Yesterday in downtown Vancouver a man decapitated a man and chopped off the hand of another man at 7am in the morning in a place where offices & restaurants, coffee shops are located. I decided I gotta get out of this demonic mess. This is happening so much more in Canada and I no longer feel safe.
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Catch and release. An 82 military veteran was riding his scooter when 4 cowardly men attacked him l by taking the boots to him leaving him battered and bloody just a little over a month ago in small town Penticton. The veteran (past president of the Legion in town ) commented “The judges give a slap on the wrist & your free to go"
In Switzerland it gets worse with the years. All borders are open, no checks. So many burglaries made by criminals who come from a neighboring country just for the day and disappear especially near the French border.
Switzerland borders sound as porous as South Africa’s borders where we get lots of cross border criminals coming in from neighbouring countries like Mozambique and Zimbabwe who commit crimes like car hijackings in South Africa and run off to neighbouring countries to hide or we get far away from us country folks from far off west African, jumping several country borders to get to southern most Africa country in Africa, ie South Africa just come commit crime here as if we don’t have own SAn criminals and sometimes they get fraudulent South African passports to get to their final destination Europe or Canada…at least those become richer nation problems
I live in Georgia. When I was in a taxi trying to retrace my steps to find my lost phone the driver said "Don't worry, you will get your phone back. It's 5 years in prison for stealing a phone. Nobody steals phones." He was correct of course. I see the news from my old country and I hang my head in shame. How far we sank, and how little we are willing to learn from places that do things so much better.
This is a fairytale, if you were in Georgia almost every first floor windows and even above in grids. All shops are closed on several locks for a purpose
@@dufifa Georgia used to have very high levels of crime and corruption. Those bars were needed back then. I am struck by the money collection boxes on the pavement. Those wouldn't last a day in Paris or London. Yes, actual boxes of money, padlocked on the street or pedestrian bridge! Also it's amazing to see how much is left outdoors, which in Western Europe would be stolen.
"These countries have very low crime rates" "Most of these countries are harder to get citzenship in" hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I wonder if there is a correlation....
Yeah, and this video is not very helpful because for sure the world has many safer countries than USA but those are either too small (San Marino) or too high bar to immigrate to. There's need for a video to talk about all immigrants friendly counties and rank by safety, skip on too small countries, skip if population less than 1million people 😢
Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, San Francisco, Oakland, Detroit, St Louis, Sacramento, Denver, Seattle, all failing with high crime ...
Singapore, Monaco, Andorra, the German cantons of Switzerland, Oman, UAE (haven't been to Qatar) - all great places regardless of the gossiping put-downers. Slovenia is beautiful.
Very safe up here in Northern Japan. Also felt safer in some parts of Manila (BGC, Makati) than I did Vancouver. Some guy got a hand chopped off randomly today in downtown Vancouver. Andrew knows his stuff.
crime & violence in Canada skyrocketed with the infestation of jew-hating Arab Moslems, who commit more terroristic violence & gang-raping children for allah than the entire rest of the world COMBINED!!
I'm looking to move to Hokkaido before 2030. Permanently. Most of the time when people talk about Japan they always talk about Yokohama or Tokyo Osaka, rarely does anyone mention the North. It's beautiful.
@SenorAlgodon-z1y All of this may be true, but I don't see any of this homeless drug abuse mess in Singapore or Dubai or Hong Kong or Tokyo. I had a homeless person poop outside of our office on Burrard. No thanks. And East Hastings is horrific
@@greghernke5252 Sapporo and Sendai are excellent cities over all. No matter how busy Tokyo becomes, you're not going to run into those problems in Sapporo, Sendai or Aomori. True Japanese cities that are often overlooked. Great deals on real estate and great transit options
Andrew, Metro-Atlanta, Georgia was safe, until it wasn't. Caseinpoint; a year ago in My hometown, which is also the hometown of Atlanta Motor Speedway, which was as close to Mayberry as it can be "was" safe, until one morning a neighbor shot and killed four of his neighbors and injured a couple other neighbors. Two, a man and wife were within six-months of retirement. More recently, a drive-by shooting occurred in the same community. But, most recently, in east/northeast Metro-Atlanta, another high-school shooting occurred, claiming the lives of two students and two teachers as well as nine people injured. On an almost weekly basis, in Metro-Atlanta, Georgia; there are multiple instances of shootings and killings. Yet, when people ask; "is Latin America safe?" My reply is:"compared to where?" "WILL THE LAST PERSON TO VACAT THE UNITED STATES PLEASE TURNOFF THE LIGHTS?"
Bank robbers in Germany bombed multiple atm and FIRED KALASHNIKOVS AT POLICE while traversing 3 different countries. If someone as little as mentioned the word "Kalashnikov" In India, ATS (anti terrorism squad) and NSG ( National security guards) would've come out. HOME MINISTER would've resigned. Point is what's considered as terrorism is now normal crime in Europe. What a new low Germany
Murder rate per 100000 people is twice as high in India as it's in Germany - 2.1 vs 1.0, in absolute numbers, there are 35 times more murders in India than in Germany.
@@keangwooichoo6138 It depends on which beach/property. In general women and men don't strip down. They should still cover their upper/lower body even if it's a long t-shirt. Private resorts women/men can wear regular swimwear.
Congrats, Andrew and team, on the quality and information in your recent videos. I hope it is paying off for you client wise. Can you possibly list countries that are safer for women vs. men? I feel those lists may not be the same. Especially middle eastern countries where women may not have the same rights.
Madam, You can’t leave the west and seek out the west in other countries all at the same time. These countries are safer and better than what you want to leave behind just because they have different values and norms. And before talking about Muslim women not having same rights etc…go ask the women in GCC countries if they’d like to switch life with you.
@@cultureofmen well said. The picture that's painted in the west of these women is far removed from the reality. And feminazis have said to me, "You wouldn't trade places with one!" And I reply that if I had a father, grandfather, uncles, and brothers who all took care of me, if they prayed 5 times a day, if they insisted on driving the car and chaperoning me in the street, if my entire family of 10 went everywhere together, fasted and prayed for a month every year, if I found myself in a difficult situation (widowed, without money, whatever) and I had a whole family of men who faithfully promised to take care of me, if I had a rock solid support network from the moment I was born until I drew my last breath - what woman in the world would say no to that?? I'd trade my life for that in a heartbeat, rather than fight to survive alone in this individualistic, demonic, perverted horror story that is western culture.
@@mamaw4732 If there weren’t any basic rights are laws in the Muslims countries no western non Muslim man would move there with his family as an expat. Don’t forget the thousands of western women living the life in Dubai.
