I've spent a couple years researching the topic of living/investing overseas. I'm currently working on becoming a citizen of Italy through ancestry via my wife. I've spent countless hours researching this topic, mostly focusing on where we want to live when I renounce my citizenship in the US. Had I found your website earlier I would have saved valuable, wasted hours. Thank you for your service. Clearly you have vetted much of the information that I've been stumbling through and shared it here on your website for free. You are appreciated.
@@centrafrique9252 well a few years ago it used to be around 800 to renounce and an exit interview BUT uncle sam noticed alot of expats heading for the exit and raised the price go figure !
Frankly, I want a country with friendly and happy residents. Regardless of other factors. If the local residents are happy then they're probably safe and have enough income to keep them content.
Excellent topic, glad you are covering the topics of personal (violent crime and medical) and financial safety. These are the critical factors in determining an overseas location. One topic you should cover more closely in the future is the country's adherence to the rule of law in terms of corruption, in other words are your property rights respected or do you have to worry about having them appropriated/ stolen from you with a sketchy legal system that won't operate to protect you?
Hi fr overtaxed NYC metro area...Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA....don't forget the most expensive private individual healthcare! $900 a month & $10,000 yearly deductible...B4 the insurance company pays U a $1 towards URE healthcare bill!! (that;s the FIRST dollar reimbursed 2 U !!...lol...) & it starts over again every year...that O'Bummer does NOT care health Insurance...
I haven’t heard anything about the quality of healthcare in countries during you presentations. Knowing about low taxes and low crime is great but it would be beneficial to know how the countries rate in terms of quality healthcare.
I think a lot of countries have better health care than the US. You just pay a lot for it. But it's not the best quality you get. Trust me. If you are used to American health insurance, than you can live actually anywhere. You just can pay directly. You don't need an insurance. You just pay for what you want.
Brazil used to be like that! Then they said the variants, the variants. I think the media is told to target countries where people might believe in freedom and then say the cases have spiked. USA also too many cases. COVID19 is BS.
@@lorenk.775 First, Russia has a very low crime rate. And secondly, Russia is a huge continent, with a climate ranging from polar to subtropical. There are regions in which there is no winter at all.
For myself, I live in Canada (have ciizenship) but I'd probably just go to my birth country of *Barbados* and continue my business there and start new ventures as well. Maybe start off with a 6-month split between the 2 countries. I feel safe there too.
Living in Panama. Best decision I have made. Surfing with my wife and teenage kids several days a week! Left Canada during all the noise in Canada in 2021.
Andorra good if you like the snow and mountains... Major drawback : it's an enclave. Also keep in mind the nearest airport is very far away which is not very convenient for a 'nomad capitalist' !
@@tracysample6942 Can always have good insurance plans. Canadian free health is not as good as you think anymore. Too many people came in too fast. The system was never ready for such an influx.
Utterly brilliant presentation/walkthrough of the facts - Andrew, you're a bangingly knowledgeable, unbiased, clear and effective communicator. I now have so many questions that I'm going to purchase your book and check back asap 🎖🎖🎖
Hey Andrew, you rarely if ever mention Japan on your channel. While city living is, especially in Tokyo, extraordinarily expensive, you can get rural housing for dirt cheap, and there are absolutely no restrictions for buying if you are a foreigner. It does not come with a residence permit, but with most passports you are entitled to 180 days per year at 90 day intervals visa free anyway, and for someone applying the trifecta method this is all according to the plan. And of course, if you do not hold a residence permit, you pay no taxes on foreign sourced income. If we are talking about safe places, it is clear that Japan is the absolutely number 1 in the world when it comes to safety, in any regard. You of course are an outspoken city-dweller, but there are also us who prefer peace and quiet away from metropolises.
I’m from Baltimore and, literally, had two white guys take $500 in a non armed stick up two blocks from the beach. They said they had a gun, but I never saw it
I am a smallish guy, slight build and I have lived in both Russia and Ukraine for over 20 years, I have never had a personal safety issue at any time day or night, drunk or sober.
Yes, most dangerous thing is pensioner widows with their cups out.)) I have never heard anyone complain about murders, but Russia does have some bad suicide stats.
