Americans in Paraguay - Why We Moved Out Of The U.S. - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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From Detroit to South America, this young, courageous family took the ultimate leap of faith to pursue their "Ameri-Guayan Dream"...REAL freedom...in another country that is...by cutting the anchors of the systems in the U.S. that keep many people down and "bound" to that cycling system! Stay Tuned!!!
On this video, the family goes through the specific reasons of why they decided to leave the U.S.
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I am from Paraguay. You are intelligent people looking for a new way of life. Welcome!
Thank you so much J!! It's a nice country!!
@@paradiseinparaguay7714 Yes, I grew up in Paraguay. Please don't get turned off by some inappropriate comments you may hear from certain people. Some Paraguayans are not used to African-Americans, and will first think that you are from Brazil. However, everybody will help you, regardless,
Finally a couple we would relate to...and they moved to Paraguay! We moved further out from the city but all the factors you mentioned are still there.
Moved to uruguay and its the best thing i have done. Paraguay seems exotic do.
Wow, that's so cool! That's actually one of the places we were looking into at first but Paraguay was a better fit for us. Congrats on your move! Are you from the U.S. as well?
I went to high school with yall and I'm looking at moving to Paraguay. That's beautiful, peace yall
Wow, really? What's your name? Perhaps it'll ring a bell...
Great do diligence everyone should do.
You gave me the right blueprint.
I will use it !
Big thank you both.
Thanks for your honest opinons. Things in Europe aren't going well neither, thinking of moving to Paraguay.
I've enjoyed hearing about your well-considered choices. Thank you!
Thank you for posting! My wife and I are discussing the same things and we are in our early 50's...Blessings and Love to Both of You and Your Little Ones!! Congratulations!!
You're so welcome! Some people are truly uninformed so we just wanted to put some facts out there! And thank you so much!! Love & Blessings to you all as well!!
Thank you for sharing your honest message. You have stated the truth. I wish all the best to all of you including your new baby. God bless you.
You're very welcome! And thank you so much David!! God bless you as well!!
Very informative and uplifting video.
Your happiness is evident. Enjoy South
America!
Thanks! 😃
This is the most interesting video I have seen in at least the past 5 years! Thank you for sharing this information. I have lived in, or enjoyed a long-term trip in a few different countries, including Venezuela, Colombia, South Africa and Angola. All wonderful experiences, but for a season. I'd not even given Paraguay much consideration let alone visit ... until very recently, Now I am intrigued. Greatly.
I'm going to check out your other videos. God bless you and your family. Dios les bendiga. =)
Thank you so much!!
Quite a sweet story of living experiences of cultures. Nice sincere couple. Impressive explaining. May it would help us to move .Thanks.
really happy with you guys... i hope you find your Ameri-Guyana Dream in my country!!! God bless you
Aww!! Thanks!!
You guys sound wise for your age. I am a Christian as well and I agree completely with what you are saying about the U.S. going downhill. I have traveled somewhat internationally and I've been living in Taiwan for the last 4 years. But I have been looking into moving to Latin American and Paraguay popped up because my wife has a friend from college that was from Paraguay and is living in Taiwan at the moment as well. It looks like a good place to start a family. I am concerned about the economy as well and see a lot of people in Taiwan buying gold and silver as a little insurance in case the dollar loses its value. Can you buy that kind of thing in Paraguay? Also maybe you answered this in video 2, but did you have any difficulty finding work down there? Congratulations on your baby girl and thank you for sharing your story!:)
Thanks very much and you're very welcome! We just try to stay informed as much as possible and trust that wherever we go, God will be with us. Also, thanks for the congrats in regards to the baby! We have done a bit of research into the purchase of gold and silver in Paraguay, but not much. It seems as if there are sellers and brokers of precious metals here, but we do not have much detailed information about that yet. Additionally, there are many small, independent jewelry stores, and generally, they have signs posted that they buy gold. There are many pawn shops, and sometimes, they have those signs posted as well. So, I would guess they would sell it as well (ideally by weight and not as jewelry), but I am not sure. Generally, all banks and financial institutions offer foreign currency exchange, with the US Dollar, Paraguayan Guarani, Brazilian Real, and Argentine Peso available to exchange, so that is an easily accessible avenue to hedge against the dollar falling (PY Guarani, not the peso or real at the moment due to their economic problems). In regards to work, or employment, we came down here with a broad range of skills, with the intent to establish businesses and invest, rather than to work for someone else. For us, even with non-fluent Spanish, it has been quite easy to network, which is essential down here. If you have marketable skills, especially if you know Spanish, then it should not be hard to find work, as American quality skills and craftsmanship are in demand, for those who can afford it. As this is a developing country, the population is growing rather quickly, as compared to developed nations, so there is much opportunity to grow with the nation, business-wise. If you do not know Spanish, and/or do not have any marketable skills, knowing English is a great asset, because not many people down here speak it fluently, but "everyone" wants to learn. One could make good money (for down here) teaching English for an institute or privately. Many expats that we have met, started out that way, used that as a way to network and then springboard them into something else. Thanks for your interest and questions. Perhaps we will cover some of these topics more in-depth in future videos. Good luck with your future plans as well and may God bless you and your family!
@@paradiseinparaguay7714 I just saw y'all are from Detroit. I'm from Flint myself. Still getting myself ready to make that move. Did y'all ever find out anymore on buying gold and silver coins? I think it's a good idea to hold some other currencies but they are actually in worse shape than the USD is. So I see em as the only alternative to a worse case scenario. A lot of financial gurus like Robert Kiyosaki and such are telling folks to hold some gold and silver too and those guys are rich for a reason lol. I'm brushing up on my Spanish everyday so by the time I get out there around August I should be alright. Anyways God bless you and your family! Take care, John.
