LIFE UPDATE/CHITCHAT LIVING IN GHANA + MOVING BACK TO CANADA? + EXPENSES AND MORE! | ROCHELLE VLOGS
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Just a lil update on living in Ghana and more!
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I commented one time, telling you that crazy burger will be all across Africa. Now its Nigeria, next is south Africa. Am really happy for you 😊
You said it!!!
I moved to Zambia from UK and everyone thought I was crazy moving away from the western world but I don’t see myself going to live in London right now. It’s been 7 years and I’ve had two kids in Africa and I feel so settled. I actually feel my mental health has improved living here.
I would love to come visit! My passport is taking a while. Any suggestions?
Happy for you
I want to go to Zambia so much! Thank you for sharing your positive experience! I love that for you and your family! 💗
May God continue to bless you 🙏🏾
Gwarn sis!!! I too am from London HATE IT, yet don't know how to start and the financial demands especially going as a single Mum with little to no family support! How did you embark on your African venture? Did you go with a job or set up a business?
There’s something about living in a black county which positively affects you psychologically and spiritually.
You’re glowing.,.. the motherland is good to you.
Can’t wait to see your dad and mom again lol. They’re both hilarious
Rochelle, you probably would be a great financial advisor as well. You are very responsible with your finances and proactive in figuring out how to make additional income for yourself
Yes! Absolutely! She’s awesome with her finances 💎
Can we get a video about crazy burger & how it came along ? And Congratulations on all your success🎉💕
I guess I missed a few episodes I had no idea she owns Crazy Burger
I am stuck between Costa Rica and Ghana. I am trying to get into an internship to both to see how I like it. ❤ thank you so much for making this video.
O nice! I like the sound of that too !
After moving to Ghana 3 years ago whatsapp groups helped me to network and meet with people on a regular.. good info.
International business woman and mum. Gwaaan Rochelle!!!
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I love ❤️ it in Ghana 🇬🇭 it’s like 🇯🇲 without the violence
These two countries have a *lot* in common. They are *very* similar to one another.
That's because a lot of Jamaicans originate from Ghana...you realise that the Jamaican flag is inspired by the Asante flag?
@Summerbunny15 A lot of them didn't originate from Ghana some of them came from Ghana and some came from other west African countries
Hi
I definitely, give you a lot of credits, I am a Ghanaian American, living in usa. I do want to come back to Ghana, but my son is now in College ! I will say this,USA is a stressful place to live. I do have a great job, but it is not wealth my health.
I will say, just a matter of time, my wife, who is Jamaican, and I, we will be coming back to live in Ghana. I will be buying a house in Accra, not big house, but it will be decent home.
If you are still there, we will be getting in touch with you for more information about Accra .
Oh for sure. If you can make the move, by all means 💪🏽💪🏽
Rochelle....I've watched your page over the years and am proud of all you have achieved! Praying continued blessings for you and I hope to visit Crazy Burger one day in Ghana❤❤
This was very informative Roti! So proud of you for stepping by faith and moving to the motherland.. it definitely is a dream of mine. Hopefully one day I will take a trip and I'll be sure to stop by Crazy Burger!
I noticed Dela has rubbed off on you with the "do you know what I mean" lol.
Looking pretty Rochelle
You can get a tourist visa but you shouldn't use that as a residency visa. Overstaying your visa is not a small thing, and if you get someone applying the law correctly, you can be BARRED from returning. This is why so many people from North America are complaining on UA-cam - they MOVE to countries on TOURIST visas and then complain at having to leave after 90 days, the standard time for tourist visas. If you go/apply for the correct residency visa, you wouldn't have to do this, you can come and go as you please. Also the privilege is so real, if anyone from an African country overstayed in North America, they would be treated like criminals.
That’s 90 day thing don’t really happen here. I’ve never heard of it being an issue 🤷🏽♀️ even for myself
When one is ready to leave they may have to pay a fee for overstaying their visa
90 days free is for citizens of ECOWAS countries. Ghana will seldom bar you if you overstay. You pay a penalty.
