5 years were we aren't welcome even after we invested a huge amount of money in their country. We belief that Turkey is a much better choise! The only questions we have on the moment are the following, do they have in Urdu also international schools for our children and in case we register in Esenyurt IST is it easy to obtain Residence Permit for Touristical purpose. So that we can search the property market for a suitable appartment for a good price! Best Regards, Johan and family.
Will you do a video about how to get a recidence permit and how much it cost for one year? And you once said we need work permit to work in turkey so i come to turkey and I didn't get job my visa is expiring so I want residence how can I take that is that possible? What are the requirements? Pls Tell me 🙏🙏
We already have one where we even shared the official website where you can check for the updated information and documents needed, also the official website where one can apply for first time and renewal.
Hola Amiga, I wrote you a couple of weeks ago to help me and tell me if you can, what bus can I take from the airport to the Asian side of Istanbul ,you never answered. Thank you.
The first city I lived in, the school I worked with arranged everything for me, so basically I didn’t have to worry about that, they also paid for my accommodation since was part of the job offer.
Regardless of the little “bad things” that we all encounter in every place in the world, YES. The positive things are much more than the negative ones I have experience here, I love this country in every single way, I consider it my home and people I have known during these years have made me feel as one of their own. If I had the chance of talking to my younger self, I would tell her to take the decision without hesitation and fear, fear stopped me for so many years of doing this but I guess everything comes when it has to come. 🎉❤️
Before coming here, I applied for a practice through AIESEC, but that is only for people with a college degree and younger than 30 yo. Once in Turkey, you can look either on LinkedIn, yenibiris.com, kariyer.net.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Thank you, It was just for my info, I have a remote Job with high salary and I am in Istanbul for 6 months now, the country is amazing on every aspect
I had been waiting in this whole video that u would show ur husband and tell us something about how u met him in turkey and get married. I think this is ur very significant part of life of turkey but u missed to share with your viewers.
Hi, Bery. How do you feel these days, when the anti-immigrant sentiment in Turkey seems to be growing stronger every day? Has this affected you at all? Do you think Turkey will take action to evict residents or create pressures on them to leave-- if the 2023 election is won by an anti-immigrant political party? Would you advise people interested in moving to Turkey to wait for a while, until after the result of the 2023 election?
I just moved to Turkey from Mexico. I tell my family too that I will be here for a year but I know I will live here for a loooonng time. It's sad leaving but I'm so much happier here.
Mexico is depressing
Funny, because I always thought that Mexico and Turkiye are quite similar in culture, mentality and cuisine. So why do you choose a similar country to move? Greets, a curious turk
@@cvnkvn5753 because change is fun sometimes.
I wish you all the best and sooo much good experiences with the land and people !We love u!
Have an amazing time !
Welcome ❤
You listened to yourself and not others,you followed your desires and your feelings no matter anything. And in the end everything paid off,so it came true. Love to see it and greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina =)
What a great story! You are a brave woman for taking such decision, moving to another country is not an easy task, congratulations!
Senin gösterdiğin cesareti hep taktir ettim. Videoyu izlerken o Türkiye'ye yeni geldiğin günler gözümün önünden geçti. İyi ki geldin , iyi ki hayatımızdasın güçlü kızım😘
Interesting story Bery. Now you are more turkish than many others 😊
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Bravo Bery! I am happy to hear your story and looking forward to our move to Turkiye in a couple of years. We love the country, the people and the culture. Keep up the good work....
WE LOVE YOUU!!! Feel hugged,hopefully you will have the opportunity !!
Amazing video as always! I'm moving to Turkiye soon as well (from Portugal). Keep going Bery! We love you
Dear Berry; It is good that you live with us, you are a special person for us.
He estado viendo tus videos porque voy a Estanbul en Junio y acabo de ver tu otro video en donde relatas que eres de Juarez! Yo tambien soy de Juarez y tambien estuve en la Prepa del Chamizal!! QUE SORPRESA!! Me encantaría verte! Rosalba
I love your story and is also an encouragement for those who are thinking about changing their lives. thank you
Thanks for sharing your story, really love your videos about this beautiful country!
Thank you! Finally I was able to share a little story about myself 🎉
My story about why I moved to Romania from Poland is also pretty long. Some day I will do a video in English about it. Your story is very interesting Bery 😍 That's great you found your place to stay and love of course 😍 greetings
Yes! I tried to make it as short as possible, there were many things I wanted to share but I had to cut them, otherwise it could’ve been a 30 min video 😂
Do you miss Poland?