I believe for a country to be safe it must also have high levels of personal and political freedom (e.g. Freedomhouse Global Freedom Rating) otherwise it may be safe for not being murdered or robbed but it will be dangerous to be who you are, because you may be arrested for expressing yourself
Lol. Typical western claptrap. Is there really freedom when pro Palestinian students are being arrested in the US or being banned from protests like in Germany. You have a very self serving attitude. Western governments let you protest or 'express yourself'to the extent that it doesn't threaten their sacred cows. France says it's a crime to deny the Armenian genocide. And westerners have the hubris to claim they are a bastion of free thought and expression.
@@theludodeangelis Safety is number one. My job also pays for my kids to go to international school so they’re getting a world class education in a diverse environment with zero wokeism. Plus there are great family activities all over the place and Qatari culture is very pro-family and traditional.
A "dump" is pushing it a bit, but yes, the general quality of life has fallen considerably with the annual nationwide arrival of roughly 80,000 legal immigrants (think the town of St.Gallen), 40,000 asylum seekers, and close to 350,000 cross-border workers coming to CH nationwide every day. Key issues are a severe housing shortage, soaring rents, overcrowded roads and public transport, and an extreme cost of living particularly since the impact of recent inflation and price gouging. Too many people for a small country that consists of two thirds mountains. I would still rather live here than in most of the UK these days.
@@Hasanaljadid you can't fly into the country with it. You can't spit it on the sidewalk. Uou can't protest without permission. No, Singapore does not enjoy both safety and freedom any more than any of these other countries
In the US, crime is a billion dollar industry. Many jails and prisons are run by very well paid private contractors. Those that are run by the local/state municipalities are almost bankrupted by the costs. Crime here has become a business that’s “too big to fail”.
High taxes are often a sign of inefficiency, incompetence and a corrupt government. They make taxpayers pay for their poor management and wrong decisions and the resulting costs.
So glad Armenia made it to the list! We visited last summer and felt much more comfortable walking with my daughter at night than in NYC during day time. Thank you for a great video.
@@belstar1128 except in this case it's not having any sucess... all it did was turn the country into a penal colony and authoritarian state... people are still struggling and starving.
@belstar1128 because the next guy destroys everything the good one does, and yes el Salvador is safer than Canada now, the ones that say no, are woke idiots
@@belstar1128 Well , I'll tend to agree although for us locals, that really know how to survive these 'jungles', it might not be a real downturn...we'll see
When I left Venezuela in 2011 the country was so dangerous, last year I went back there and I couldn't believe how safe I felt, here in London getting unsafe in the other hand
You mean Venezuela 2024? Please speak more on how is that, wonder how would the Maduro dictatorship end up,, Does Maduro government really report any crime numbers?
I'd rather be in a safe country or at least a safe community because the citizens themselves are naturally friendly and mature, not because of a strong-arm government enforcing crackdowns against anything suspicious. In the latter case, how safe are people from false arrests with no recourse?
These Middle Eastern countries with very low crime have very low crime because it's not tolerated. Draconian punishments. Hence virtually no crime. Other places like Japan and Singapore -- it's an ethnic thing. Likewise for Scandinavia (if you take out non-white immigrants and the places they live in). But parts of the USA are becoming uninhabitable for law-abiding people -- Chicago and Minneapolis, for example. The USA is interesting in that if you take out non-white violent crime, the stats reduce to European levels.
Well better have "draconian punishments" than ultra liberal, permissive societies or on the flip side, excessive police corruption / brutality like in yankee land, you ignorant white working class hill billy you!
it's not draconian punishments at all, it's security cameras everywhere along with no one else committing crimes. So if you steal something all resources are directed at finding you and with lower privacy laws they can just follow every camera. There is no escape, so there's no crime
@@shinzoki3803 This might be a good argument except that black kids in the highest wealth decile commit more violent crime than white kids in the lowest wealth decile.
For many people, the adage "home is where the heart is" still holds true - think family and friends, it's not just about tax savings and money. IMO, the first step when faced with social and economic issues and/or crime in a country is to see whether moving somewhere else within that same country might dramatically improve the situation, prior to to heading for new uncertain shores. The grass is not necessarily greener elsewhere, and although you might indeed have almost zero crime in Oman or Dubai, the caveat is an extremely unpleasant climate most of the year that makes outdoor activities very difficult - not to mention cultural issues that are somewhat asymmetric with what you might be accustomed to in the West. You'll be living in a stuffy expat bubble in such places. Much of Western Europe is struggling with the adverse consequences of mass migration from third world countries, particularly since ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel (Germany) literally welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants with open arms back in September 2015, without any background checks whatsoever. Food for thought. What the European politically correct crowd in resolute woke-mode systematically denies, is that a large part of rising crime levels can be directly attributed to the illegal immigrants, most of whom simply do not fit in with our way of life, and many of whom tend to resort to knives when things don't go their way, or because they dislike our freedoms. See what is happening in Germany these days, where the present government does not seem to know what to do about it. At least Sweden and Denmark have now taken decisive action to correct their respective critical situations with regard to this difficult issue. Because of the highly questionable fully open Schengen borders ("more Europe"...yeah, right), Switzerland is of course no exception to this trend, with much of the crime that occurs here being "imported" from France - think burglary "tourism", or muggers on day excursions in places such as Basel (national crime hotspot), where your situational awareness skills will be essential these days in a city run by people with a soft approach to criminals. It's all relative though, particularly when you start comparing crime rates in various countries. Switzerland is still an extremely safe place to live, particularly in the suburbs. Last but not least, you can legally own handguns in the land of Heidi to keep your home safe if worst comes to the worst. Each to their own, of course.
Switzerland is the best example. The crime rate varies by each Kanton. Those who are left and socialistic have also the highest crime and unrmployment rate and highest tax rate. Those who are economical liberal with less socialists signs have the lowest crime rate, the lowest unemployment rate and the lowest tax rate.
You would be surprised how many people do it… Riding while using your phone is up to 1 year in prison. Both come into effect in I believe November and I see enough people who do both
@@Velsbasketcasesome of the safest countries in the world have low civil liberties. Singapore is a police state to some extent too, so is Taiwan and Japan.
Hey nomad capitalist, would love to hear you talk about which country having the most freedom during a lock down. I feel like most of the countries you recommend that are more friendly to the US dollar usually have less freedom. Because they follow all the blueprint
It’s all relative. I’m a native of Los Angeles (and used to live in NYC). I feel safer in Berlin, Germany than I ever did in LA or NYC BUT Germans think of Berlin as a higher crime place than Heidelberg, Düsseldorf etc. then when I went to German speaking Switzerland I found it much safer (and cleaner) than all of Germany!
