Literally got on the plane and left three years ago lol. Its pretty simple. Now im living between philippines and mexico. Now im headed back to the Philippines next weekend. Get your passport and go. Stop thinking so hard.
We got on a plane end left USA almost 3 years ago. We live in Costa Rica permanently as residents and we have never looked back. Our lives are much better and healthier physically and mentally 🙏❤️!!
I made the decision to leave Canada permanently about a year ago, as I saw no future for myself there, and I'm currently living in Costa Rica. I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's definitely much better. Nice weather, great food, friendly people, no mass immigration, no "wokeness", and honestly just a better quality of life overall. I'm looking forward to exploring other countries, but I don't plan on ever going back to Canada. I'm in my early 20s and I don't want to be a debt slave and work in a depressing country for the rest of my life. So for those who are considering leaving and can afford it, do it. Life is just too short.
Stay mobile. That’s the message I take from this channel. If you are thinking you can go anywhere in the world and live forever that’s not reality. Andrew is right that places like the USA are heading in the wrong direction. At the same time many countries are changing direction as often as I change my socks. Argentina just went from socialist to libertarian overnight. Stay mobile.
Totally agree with you. Don't become attached to wherever you are because things can change overnight. You soon realize that "home" is wherever you are.
However, then you become a slave to the rental markets and "gringo gouging." We do want to have a place to live in places we want to return to. When everyone in your new host country sees foreigners as an ATM on legs, and charge you 2x or 3x the rates, you start to lose the geo-arbitrage advantage you came for. We did buy in Argentina. Hoping that it turns out to be a good long term choice. Regardless, we know where we like to live, but don't want to pay $2000 a month for a little apartment because the locals want to stick it to foreigners.
Great advise. I wasn't planning to move out of the US for a few years, but I knew that Mexico was going to be where I relocated. I would visit at least 3-4 times a year, come home and then book another trip. I was able to build a community there and this was the next logical step. 2023 hit, my position at my job was removed and I found myself thinking I can either wait for the 'right moment' or move. So I did. Months later, I don't regret it one bit, I just wish I moved sooner.
"..you're gonna see who your friends are." Very true, your "fake" friends will likely revile you for leaving the country for greener pastures and calling you things like traitor, etc. Your true friends will wish you the best and maybe follow you on your journey.
Your videos are very informative and thank you. I am retired and have both US and EE citizenship. I am in the process of deciding to move permanently to Europe and sell my house in Texas. However I have heard that banks in the US are not receptive to someone not living in the US and demand closure of accounts. Is it true and do you know of a way to keep an address in the US that will keep the financial institutions happy like UPS mailboxes etc.
Well, being thorough is nearly always a good thing and this list certainly qualifies as that. Don't know if I'd do every one of these but it's a great checklist adds a couple of things I'd not thought of. Keep up the good work Andrew, we're planning our getaway "soon" and your videos are a super resource!
Can you please do a video on where to consider having a retirement home in a warm/hot climate? Specifically for those with a US and EU (Italian) passport. (Dual citizen) Would also love to continue to legally work and not pay half of net in taxes!
Choosing to depart before one's freedom is compromised is wise. Yet, it's perplexing how people from regions like the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Central Africa long for their homelands upon migrating to Western nations, even though their countries didn't offer the freedom and economic opportunities they sought.
People in those regions have strong family ties, religion and culture. In Europe/US its an atheistic, materialistic nothingness which crushes your soul. Now you know why.
@@toomanysecrets7121 The US is a great place for thieves and criminals. You can be President and steal from the people and no one will chop your hands off. For those who have the means and don't want to be under the boot of authoritarian mafia, it's a great time to GTFO. Mussolini makde the trains run on time, but you don't ant to be living there under such rule.
Any idea where the best places to move that would be LEAST likely to impose medical mandates (vaccines) would be. Leaning towards Costa Rica but can find any good intel. Thanks!
I'll give my 2 cents, but Mexico was the only country to stay open to anyone coming or leaving during the entire pandemic and did not mandate vaccines or masks. However, private businesses could mandate masks and individual citizens could wear them anywhere they wished. Overall many street vendors never recovered from a loss of income over one month of not being able to work to help keep people off the streets. But the city is over 100% back to normal now, and they vowed to never shut down street vendors again.
I moved my work online and left Camada just over a year ago. No looking back as it continues to crumble. Ive had the chance to check out Mexico, Ecuador, Georgia, Turkey, Albania, Bulgaria and a couple more. I can confirm everything on this channel is true. There are better places out there. To all the fellow Camadians who watch, take the jump and just go. You wont regret it.