As someone who's lived in Panama City (2006-2008), I would agree with what Andrew says. You do have to avoid certain areas (e.g. San Miguelito) but otherwise the criminal classes leave you alone. Unlike in Canada, where I'm from, you'll have criminals entering the "well-to-do" areas ... it's not like that in PC. However, I did have the opportunity to visit Uruguay and I would rate that above Panama, esp now with the new residency programs they have there. For all you single guys, Uruguay has absolutely beautiful women and if you're looking to start a family with such a woman, they're well educated there as well (i.e. passing on their higher education genes), as education is free right up to Ph.D. level! Also, I think it's the only Latin American country where you'll go to jail if you bribe police officers. I've had to do that in Panama, Costa Rica, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia. But I was forewarned not to do that with Uruguayan police (good thing too because I was stopped by them in a routine checkpoint) ... so I'm passing on that warning to all of you now.
There's no such thing as "higher education genes" 😂. That's outright insane, it's based purely on environment, same with the children, they might be smarter on average but only because they are around someone who is smart and thus their also more likely to receive a higher quality life & education due to a higher average income level.
Wearing a $50,000 watch in Barcelona is just begging to be robbed. Being an ultra high net worth individual doesn't mean you shouldn't have a little street smarts.
Romania: 1% Corporate tax for revenues under 1 Million Euros and 5% Dividend Tax with a population which speaks English just fine in the major cities. The best you can get in Europe.
Careful, in Switzerland there's an annual tax on your assets. Its height depends on the region ("Kanton") you are living in. Can be up to 1% on your assets per year!
Safest country ive ever lived in was Belize, as long as you steer clear of the tourist traps and cities i never had any issues with locals or foreign tourists.
The problem I have with Southern South America is that while I would want to live there from May to September, their residency rules force you to either live there for at least 10 months (Uruguay and Chile) or pay nearly 400K USD for Residence By Investment (Uruguay)
What about handicapped accessible countries? Lot of people who have made some money can't run up and down flights of stairs. Yeah, you can fix your own place and get around some in a car, but many of these places expect people to do a lot of going up and down stairs to get around.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THIS!!! I wonder if countries with “low cases” are just testing less and using a lower cycle threshold for the PCR test? I am not concerned about the risks of Covid... overall very low death rate. I am concerned about the response and want somewhere where you can live free with no mandates!!!
Worth noting is that some countries are more accurate in reporting crine statistics than others. Just because a country looks safe on paper does not mean there is not lots of unreported crime
liive in Vientianne, Laos....12mins over the bridge to Thailand...& ambulances R accepted fr Laos to Thailand hospitals there...beautiful lovely gentle ppL....houses R gorgeous...rent is cheaper than other parts of Asia....& U can also vacay in Bali Indonesia & stay 6 months on social visa....I'd stay away fr Sri Lanka w/ their weird laws & escalating a bit crime...etc......
Since 2017, I have visited most of the countries mentiones here and stayed for a few weeks to a couple of months. Only crime I encountered was being drugged, kidnapped and robbed in Salento - a little village in the coffee growing mountains of Colombia. They used the infamous scopalamine drug that knocks you out, yet you still appear completely functional and coherent. No problems in my two months in Cartagena, Medellin, or Armenia - just the little tourist town of 10,000 people in the mountains...
Fun Fact: Although it is one of the most popular attractions of the Principality, no Monégasque citizen can actually enter or play at the Famous Monaco casino. Something to consider if your thinking of Monaco.
Your so right "brand name countries" in new Zealand crime is so high, gangs and youth, statistic is not discussed because so much crime is not investigated.
7:05 Georgia is a very poor country. We have our currency "GEL". Tourists sell the dealer and buy GEL. The dollar exchange rate is high for example 1 dollar is 3.11 GEL. So everything is cheap for you 😁😊 Here the store consultant has a salary of 350 Gel...
I need to buy the book. However, I'm looking for a digital list of countries with taxes, safety, cost of foods per kilogram, health and fitness choices, cultural interests, human rights, friends and family and inclusion in society.
Thank you for the excellent video! Does it make sense to live in Jersey if I make 2K to 3K per month? Or is too expensive? Should I aim for the Caribbean instead?
I LOVE Your YT Videos. Here’s The Thing, I Absolutely HATE Monaco...Actually, I Find It Detestable. So Plastic & Fake....Lacks Soul. I Didn’t Mind Paying £1,500 Per Night For a Small Suite By The Ocean; I HAD The Money. But I Felt NOTHING; No Pleasure Or Fulfilment. Left After 3 Days, Happily Forfeiting My Pre-Paid Hotel. A Tiny Village In Portugal €180 Per Night Was So Much More Enriching & Naturally Stunning. Great Architecture & Healthy Farm-To-Table Nutrition. Keep Monaco..NON, MERCI.
