As an egyptian be careful about scamming in touristic areas like the pyramids and down town khan-el-khalili. but in suburbs like madinaty and cities like new cairo you wont encounter any scamming
Thank you! This is so informative, my mind is so open lately realizing that cities aren’t what you think, this was surprising to me to hear, I like that it’s a chill and safe place, and what you said about how they treat tourists is so nice, I lived in Mexico so many years and that part was irritating, agree. Bless!!!!
Enjoying the content as always NLE! Continue your adventures, learning, and growth! May the Most High continue to guide your path to enlightenment and fulfillment brotha! #Respect
Interested in moving there I’m so glad I came across this video cause I would like to know what it is to live and each of what’s the daily cost of things hottest things work when it comes to travel looking for apartments or house but anyway, I subscribed and thanks for let me know. It’s safe there.❤🇺🇸👍🏾💯
@@Only.gmail_ I can chime in here. Talking specifically about Madinaty where Eddie is filming; there are stand alone villas similar to SFH's in America. Those come with front and back yard and decent size rooms. There are also twin/town houses and those are similar to the duplexes (Brooklyn style) homes.
Eddie, what would be super interesting is to learn HOW you find places to live. Do you work with an estate agent? Or are you on your own looking through some kind of listings?
If you guys work by dollar you will live like kings in Egypt and it will be very cheap for you and you can stay in areas like madinaty in the video or new Cairo or sheikh zayed all these are beautiful calm areas
Good thing you ain't got to do no doordash over there delivering one order would take half an hour just trying to find the apartment. Please make this the most like comment.😊
The one thing about travel videos that I wonder about is that I don''t see much interaction with the natives. I'm trying to get a sense of the people in each country.
hello nle do the egyptians there ever talk about the egypt that is shown in the movies and you look like a cool person to me ty here from new york city.
Bro if you speaking English in Egypt You’re definitely getting over charged and just don’t know it. I lived there for years in every city from Cairo to Port Said. In many places prices are not set and you have to negotiate. If you’re not a local and don’t speak Arabic you are at a disadvantage.
All depends on the life style. Also depends on if you have cash flow coming in or not. Does not matter how much you have saved if you cant replace what you spend you can only go to zero.
The prices he gave we're pretty realistic. 25000 Egyptian pounds are about 800 US Dollars which is a lot if you're looking for a normal 2-3 bedroom apartment.
Your phone will get snatched in Egypt as well, lived there for 17 mos. But yes it’s way safer than the states. You’re in Madinaty so yes it’s safer in that area apposed Nasr City but even in the first settlement your phone can get snatched. Btw I moving back to Egypt God willing
No healthcare. Everything out of pocket but costs are reasonable. Not like the states. Schools for kids will be expensive because they will have to attend an international private school for English speakers. As an alternative, you can home school online. Forget about a job unless you want to teach at one of those international schools I just mentioned. That’s the only job you will get a reasonable salary doing. Online is the way to go like the author said.
I know that sounds good in your head but it's not reality. When Noah's Son's headed to the 4 corners of the world all of the different races came to be, we all mixed and come from dirt!
“Say you live in a country where locals are a little bit hostile to foreigners” you mean like 90% of United States suburbia, full of Eastern and Western European immigrants, historically some of the most racist people on earth. In fact, they invented racism. They migrate to the states and call themselves white Americans. They become united under that racist terminology - “White”- instead of logically calling themselves European Americans. The only places genuinely welcoming of foreigners in the states are places where European Americans and their descendants are not the majority. Mixing bowls of Asian Americans, Latin Americans, African Americans, Arab Americans, etc, mingling amongst each other. Unfortunately, there’s only a handful of places like that. I’ve subscribed, thanks for showing us Egypt!
Also I just have to say this: I really appreciate the way you speak. Not just the words but the points you make. I sense that you have a lot of wisdom and It’s rare for me to think that about someone.
As an egyptian be careful about scamming in touristic areas like the pyramids and down town khan-el-khalili. but in suburbs like madinaty and cities like new cairo you wont encounter any scamming
ده حقيقي للاسف
نحن المصريين نعاني من الاحتيال من الاماكن السياحية
فما بالك بالغريب
Thank you! This is so informative, my mind is so open lately realizing that cities aren’t what you think, this was surprising to me to hear, I like that it’s a chill and safe place, and what you said about how they treat tourists is so nice, I lived in Mexico so many years and that part was irritating, agree. Bless!!!!