Yeah, we should first understand what constitutes a crime. Taking your wife’s passport and enslaving her in UAE? Not a crime. Raping a woman? Well, it’s practically not a crime. Allowing yourself to get raped? Well… it’s frequently a crime. So take those results in context, at the very least. Remember that these are stats reported by the states, and you can’t trust authoritarians to be transparent. And I suppose you’re biased, too. 3:25 Doha has no sexual crime? Seriously?! As a white man, seeing you saying that I am just ashamed. You know better than that, you know what domestic violence is and how critically underreported it is in those countries.
You just hold grudges against Islamic countries where are you getting this false information from?? There is barely any crime in these countries this isn’t India or USA where r/crime is frequent as a person who has visited these countries they are TOP tier safe but u can just say in words if you hold a grudge against Muslims and Islam pls don’t talk if you don’t have any knowledge
Why doesnt anyone do videos about Oman? Seems Odd. Its Not possible to randomly move to Singapore without a very strong work visa. NZ is also very difficult to randomly move to. All these countries are safe for a reason. "They dont allow Foreigners to Move There'"
The UK is proposing a world wide tax if the person have been in the UK for over 5 years. I think Nomad Capitalist will get a lot of businesses coming from the UK soon
There you go, tossing out facts despite the internet rumors. Been to most of these places (except Singapore) and found the Middle Eastern countries some of the friendliest, nicest safe places. Jordan was a real gem from the people to the food, though they're struggling a bit handling the influx of refugees.
If USA didn't invade Muslim countries almost all countries that have Sharia law and don't have western sabotage, all have lowest crimes compared to the west. And a huge part is due to the implementation and strong adherence to Islam and it's laws ❤
@@jmcfarr7207 that can be said about all countries. But oh those crimes are still fewer than those in non Muslim countries. Leave your money in the streets of a western country or a Christian county like USA and see what happens and leave your money in the streets of a Muslim country that follows Sharia Islamic law and see what happens to your money:) Your idea of lack of report bias will show you the truth. But will that make you leave evil and follow Islam? That is where you will find your real enemy;)
Any Arab Moslem nation will imprison you for unpaid debts including credit card debt. The reason you see Ferraris abandoned in the desert in dubai is if you are late on your debt payment your business went down, you RUN from Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait, Quatar. Also you don't consider crime to be sex-trafficking & employers allowed to hold a foreign employees passport & they can't leave
@@DuckDonald44 I'll tell you this much, as long as bilionaires invest with no morals, I'm not gonna invest with morality in mind either. I trade stocks all over the world as long as it's not a sanctioned country.
I was born and raised in Dubai, I am 24 years old now. At 23 I started full time work at a company here in the UAE and ended up getting my passport held simply because my parents come from a third world country. Absolutely messed up. Luckily I got rid of that job and found a much better option. Though I am really trying to move out abroad someday.
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Thanks for all your well researched information. I agree that the US is trening in a pretty bad direction, but sometimes it would be useful to categorize life quality and crime issues by each state, rather than the the US as a whole. A growing number of states and cities are turning into a banana republic when it comes to crime, corruption and powerty, but many places still offer a great lifestyle. I live in a small, prosperous town in Montana, surrounded by beautiful wilderness. Lots of wealthy individual are moving to this state.
If you removed major metropolitan cities, the crime index in the. U.S. is between 30-35 which is comparable to countries like Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Romania, Lithuania, Norway, Hungary, and Cyprus. Don't live in the big cities in the States. Live in the suburbs.
11:44 "your Slovak citizenship through descent, that's actually on of the safer countries on here too and then you could live in Estonia, you could live in Slovenia" - my man changed in blink of an eye from Slovakia to Slovenia, totally different countries :) I mean you could live and work in Slovenia while being a Slovak citizen, but you must have a work contract otherwise you will be restricted to a max of 90 days as a tourist (I think the period is 90 days in a "rolling period" of 180 days). It is still way better to have a slight confusion in the presentation between Slovakia and Slovenia than between Czech Republic and Chechnya :) Both Slovakia and Slovenia are very nice central European countries, safe. The difficulty for obtaining the citizenship would be learning the local language: Slavic family of languages (I like the Russian pronunciation the most, Slovakia, Slovenia have different pronunciation).
Two countries not mentioned s korea and Vietnam. S korea is great for a guy. But a woman would deal with high dv, and drunken partner. And Vietnam, well overall very safe. A little iffy on freedoms, but easy to get around those topics.
@@Hasanaljadid well as someone who has worked and lived in both, I disagree. S korea now has a nomad visa. In addition investment and real estate visa. As for Vietnam.... ummm, no property taxes, no yearly car fees dmv and such, no tipping. Worked 7 years s korea 5 years Vietnam. Own a condo jeju korea, built a house in cash , beachfront Vietnam. All while teaching and Making 30 to 40k a year.
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Never heard of Andorra before I will look more into that country. I am not surprised about the rising and outrage crime in Western countries this has came from years of lack of enforcing the law and always allowing certain people to slip through the cracks. Kind of like how western countries aren't good with customer service because they just don't want to deal with people. So the police in Western countries have caught the same behavior they just don't want to deal with criminals anymore so the end result is chaos and disfunction.
safety or illusion of safety? Not going to mention which country, but some of the countries on the list simply don't allow the news and media reporting on the crime actually happening in the country. What is more dangerous? Being unsafe or illusion of safety?
How are the Middle Eastern countries, "the friendliest, nicest safe places" for women? In Southern Italy I literally shoked local men because I spoke to them as an equal. They couldn't comprehend it. I wonder how long I'd last in a Middle Eastern country.
If you intend to come to South America keep in mind there are many groups of people from different nations already living here so you could ask them about similarities with your own country. Also right now the dollar is worth around 150% more than usual as people are hoarding it.
Hua Hin Thailand is extremely safe. (Buddhist) only $700 year retirement visa through private agency. Black Mountain is the spot. Nov. through April is very nice weather.
i am from Belgium i noticed some regions have extreme crime and other regions have almost none .and by regions i mean small areas like towns or neighbourhoods. it seems like most criminals don't like to move around much they are impulsive people and don't plan their crimes. but the places with high crime are places that are hard to avoid like train stations and big cities. and its spreading there used to be places that were safe 10ish years ago that are dangerous now. like this was this place not far from were i live that used to be quite funny since you had a lot of very conservative Christian old people and a lot of very conservative Muslims living there making things quite strange but now the old people are gone and the crime got out of control.
Thanks for mentioning my beloved Vanuatu🇻🇺 . Most small islands are peaceful and less populated. The biggest threat to the islands is Mother Nature. Their remote locations keep most away (in regards to relocating). Low population, more peace (in most cases).