Same - I was deeply disappointed when I visited Monaco. It felt icky, in the way a slimy car salesman feels icky. I'd planned on staying for a week but ended up leaving after 24 hours and heading to Eze.
@@CosmicSeeker69 Quite nice as well. No income tax on dividends and interest. Only a 17% "defense contribution " which you get an exemption from for 17 years
New outro? Nice... As to the topic, almost anyplace is safer than most major cities in the US...and a lot of rural areas in the US as well (Rural areas? Yes...there is a growing problem with meth and oxycontin).
Agreed. I live in Alabama. It seems to be less safe than it used to. Things have changed for the worst. You won't get robbed on the streets, granted, but you might get gunned down by stray bullets from thugs, or killed by dangerous drivers of which we have them in the thousands here. Just this week in a college city, thugs started shooting around. This is absolutely insane!
I want monetary safety and liquidity. Where do we get treated the best for that? I'm so accustomed to American banking and investment I'm afraid to leave . But i need and want to .
Recommend you scroll thru Andrews videos, lots of options to consider. Be wise, but dont let fear stop you!!! ;) im heading to Thailand first, then others in southeast asia.
@@Carolinapetroska U got that right! I know ppL that ran outta there w/their "FREE" life! VS 7 years in jail when the cops did 1 swoop....& took....= EVERYBODY & threw 'EM in jail just for "bein' there at he scene!...that's scary NO LAW L ...of a place! Bar none...!....They were cryin' soo baaaad!...had to know a person that knows the top person (THAT'S RIGHT!!!) in the country to GETOUTTAJAIL FREE CARD !
I love Costa Rica and I definitely spend a lot of time there but you really need to watch out over there. At a rate of 13.5 murders per 100.000 its higher than most African countries that you wouldn't bat an eye when thinking of moving there (Ivory Coast, Uganda, Nigeria). So ok... but there but... be safe.
I came here for the purple velvet smoking jacket, rock it like a boss, Andrew 👍🏻
All that's missing is a Cuban cigar.
Andrew & Marc Rebillet 💣
@@margyiphillips4931 and a glass of Scotch.
Shill me a housecoat
I believe that’s the hotel’s bathrobe
I've decided to shop where I am treated best and have changed the stores I shop at and feel much better! Thank you
I've spent a couple years researching the topic of living/investing overseas. I'm currently working on becoming a citizen of Italy through ancestry via my wife. I've spent countless hours researching this topic, mostly focusing on where we want to live when I renounce my citizenship in the US. Had I found your website earlier I would have saved valuable, wasted hours. Thank you for your service. Clearly you have vetted much of the information that I've been stumbling through and shared it here on your website for free. You are appreciated.
Dan i hope you know the government has their hand out when you renounce 2500 usd for the privilege
@@jameshughes3241 Good thing to bring up. The way I look at it is that's even more of a reason to leave.
@@centrafrique9252 well a few years ago it used to be around 800 to renounce and an exit interview BUT uncle sam noticed alot of expats heading for the exit and raised the price go figure !
I just love this channel!!! I can only DREAM about leaving Los Angeles!!!!! Living vicariously through you! Thanks!!!!!!!!
320K subscribers ..... congratulations! Well deserved. A thank you from the Algarve.
Thank you very much!
Frankly, I want a country with friendly and happy residents. Regardless of other factors. If the local residents are happy then they're probably safe and have enough income to keep them content.
Found it. Turkey, antalya. The entire region
Isle ❤of Man 😊fab people, beautiful country side , great food ! 🥘
Excellent topic, glad you are covering the topics of personal (violent crime and medical) and financial safety. These are the critical factors in determining an overseas location.
One topic you should cover more closely in the future is the country's adherence to the rule of law in terms of corruption, in other words are your property rights respected or do you have to worry about having them appropriated/ stolen from you with a sketchy legal system that won't operate to protect you?
Corruption in places where you don’t think it exists, they only made it legal . So what is the the difference?
Great video, my personal favorites are the UAE, Singapore & Switzerland
Russia
@@Szymusz true but that's also up to oneself isn't it
Video quality and frequency of upload is increasing day by day. 👍❤️👏
Thank you Andrew. You made many excellent suggestions. The USSA is NOT safe....and outrageous taxes.