Very nice story. I'm glad everything worked out for you. I imagine it's very hard to make a new life in another country but if your will power is strong, then there is no stopping you. Good luck. Thank you for sharing.
Welcome to Turkey. Good luck in your new life.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings about your life. I think that you made the right choice as you are happy and this is very important.
Now that we get to hear your story a little bit more I must say that you have such an inspirational life! Thank you for sharing your videos. I'm finally visiting Turkey in June for a little over two months! Looking forward to it!
Besides Turkey being a beautiful country, it's a good place to live if you enjoy traveling internationally-- as it's a short flight distance away from many other interesting countries.
I loved listening to your story. You are so sweet and artistic. I love listening to your voice and how you narrate your experiences. Keep it up!
Hi Bery loved your story so so happy for u hopefully coming down in the end of June with my sister & son. Your tips and advice is going to help us a lot to travel around Turkey lots of lov from UK
Hello from Arizona USA love you videos you are precious young lady enjoy your life in Türkiye
Harika video olmuş yenge. Size ailenize ömür boyu mutluluklar dileriz.
Ay Bery me siento super identificada. Me alegro mucho que todoo funciono perfecto!
Thank you Bery for your honest and interesting story. I have been following your videos since I moved to Istanbul. Your story is amazing and somewhat relevant to mine. I have a Turkish spouse as well and because of her I am living here since 5 months. Although it's not my first country that I moved to (I lived in Germany for about 5 years). I have not experienced something bad yet in Istanbul but I definitely have to work on my Turkish to get more comfortable and friends here. On the positive side, the culture, beauty and food in this country is "on numara" :)
Are you from Pakistan 🙂
After watching the Turkish Dizi, I feel like moving to Istanbul myself 😬😆. It’s a beautiful, whacky, sometimes overwhelming, but a gem of a place 💝
Thanks for sharing your story, not everyone has the courage like you to go explore another country alone. Iv'e always wanted to go visit turkey and would love to move there when i am older! Im starting college in the fall and hopefully when i graduate i may be able to go to turkey and experience life there😀 All the best!
Muchas gracias por compartir Bery! You are doing amazing work and are so inspiring. Thanks for all you share ♥️
Thank you so much for watching Anabel ❤️🙏
I really appreciate this video, it inspired me so much to come to Turkey one day. Looking forward to seeing my friends there 🙏. Thanks for sharing. Just subscribed to your channel. God bless you.
I hope you enjoyed this little story time video!
If you had the chance to move abroad, were would you go?
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Turkey off course
If I decided to move it will be to Turkey of course. I'm planning a visit this July but I'm in love with the country already!
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No, I thought you are turkish- How to meet you ? and use your services ?
Retired in Mexico and enjoy the magnificent weather south of CDMX
Muy linda historia personal, muchas gracias por tus esperiencias 😊
It was a frank, honest, open minded, inspiring narrative of your shifting country. Its not just women but men also feel home sick n dramatically decide to go back to their mother country but neighbours, friends colleagues come to your rescue/help n make you feel comfortable. It takes a year to come out of this till you once go home n come back. It was a faithful talk n your videos are latest and informative. Best of luck for your future endeavours.....👌👍🌹☺️
La vida es maravillosa y mas cuando sigues tus sueños , eres un Ave Fenix que renació para seguir sus ideales , te admiro muchisimo y sigue así y si algún día decaes , mira atras y ve lo que haz logrado , toma impulso de nuevo y a seguir brillando !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💌💌💌💌💌💌💌
Tqmmm❤️
Hi, thanks for the very informative video. Im 25 years old from Philippines and I always wanted to go out from my comfort zone- to move to other country. Thank you for making me realize that I can do many things and explore different culture. I hope I will finally move there next year.
Selam ülkemize taşındığınızmı. .?
Iyi Bayramlar to you and your family and to the lovely people of Turkiye .
Thanks so much Bery. Awesome video and thanks for sharing.
I really enjoy watching your informative videos. You inspire us all to travel.
Thank you, Kevin!! 🎉🎉
Hi !! This is the first time I’m commenting on your channel !! Turkey 🇹🇷 is in my mind for a very long time .. and hopefully we will visit by the end of October!! (In sha Allah)!!
I found your videos very useful and please do more videos ❤️!!
Your story was so inspiring and chasing dreams is not easy !!