I seen the Travel Risk Summary from Texas A&M It shows what countries to avoid and why But they don’t show where in the USA to avoid Saudi Arabia is on the list but it’s more like be aware of your surroundings which is better than the USA
Isle of Man here, low tax low crime. Leave house and car unlocked nothing ever goes missing, can walk any street alone any time. Love it here
Of course, if you commit any offences such as stealing a car within in an island. it will be easy to find
Is it boring there? Homes seem affordable but are many people home bodies?
@@davidrockefeller2007 if you like London you’ll be bored, I don’t like big city’s so perfect for me
@@KevinTalbotTV I love the country, ocean, hiking , nice people
Yesterday in downtown Vancouver a man decapitated a man and chopped off the hand of another man at 7am in the morning in a place where offices & restaurants, coffee shops are located. I decided I gotta get out of this demonic mess. This is happening so much more in Canada and I no longer feel safe.
We need to get Trudeau out. It will be better under the conservatives. Modern day liberalism is a mental illness.
Same in Australia. I want to get out of this hell hole
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Are you serious???
What the actual hell??????? 😲
In Canada crime goes unpunished, the country is falling apart
Catch and release. An 82 military veteran was riding his scooter when 4 cowardly men attacked him l by taking the boots to him leaving him battered and bloody just a little over a month ago in small town Penticton. The veteran (past president of the Legion in town ) commented “The judges give a slap on the wrist & your free to go"
Same as Australia
Yep. Complicit 'leaders' just change what constitutes a crime.
Trudeau broke Canada
In Switzerland it gets worse with the years. All borders are open, no checks. So many burglaries made by criminals who come from a neighboring country just for the day and disappear especially near the French border.
That’s the pro/con of being in Schengen. If Switzerland created borders they’d lose the freedom of movement for its citizens to move visa free.
Indeed.
In five ten years Swiss become a shit hole like France snd many western countries
bring in folks of one particular religion and from Africa and Middle East, it will go up even more!
Switzerland borders sound as porous as South Africa’s borders where we get lots of cross border criminals coming in from neighbouring countries like Mozambique and Zimbabwe who commit crimes like car hijackings in South Africa and run off to neighbouring countries to hide or we get far away from us country folks from far off west African, jumping several country borders to get to southern most Africa country in Africa, ie South Africa just come commit crime here as if we don’t have own SAn criminals and sometimes they get fraudulent South African passports to get to their final destination Europe or Canada…at least those become richer nation problems
I live in Georgia. When I was in a taxi trying to retrace my steps to find my lost phone the driver said "Don't worry, you will get your phone back. It's 5 years in prison for stealing a phone. Nobody steals phones." He was correct of course. I see the news from my old country and I hang my head in shame. How far we sank, and how little we are willing to learn from places that do things so much better.
This is a fairytale, if you were in Georgia almost every first floor windows and even above in grids. All shops are closed on several locks for a purpose
Many stories how car numbers were stolen and even dogs from tourists
@@dufifa Georgia used to have very high levels of crime and corruption. Those bars were needed back then. I am struck by the money collection boxes on the pavement. Those wouldn't last a day in Paris or London. Yes, actual boxes of money, padlocked on the street or pedestrian bridge! Also it's amazing to see how much is left outdoors, which in Western Europe would be stolen.
Never even heard of a crime in Cyprus in 5 years of living here.
Didn’t they have a military coupe a few years ago 💀
@@riptyurass302 No coupe, but they are still living under British military occupation.
One city in the US doesn't like to report a lot of crime because it will hurt tourism. That is Lost Wages, Nevada
😂😂😂😂
The gangs of Las Vegas!maybe think of moving to the outskits pahrump or…Henderson even farther from the city chaos
You can get rich in Nevada if you’re a prostitute. Lol.
Everybody walks around with legal and illegal guns in Nevada.
"These countries have very low crime rates"
"Most of these countries are harder to get citzenship in"
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I wonder if there is a correlation....
Yeah, and this video is not very helpful because for sure the world has many safer countries than USA but those are either too small (San Marino) or too high bar to immigrate to.
There's need for a video to talk about all immigrants friendly counties and rank by safety, skip on too small countries, skip if population less than 1million people 😢
@@2ndlife-ql1hcQatar,UAE,Singapore has very high levels of immigrants
You have to be a millionaire or billionaire in order to get citizenship in a country with almost no crime.
They simply do not report, normal in dictatorships.
@@sotecluxan4221Those countries actually has Very little crimes.Do a crime in UAE and see other people report or not
Would love a video based on Oman 🇴🇲
Stay tuned.
@@nomadcapitalist Yes! Thanks so much
I'm a resident here. Totally agree.
They have a law that ban tall buildings. It is a nice place for those who want to experience a rare Arabian authentic country in Arabia.
Perfectly safe in Singapore. Love it here.
Safe but extremely boring and small. I've been here for 6 years
@@cannabischannelMany exiting things in Singapore
Great place but hard to retire to.
Great place but hard to retire to.
@@makeyourlifeeasier5794 why?
Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, San Francisco, Oakland, Detroit, St Louis, Sacramento, Denver, Seattle, all failing with high crime ...
Good point! That’s why avoid living in any and all cities controlled by Democrats.
All liberal shit holes
I thought you are listing safest cities in world 💀
You just listed progressive Democrat, run cities
Thank their liberal leaders and the liberal ideas they instill in their cities.
Singapore, Monaco, Andorra, the German cantons of Switzerland, Oman, UAE (haven't been to Qatar) - all great places regardless of the gossiping put-downers. Slovenia is beautiful.
Thanks for the tips!
Zurich is not what it used to be, unfortunately
@@LeonieBachmann-h7x One of my top 5 cities on the planet
@@LeonieBachmann-h7x Why is Zurich not what is used to be? I'm considering moving to Zurich.
Actually, Lugano in Italian part of Switzerland is considered the most save city in Switzerland 🙂
Very safe up here in Northern Japan. Also felt safer in some parts of Manila (BGC, Makati) than I did Vancouver. Some guy got a hand chopped off randomly today in downtown Vancouver. Andrew knows his stuff.
crime & violence in Canada skyrocketed with the infestation of jew-hating Arab Moslems, who commit more terroristic violence & gang-raping children for allah than the entire rest of the world COMBINED!!
Remember walking past the corner of Hastings and Commercial years ago, people lying around on the sidewalk, drug dealing in broad daylight...
I'm looking to move to Hokkaido before 2030. Permanently. Most of the time when people talk about Japan they always talk about Yokohama or Tokyo Osaka, rarely does anyone mention the North. It's beautiful.
