I can still remember watching Nomad Capitalist's first UA-cam video back in 2012(if i'm not mistaken). This channel has come so far in that time and although i probably will never qualify for their services, it's still one of my favorite channels to watch regularly. Andrew is a wealth of knowledge and his whole team is just superb in what they do to help people go where they are treated best. There are many intimidators but they are the originals.
I watch this channel as a middle aged American who wants to one day have this level of wealth or at least enough wealth where this information is more useful to my situation. In my view, preparedness or maybe mindset is important for aspiration. I watch to help stay in a wealthy person's mindset
Moving to Australia is not easy unless you have Aboriginal ancestry in which case the High Court has ruled that you're automatically a citizen even if you've never been to the country!
While it's not a walk in the park to get citizenship, you say "it's hard to move to Australia", but it's not. We had dozens of Americans working for us before I fled the tyranny 20 years ago. It was a breeze to get them temporary citizenship or a working visa. Hell one of our managers wanted to bring his Thai girlfriend (a whore from a bar), and when she applied they rejected her. I wrote a letter saying I knew her for years (I didn't) and they gave her a tourist visa and later she became a temporary resident. My.own former partner from Thailand (not a whore from a bar, haha) married a policeman in Australia and she is now a permanent resident and a real Ozzie now. Soon she'll get naturalized and then AU passport for her. Don't spread misinformation about Australia. Australia is a tyranny that should be avoided, but I don't like misinformation being spread about it "being hard to move there".
What is all this talking about being aboriginal. There are a few rules but Australia is relatively easy at both lower income and HNW level. It’s not a backup second passport destination, you have to spend some time there because you want to. After all Australia is fundamentally an immigrant nation! Derrr
Hi Andrew. I've been watching a number of videos from Nomad Capitalist for a while and, as someone looking to start a business without a huge net worth I was curious about where one might go. I understand this isn't the target of Nomad Capitalist, but it would be incredible if more insight on this front could be provided. Thank you for the wonderfully informative videos! All the insight is very interesting.
You are NOT alone my friend. So many that watch these videos aren't extremely wealthy yet there is still a huge amount of information packed into each video they produce. I commend you for asking your question.
British Virgin Islands IBC is what you want my friend. Andrew won't speak about such things as there is little meat on the bone for him. Nobody would pay Andrew $25k to have him set up a BVI IBC.
@SaltyShamanwhy not think of Portugal my friend? I m an afghan and I think Portugal pass is heaven for me . I’m considering other countries as well tho
The Philippines should be on the list, a very open and accessible country. Highly developed in the metro Manila region and in Cebu. Huge investment is being poured into the country.
Also one of the easiest places to get kidnapped if you're successful. Friends of mine had a huge remote worker office there, they had 200 seats and 3 shifts running, they had everything from graphic artists to video editors to PAs and sometimes even programmers (India better for that). They had to have 24/7 security. In the end the armed security was not enough to save them from the real enemy. The government turned up and shook them down for a TON of money. They packed up and left after that. Now they run a huge VPN business. Very successful people. Also they often visited Thailand for the food because "Filipino food is like dog food" (their words not mine).
@@Michael-Masi-2021 BS, exactly where was their office, it certainly wasn't Manila or Cebu. If it was in Southern Mindanao perhaps, or around the Sulu Peninsula maybe. The Philippines has an incredible variety of food, pampanga is famous for its wide variety of food. I own a condo at BGC in metro manila and it certainly wasn't there. Your comment is deeply offensive to the Philippines. Have you ever been in the Philippines? I doubt that very much.
One thing I notice you never bring up language abilities. I am a polyglot and I find languages essential in my business. I relocated to Austria because for me it is centrally located. My wife is also Austrian and wanted to return home for a spell. As long as I pay the agreed upon taxes, I have a residence permit and access to all social programs and benefits. Anyway, I have found that when it comes to employment unless one speaks the language it is next to impossible. Frankly, I wouldn't hire anyone who couldn't speak German.
Indeed. Easy is relative. Citizenship by descent can be easy and cheap in many countries when you have parents with passports. Citizenship by investment can be easy and fast. Pitcairn can be fast and cheap, but very hard.
The same answer as in the last 200 years is Argentina. I am Argentine. We are also a country formed all by immigrants. We are the reserve of the European tradition, and anti Anglo. But very high taxes, unluckily.