Keep rocking
Wow ,on first moment I was thinking you are Turkish,but watching this video I realized I was wrong 😀
Nice to meet you and to listen your story and your experience to start new life in different country,
I never been there but soon will visit,it’s in my bucket list,maybe next year,,we have similar culture like Turkish people,,it’s not easy to start life in different countries and cultures but need a little time for everything,
We came here to Canada from Balkan ( 22 years ago)and still wants to move somewhere back ,also Turkey is on the list,,,,no doubt it’s beautiful country,,,,
I am so glad I find your channel and I can learn more about country and prepare myself for next adventure,
Wishing you all the best,stay connected my friend 👍❤️🙏🏽
Greetings 🫂
Had no idea you were Mexican even though I've lived in Mexico city for six months and then as soon as you said it I was like of course she's Mexican
Currently living in Istanbul, your videos have been helpful
Really enjoyed your story Bery!
Hi . We have been watching you for over a year now. .. you are an amazing lady. Well done 👏. Thankyou for your videos + tips.
Welcome to Islam .
Wonderful review, a brave story Bery! Thanks for sharing!
Please share any Indian/Vegetarian restaurants or hotels we can try in Istanbul.
Turkey is beautiful♥
Me ha gustado tu historia, una mujer valiente y decidida que persigue su sueño. Felicidades!!!!!
I always here to watch your videos...I will never miss 💕
Thank you so so much! 🙏🎉
I enjoy ALL your videos!
lovely story i like people like you! positive you are inspire person ,strong personality like mexican woman bravooo bravooo me gusta tu caracter fuerte decidida positiva como debe ser para avanzar !
Thank you for yet another inspiring video 🤗 Keep safe 🥰🙏
Hi Bery,
Although, I have been following you for a while. This is my first time ever commenting on your video. Thank you for sharing your experience. I couldn't help but smiling throughout the whole video. I love how you followed your dreams and didn't care what anyone else said.❤️ I am currently saving money to move over there. Do you know how difficult or easy it might be to find a job as an English teacher ?
Hi Nihan, thank you for your comment. 💜 If you are a native speaker it is not really difficult to find a teaching job here. For non native speakers it might be more difficult.
Okay thank you Bery 💕
@@BeryIstanbulTips I'm a native English speaking woman. I'm 68. Are there restrictions on the senior age groups?. I'd like to teach English in Turkey. Do I need a teaching certificate or degree? I think you did well for yourself 😉
Wow. :D Hey i'm Turkish guy living in Bursa city in Turkey but admit that even i can't live in Ordu for 1 year. :D Kudos for you :)
Muchas gracias por compartir tu historia, justo lo veo en el momento indicado!
My family too and friends were upset that I left my country and moved to Egypt, I was intending to move to Turkey but ended up in Egypt. They were upset that I was leaving my career and money opportunities even to the point they stopped talking to me. But in my heart I knew I wasn't happy and needed to leave. I don't regret it and now it is almost 6 years.
Buena experiencia….gracias to share tu experencia .q deos te bendigas
Your manners , gestures are so natural , you also said you have got a free spirit , I wonder your horoscope , let me guess , could be Taurus , as a Turk , I do believe that most of the foreign people , first of all could have some reservations , prejudices against Turks but when they live in Turkey , when they experience daily life with local people , they mostly become a Turkish lover , it was also nice to listen your story.
Thank you for watching! Im Aries (Koç) and in Chinese horoscope I’m a dragon 🐉🐲, I could never seen myself trapped in an officr more than 10 hours sitting behind a desk 😀
I really like Turkish people, and somehow Mexicans and Turks are very similar, warm and welcoming people, that’s why I feel like at home here 😍
Same here, the people are so lovely
I agree !
Love the crisp audio 🔉
My life goal is to get higher education from Turkey. It is my dream. I want to live in Turkey.😍😍
You make videos on this subject so I like you very much. Every one of your videos fascinates me🥰🥰
I would definitely like to meet you if I come to Turkey🌹🥀
Actually soon we will start making videos on education in Turkey too! So stay tuned for those ones, we have great content coming on the subject 🎉
When you come, why not! ❤️
Awesome, splendid and good choice 👍
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hola Bery , falta una segunda parte ¿ como conociste a tu esposo,hacer una Familia? ¿ FONDO de jubilación como es para lo que quieran vivir allá? Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦
¡Son las pregunta muy importante! Soy turco
My comment is far from the video content but I have always thought you are 20 or 21 .. you look soooo young maşallah ❤
Wish you a long happy life ❤💛💕
Vamos iam here😉
Hi Berry .. love your videos and it gives me immense pleasure listening and watching your informative videos on each topics..Could you suggest some HR consultants who could do screening and offer job placements for international aspiring candidates .. Thanks
I'm trying to figure out where I want to be (not here in Canada) and I realised that if I went to Turkey I would have no desire to bring anything with me, other than my cat. Never been, but I love the food, and have met some lovely Turkish people. I'm older so it's soon or never, but the war is very concerning, and I've heard housing prices are going up. I've never lived in a city or town, and not entirely sure about how it would be in a rural area.
there will always be absolutely reasonable and logical reasons for not following your dreams heather, that doesn't mean doing so will do you any good - because for every reasonable "not to" - there's several "why you should"-s.