Glad it was helpful!
Agreed, spelling a little strange isn't it USSR,
United States Socialist Republic.
@@robertfalconer5054 it's a fusion of USA and USSR
Hi fr overtaxed NYC metro area...Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA....don't forget the most expensive private individual healthcare! $900 a month & $10,000 yearly deductible...B4 the insurance company pays U a $1 towards URE healthcare bill!! (that;s the FIRST dollar reimbursed 2 U !!...lol...) & it starts over again every year...that O'Bummer does NOT care health Insurance...
I haven’t heard anything about the quality of healthcare in countries during you presentations. Knowing about low taxes and low crime is great but it would be beneficial to know how the countries rate in terms of quality healthcare.
If you want healthcare stay out of latin america and asia
very good point! I hope Andrew addresses this inquiry
We know the healthcare in the US is pretty grim. Lots of “intervention “ (whether it’s necessary or not ) .. and poor outcomes.
I think a lot of countries have better health care than the US. You just pay a lot for it. But it's not the best quality you get. Trust me. If you are used to American health insurance, than you can live actually anywhere. You just can pay directly. You don't need an insurance. You just pay for what you want.
Andrew non COVID 19 restriction countries need to be the next video.
Absolutely!
Agreed
Brazil used to be like that! Then they said the variants, the variants. I think the media is told to target countries where people might believe in freedom and then say the cases have spiked. USA also too many cases. COVID19 is BS.
@@anonymous-zp9ze exactly, now India variants! but friends living there say it's fine.
@@anthonydmorse no, India is horrible. In my personal circle, I hear news of 10s of people falling sick and 1 or 2 deaths every week.
Thank you for opening my eyes to the world🤩
the safest country with low taxes is Russia.
@@lorenk.775 First, Russia has a very low crime rate. And secondly, Russia is a huge continent, with a climate ranging from polar to subtropical. There are regions in which there is no winter at all.
Can you do a video of the most dangerous low tax countries. Safety is not for me I'm a man of adventure.
Ukraine, somewhere near the occupied part. Quite dangerous and you can get 5% tax.
@@Timithos the safest and best country is Russia.
I hear Somalia is a libertarian paradise.
@@Albert1872. It's not it has at least 3 different governing bodies fighting for control that's furthest thing from libertarian.
@@dan2montana I like this idea
Enjoy your vids. Very informative. I haven't heard you address a 'anti-vax (covid) refugee strategy'.
For myself, I live in Canada (have ciizenship) but I'd probably just go to my birth country of *Barbados* and continue my business there and start new ventures as well. Maybe start off with a 6-month split between the 2 countries. I feel safe there too.
Best safety gem list.
Thank you all nomadcapitalist team.
Im getting “Kingsman” vibes lmao 🤣. Great content though 💸
Nailed it. 💯 💯
I thought the same 🤔💭
Loved the compilation. Definetly helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
You are really the best well researched information
Living in Panama. Best decision I have made.
Surfing with my wife and teenage kids several days a week!
Left Canada during all the noise in Canada in 2021.
This is very cool, concise thanks !
Andorra good if you like the snow and mountains... Major drawback : it's an enclave. Also keep in mind the nearest airport is very far away which is not very convenient for a 'nomad capitalist' !
Malaysia is easily top 20 safe and low tax countries in South East Asia + easy access to Singapore for offshore stock market investors!
Come to Canada to fall in crazy debt forever !!!
Stay in America and be forced into medical bankruptcy.
Yes dont want to retire in Canada or USA they got Turdo to the north a commie Biden in the US
I am from Paraguay there are nice places away from the city very peaceful and still cheap.
@@tracysample6942 Can always have good insurance plans. Canadian free health is not as good as you think anymore. Too many people came in too fast. The system was never ready for such an influx.
Yo Haris, which province would be the best place to move to?
Utterly brilliant presentation/walkthrough of the facts - Andrew, you're a bangingly knowledgeable, unbiased, clear and effective communicator. I now have so many questions that I'm going to purchase your book and check back asap 🎖🎖🎖
Chile...startin 2 sound really good...Hi fr overtaxed NYC metro area...Litchfield County, CT, USA....then hang out in Nicaragua....
Absolutely love the content. Thank you very much 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
That was really well edited. Bravo.