@@donkeysaurusrex7881 I live there and it's getting worse by the month politically and economically. Huge globalist influences and many propagandized people.
I’m also interested in Ecuador information. Cuenca comes to mind from my investigation so far. I look forward to continuing to watch your videos. Thank you for the time you spend on this. It’s appreciated.
I have followed you for a number of videos and am very impessed by your presentations. I am a a US citizen and have been looking to offshore some of my business to a relatively local and stable country with good US accessibility with and solid financial and medical systems. I dismissed Bermuda but find Costa Rica and Panama promising. You have briefly mentioned and dismissed both and I wonder why you have not spent more time sharing more details and your views on both.
Australia? I wouldn't. Canada, Yes. Especially Quebec. Visiting family in Canada I see this huge screen all lit up, just after going through immigration at the airport: "as an immigrant, open up a bank account Today!" (In The French Language). They want you! I'm a naturalized citizen of the USA for almost 30 years now and I really don't feel at home. I think Mexico with their friendly people, Latin culture, and the paid condo to go to, might be a good choice.
@@Beachgirl1 It's not hot in the central portion of Mexico like Queretaro and San Miguel. Low humidity and cooler temps. Same elevation as Denver. Safer here than in a big city like Shitcago, Philly or Baltimore.
Paraguay is still open, except there were some changes on the rules as of last year. The PYG 31,500 deposit is no longer required, they now grant 2 years of temporary residence, after which one can apply for the permanent one. The red tape did not change much, so I am told. Usually they ask for the apostilled Birth and/or Marriage certificate(s) + the Passport (or ID if a Mercosur citizen) etc...costs of consultancy range between US$ 1,500 and 2,500. One or two visits are necessary to grab the Paraguayan ID. Good thing is the Colorado Party (conservatives) won the election a few days ago, so - unlike certain south american neighbors - things tend to keep stable for at least the next 5 years...
Exactly, the video is very misleading on Paraguay! Not much changed there, it's still very easy. The main difference is you have to be there more regularely now.
Indonesia is by far the easiest country to immigrate to.. One can stay forever on an endlessly renewing series of social visit visas. Each is valid for 180 days and there is no limit on how often they can be reapplied for (conveniently done onshore). Thousands live permanently in Bali on such 'endless' visas. The best thing about it is that although one would technically become tax resident under the 183 day rule, the government point blank refuses to give a tax id number to anyone on a social visit visa, so they are clearly not interested in collecting any tax revenue from these folks. Easy immigration and no tax, two reasons why there are thousands of digital nomads hanging out in Indonesia.
I am in the processes of immigrating from the United States 🇺🇸 to Canada permanently for my mental illness. I grew up in Minnesota 🫎 so it will be an easy transition to become a full time Canadian citizen. 🇨🇦
There are plenty of people who earned their money themselves with little support and few "old money" lawyers around, who come to UA-cam and other channels for advice.
I've worked in Vietnam 12 years 2008-2019, 2 years in the US for COVID and now back in Vietnam to get away from the crap US economy. Vietnam is easy to get into, but there are some complications. The biggest is government limits on things you can do, as I recently discovered that I would not be investing anymore money into crypto. This wasn't by choice, but because there is literally a bank block, I go through SACOM Bank, on buying any. So generally Vietnam is great for those that want to retire, feel they are set in their life or sexpats that want to get wasted and take home working girls from the clubs or bars. Not so good potentially if you want to live cheaply, while building a portfolio.
My dream is to emigrate to Hungary. It’s one of the only sane European countries left existing. Asia just doesn’t interest me. Vietnam, while the people are great, is too third world for my taste.
@@vipeton.8927 Not sure. I like Cambodia, and find Cambodians to be rather friendly and helpful, but really only have been there to get a new visa in Phomn Penh.
What do you mean by having an income? You said South America is a good fit for those with an income. Could you be more specific? Also, is Chile suitable for someone with a freelance business? Could you do a more detailed video on Chile, and the various pathways to obtaining a citizenship there?
It doesn’t seem logical to refer to specific countries in the plural. “The Mexicos?” There is only one Mexico. And if you interpret that as “countries similar to Mexico” there isn’t enough context to derive what those countries might be. You might counter that the other countries in the list are the countries similar to Mexico, but then why refer to Mexico in the plural if you just list all the similar countries individually? It’s a very common grammatical device in NC videos and it never made sense to me.