@SenorAlgodon-z1y All of this may be true, but I don't see any of this homeless drug abuse mess in Singapore or Dubai or Hong Kong or Tokyo. I had a homeless person poop outside of our office on Burrard. No thanks. And East Hastings is horrific
@@greghernke5252 Sapporo and Sendai are excellent cities over all. No matter how busy Tokyo becomes, you're not going to run into those problems in Sapporo, Sendai or Aomori. True Japanese cities that are often overlooked. Great deals on real estate and great transit options
Andrew,
Metro-Atlanta, Georgia was safe, until it wasn't. Caseinpoint; a year ago in My hometown, which is also the hometown of Atlanta Motor Speedway, which was as close to Mayberry as it can be "was" safe, until one morning a neighbor shot and killed four of his neighbors and injured a couple other neighbors. Two, a man and wife were within six-months of retirement.
More recently, a drive-by shooting occurred in the same community.
But, most recently, in east/northeast Metro-Atlanta, another high-school shooting occurred, claiming the lives of two students and two teachers as well as nine people injured.
On an almost weekly basis, in Metro-Atlanta, Georgia; there are multiple instances of shootings and killings.
Yet, when people ask; "is Latin America safe?"
My reply is:"compared to where?"
"WILL THE LAST PERSON TO VACAT THE UNITED STATES PLEASE TURNOFF THE LIGHTS?"
he is talking about georgia the country.
Well according to the Kay Scarpetta novels, Atlanta has always been a hotbed of crime.
Bank robbers in Germany bombed multiple atm and FIRED KALASHNIKOVS AT POLICE while traversing 3 different countries.
If someone as little as mentioned the word "Kalashnikov" In India, ATS (anti terrorism squad) and NSG ( National security guards) would've come out.
HOME MINISTER would've resigned.
Point is what's considered as terrorism is now normal crime in Europe.
What a new low Germany
Similar as with ancient Rome it's now happening in Europe : West vs East division. West is fallen, East is blooming
If you mention anything about disliking immigrants in Western Europe, anti terrorism police will kick down your door
Also, you are not permitted to point out that the terrorists are virtually always from the religion of "peace and love".
WRONG !!!! IT'S NOT ROBBERS, IT'S MUSLIMS WHO ARE INVADING THE UK !
Murder rate per 100000 people is twice as high in India as it's in Germany - 2.1 vs 1.0, in absolute numbers, there are 35 times more murders in India than in Germany.
Oman really does fly below the radar. Most people never heard of it.
I like Oman and Qatar👍
Si porque los crímenes a los turistas, mujeres y animales están en otro nivel...
But if you visit the beach what will happen?
@@keangwooichoo6138 It depends on which beach/property. In general women and men don't strip down. They should still cover their upper/lower body even if it's a long t-shirt. Private resorts women/men can wear regular swimwear.
Never heard of Khasab, Oman? It holds the Guinness world record for highest overnight temperature in the world.
Congrats, Andrew and team, on the quality and information in your recent videos. I hope it is paying off for you client wise. Can you possibly list countries that are safer for women vs. men? I feel those lists may not be the same. Especially middle eastern countries where women may not have the same rights.
Madam, You can’t leave the west and seek out the west in other countries all at the same time. These countries are safer and better than what you want to leave behind just because they have different values and norms.
And before talking about Muslim women not having same rights etc…go ask the women in GCC countries if they’d like to switch life with you.
@@cultureofmen well said. The picture that's painted in the west of these women is far removed from the reality. And feminazis have said to me, "You wouldn't trade places with one!" And I reply that if I had a father, grandfather, uncles, and brothers who all took care of me, if they prayed 5 times a day, if they insisted on driving the car and chaperoning me in the street, if my entire family of 10 went everywhere together, fasted and prayed for a month every year, if I found myself in a difficult situation (widowed, without money, whatever) and I had a whole family of men who faithfully promised to take care of me, if I had a rock solid support network from the moment I was born until I drew my last breath - what woman in the world would say no to that?? I'd trade my life for that in a heartbeat, rather than fight to survive alone in this individualistic, demonic, perverted horror story that is western culture.
@cultureofmen I am not looking for the west just basic rights of law. Thanks for the advice tho
@@mamaw4732 If there weren’t any basic rights are laws in the Muslims countries no western non Muslim man would move there with his family as an expat.
Don’t forget the thousands of western women living the life in Dubai.
I believe for a country to be safe it must also have high levels of personal and political freedom (e.g. Freedomhouse Global Freedom Rating) otherwise it may be safe for not being murdered or robbed but it will be dangerous to be who you are, because you may be arrested for expressing yourself
Lol. Typical western claptrap. Is there really freedom when pro Palestinian students are being arrested in the US or being banned from protests like in Germany. You have a very self serving attitude. Western governments let you protest or 'express yourself'to the extent that it doesn't threaten their sacred cows. France says it's a crime to deny the Armenian genocide. And westerners have the hubris to claim they are a bastion of free thought and expression.
Or by simply being gay.
No kissing or hugging, no soup for you!
The issue you are mentioning refers to personal freedom, there are also political freedom issues, i.e. free press, etc.
Yep. And that rules out 80% of Andrew's recommendations.
I would like to have interviews with women investors and their experience with the culture of various "tax friendlly" countries.
Yes!!!! This.
Singapore great,UAE Great,Saudi Arabia not so much
@@Hasanaljadid In Saudi Arabia women were finally allowed to drive a car in 2018 lol. What do you expect lmao
Monaco and Andorra (aka Monaco in the mountains)
Feeling pretty smug about my decision to move to Qatar last month. It’s an amazing place, and a wonderful country to raise children.
You have citizenship?
@@allykhan8594 No, I’m from Ireland. Just working here.
@@Quaristice that's interesting - what makes it good for children? also Irish so would love to know
@@theludodeangelis Safety is number one. My job also pays for my kids to go to international school so they’re getting a world class education in a diverse environment with zero wokeism. Plus there are great family activities all over the place and Qatari culture is very pro-family and traditional.
@@Quaristice excellent stuff, sounds gread
Oman 🇴🇲 safe and welcoming ❤
The saying "better to have it and not need it vs need it and not have it" definitely applies here. 👍
Some cantons in Switzerland 🇨🇭 especially the French part are turning very quickly into a dump .
I see
Not as bad as a dump as UK 🇬🇧 not even close.
Switzerland 🇨🇭 still miles ahead of getting close to shitty uk 🇬🇧
The French curse?