@Nomad Capitalist I hope you get to read this, I like your videos but am starting to see no point on watching them as the target audience seems to be the wealthy people :( Is there options for the low to medium class people to get out or no hope for us :( Thank you
@@houseportraitscalligraphy7474 thank's for sharing, it be nice to have option for the low to medium class people to move. For example looking into brazil seem very affordable to live also turkey but when looking i try to look at tropical location . thank you
I love your videos. Thank you so much to share all your knowledge with us. I already made my first steps to invest overseas, thanks to you Mr. Henderson.
Can u do some program on people who are Indian origin but have US passport , so they want to move to India using OCI route and need to know tax implications, banking aspect, insurance etc so that people can prepare for possible new world order
But as an american, let's say I'm just a regular guy and I'm not rich. Let's say that I have a remote job and I'm trying to give up my citizenship. What happens if I lose my job? I will no longer be eligible to make US dollars correct? Therefore I can't leverage the currency anymore
This came just in time because my amazing Ukrainian girlfriend and I are looking into relocating to either Croatia, Montenegro or Finland. You’re the man Andrew, cheers! 🤛🏻
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@@nomadcapitalist hi thank you so much to reply i Am italian i have passport in looking country to moove my company bcs taxes i saw u rank Sri Lanka 30 regarding taxes not bad. How much cost a full consultation can u help me but i have a small company
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"Going on a tour your first year": I live in Ecuador. Ecuador is very different North to South East to West.... Both climate and communities. There are places that are heavenly and there are hellish places. You need to look around. Rent, don't buy. Take your time.
It can be magnificent. Depends on what you like. With the old dolar blue, you'd double your purchasing power if you brought USD. Meaning restaurants are 1/5 the price of the US. Food shopping can be as little as 1/10th of the US. Housing can be 1/10 compared to expensive markets. Nobody knows whether Milei will ruin it or help. My retirement is now tied in part to Argentina, so I hope for the best.
I’m in Perth (born in Buenos Aires) have family in both countries but missing Argentina so much, it’s been a hard life here and planning to go back and just come back to visit my kids and grandkids once a year and investing in Argentina . Patagonia, Ushuaia are very beautiful, you can choose the type of climate you prefer in Argentina
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Literally got on the plane and left three years ago lol. Its pretty simple. Now im living between philippines and mexico. Now im headed back to the Philippines next weekend. Get your passport and go. Stop thinking so hard.
Have you had issues with going in and out of Mexico? We haven't been since the 2020 sniffles started.
Do you have residence visas?
Hasn't been quite that easy for me.
Nice bro, I left canada for Mexico and I'm itching to get back to Phillipines. What's the best route to head to phillipines from mexico? Cheers
Allahu akbar my brother
We got on a plane end left USA almost 3 years ago. We live in Costa Rica permanently as residents and we have never looked back. Our lives are much better and healthier physically and mentally 🙏❤️!!
I made the decision to leave Canada permanently about a year ago, as I saw no future for myself there, and I'm currently living in Costa Rica. I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's definitely much better. Nice weather, great food, friendly people, no mass immigration, no "wokeness", and honestly just a better quality of life overall. I'm looking forward to exploring other countries, but I don't plan on ever going back to Canada. I'm in my early 20s and I don't want to be a debt slave and work in a depressing country for the rest of my life. So for those who are considering leaving and can afford it, do it. Life is just too short.
Well said & congrats on your move to Costa Rica! Beautiful country & amazing food. Pura Vida!
Congratulations, fellow Canadian. I’m trying to get my out soon too.
Im in the s*hole canada trying to leave how much did you save before making the move??
Good for you !
Dude you did what folks in their 40s wished they had done. Big time congrats to you! 🤛🏻
I’ve noticed that moving to Europe now usually means eastern Europe. I suppose we have literally reached the “run for the hills,” point in Europe!
Stay mobile. That’s the message I take from this channel. If you are thinking you can go anywhere in the world and live forever that’s not reality. Andrew is right that places like the USA are heading in the wrong direction. At the same time many countries are changing direction as often as I change my socks. Argentina just went from socialist to libertarian overnight. Stay mobile.
You are so right! Stability affects every aspect of society.
Totally agree with you. Don't become attached to wherever you are because things can change overnight. You soon realize that "home" is wherever you are.
However, then you become a slave to the rental markets and "gringo gouging." We do want to have a place to live in places we want to return to. When everyone in your new host country sees foreigners as an ATM on legs, and charge you 2x or 3x the rates, you start to lose the geo-arbitrage advantage you came for. We did buy in Argentina. Hoping that it turns out to be a good long term choice. Regardless, we know where we like to live, but don't want to pay $2000 a month for a little apartment because the locals want to stick it to foreigners.