Quite bummed to never see Poland on any of your list. Especially when you consider how cheap it is there, and the emerging IT sector. Doing your audience, a disservice not mentioning
What I observed , the best immigrants for Canada are Asians and Europeans. These are the only two groups who can make a much better society and they know how to create substantial economic growth for Canada. They are great entrepreneurs and investors.
Interested in purchasing a condo in Buenos Aires. Was told by banks in Buenos Aires when wiring funds from USA funds are deposited in pesos at the official exchange rate. Are there other options. Real Estate in Argentina are in USD.
@@SenorJuan2023 i am trying to buy outright. When your money arrives in an Argentine bank it is exchanged to pesos at the official rate decreasing it's value by 50%.
Everything balances up in the end. The question is who you are and whacha wanna be doing? Where do u think you’ll be happiest regardless the cost or process? The word ‘easy’ is such a naive and foolish term if you’re an adult who’s lived at least half his/her life and seen how the world runs. Great insight and I learned some more from this channel. I’ve lived my entire life in a very very tiny and expensive south East Asian country except for six months in NZ. Made it there and got my work visa. Very simple and straightforward. Got it within two weeks of application. Unfortunately due to some things at home, I had to turn back and forsake the adventure. No regrets tho, very low wage country.
I'm looking for a new country to immigrate to, not because I hate the US or hell I'm not even a business owner or have high net worth. I need a fresh start and ive unfortunately lost all my family. I was accused of something I didnt do, went through a trial, and unfortunately convicted in a small town of less than 900 people that knew me and automatically assumed I'm guilty based off my skin color. I served my country through 2 combat deployments on GWOT, I served in Law enforcement, and served my community selflessly. Unfortunately those same people sent me away for some time. I want to leave because of that and I need some place to immigrate. Is there any option for me or not?
300k per jet ride person sounds obnoxious. You cant even go to the country to get your citizenship? Ugh. Like...money becomes obnoxious when people lack class and respect, and makes it so they vlose thes3 things doen. Have some grace and honkr the countey allowing you to get that visa, as there is a reason they ate getting shut downm
Britain is easy to emigrate to, no documents no passport just get on a small boat from France, then you get everything provided for free from the British government. you get better treatment than the British people
I can still remember watching Nomad Capitalist's first UA-cam video back in 2012(if i'm not mistaken). This channel has come so far in that time and although i probably will never qualify for their services, it's still one of my favorite channels to watch regularly. Andrew is a wealth of knowledge and his whole team is just superb in what they do to help people go where they are treated best. There are many intimidators but they are the originals.
Glad to have you.
I watch this channel as a middle aged American who wants to one day have this level of wealth or at least enough wealth where this information is more useful to my situation.
In my view, preparedness or maybe mindset is important for aspiration.
I watch to help stay in a wealthy person's mindset
You've got to watch out for those intimidators!
I’ve been to Sweden & Finland and absolutely loved both countries! 🇸🇪🇫🇮
Moving to Australia is not easy unless you have Aboriginal ancestry in which case the High Court has ruled that you're automatically a citizen even if you've never been to the country!
Is a DNA test required to prove Aboriginal status?
Or just a reference from an elder?
That seems fair. Similar to the right of return to Israel
While it's not a walk in the park to get citizenship, you say "it's hard to move to Australia", but it's not. We had dozens of Americans working for us before I fled the tyranny 20 years ago. It was a breeze to get them temporary citizenship or a working visa.
Hell one of our managers wanted to bring his Thai girlfriend (a whore from a bar), and when she applied they rejected her. I wrote a letter saying I knew her for years (I didn't) and they gave her a tourist visa and later she became a temporary resident.
My.own former partner from Thailand (not a whore from a bar, haha) married a policeman in Australia and she is now a permanent resident and a real Ozzie now. Soon she'll get naturalized and then AU passport for her.
Don't spread misinformation about Australia.
Australia is a tyranny that should be avoided, but I don't like misinformation being spread about it "being hard to move there".