Cmon Ghana is still a third world country. She’s not there to take jobs away from Ghanaians. She’s created a jobs for Ghanaians. Paid taxes. It’s all good!
@@Frank-Bediko62 90 Days is also for a tourist visa. Even if they won't Barr, a penalty is still a repercussion.
You are smart and wise at making decisions. Very informative peace and love to you and your family ❤
Rochelle please vlog your trip to Nigeria, it will be fun. Plus a great way to show some Ghanaians and others what they’re missing with not visiting other countries near them. Best in your travels 😊😊
What do you mean? Ghanaians visit the neighbors! We even have a lot interactions with our neighbors, and are even blood and ethnically related. Visit Aflao or Elubo border crossing.
We are not ignorant about Nigeria. It may not to be attractive to Ghanaians, especially those who have the means, for tourism purposes. We are not ignorant. As any potential tourists, we conduct our due diligence about countries we would like to visit!
@@Frank-Bediko62 this liar is all over the place blowing hot and cold and taking subtle digs at Ghana. The name Ghana lives rent free in their minds. The two-faced teller of tales even claimed, unwittingly, to be Ghanaian in another comment in a bid to hide their needless ill will. They don't know it's easy to figure them out.
Hating on Ghana has become a favourite pastime of theirs online, while trooping into the country like a colony of ants at the same time. Someone has put measures in place to promote their country. Instead of doing same, you say no, let's go online and try to throw mud at this country for all the attention it is receiving. H33h, Africans!! After this, they'll then turn around and blame the CNNs of this world for being negative about Africa.
WHAT IS NIGERIA???GHANAIANS ARE NOT INTERESTED IN NIGERIA.ASK YOURSELF WHY SO MANY NIGERIANS ARE MOVING TO GHANA.
Ghanaians do visit other African countries and other nations outside of Africa like the U.S. Canada, UAE, & UK its just that a lot of them aren't interested in visiting Nigeria.
Sometimes I really think the commentators arent even African, probably one of those zionist accounts that only comment things to cause some issues between nations. Whats wrong with yall?? Shes just saying visiting other African countries, whats wrong with that?. I'd love to visit every single country in Africa, the gorgeous motherland, including Nigeria & Ghana ❤❤❤
U made a wise decision to relocate to Africa. I cherish and love our motherland ❤❤
Rochelle, your hair is SO healthy and I remember years and years ago it was so short. My hair is breaking like crazy, please do a natural hair update!
Love this! So informative with brilliant info. I think you should look into the ‘Ex-Pat business of helping newbies set them self up for living in Ghana. Amazing!! 😘
Wow, Rochelle! So happy to hear about the success of your business. Your story is so much like mine. I’m not there now and I just want to come home 😢 More blessings to you and your family. It’s a pleasure to watch your journey.
Rochelle thanks for the water,and buying groceries away from the supermarket ,can you do a vedio on neighborhood that has easy access to tings.
Me and hubby did the same thing ..packed up and moved to accra in 2019 year of return and never had visited at all..did alpt of research on ghana and came on down lol.glad to know we aren't the only ones who did that
This was so informative, you covered so many areas essential to relocatin internationally, thanks so much
for sharing.
Nice one Rochelle. Any update on your property development. Please share when your less busy. Thanks for sharing
Hey beauty!!! Nice to see your hair flourishing. Please make sure to trim it every so often. I know it's random for this video but I've been meaning to tell you that trims are good for length retention.
Yeah trimming hair ends every 3 months.
I'm hoping you will vlog a bit in Nigeria but if you choose not to that's ok
Of course! I’m excited to share with you all!
Love to watch your vlogs,God bless you and keep your beautiful family.Miss seeing your mom and dad,much love from England😘❤💙💯🙏
Roti U absolutely GORGEOUS! U ONE HOT MOMMA may the Good Lord bless you and your whole family!