A "dump" is pushing it a bit, but yes, the general quality of life has fallen considerably with the annual nationwide arrival of roughly 80,000 legal immigrants (think the town of St.Gallen), 40,000 asylum seekers, and close to 350,000 cross-border workers coming to CH nationwide every day. Key issues are a severe housing shortage, soaring rents, overcrowded roads and public transport, and an extreme cost of living particularly since the impact of recent inflation and price gouging. Too many people for a small country that consists of two thirds mountains. I would still rather live here than in most of the UK these days.
Yes Singapore, Japan and Iceland are very safe and so is Luxembourg.
Some choose freedom over safety. Some choose Safety over freedom. Everyone get a choice.
You got Both in Singapore
You cant have chewing gum in singapore. You cant have protests without literal permission
@@kno9871You can have chewing gum in Singapore but it Isn't legal to sell
@@Hasanaljadid you can't fly into the country with it. You can't spit it on the sidewalk. Uou can't protest without permission. No, Singapore does not enjoy both safety and freedom any more than any of these other countries
In the US, crime is a billion dollar industry. Many jails and prisons are run by very well paid private contractors. Those that are run by the local/state municipalities are almost bankrupted by the costs. Crime here has become a business that’s “too big to fail”.
Deep analysis and so true
High taxes are often a sign of inefficiency, incompetence and a corrupt government. They make taxpayers pay for their poor management and wrong decisions and the resulting costs.
So glad Armenia made it to the list! We visited last summer and felt much more comfortable walking with my daughter at night than in NYC during day time. Thank you for a great video.
I certainly agree on Oman. I lived in Muscat for 20 years - amazing place
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love oman such a beautiful place coming again in oct
Thank you for your videos, just makes total sense
Only the government gets away with crime in Hong Kong 😂
Should've mentioned El Salvador....a lot of improvement in the last 5 years
Not really
i think El Salvador will probably go down hill quickly Latin American countries tends to have sort periods of success that never last long
@@belstar1128 except in this case it's not having any sucess... all it did was turn the country into a penal colony and authoritarian state... people are still struggling and starving.
@belstar1128 because the next guy destroys everything the good one does, and yes el Salvador is safer than Canada now, the ones that say no, are woke idiots
@@belstar1128 Well , I'll tend to agree although for us locals, that really know how to survive these 'jungles', it might not be a real downturn...we'll see
When I left Venezuela in 2011 the country was so dangerous, last year I went back there and I couldn't believe how safe I felt, here in London getting unsafe in the other hand
You mean Venezuela 2024? Please speak more on how is that, wonder how would the Maduro dictatorship end up,,
Does Maduro government really report any crime numbers?
Yeah, because all the criminals are now abroad!
@@MMMC-z8y yeah exactly!
@@2ndlife-ql1hc obviously they don't give any numbers but I felt the 360 degree change, it feels more quiet and peaceful now
@@goatmoonwarmaster4641 probably as safe as China under dictatorship?
I'd rather be in a safe country or at least a safe community because the citizens themselves are naturally friendly and mature, not because of a strong-arm government enforcing crackdowns against anything suspicious. In the latter case, how safe are people from false arrests with no recourse?
An important metric missing about those safe middle eastern countries, how safe are they to westerners? Likely not so much
UAE is extremely safe for everyone as well as other middle Eastern countries.But I think Saudi Arabia is to strict and you may get some trouble
To Single women, it may not be a good idea.
Many single women work in dubai@@efreeholdings1575
These Middle Eastern countries with very low crime have very low crime because it's not tolerated. Draconian punishments. Hence virtually no crime. Other places like Japan and Singapore -- it's an ethnic thing. Likewise for Scandinavia (if you take out non-white immigrants and the places they live in). But parts of the USA are becoming uninhabitable for law-abiding people -- Chicago and Minneapolis, for example. The USA is interesting in that if you take out non-white violent crime, the stats reduce to European levels.
Well better have "draconian punishments" than ultra liberal, permissive societies or on the flip side, excessive police corruption / brutality like in yankee land, you ignorant white working class hill billy you!
Because you are removing the most poor social class from the crime statistics...
it's not draconian punishments at all, it's security cameras everywhere along with no one else committing crimes. So if you steal something all resources are directed at finding you and with lower privacy laws they can just follow every camera. There is no escape, so there's no crime
@@shinzoki3803 This might be a good argument except that black kids in the highest wealth decile commit more violent crime than white kids in the lowest wealth decile.
🤣🤣🤣 BUT, Draconian is working? So what's the problem?? 🤣🤣🤣🇨🇦
For many people, the adage "home is where the heart is" still holds true - think family and friends, it's not just about tax savings and money. IMO, the first step when faced with social and economic issues and/or crime in a country is to see whether moving somewhere else within that same country might dramatically improve the situation, prior to to heading for new uncertain shores. The grass is not necessarily greener elsewhere, and although you might indeed have almost zero crime in Oman or Dubai, the caveat is an extremely unpleasant climate most of the year that makes outdoor activities very difficult - not to mention cultural issues that are somewhat asymmetric with what you might be accustomed to in the West. You'll be living in a stuffy expat bubble in such places.
Much of Western Europe is struggling with the adverse consequences of mass migration from third world countries, particularly since ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel (Germany) literally welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants with open arms back in September 2015, without any background checks whatsoever. Food for thought. What the European politically correct crowd in resolute woke-mode systematically denies, is that a large part of rising crime levels can be directly attributed to the illegal immigrants, most of whom simply do not fit in with our way of life, and many of whom tend to resort to knives when things don't go their way, or because they dislike our freedoms. See what is happening in Germany these days, where the present government does not seem to know what to do about it. At least Sweden and Denmark have now taken decisive action to correct their respective critical situations with regard to this difficult issue.
Because of the highly questionable fully open Schengen borders ("more Europe"...yeah, right), Switzerland is of course no exception to this trend, with much of the crime that occurs here being "imported" from France - think burglary "tourism", or muggers on day excursions in places such as Basel (national crime hotspot), where your situational awareness skills will be essential these days in a city run by people with a soft approach to criminals. It's all relative though, particularly when you start comparing crime rates in various countries. Switzerland is still an extremely safe place to live, particularly in the suburbs. Last but not least, you can legally own handguns in the land of Heidi to keep your home safe if worst comes to the worst. Each to their own, of course.
Switzerland is the best example. The crime rate varies by each Kanton. Those who are left and socialistic have also the highest crime and unrmployment rate and highest tax rate.
Those who are economical liberal with less socialists signs have the lowest crime rate, the lowest unemployment rate and the lowest tax rate.
Please share an example of those cantons- most socialistand most economically liberal. Thank you.
Interesting data.
Living in Japan it’s extremely safe here…but god the rules are insane sometimes. Now you can go to jail for three years for riding a bike while drunk.
dont drink and ride, is that so difficult!?!