What is all this talking about being aboriginal. There are a few rules but Australia is relatively easy at both lower income and HNW level. It’s not a backup second passport destination, you have to spend some time there because you want to. After all Australia is fundamentally an immigrant nation! Derrr
@@Michael-Masi-2021 of course it's hard to move there
Stop lying
Hi Andrew. I've been watching a number of videos from Nomad Capitalist for a while and, as someone looking to start a business without a huge net worth I was curious about where one might go. I understand this isn't the target of Nomad Capitalist, but it would be incredible if more insight on this front could be provided.
Thank you for the wonderfully informative videos! All the insight is very interesting.
You are NOT alone my friend. So many that watch these videos aren't extremely wealthy yet there is still a huge amount of information packed into each video they produce. I commend you for asking your question.
British Virgin Islands IBC is what you want my friend. Andrew won't speak about such things as there is little meat on the bone for him. Nobody would pay Andrew $25k to have him set up a BVI IBC.
@SaltyShamanwhy not think of Portugal my friend? I m an afghan and I think Portugal pass is heaven for me . I’m considering other countries as well tho
Looking at renouncing from Australia & love this channel!
Hi, it's nice seeing you lately in the videos😊 Appreciate your info & perspective.
The Philippines should be on the list, a very open and accessible country. Highly developed in the metro Manila region and in Cebu. Huge investment is being poured into the country.
Also one of the easiest places to get kidnapped if you're successful.
Friends of mine had a huge remote worker office there, they had 200 seats and 3 shifts running, they had everything from graphic artists to video editors to PAs and sometimes even programmers (India better for that).
They had to have 24/7 security.
In the end the armed security was not enough to save them from the real enemy. The government turned up and shook them down for a TON of money. They packed up and left after that. Now they run a huge VPN business. Very successful people.
Also they often visited Thailand for the food because "Filipino food is like dog food" (their words not mine).
@@Michael-Masi-2021 BS, exactly where was their office, it certainly wasn't Manila or Cebu. If it was in Southern Mindanao perhaps, or around the Sulu Peninsula maybe. The Philippines has an incredible variety of food, pampanga is famous for its wide variety of food. I own a condo at BGC in metro manila and it certainly wasn't there. Your comment is deeply offensive to the Philippines. Have you ever been in the Philippines? I doubt that very much.
Filo food is like dog chow compared to Thai food alright.
“Buying a property is easy. You find a property, and send them money”. LMAO 😂
I appreciate the clear and honest answers. Go well.
great channel Andrew, would be interested in content for ppl without ultra high net worth, as there are more of us. Tks.
One thing I notice you never bring up language abilities. I am a polyglot and I find languages essential in my business. I relocated to Austria because for me it is centrally located. My wife is also Austrian and wanted to return home for a spell. As long as I pay the agreed upon taxes, I have a residence permit and access to all social programs and benefits. Anyway, I have found that when it comes to employment unless one speaks the language it is next to impossible. Frankly, I wouldn't hire anyone who couldn't speak German.
France is quite easy too, I believe, especially considering the PACS option.
Indeed. Easy is relative. Citizenship by descent can be easy and cheap in many countries when you have parents with passports. Citizenship by investment can be easy and fast. Pitcairn can be fast and cheap, but very hard.
Thank you for the information - great topic!
The same answer as in the last 200 years is Argentina. I am Argentine. We are also a country formed all by immigrants. We are the reserve of the European tradition, and anti Anglo. But very high taxes, unluckily.
Argentina will be the last European country remaining ahha
@@mattball7074 so funny
@@huwhitecavebeast1972 tradition maybe but their blood isnt Euro like the Argentines and Uruguayans (& South Brazilians)
@@mattball7074 so?
@@jamesrenaud592 its peculiar because its not even on the European continent
We Americans can go to Dutch Caribbean Islands via the friendship treaty and albania for 1 year..
Why not just go to the Netherlands though? Much better weather.
@@donkeysaurusrex7881 I live there and it's getting worse by the month politically and economically. Huge globalist influences and many propagandized people.
Even when I'm not part of the public that this is present I found this immensely interesting
3:22 🙏.. you cannot buy time or love no matter how much cash you have.
A wide smile/faux love, possibly, but not genuine.
Love is for sale everywhere now
Very good presentation !
What the heck do you look for as an entrepreneur in Germany. Tax hell? Bureaucracy? Slow internet? Power outages? Crime?
A lack of air conditioning.
Thank you for your excellent videos. Can you do a more detailed one about Ecuador?