Glad you enjoyed the content. Mexico seems like a cool spot
@@nleddie
Is it warm there right now ? I'm in spain north , its cold here , Europe sucks
madinaty looks so nice, havent been before , thanks for ur fair review of cairo
I’m trying my best to move to Egypt. My wife is from Alexandria.
aa23-eddie.systeme.io/4518e34c
I am in the process of moving permanently to Egypt. I currently live in NY
Great video family it is beautiful out there. We plan to visit soon can't wait to see you and Chey!
What good dam yeah man that will be a legendary trip. I'm think y'all will like Egypt
This was so informative and helpful. Thanks so much.
Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you 🖤🖤🖤🐉 i have been looking to move here and i thank you for this beautiful look
im actually in madinaty now lol, i seen this vid on my recommended
Enjoying the content as always NLE! Continue your adventures, learning, and growth! May the Most High continue to guide your path to enlightenment and fulfillment brotha! #Respect
What's good man. Appreciate the positive words
Much love brother!! 🤙
Interested in moving there I’m so glad I came across this video cause I would like to know what it is to live and each of what’s the daily cost of things hottest things work when it comes to travel looking for apartments or house but anyway, I subscribed and thanks for let me know. It’s safe there.❤🇺🇸👍🏾💯
Thanks for watching. Yep I have a lot of videos on the page so you should find everything you need between that and my relocation guide
@@nleddie
Eddie are there single family houses too ?? Or only these blocks. Apartment blocks
@@Only.gmail_ I can chime in here. Talking specifically about Madinaty where Eddie is filming; there are stand alone villas similar to SFH's in America. Those come with front and back yard and decent size rooms. There are also twin/town houses and those are similar to the duplexes (Brooklyn style) homes.
I think I'd like a laid back sort of place.
Egypt country in North Africa 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
This is soooo beautiful place in Cairo s home❤❤❤❤❤
Eddie, what would be super interesting is to learn HOW you find places to live. Do you work with an estate agent? Or are you on your own looking through some kind of listings?
I have local friends
If you guys work by dollar you will live like kings in Egypt and it will be very cheap for you and you can stay in areas like madinaty in the video or new Cairo or sheikh zayed all these are beautiful calm areas
Wow, I kinda want to move to Egypt ngl
😀 thx so much for sharing
Good thing you ain't got to do no doordash over there delivering one order would take half an hour just trying to find the apartment. Please make this the most like comment.😊
Peace NLE. Great work.
I'll be in Cairo in a couple of weeks. Do you offer private tours? It would be nice to link up.
Always wanted to go 😊
The one thing about travel videos that I wonder about is that I don''t see much interaction with the natives. I'm trying to get a sense of the people in each country.
Nice videos Eddie! Do you know if the charge a HOA fee, for condos or villa? Nice complex!
Great video! Please tell us what you know about safety for women. Is it safe for women ?
hello nle do the egyptians there ever talk about the egypt that is shown in the movies and you look like a cool person to me ty here from new york city.
thank you for the insight was cool to look at and listen 2
Thanks for the comment
no problem your video is cool @@nleddie
You told us you live in Gouna for 3500 EGP a month!
When you live in a country for more than a year and a half how do you do your US taxes?
Im moving to egypt in a month and a half what part do u live in it looks nice?
Uber is cheap in Egypt.
I think it’s beautiful
Me too
Hi, can you write the name of the Compound? and where is located in the google map?
It's called madinty , one of a many compounds in new cairo but that one is big, anything in new cairo looks like this
Looks similar to Chicago or new york projects 🤔
how's employment? is it tough to find work?
waw its great sir
Are you a student or have Egyptian people?How are you able to keep extending your Visa, plz advise. Thanks
For your information eqyptian people where black African. All is in the country of Africa. The people of today that claim to be Egypt are not!!!!
Why do you guys do this type of stuff… who cares anymore y’all doing to much!
I speak how I feel I said y’all. Don’t matter your race if that’s what you getting at.