Thanks so much! I was wondering about the residency part! Glad to know now! Thank you ❤
I know you probably meant no harm stating there are no consequences to overstaying your visa. There are laws and as a visitor or resident of any country you must encourage people to adhere to laws of your host country. Ghana has laws and I think you need to be careful what you put out on your platform especially because you are a social media personality and a business owner; please be mindful of what you say in future. Ignorance of the law is never a good defence, and in Ghana people never know of the law until the day the law flexes its muscle.
Well stated!
Absolute facts!
This video might just ensure that the consequences are felt. Do right before Ghana does the unusual
I dont understand whats the big deal?. I hate that these laws even exist, the world should do away with visas etc. The world shouldnt even operate this way. Anyway, I think she was speaking of HER situation. Im African, not from Ghana, and the laws are pretty leniant which I LOVE, all these stupid laws were made by colonizers anyway
@@ranoosh.91until you get terrorists or drug dealers living illegally or overstaying visas then you blame your country’s law enforcement agencies 😂😂😂😂
“ get your brother Jordan, get your brother “ 😂😂
I know rite😂😂😂
You look beautiful. I love the detailed information you gave. I thought of living in Ghana before 2020 for many reasons: one is the organic living, it's like where I was born, and I have some family there. There are more reasons.
Wow I haven’t seen you online in yearsssss I don’t even think you had kids when I last saw you online last. So proud of you and your glow up. Love the move and that you are flourishing. Do you have a ig? Many blessings to you and your family 🤎🤎
Thanks for the update in Ghana. I would love to visit Ghana. That has been on my list for a long time. Six months sounds great. Can you assist your subscribers on the name of the area’s to live or visit. I wouldn’t come back either.
Visit first, then decide. But remember, the more you live in Ghana, the more you love it.
Jamaica is a lot safer, especially the area where you would have stayed. When you have money you're comfortable. Your kids would have went to a good school there and learn so much about their ancestry. Opening up businesses down there is good too and you would have flourished. I wish you would reconsider and spend your money in your country...JAMAICA 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
I was just in Jamaica and the development is amazing. And yes, crime has gone down but many people will keep talking about crime. Everyone has do what they want but I’m excited to take advantage of the opportunities others are overlooking
@@Jammin1288 Right?!
What about health care insurance and burial insurance ? Do you have any information about this? Thank you 😊
In Rwanda 🇷🇼 you don't need to know anybody, it is a FORWARD THINKING country with little or no red tapes. Starting up a business is EFFICIENT in terms of registration which is under 24 hours. 🌍😊👍
Yes I do feel that urge to move there !! can’t wait to visit again soon, kinda upset I didn’t get to check out crazy burger because of a short stay. But I hope to do so next time❤
Hey Rochelle!! Thanks for doing an update, it was very helpful as I am contemplating leaving the US for good. How is it doing business in Ghana? Also, do you mind sharing how exactly the move went? For example, what did you take with you?
Thanks for sharing your insight on moving to Ghana, much appreciated! Did you know people living in Ghana prior to making the move?
wow you are so beautiful and you are getting more beautiful
Thank you, much appreciated. A very informative video; fabulous and helpful.
I moved to Zambia in 2021 from Canada aswell 😊 and can resonate to what you said about not knowing why, but just having this feeling. We have been in Zambia since then. Bought land, chickens, being self sustainable and soon venturing into farming. I prompt that one should buy a place if they can to avoid paying rent.. But thanks for this update 👌🏾
Omg yes to farming. That my ultimate goal! Wow. How do you like it there. I’d def love to visit !