@@BOULDERGEEK good point
Yup, there is no ideal place on this rock, ideally you gotta be on the move constantly...with a family that's next to impossible...
Andrew Henderson, you are the man, please keep up your great work.
Thanks, will do!
Saludos from Cali... 😅🎉😊
Great advise. I wasn't planning to move out of the US for a few years, but I knew that Mexico was going to be where I relocated. I would visit at least 3-4 times a year, come home and then book another trip. I was able to build a community there and this was the next logical step. 2023 hit, my position at my job was removed and I found myself thinking I can either wait for the 'right moment' or move. So I did. Months later, I don't regret it one bit, I just wish I moved sooner.
Moving there soon
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing this important, free resource for relocating overseas; one step at a time, one day at a time. Thank you, Andrew.
You are so welcome!
You are a true asset, Andrew.
This is a nice video to start my work day with. Wasn't expecting this :)
Thank you, for these nine relatively easy steps to follow.
I'll get right to it! 🇩🇴
Thanks for watching!
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Don’t die with your dreams unfulfilled ☀️
Wise is probably one of the best banking systems in the world. I am a Nomad and it works wonders.
Same👍
Hey I am new in nomad things what job can you prefer to someone that want to live nomad?
Thank you
HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🦃 TO EVERYONE!!!
I’ve been going to Uganda 🇺🇬 and Tanzania 🇹🇿 spending months at a time 😎👍🏽
thank you for your service
Our pleasure!
"..you're gonna see who your friends are." Very true, your "fake" friends will likely revile you for leaving the country for greener pastures and calling you things like traitor, etc. Your true friends will wish you the best and maybe follow you on your journey.
Family even disowns you unfortunately.
Thinking of hungary or inland Spain away from all the impending madness in the uk
Hungary were much more free during lockdown. Pragmatic realists with a great cultural sense of humour. Gets my vote
@@samtoye503V. Orban make me nervous
Your videos are very informative and thank you. I am retired and have both US and EE citizenship. I am in the process of deciding to move permanently to Europe and sell my house in Texas. However I have heard that banks in the US are not receptive to someone not living in the US and demand closure of accounts. Is it true and do you know of a way to keep an address in the US that will keep the financial institutions happy like UPS mailboxes etc.
Well, being thorough is nearly always a good thing and this list certainly qualifies as that. Don't know if I'd do every one of these but it's a great checklist adds a couple of things I'd not thought of. Keep up the good work Andrew, we're planning our getaway "soon" and your videos are a super resource!
I love those paintings in the background ❤
I just wish I had come across you guys sooner, but maybe it is just as well as now I can start actioning some things.
Can you please do a video on where to consider having a retirement home in a warm/hot climate? Specifically for those with a US and EU (Italian) passport. (Dual citizen) Would also love to continue to legally work and not pay half of net in taxes!
Croatia, Bulgaria. Both are cheap and warm 👌
@@Firzj Bulgaria and Italy almost the same for climate. Even more similar Croatia. I don’t find Italy to be that warm in winter.
Citizens of the USA , even if they live abroad , still have to deal with the IRS and FATCA ; solution is to renounce their us citizenship.
You can apply for State National status and never pay taxes again. We are illegally taxed under the Maritime Law, instead of Law of the Land.
Exactly what I needed. Thank you.
Choosing to depart before one's freedom is compromised is wise. Yet, it's perplexing how people from regions like the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Central Africa long for their homelands upon migrating to Western nations, even though their countries didn't offer the freedom and economic opportunities they sought.
true
They are far happier there. All I ever hear is grievances and resentments and how terrible we are
People in those regions have strong family ties, religion and culture. In Europe/US its an atheistic, materialistic nothingness which crushes your soul. Now you know why.
@@toomanysecrets7121 The US is a great place for thieves and criminals. You can be President and steal from the people and no one will chop your hands off. For those who have the means and don't want to be under the boot of authoritarian mafia, it's a great time to GTFO. Mussolini makde the trains run on time, but you don't ant to be living there under such rule.
Very interesting thoughts….I never really considered these non tangible aspects. Thank you all.
Any idea where the best places to move that would be LEAST likely to impose medical mandates (vaccines) would be. Leaning towards Costa Rica but can find any good intel. Thanks!