Great content! Thank you for sharing.
I adore this video. Thank you it was excellent
Hey Andrew, you rarely if ever mention Japan on your channel. While city living is, especially in Tokyo, extraordinarily expensive, you can get rural housing for dirt cheap, and there are absolutely no restrictions for buying if you are a foreigner. It does not come with a residence permit, but with most passports you are entitled to 180 days per year at 90 day intervals visa free anyway, and for someone applying the trifecta method this is all according to the plan. And of course, if you do not hold a residence permit, you pay no taxes on foreign sourced income. If we are talking about safe places, it is clear that Japan is the absolutely number 1 in the world when it comes to safety, in any regard. You of course are an outspoken city-dweller, but there are also us who prefer peace and quiet away from metropolises.
If I could live my life again … I’d look for a Japanese wife ! Utterly lovely, a good sense of humour, smart and elegant.
Lol, me any my buddy got our backpack stolen in Barcelona and we were streetwise New Yorkers. Those thieves in Spain are good at their craft.
wow!.........
I’m from Baltimore and, literally, had two white guys take $500 in a non armed stick up two blocks from the beach. They said they had a gun, but I never saw it
How embarrassing.. I thought New York had the best criminals in the world 😂🤔
@@valeriehancotte-galan4790 just violent, no skills
Love your perspective!
So glad!
I am a fan Andrew, still working on my Trifecta.
I am a smallish guy, slight build and I have lived in both Russia and Ukraine for over 20 years, I have never had a personal safety issue at any time day or night, drunk or sober.
Yes, most dangerous thing is pensioner widows with their cups out.)) I have never heard anyone complain about murders, but Russia does have some bad suicide stats.
Another fantastic vid, thank you ~
Красивая Грузия! Sweet Georgia Wine! I'm in love with this country!
What do you really like about Georgia?
1. Monaco
2. Andorra
3. Switzerland
4. Island of Jersey
5. Portugal
6. Georgia
7. Qatar
8. UAE
So many good clips, you def put in the work here ;)
Appreciate it
Love your style and heavy truth you throw
Fantastic video andrew, liked!
Many thanks!
Excellent Thank you!
Thanks for the list!
Would you make a video on good career choices for people who want to become nomad capitalists?
What about Montenegro and Bulgaria. Low cost of living and low taxation. Agree with Uruguay
There it is again: The 40€-Hamburger. Must have been a traumatic fastfood incident for our host.
😂
who wouldn't be
He said 41€ :)
That's the third time, he also mentioned it in his book, 😁
LOL, I though NZ's $14 Carls Jr burger was scary !
As someone who's lived in Panama City (2006-2008), I would agree with what Andrew says. You do have to avoid certain areas (e.g. San Miguelito) but otherwise the criminal classes leave you alone. Unlike in Canada, where I'm from, you'll have criminals entering the "well-to-do" areas ... it's not like that in PC. However, I did have the opportunity to visit Uruguay and I would rate that above Panama, esp now with the new residency programs they have there.
For all you single guys, Uruguay has absolutely beautiful women and if you're looking to start a family with such a woman, they're well educated there as well (i.e. passing on their higher education genes), as education is free right up to Ph.D. level! Also, I think it's the only Latin American country where you'll go to jail if you bribe police officers. I've had to do that in Panama, Costa Rica, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia. But I was forewarned not to do that with Uruguayan police (good thing too because I was stopped by them in a routine checkpoint) ... so I'm passing on that warning to all of you now.
thank you, is there any special matriminial agency there? and can we do a mariage contract?
Has the wef gotten to Uruguay like they seem to have with Argentina?
There's no such thing as "higher education genes" 😂. That's outright insane, it's based purely on environment, same with the children, they might be smarter on average but only because they are around someone who is smart and thus their also more likely to receive a higher quality life & education due to a higher average income level.
Wearing a $50,000 watch in Barcelona is just begging to be robbed. Being an ultra high net worth individual doesn't mean you shouldn't have a little street smarts.
I thought EU was safe(?)
@@mela6046 Hahahaha. 😅😅😅😅
Holy Purple Smoking Jacket Batman! Are the bunnies in the hot tub or Grotto?
Both
No doubt!
He's hug hefferner Jr
Actually , my wife is looking for one for me on her phone now !!!!