Go for a little trip and go with an open mind. It’s very overwhelming the first couple of days, but after that, you’ll feel part of the scenery. I’ve been 13 times and still can’t get enough of it.
Okay good sale all thing ? It's okay do worry ? Fly 💸🕊️
Hi berry
I n my wife appreciate your experience n your description of live in turkey is so detailed
After seeing all your UA-cam on turkey we have decided to emigrate to turkey as we found is a beautiful place to live n not so expensive
We come from Singapore n a very small country
Hoping we might meet up with you if we travel to turkey maybe sometime this year or early next year
Wow MashaAllah
Hi Bery, I am very seriously considering a move to Ordu in July or August, but I speak only a few words of Turkish. (I am from the USA.) I would like to hire an English-speaking translator in Ordu to help me out for the first week or so of getting set up (renting an apartment, registering my cell phone, etc) but I can't figure out how to go about finding someone to hire. Would you have any suggestions for me on where I could start? I would love to hire a college student who is studying English or something like that.... I would be grateful for any suggestions on how to find such a person!! Thank you so much. Your story is very inspirational!!
SIEMPRE HE CREÍDO EN TI.
bery you are amazing and amazing..🌛
Tepkikolikte görüp geldim 🤗
Hello Bery, I want to visit Ordu. Can you recommend some must-see places to visit?:)
Hi 🙂
How do you manage long distance?
I'm italian and I hate the city where I live.. I wouls love to go to Turkey one day, but I would also love to go away from thisncity with my boyfriend, but I am not able to manage the distance from my family and little nephews, even just to a city that is 3 hours away from here 😢
I hate the city where I live, but I can not imagine to not see my nephews 2/3 times a week, and my parents etc.. I don't know how to do.. Suggestions are welcome 🙂💕
Is not easy especially the first months.
One just needs to be strong, I remember crying often and almost every night after coming back from work to my empty flat. That was my routine probably my very 6 months in Türkiye.
Knowing that I was missing important moments with my family was also a struggle but somehow we need to overcome them, the positive thing is that your country is just a couple of hours by plane from 🇹🇷 is not the same as my country that is very difficult to go even just for a weekend, I can’t do that, because just 4 days are gone in going there and coming back.
Yes, you’re going to miss everybody and living in another country isn’t easy but if you really want that experience and fight for it, you’ll always find the strength to do so.
Humans are amazing because we have an incredible way of adapting to things, places and situations, just believe in yourself and get mentally prepared for that step, and remember, crying and missing our family once we are away doesn’t make us weak, it makes us stronger! The great advantage we have now is technology, just with one click we can see and speak to our beloved ones!
Just believe in yourself ❤️
@@BeryIstanbulTips thank you so much for sharing your experience and points of view!
I thought you girls travelling the world had not those moments of sadness the first months 😂 , I thought that yes, of course you missed them, but that it was different, like you were some kind of warrior 😂.. So thank you, this is comforting in some way 🙂
I will think about what you said, thank you 🙂💕
I would move to Turkey or Canada ! I really wish to move to Istanbul but I am a bit afraid and I would be alone because my bf is not comfortable enough to do this lol. But I would. Maybe some day, who knows. I enjoyed your video
Canada would be a great choice too! Remember something, our only limitation is ourselves, we are capable of doing many things that we didn’t believe we could, and the best part, is that it makes us stronger. I hope one day you can also experience living in another country.
That is a great video idea! I’ll write it in my list! ❤️🙏
Very well explained living in Turkey by a beautiful lady from Mexico, now she is Turkish. Thank you.
💓💓💓🥰🥰🥰 I find Turkish people the most hospitable and warmest people ever🤗
Hi berry
I am planning to move to turkey for three months starting November. I try to look for Airbnb but it is not matching my budget to the area I need to live
How many years or month tack you to learn turkish and how much is to buy house in turkish especially istanbul...can you be my guide when ever i came please
i always wanted to move to turkey but i think it's too late...should've moved when i was young...