I'll give my 2 cents, but Mexico was the only country to stay open to anyone coming or leaving during the entire pandemic and did not mandate vaccines or masks. However, private businesses could mandate masks and individual citizens could wear them anywhere they wished. Overall many street vendors never recovered from a loss of income over one month of not being able to work to help keep people off the streets. But the city is over 100% back to normal now, and they vowed to never shut down street vendors again.
great video. I'm going to come back to this in a few years :D
I moved my work online and left Camada just over a year ago. No looking back as it continues to crumble. Ive had the chance to check out Mexico, Ecuador, Georgia, Turkey, Albania, Bulgaria and a couple more. I can confirm everything on this channel is true. There are better places out there. To all the fellow Camadians who watch, take the jump and just go. You wont regret it.
@Nomad Capitalist
I hope you get to read this,
I like your videos but am starting to see no point on watching them as the target audience seems to be the wealthy people :(
Is there options for the low to medium class people to get out or no hope for us :(
Thank you
@@houseportraitscalligraphy7474 thank's for sharing, it be nice to have option for the low to medium class people to move.
For example looking into brazil seem very affordable to live also turkey but when looking i try to look at tropical location .
thank you
We moved to Norway 25 years ago, from the USA. You couldn't pay me to return.
I love your videos. Thank you so much to share all your knowledge with us. I already made my first steps to invest overseas, thanks to you Mr. Henderson.
Can u do some program on people who are Indian origin but have US passport , so they want to move to India using OCI route and need to know tax implications, banking aspect, insurance etc so that people can prepare for possible new world order
Thank you for your content, a fantastic conversation to promote thought/ideas. Agentina opinion after recent election ?
Thanks! Stay tuned for that.
But as an american, let's say I'm just a regular guy and I'm not rich. Let's say that I have a remote job and I'm trying to give up my citizenship. What happens if I lose my job? I will no longer be eligible to make US dollars correct? Therefore I can't leverage the currency anymore
You get a job in a new country, simple 👍 just as any newcomer does when he comes to the US
This came just in time because my amazing Ukrainian girlfriend and I are looking into relocating to either Croatia, Montenegro or Finland. You’re the man Andrew, cheers! 🤛🏻
What about Poland or Czech? Many ukrainians come there
can i keep my bank account i norway if i move to georgia?
Where's the country that was mentioned at Nomad Capitalist Live? Anyone?
What do you think about Sri Lanka please ?
We ranked citizenships based on visa-free travel, international taxation, perception, dual citizenship, and personal freedom. You can see Sri Lanka's ranking here: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/sri-lanka/
@@nomadcapitalist hi thank you so much to reply i Am italian i have passport in looking country to moove my company bcs taxes i saw u rank Sri Lanka 30 regarding taxes not bad. How much cost a full consultation can u help me but i have a small company
@@nomadcapitalist 170 is good or no?
@@nomadcapitalist hmmm Sri Lanka feeedom can be problem if pandemic or things i have no vax
Are you hiring? Looked on your site. Didn’t see any advertised opportunities.
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@@nomadcapitalist thank you kindly! I ended up finding the careers page shortly after commenting this. Have the best day.
Never been to the USA, I guess I'm lucky 😅
"Going on a tour your first year":
I live in Ecuador.
Ecuador is very different North to South East to West.... Both climate and communities. There are places that are heavenly and there are hellish places. You need to look around. Rent, don't buy. Take your time.
Argentina might be a good country to go to.
It can be magnificent. Depends on what you like. With the old dolar blue, you'd double your purchasing power if you brought USD. Meaning restaurants are 1/5 the price of the US. Food shopping can be as little as 1/10th of the US. Housing can be 1/10 compared to expensive markets. Nobody knows whether Milei will ruin it or help. My retirement is now tied in part to Argentina, so I hope for the best.
@@BOULDERGEEKAmen....Argebtina is fantastic!... very affordable, can be very safe, and Patagonia is as pretty as anywhere else in the world!
I’m in Perth (born in Buenos Aires) have family in both countries but missing Argentina so much, it’s been a hard life here and planning to go back and just come back to visit my kids and grandkids once a year and investing in Argentina . Patagonia, Ushuaia are very beautiful, you can choose the type of climate you prefer in Argentina
please help me Andrew, I am from South Africa and not a 6 figure entrepreneur :(
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New Zealand wants you. But you may prefer LatAm.
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every subscriber a millionaire or something?
Trump 2024!
MAGA!
Unfortunately USA is doomed, Trump or not.
You AMERICANS stay inside the land of freedom AMERICA 🇺🇸
@NOMAD CAPITALIST! The thumbnail had me laughing! Andrew jumped on that plane! 😂😂😂😂