Love your videos, very helpful for planning my tax's
Enjoyed the ending theme music, nice☺️
Romania: 1% Corporate tax for revenues under 1 Million Euros and 5% Dividend Tax with a population which speaks English just fine in the major cities. The best you can get in Europe.
I am here now
@@Flbari Yes, I have no idea why people don't talk about Romania when it is hands down the best option out there right now, especially in EU.
@@brandevise and more freedom than lager germany. But Romania is bad to be an employee, Germany is Better for employee not for Independent people
@@Flbari Amen! That's true. The employees are taxed at 45% in Romania which is insane. For companies it is good, for employees it is bad.
@@brandevise 45% tax for all levels of income as an employee?
Outstanding video Andrew.
Careful, in Switzerland there's an annual tax on your assets. Its height depends on the region ("Kanton") you are living in. Can be up to 1% on your assets per year!
Safest country ive ever lived in was Belize, as long as you steer clear of the tourist traps and cities i never had any issues with locals or foreign tourists.
Even though El Salvador cities aren't as safe, some of the beach towns there like El Tunco are extremely safe and dirt cheap to live
Thanks for nice information
So nice of you
@@nomadcapitalist move to Georgia 🇬🇪 soon. Thanks
As you were going through the continents I thought you might mention Africa and if so I was wondering if Mauritius (or the Seychelles ) would appear.
Love your channel
Just discovered your channel, quite nice contents, I enjoyed the video :) looking forward for the next
Welcome aboard!
Good job...
Tax from indonesia watching... 👍
The problem I have with Southern South America is that while I would want to live there from May to September, their residency rules force you to either live there for at least 10 months (Uruguay and Chile) or pay nearly 400K USD for Residence By Investment (Uruguay)
What about handicapped accessible countries? Lot of people who have made some money can't run up and down flights of stairs. Yeah, you can fix your own place and get around some in a car, but many of these places expect people to do a lot of going up and down stairs to get around.
Bruh u are very honest top content on youtube
Andrew is a great guy
Safety is overrated. Government oppression is a bigger worry.
Or vice versa
Thailand here 10 years, Inbdonesia 2 years, Singapore 10 years. All good.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THIS!!! I wonder if countries with “low cases” are just testing less and using a lower cycle threshold for the PCR test? I am not concerned about the risks of Covid... overall very low death rate. I am concerned about the response and want somewhere where you can live free with no mandates!!!
You found something?????
I’m pretty sure that’s not his area of expertise.
Please make a video for people who Live on their yachts. countries with best marinas Cruising waters etc. Thanks
Awesome content
Worth noting is that some countries are more accurate in reporting crine statistics than others. Just because a country looks safe on paper does not mean there is not lots of unreported crime
Thanks!
I'm really interested into moving to South America, South East Asia and/or some islands ^^
liive in Vientianne, Laos....12mins over the bridge to Thailand...& ambulances R accepted fr Laos to Thailand hospitals there...beautiful lovely gentle ppL....houses R gorgeous...rent is cheaper than other parts of Asia....& U can also vacay in Bali Indonesia & stay 6 months on social visa....I'd stay away fr Sri Lanka w/ their weird laws & escalating a bit crime...etc......
Since 2017, I have visited most of the countries mentiones here and stayed for a few weeks to a couple of months. Only crime I encountered was being drugged, kidnapped and robbed in Salento - a little village in the coffee growing mountains of Colombia. They used the infamous scopalamine drug that knocks you out, yet you still appear completely functional and coherent. No problems in my two months in Cartagena, Medellin, or Armenia - just the little tourist town of 10,000 people in the mountains...
So only a minor kidnapping incident then lol
@@Albert1872. shit happens, right?
Andrew! I love your jacket!! Who made it? I want to buy one for myself. It's AWESOME.
this guys lighting is MADDDDD!!!
Fun Fact: Although it is one of the most popular attractions of the Principality, no Monégasque citizen can actually enter or play at the Famous Monaco casino. Something to consider if your thinking of Monaco.
Thank You
Thanks
New sub here! Great channel!!!
Thanks for subbing
Your so right "brand name countries" in new Zealand crime is so high, gangs and youth, statistic is not discussed because so much crime is not investigated.
If I won the lotto I would spilt time between Switzerland and St. Barts.
I agree
Yeah. I love the European vibe of Switzerland with those stunning mountains 🏔😲
Awesome 😊😎 as always 👍👍
All people would have to do is look at the stats. Numbers don't lie. Thank you Andrew.