@@MrPlatinumblaccplease stop that there are some in Nuba and Aswan
Bro if you speaking English in Egypt You’re definitely getting over charged and just don’t know it. I lived there for years in every city from Cairo to Port Said. In many places prices are not set and you have to negotiate. If you’re not a local and don’t speak Arabic you are at a disadvantage.
I completely agree
And I play in that park to
That is cool
@@nleddiehello bro may you help me with apartment coming from us
Good one
appreciate the comment. Are you looking to visit
would you suggest Turkey or Egypt for a female expat?
Egypt
do you need a visa to live in Egypt or is it visa free
What did you do for a living? Do you work in Egypt or do you work remotely?
I am entrepreneur
Hey I am living in New York I have 250 K do you think I retire in Egypt with that on 6-10 k a month
All depends on the life style. Also depends on if you have cash flow coming in or not.
Does not matter how much you have saved if you cant replace what you spend you can only go to zero.
@@nleddie I meant 6/10 k a year lol
@@OmarTayeathat would be pushing it. I wouldn’t recommend.
I would say 20/25k and you’re good. You’re saving money and also having a comfortable time.
@@LamarDandre so about 1.2 million pounds a year lol the average worker makes less then 100K a year
250k ?
Open a business which easy not expensive compared to US & you'll have a passive income
Eddie... Do you speak Arabic ?
no
I contacted a flat agency today and they told me the minimum price for a flat is 25.000 egyptian dollars. Is it true????
The prices he gave we're pretty realistic. 25000 Egyptian pounds are about 800 US Dollars which is a lot if you're looking for a normal 2-3 bedroom apartment.
If it’s in new Cairo yes the prices increased in the good areas ❤
Bro I live there to
wow... how do you like it?
Hello, do you offer help to move there for a fee? I'm American.
I do not offer consultations and things but... I do have a relocation guide. It is $7 and worth every penny.
www.nolimiteddie.com/book
@@nleddie Thank you.
Is it easy to make friends there?
What about dating local women?
We are Conservative, dating is a no no in general for both Muslims and Christians except for a very secularized minority
Your phone will get snatched in Egypt as well, lived there for 17 mos. But yes it’s way safer than the states. You’re in Madinaty so yes it’s safer in that area apposed Nasr City but even in the first settlement your phone can get snatched. Btw I moving back to Egypt God willing
Whats the name of this area?
Finally a real egyptian lives in egypt
What place is this?
Bruh
Madinaty, New Cairo
What about communicating with locals? English common?
Yea, very, specially in new cairo and Heliopolis
What about health care? School for kids job opportunities
Good question. One that I am not qualified to answer. As I do not have children.
Don't recommend moving to forgerin county looking for job. Start a online business. Link in bio
No healthcare. Everything out of pocket but costs are reasonable. Not like the states. Schools for kids will be expensive because they will have to attend an international private school for English speakers. As an alternative, you can home school online. Forget about a job unless you want to teach at one of those international schools I just mentioned. That’s the only job you will get a reasonable salary doing. Online is the way to go like the author said.
A brown male says it is safe. How a bout a blonde girl walking there?
hi
New cairo is so safe, I don't even think about safety here
If you live in any new city you are very safe, just avoid very showing clothes
I know that sounds good in your head but it's not reality. When Noah's Son's headed to the 4 corners of the world all of the different races came to be, we all mixed and come from dirt!
:o
it looks like living in a simulation
“Say you live in a country where locals are a little bit hostile to foreigners” you mean like 90% of United States suburbia, full of Eastern and Western European immigrants, historically some of the most racist people on earth. In fact, they invented racism. They migrate to the states and call themselves white Americans. They become united under that racist terminology - “White”- instead of logically calling themselves European Americans. The only places genuinely welcoming of foreigners in the states are places where European Americans and their descendants are not the majority. Mixing bowls of Asian Americans, Latin Americans, African Americans, Arab Americans, etc, mingling amongst each other. Unfortunately, there’s only a handful of places like that. I’ve subscribed, thanks for showing us Egypt!
Also I just have to say this: I really appreciate the way you speak. Not just the words but the points you make. I sense that you have a lot of wisdom and It’s rare for me to think that about someone.