Hey John, we also believe that holding gold and silver are good hedges against fiat currency. We are also believers in the newer cryptocurrency market. In regards to precious metals brokers, we have found this business: www.soldeorosa.com/ - Thanks for following us through our journey and God bless you and your family!
@@paradiseinparaguay7714 Thank you guys for that link. Careful with the crypto because there are no limits on supply. They can be forked and created at will. Also if the oligarchs force all into it at some point it kind sounds like the mark of the beast system to me. Gold is God's money and its mentioned all throughout the bible. God bless you and your family. John
Hey, I have a quick question for you on you immigration. Did you need to translate your background check into Spanish? Because the apostille courier service wants $750. So expensive! God bless.
You’re wise.
Im from Brazil, i speak english and spanish. Can you invite me to work for you? Im able to clean house, make your nails with gel, because im a manicure and nails designer. So i have other habilities.
josy andrade you can work for me. Where do you live
Hi Rosy!! We'll definitely keep you in mind when we're ready for domestic help (which might not be long if we have another baby!) Thanks!!
I want to go Paraguay
Thanks for all the good information, but it was very hard to hear you. :(
If not too compromising, could ye kindly tell us where in Paraguay do you reside (city)? I'm interested in following your footstep, hence the query. =)
I wish we could move, we do t feel secure in our future in the US. Will Paraguay let someone immigrate there if they have a past felony? My husband got a felony when he was 18 and it sets so many barriers for him. We just want to go and start over.
Hi Heidi, Paraguay does require an FBI background clearance before allowing an immigrant to have residency, so if anything comes back on it that they don't like, they may not grant that person residency. But it doesn't stop anyone from visiting as much as they want.
I’ve been looking into it and people have said that after I decide for sure, and get a immigration caseworker( or whatever who manages that process is called) to write them letters, get letters from his parole officer, and character references) it would be worth a try! Thank you for your response!
I work with your sister Tina we hello and how are doing ? She told me about your page we were talking living aboard
Hi Kimberly!! 👋👋👋 How interesting! Welcome to our channel! We hope you enjoy it!🤗💕
We may be happening for us. Sooner than later
Hi thats a great idea i feel happy for you that you have a joyful life out there in Paraguay .
iam wondering how to buy a peace of land for agricultural. what will be the cost of a 20 Hactors of land.
Thank you Suresh! We're so glad we changed our lives! As far as buying land, that's actually one of our plans as well when we get ready. We don't have a straight forward answer to your question because it heavily depends on many factors, especially the area. Also, we haven't done extensive research on land for ourselves just yet...but the lowest price ranges we've found in the past have started in the ball park of around 2k - 3k a hectare while we've also come across prices that were much higher than that, so it really depends. I would suggest contacting a real estate agent here to find out the info you need by doing a google search. Real estate agents here are called "imobilarias". Hope that helps!
Thank you very much for your kind reply , yes it helps me a lots i will certainly find out more information regarding Paraguay life and culture , i wish you your family a very success and a beautiful life out there in Paraguay. mith Gods blessing.
Hello dear again I wish you and your family a happy happy new year! How are you we do see again new updates regarding Paraguarí and life and how about your agricultural land ?
Are there English speaking churches in Paraguay?
I heard that they exist...but there's not many at all.
Does Paraguay offer mortgages when buying a house?
Yes they do, my wife and i purchased a few properties on a month payment system, now in Paraguay it's the time to by,we purchased a property not far from Itaugua and San Bernadino...lovely piece of land.
Yes, they sure do!
Thank you so much for your input. We're very similar as far as being Christian and having 2 children. We're concerned about our childrens education and future. Are vaccines mandatory there for children?
Hi Donyk,
Glad to know you love the Lord too!😁 Our kids were the main motivator that made us even want to make the move we made...so I don't blame you for being concerned about your children's future. And no, vaccines are not mandatory for children, only recommended.
Paradise In Paraguay, thank you. I'm wondering if Paraguay will also get 5G etc... Currently the international flights are cancelled but i pray the Lord will guide us out.
I admire your values. I would be less bigoted if more Black people were like you.
Glad we are able to enlighten people as well as help them to expand their knowledge, whether it be in the traveling sector or if it's just getting people to see that all people from a specific group aren't ever all the same. Either way, it's always nice to know that we're positively reaching people. Thanks for your comment! God bless!
So what kind of work do you guys do in Paraguay
I'm working on my pastry business and am a homemaker while my husband builds furniture, websites, and does other carpentry work.
@@paradiseinparaguay7714 my wife and I own a bakery in Itaugua, were both from NYC and we love it here, Good luck and God Bless
@@jujubeepydaddy8285 my whole family is from Itaugua! sending love!
Hey! How come you guys aren’t drinking tereré? Greetings from CT State. Blessings!
Lol! We actually do! We just wasn't during this video. :)
Are you still obligated to pay taxes to the IRS?
Yep
Beatifuĺmama and daddi with baby
hey are you guys still in paraguay?
Yes, ma'am!
@@paradiseinparaguay7714 Congratulations! You all have a wonderful New Year holiday!
paraguay crime rate ?
Extremely low...especially compared to the U.S.!
Paraguay Is América too no only the U.S. 🙄
We know, that's why it's called South America 😑