It's always nice to have choices, leaning towards So. E. Asia
7:05 Georgia is a very poor country. We have our currency "GEL". Tourists sell the dealer and buy GEL. The dollar exchange rate is high for example 1 dollar is 3.11 GEL. So everything is cheap for you 😁😊 Here the store consultant has a salary of 350 Gel...
I need to buy the book. However, I'm looking for a digital list of countries with taxes, safety, cost of foods per kilogram, health and fitness choices, cultural interests, human rights, friends and family and inclusion in society.
Good Video
that robe is ON POINT!
Thank you for the excellent video!
Does it make sense to live in Jersey if I make 2K to 3K per month? Or is too expensive?
Should I aim for the Caribbean instead?
Chile....safest ....& Nicaragua...to hangout now & then....
Now way you can live there on that. Property alone is VERY expensive.
I LOVE Your YT Videos. Here’s The Thing, I Absolutely HATE Monaco...Actually, I Find It Detestable. So Plastic & Fake....Lacks Soul. I Didn’t Mind Paying £1,500 Per Night For a Small Suite By The Ocean; I HAD The Money. But I Felt NOTHING; No Pleasure Or Fulfilment. Left After 3 Days, Happily Forfeiting My Pre-Paid Hotel. A Tiny Village In Portugal €180 Per Night Was So Much More Enriching & Naturally Stunning. Great Architecture & Healthy Farm-To-Table Nutrition. Keep Monaco..NON, MERCI.
Same - I was deeply disappointed when I visited Monaco. It felt icky, in the way a slimy car salesman feels icky. I'd planned on staying for a week but ended up leaving after 24 hours and heading to Eze.
You're so right. Totally agree.
Intelligent guy, who can talk that long on any subject!
So nice from you, Thanks 😍
Thoughts on Cyprus?
Thx❤️
I feel perfectly safe there. One of the lowest crime rates within the EU.
@@CosmicSeeker69 Quite nice as well. No income tax on dividends and interest. Only a 17% "defense contribution " which you get an exemption from for 17 years
Stunning attire
New outro? Nice...
As to the topic, almost anyplace is safer than most major cities in the US...and a lot of rural areas in the US as well (Rural areas? Yes...there is a growing problem with meth and oxycontin).
Agreed.
I live in Alabama. It seems to be less safe than it used to. Things have changed for the worst. You won't get robbed on the streets, granted, but you might get gunned down by stray bullets from thugs, or killed by dangerous drivers of which we have them in the thousands here. Just this week in a college city, thugs started shooting around. This is absolutely insane!
Andrew, love your videos - thanks for all the hard work! Any comment on the G20 pledging to further a global tax?
Yep Spain has a problem with theft.
I was shocked you mentioned Australia ! But ...yes you are correct, the figures are not good.
Can you do a video about South Africa? Government, companies, potential etc
I want monetary safety and liquidity. Where do we get treated the best for that? I'm so accustomed to American banking and investment I'm afraid to leave . But i need and want to .
You can invest in US equities while abroad, but it won't change your tax bill on those investments.
Recommend you scroll thru Andrews videos, lots of options to consider. Be wise, but dont let fear stop you!!! ;) im heading to Thailand first, then others in southeast asia.
Excellent video as always Andrew!
As in , the banks safety nets .
I'm coming from Jamaica, almost anywhere else would feel safe 😂
lol except in the DR
I agree .. traveled to Jamaica and not in a sandals resort... Scary as shit!
why?....there R tv commercials to vacay there.....& it looks sooo pretty !
Hi fr Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA
@@Carolinapetroska U got that right! I know ppL that ran outta there w/their "FREE" life! VS 7 years in jail when the cops did 1 swoop....& took....= EVERYBODY & threw 'EM in jail just for "bein' there at he scene!...that's scary NO LAW L ...of a place! Bar none...!....They were cryin' soo baaaad!...had to know a person that knows the top person (THAT'S RIGHT!!!) in the country to GETOUTTAJAIL FREE CARD !
May b its the weed in jm that makes it less safe
I love Costa Rica and I definitely spend a lot of time there but you really need to watch out over there. At a rate of 13.5 murders per 100.000 its higher than most African countries that you wouldn't bat an eye when thinking of moving there (Ivory Coast, Uganda, Nigeria).
So ok... but there but... be safe.