You would be surprised how many people do it…
Riding while using your phone is up to 1 year in prison.
Both come into effect in I believe November and I see enough people who do both
yea but i have had some problems with drunk bike riders almost crashing into me or trying to fight me
Police can search you for no reason.
@@Velsbasketcasesome of the safest countries in the world have low civil liberties. Singapore is a police state to some extent too, so is Taiwan and Japan.
how about Iceland mothers park their babies in front of stores and go in have coffee. That’s how much they trust no threat!
How high is the suicide rate?
Hey nomad capitalist, would love to hear you talk about which country having the most freedom during a lock down. I feel like most of the countries you recommend that are more friendly to the US dollar usually have less freedom. Because they follow all the blueprint
this
Facts
I stayed in Tanzania 🇹🇿 ❤
No problems at all and safe
It’s all relative. I’m a native of Los Angeles (and used to live in NYC). I feel safer in Berlin, Germany than I ever did in LA or NYC BUT Germans think of Berlin as a higher crime place than Heidelberg, Düsseldorf etc. then when I went to German speaking Switzerland I found it much safer (and cleaner) than all of Germany!
Yeah, we should first understand what constitutes a crime. Taking your wife’s passport and enslaving her in UAE? Not a crime. Raping a woman? Well, it’s practically not a crime. Allowing yourself to get raped? Well… it’s frequently a crime. So take those results in context, at the very least. Remember that these are stats reported by the states, and you can’t trust authoritarians to be transparent. And I suppose you’re biased, too. 3:25 Doha has no sexual crime? Seriously?! As a white man, seeing you saying that I am just ashamed. You know better than that, you know what domestic violence is and how critically underreported it is in those countries.
What drugs are you on?
@@ruiqianren9405 wondering what delusional drugs you’re on..
You just hold grudges against Islamic countries where are you getting this false information from?? There is barely any crime in these countries this isn’t India or USA where r/crime is frequent as a person who has visited these countries they are TOP tier safe but u can just say in words if you hold a grudge against Muslims and Islam pls don’t talk if you don’t have any knowledge
@@Ameerah_rr bro, don’t spin this as Islamophobia, you’re being ridiculous. We’re talking about countries and their legislation, not religion.
@@wrobelda okay as you say, but these countries are actually safer then compare to rest of the world
We are in Andorra so safe, we can walk in the underground in the middle of the night with no problem. We love it here
Why doesnt anyone do videos about Oman? Seems Odd. Its Not possible to randomly move to Singapore without a very strong work visa. NZ is also very difficult to randomly move to. All these countries are safe for a reason. "They dont allow Foreigners to Move There'"
Stay tuned for Oman
I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 as a Canadian citizen I feel safer in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Oman than in North America
100%
Thanks for the information sir. 😊
The UK is proposing a world wide tax if the person have been in the UK for over 5 years. I think Nomad Capitalist will get a lot of businesses coming from the UK soon
@@morrismak becomes another US like citizen global tax wherever they are?
Wait so that applies even if you're not a citizen? How does that work?
Find a local overseas get married, get a 2nd passport if possible and leave UK for good.
There you go, tossing out facts despite the internet rumors. Been to most of these places (except Singapore) and found the Middle Eastern countries some of the friendliest, nicest safe places. Jordan was a real gem from the people to the food, though they're struggling a bit handling the influx of refugees.
How are the Middle Eastern countries, "the friendliest, nicest safe places" for women?
If USA didn't invade Muslim countries almost all countries that have Sharia law and don't have western sabotage, all have lowest crimes compared to the west. And a huge part is due to the implementation and strong adherence to Islam and it's laws ❤
UAE,Bahrain Doesn't have Sharia law.
@@Hasanaljadid no they actually do check again before lying
This is probably other rule... Where we can see positives of godly manners life 🧬
Oh there is crime….a lot….but not reported.
@@jmcfarr7207 that can be said about all countries. But oh those crimes are still fewer than those in non Muslim countries.
Leave your money in the streets of a western country or a Christian county like USA and see what happens and leave your money in the streets of a Muslim country that follows Sharia Islamic law and see what happens to your money:)
Your idea of lack of report bias will show you the truth. But will that make you leave evil and follow Islam? That is where you will find your real enemy;)
Good Video*** you may have to update this one every 6 months
Three months in South America. Never looking back.
What country, please
The Arab nations of the Persian Gulf region have been always safe as far as the crime rate.
Capital punishment ?
Not for western women
@@dixiedeville6555trust me, they are spreading their legs here in Dubai without punishment
Japan and Singapore are wonderfully safe. I hope and pray they stay strict about who can enter those countries.
Japan 🇯🇵 has its share of problems lots of em never reported esp sexual ones 😮
Overall it’s safe
Singapore is 40% immigrants
No place is safe from what’s coming.
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Wow, 900k subs already! Come on 100k more!!
Any Arab Moslem nation will imprison you for unpaid debts including credit card debt.
The reason you see Ferraris abandoned in the desert in dubai is if you are late on your debt payment your business went down, you RUN from Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait, Quatar.
Also you don't consider crime to be sex-trafficking & employers allowed to hold a foreign employees passport & they can't leave
Shhhh, none of these people care about that unfortunately...
@@DuckDonald44 I'll tell you this much, as long as bilionaires invest with no morals, I'm not gonna invest with morality in mind either.
I trade stocks all over the world as long as it's not a sanctioned country.
I was born and raised in Dubai, I am 24 years old now. At 23 I started full time work at a company here in the UAE and ended up getting my passport held simply because my parents come from a third world country. Absolutely messed up. Luckily I got rid of that job and found a much better option. Though I am really trying to move out abroad someday.
I don’t see a problem with this. It forces people to be disciplined. I love Arab countries.
Imprisoning for debt isn't gonna get their money back. In fact, the system has to spend more money. 💀
Which country citizenship would be a perfect fit for a Swiss citizen, in order to save taxes and having a second residence?
I wouldn’t recommend Chicago due to a horrendous crime rate. 2 mass shootings in a 48 hour period.
I don't think anybody would recommend Chicago
Switzerland and Luxembourg may pose financial challenges and raise concerns about dishonest brokerage practices. It is important to exercise caution and perform thorough due diligence when engaging with financial institutions in these countries. Additionally, there may be concerns about the effectiveness of the regulatory bodies, such as FINMA and CSSF, in addressing and rectifying misconduct.
I use a broker in LU, it has access to a ton of markets, what practices do you have trouble with?
Once outside of Dublin, Ireland is astoundingly safe.