@@RochelleOfficiallyWe love it! It’s so cheap it’s crazy😳 cost of land here is cheap too, we have acquired quite a few pieces of farming land within the city and outskirts! Yeah when you decide to come reach out 😊👌🏾 Our family of 6 spends an average of $200 -$300 CAD on all our expenses monthly. It’s so good! Been watching your journey since 2020 when you moved. Your move was one of the reasons we also moved. You, Dela, Wode Maya, Achempong Family etc. Were big motivations. Love watching your vlogs👌🏾
Hi Rochelle! I saw you at Bliss this summer when i visited Ghana with my family but didn't want to bother you to day hi 🤭 thanks for the video especially explaining the business part. I'm hoping to move back home to Ghana with my family in 3 years to leave the ghetto US😂.
I'll check out Crazy Burger next summer when I visit 😊. Happy to hear you are enjoying my country Ghana 🇬🇭
Omg. It’s never a bother! 😫🤣 you should say hi!
I loved this video. There was so many important information about moving to Ghana.
You’re one of few I’ve seen who have successfully moved to Ghana and thriving.
Some people they don’t have patience nor did their research so they just decided to move to Ghana without any real plans.
Ghana is not perfect (no country is perfect including America and Canada)
If you live within your means and entrepreneurship minded then you will thrive in Ghana. The country is developing at fast pace and there’s so many opportunities
Very informative video Rochelle
These are very valuable information. Thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great time in Nigeria.
Hey Rochelle, Thank you for sharing and being so informative with living life, etc in Ghana and other places. Happy Sunday Funday and Thank you for your consistency ❤❤❤😘!!
Great video. Thanks for the information 😊
I love me some Rochelleee ^__^ Shes a vibe for sure!!!!!!!!!!!! Come visit us in NYC again
Cost of living sounds great out there
Conveniently left out a big part that your supporters are asking.
She said countless times she doesn’t want him on her vlogs/social media. Respect it.
@RoseGolden0 yup they dont listen and I don't blame her! No need to share her man...next thing you know they be done found him. She isn't doing a relationship channel or vlogs.
Jamaicans are connected to Ghana we have a strong connection to Ghana Jamaican and remember you're a Jamaican
Girl! Where in Nigeria!? I hope to a place I will go to soon, I want to go to Crazy Burger! 🥰🇳🇬
So proud of you!
Thank you for a very informative video.I will be moving to Ghana soon with my two kids…we used to live in Europe but now we want our kids to get to know the culture and everything,if anyone has more advice please 😊
This video was fantastic! Thank you so much honey!
Very nice! Very informative! ❤
I watch every vlog since resubbing while you were pregnant and I never picked up that you owned crazy burger. I thought it just a place you liked to go 😂😂
Right! 😭me toooo
Wow that’s interesting,I learned some new stuff.
Its funny...im planning on moving to Canada in the near future
the sun agrees with you
How do you go about cell service in Ghana? Do you need a Ghana national card to get a SIM?
You probably were spirit lead to move there, and the reason why will reveal itself in due time
Definitely was purpose if for nothing else then her baby. But I'm glad she is doing well and finding her own way...that's not easy when you move states, let alone continents.
Hey Queen Rochelle ❤
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Thank ypu Rochelle❤❤❤❤
Hey Boo! 👋🏾
Heyyyyyy girl
Most Jamaican DNA goes back to Nigeria…most of the slaves were taken from Nigeria…
Jamaicans should give Nigeria a chance and move there.
Thanks for sharing
Will your parents or any of your family interested in coming to visit you in Ghana. Do the kids miss Canada?
Her dad was planning on visiting but he got sick. She didn't mention her mom so not sure.
What a amazing video 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥳🤩🥰
Great vlog
lol I saw celery for f-ing $30 🤷🏾♀️I couldn’t believe they thought it was okay to put that price🙎🏾♀️ this was ShopRite Accra Mall
😂😂😂Same with pomegranate. I kept asking myself if it was for the whole package or just one.
@@GhanadiariesImported food are more expensive than local products for several reasons including taxes, transportation cost, reduction on reliance expenses on imports. We pay heavily here in the west for African foods and products.