Never too late…
Very interesting Bery! How did you meet your husband? How old are you? 😊
How did you find a job ? You found it in turkey? Can you pls tell a suggestion about that?
Once you are in 🇹🇷, you can look for job opportunities on LinkedIn, kariyer.net, yenibiris.com, those are the biggest platforms for jobs used here 🙏
Dear lady we want to move within a few days to Turkey after our bad experience in a other country for 5 years were we aren't welcome even after we invested a huge amount of money in their country. We belief that Turkey is a much better choise! The only questions we have on the moment are the following, do they have in Urdu also international schools for our children and in case we register in Esenyurt IST is it easy to obtain Residence Permit for Touristical purpose. So that we can search the property market for a suitable appartment for a good price! Best Regards, Johan and family.
Will you do a video about how to get a recidence permit and how much it cost for one year? And you once said we need work permit to work in turkey so i come to turkey and I didn't get job my visa is expiring so I want residence how can I take that is that possible? What are the requirements? Pls Tell me 🙏🙏
We already have one where we even shared the official website where you can check for the updated information and documents needed, also the official website where one can apply for first time and renewal.
ua-cam.com/video/xy6Q038hZ8U/v-deo.html
@@BeryIstanbulTips thanks you soo much
No encuentro tu libro en internet. Quiero comprar la guía de Estambul de 3 días.
Hola! Ya están de nuevo en el sistema 🙏
Hola Amiga, I wrote you a couple of weeks ago to help me and tell me if you can, what bus can I take from the airport to the Asian side of Istanbul ,you never answered. Thank you.
Very nice story you have ? I follow you
What's health insurance like?
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Beside your family You have missed nachos boritos papusas but I am really happy for you i am planing to buy property in Istanbul love the city
Oh yeah! Food is in the top 3 things I missed from my country 😂
@@BeryIstanbulTips I was in Yucatan and visit chichenitza piramids took a picture with kukulkan head and swim in cenotes you country is awesome!
Ok so you moved to Turkyie and you had a job already, how did you manage to find the accomodation ?
The first city I lived in, the school I worked with arranged everything for me, so basically I didn’t have to worry about that, they also paid for my accommodation since was part of the job offer.
Did you move by yourself? Living alone? Is it safe for women in Istanbul to live alone?
Tekrar Türkiye'ye hoşgeldin, iyi şanslar...
Are you happy with your decision?
Regardless of the little “bad things” that we all encounter in every place in the world, YES. The positive things are much more than the negative ones I have experience here, I love this country in every single way, I consider it my home and people I have known during these years have made me feel as one of their own. If I had the chance of talking to my younger self, I would tell her to take the decision without hesitation and fear, fear stopped me for so many years of doing this but I guess everything comes when it has to come. 🎉❤️
How do you look for jobs in Istanbul ? Thanks for the video, I really like you 🌹🌹
Before coming here, I applied for a practice through AIESEC, but that is only for people with a college degree and younger than 30 yo. Once in Turkey, you can look either on LinkedIn, yenibiris.com, kariyer.net.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Thank you, It was just for my info, I have a remote Job with high salary and I am in Istanbul for 6 months now, the country is amazing on every aspect
I had been waiting in this whole video that u would show ur husband and tell us something about how u met him in turkey and get married. I think this is ur very significant part of life of turkey but u missed to share with your viewers.
I was waiting for this storytime too :)
Hi do you know a good lawyer who can assist with purchasing a property in yalova and the residency permit. Many thanks
No
Hi. Did you do any teacher course for you can teach Spanish?
Very nice channel
Where are your parents now ? Are they still in Mexico? How often do you visit Mexico?
They are in Mexico, but they try to come every year, or we also try to go every year, the last time I visited them was almost a year ago 🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips , thank you for nice reply. May God bless you and your husband
Love you from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Yes you are perfect Turkish than ther Turkish people
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I am watching form Pakistan ? I like turkey so much ? Special Antalya ?
Your delightful
Hi, Bery. How do you feel these days, when the anti-immigrant sentiment in Turkey seems to be growing stronger every day? Has this affected you at all? Do you think Turkey will take action to evict residents or create pressures on them to leave-- if the 2023 election is won by an anti-immigrant political party? Would you advise people interested in moving to Turkey to wait for a while, until after the result of the 2023 election?
the discussion of eviction iş not about rezidans,rather coming to turkey without permission .