Thanks for the insightful video! Your analysis really helps clarify the current economic situation.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for all your well researched information. I agree that the US is trening in a pretty bad direction, but sometimes it would be useful to categorize life quality and crime issues by each state, rather than the the US as a whole. A growing number of states and cities are turning into a banana republic when it comes to crime, corruption and powerty, but many places still offer a great lifestyle. I live in a small, prosperous town in Montana, surrounded by beautiful wilderness. Lots of wealthy individual are moving to this state.
If you removed major metropolitan cities, the crime index in the. U.S. is between 30-35 which is comparable to countries like Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Romania, Lithuania, Norway, Hungary, and Cyprus. Don't live in the big cities in the States. Live in the suburbs.
You cannot make good money in the suburbs
Great video. Thanks so much for this safety update.
Japan is just so cool!
Except for Fukushima.
Ask some Japanese women 🤐👍
And Okinawa if you are a women
11:44
"your Slovak citizenship through descent, that's actually on of the safer countries on here too and then you could live in Estonia, you could live in Slovenia" - my man changed in blink of an eye from Slovakia to Slovenia, totally different countries :) I mean you could live and work in Slovenia while being a Slovak citizen, but you must have a work contract otherwise you will be restricted to a max of 90 days as a tourist (I think the period is 90 days in a "rolling period" of 180 days). It is still way better to have a slight confusion in the presentation between Slovakia and Slovenia than between Czech Republic and Chechnya :)
Both Slovakia and Slovenia are very nice central European countries, safe. The difficulty for obtaining the citizenship would be learning the local language: Slavic family of languages (I like the Russian pronunciation the most, Slovakia, Slovenia have different pronunciation).
Safety for women, safety for taxes, safety for religious worship-christian please and non vacs would be good x
@@user-cc6nu2rn5jSingapore or UAE
Facts 👍
Of course there won't be pickpockets and thieves in a country where they chop off the hands of pickpockets and thieves.
Correct. Westerners do not know Islamic laws called Hudud
They Don't cut hands in UAE or Bahrain
That’s a good thing
Two countries not mentioned s korea and Vietnam. S korea is great for a guy. But a woman would deal with high dv, and drunken partner. And Vietnam, well overall very safe. A little iffy on freedoms, but easy to get around those topics.
Maybe Those countries aren’t tax friendly
@@Hasanaljadid well as someone who has worked and lived in both, I disagree. S korea now has a nomad visa. In addition investment and real estate visa.
As for Vietnam.... ummm, no property taxes, no yearly car fees dmv and such, no tipping. Worked 7 years s korea 5 years Vietnam. Own a condo jeju korea, built a house in cash , beachfront Vietnam. All while teaching and Making 30 to 40k a year.
As a nomad I'm not worried about murder stats. I'm worried about robberies
Boy, there's a catch phrase for 2024 if I've ever heard one. "The receipts"
Didn’t expect Armenia to be on the list. Pretty cool, learned something new!
what about Thailand and Malasyia ? Thank You
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Fabulous. Thank you so much for your videos.
Less pickpockets in countries where they cut off their hands when they catch them.. :/
Never heard of Andorra before I will look more into that country. I am not surprised about the rising and outrage crime in Western countries this has came from years of lack of enforcing the law and always allowing certain people to slip through the cracks. Kind of like how western countries aren't good with customer service because they just don't want to deal with people. So the police in Western countries have caught the same behavior they just don't want to deal with criminals anymore so the end result is chaos and disfunction.
safety or illusion of safety? Not going to mention which country, but some of the countries on the list simply don't allow the news and media reporting on the crime actually happening in the country. What is more dangerous? Being unsafe or illusion of safety?
Facts
Japan 🇯🇵 being one which I know personally
How are the Middle Eastern countries, "the friendliest, nicest safe places" for women? In Southern Italy I literally shoked local men because I spoke to them as an equal. They couldn't comprehend it. I wonder how long I'd last in a Middle Eastern country.
Gulf countries
If you intend to come to South America keep in mind there are many groups of people from different nations already living here so you could ask them about similarities with your own country.
Also right now the dollar is worth around 150% more than usual as people are hoarding it.
Hua Hin Thailand is extremely safe. (Buddhist) only $700 year retirement visa through private agency.
Black Mountain is the spot. Nov. through April is very nice weather.
USA now unsafe. Santa Claus will probably get his ass kicked this December.
😅😅😅
Totally agree. Is there no honor amongst thieves anymore ?!
i am from Belgium i noticed some regions have extreme crime and other regions have almost none .and by regions i mean small areas like towns or neighbourhoods. it seems like most criminals don't like to move around much they are impulsive people and don't plan their crimes. but the places with high crime are places that are hard to avoid like train stations and big cities. and its spreading there used to be places that were safe 10ish years ago that are dangerous now. like this was this place not far from were i live that used to be quite funny since you had a lot of very conservative Christian old people and a lot of very conservative Muslims living there making things quite strange but now the old people are gone and the crime got out of control.
Andrew how are things in the Scandinavian countries? How are taxes there, please do a video! ❤
Vietnam is very safe for foreigners. Been here 10 years, never felt threatened. Violent crime against Westerners is unheard of.
can you smoke we&d there?
@@andrewkyriacou1922 yes, i lived there and no problems
@@GodiscomingBhappy wow!! That’s all you had to say playa! I’m on my way!
Thanks Andrew!!
Shocked to not see Poland on the list.
Can I have the link to this list? I want to show my family and friends. I've been trying to tell them for 3 years now
how much money do i need too make per month, to start looking about this investiments and citizenship in other countries to escape taxes?
Thanks for mentioning my beloved Vanuatu🇻🇺 . Most small islands are peaceful and less populated.
The biggest threat to the islands is Mother Nature. Their remote locations keep most away (in regards to relocating).
Low population, more peace (in most cases).
1.) Japan
Ask some Japanese women 🤐👍
Albuquerque, NM is a High crime, lawless, wild, wild west state.
Who would of thought that the country where the laws are the main crime wouldn't be safe for average citizens? US to the core.
Avoid Asia and Africa. Unfortunately England Sweden France and Germany also joined the danger zone
Why Asia?
Pls YES SOME PARTS OF AFRICA
TANZANIA 🇹🇿 ❤
UGANDA 🇺🇬 ❤
NO VACS MANDATES
NO LEGISLATION LIKE CALIFORNIA 1955 ok 👍
I seen the Travel Risk Summary from Texas A&M It shows what countries to avoid and why But they don’t show where in the USA to avoid Saudi Arabia is on the list but it’s more like be aware of your surroundings which is better than the USA
Do you have any information on the exclusive Venezuelan Gang Suites of Aurora Colorado?
To much faux news for you