@Frank-Bediko62 I live in the West, and I know, but it's not so outrageous. I live in the US, but I mostly shop in African or Italian shops and prices although high, they are reasonable.
@@Ghanadiaries 🤣🤣😂
Cedis dear not dollars😅😅
Does he have a rolling book bag?
You look so pretty
Whats the babys name ?
Yes, I have the urge to move to Lagos, Nigeria, hopefully by 75, I am 45 now. So will see.
😯 thats a long ways away!
True, just planning for retirement now@@RochelleOfficially
Why wait until 75 try now not 75
No, 75. Period@@ritaosei9977
Girl Jamaica is the nicest place on earth ever
It is so true, I will be moving to Jamrock soon. It is not as bad as people think. Crime is everywhere.
She's clearly listening to ignorance and hasn't explored the different side of Jamaica because, what???😅
Jamaica is nice, but you can’t be ignorant about the crime there. Jamaica has a high crime rate for a small island.
Jamaica is nice but make sure you have money to survive there.
@elainebrown3546. 😅Unfortunately as beautiful as my island home is . There are many many issues regarding personal safety . I moved back twice from Canada and the U.S. in recent years so I speak from personal experience. I have now been to Ghana twice in the past 2 years and I just returned after spending 1 year & 7 months there first time. It is very safe here and as a female I can walk day or night without fear . There is no comparison my dear. Trust me. One Luv
I don't know if I missed any updates but what happened to those condos that were being built?
I wish it was easy also for Ghanaians to just move to Canada. People come here n cuz of their accents cn get away with a lot of things they wouldn’t in their country
You can purchase health insurance. How effective is the NHIS?
Beautiful 😍
Hey roti, u left me here in Canada , it's cold 😢
Purrrrrrr Naija wayyyy 🥳🇳🇬
Hey hope you’re doing well not heard from.
Just got back from Nigeria! So just getting some rest. Posting soon tho
You didn’t explain why your daughter is being homeschooled
She is older probably didn't want to deal with the cultural differences.
Let’s let her answer
What about baby daddy does he live alone
You're Beautiful ❤️😍❤️😍
Expat? Which international company are you working it? Shell?
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Has Femmy visited you in Ghana?
Is health insurance available?
Im Kenya and i thought Kenya was expensive but Ghana is worse. In Kenya we only pay deposit and one month pay. After that its monthly rent payments. I dont know why Ghana has these strange policies and competing with western prices.Maybe they only charge non nationals this way because they know they got money.
No, they charge everyone the same. It's against the law, but they don't enforce it. There are almost no government housing, so homeowners think they can do what they want.
But you should know,not many Ghanaians are renting a whole house. They might rent a room or two and they pay less because they don't live in prime areas if they can't afford.
Let's not feed into the separatism that the West started and perpetuates.
They charge Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians the same. And as the comment said above, there is a law (no more than 6 months up front) but they don't enforce it. Furthermore Ghanaian nationals have money too - despite what ever media you watch may portray. Most people own their house AND the land it is built on.
Girl 😅that was Jamaica 🇯🇲 back in da day plus you had to wrap the books 📚 and notebook 📓 cyaan have dawg ears 😂
Yeah Ghana is safe but be careful with Nigeria
Living in the states #Boston my rent is 2750 for a 3 bedroom 🫣😒
Lordt have mercy 😅
You made a brave move to go to Ghana over Jamaica especially as there’s more corruption and crime and a bigger population….
Ghana doesn't have a crime issue. Now don't get me wrong we have crimes but it's not as worse as other African countries. It's one of the safest countries in Africa. The crimes isn't as bad as it is in Jamaica.
how often do the child come to see you ? please do a video
O. They live here with me lol I may need to do another more detailed video lol
The problem what people do who want to move to Africa from the Western countries is that they compare the money. Your perspective should be a bit different if you want to succeed doing business in Africa
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