Interesting idea.
@@nomadcapitalist I'd like this as well since Doug Casey spends time there.
I’m also interested in Ecuador information. Cuenca comes to mind from my investigation so far. I look forward to continuing to watch your videos. Thank you for the time you spend on this. It’s appreciated.
One of the best .. If not the best video you have made Andrew
Thank you.
Awesome content
Options for if you're not six figure ++ person? That video would be helpful to those with limited resources.
Australia also wants to go through your finances with a fine tooth comb just to get a visitor's visa.
This may be new(ish). Can you explain your experiences?
I would like to leave America. But I also want to become an airline pilot. But dude, America is getting strange 😳
@user-cy5xe3zo2k message your self. Stop scamming people.
There are airline pilots everywhere. Like even most superpor countries have a national airline
USA has been strange for decades
I have followed you for a number of videos and am very impessed by your presentations. I am a a US citizen and have been looking to offshore some of my business to a relatively local and stable country with good US accessibility with and solid financial and medical systems. I dismissed Bermuda but find Costa Rica and Panama promising. You have briefly mentioned and dismissed both and I wonder why you have not spent more time sharing more details and your views on both.
Thank you for the kind words, Mr. Allen.
Sometimes he speaks only on the countries he seem to like. 🧐
In Pakistan there are no big taxes on filthy riches.
People earn in Billions and pay tax in just hundreds.
Pakistan is only good for hardcore MAFIAS😅😅
Rest are miserable
I am from Brazil. Paying almost 50% of I earn every month. Specially now with Lula
Hoping the southern states leave and make their own country. That and a Republic of Alberta are two countries I hope exist soon so I can move there.
Australia? I wouldn't. Canada, Yes. Especially Quebec. Visiting family in Canada I see this huge screen all lit up, just after going through immigration at the airport: "as an immigrant, open up a bank account Today!" (In The French Language). They want you!
I'm a naturalized citizen of the USA for almost 30 years now and I really don't feel at home. I think Mexico with their friendly people, Latin culture, and the paid condo to go to, might be a good choice.
Good luck with the communism!
Mexico would scare me, because of the cartels. Plus, it’s too hot. I HATE hot weather.
@@Beachgirl1 It's not hot in the central portion of Mexico like Queretaro and San Miguel. Low humidity and cooler temps. Same elevation as Denver. Safer here than in a big city like Shitcago, Philly or Baltimore.
So Canada says "Open up a bank account today."...That's so king Trudeau can freeze your funds whenever you don't agree with him. Good luck comrade..
Yeah new Video
Paraguay is still open, except there were some changes on the rules as of last year. The PYG 31,500 deposit is no longer required, they now grant 2 years of temporary residence, after which one can apply for the permanent one. The red tape did not change much, so I am told. Usually they ask for the apostilled Birth and/or Marriage certificate(s) + the Passport (or ID if a Mercosur citizen) etc...costs of consultancy range between US$ 1,500 and 2,500. One or two visits are necessary to grab the Paraguayan ID. Good thing is the Colorado Party (conservatives) won the election a few days ago, so - unlike certain south american neighbors - things tend to keep stable for at least the next 5 years...
Yes, a new program requires a bit more investment.
Exactly, the video is very misleading on Paraguay! Not much changed there, it's still very easy. The main difference is you have to be there more regularely now.
@Adrian
Being forced to stay their longer is a HUGE difference.
@PhillyWilly
Exactly.
As someone who has been to Pgy several times. Don't believe the hype.
thank you. maybe useful to have Index-file of Instant-Convenience-Marriage Agencies for each Country
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Indonesia is by far the easiest country to immigrate to.. One can stay forever on an endlessly renewing series of social visit visas. Each is valid for 180 days and there is no limit on how often they can be reapplied for (conveniently done onshore). Thousands live permanently in Bali on such 'endless' visas. The best thing about it is that although one would technically become tax resident under the 183 day rule, the government point blank refuses to give a tax id number to anyone on a social visit visa, so they are clearly not interested in collecting any tax revenue from these folks. Easy immigration and no tax, two reasons why there are thousands of digital nomads hanging out in Indonesia.
I am in the processes of immigrating from the United States 🇺🇸 to Canada permanently for my mental illness. I grew up in Minnesota 🫎 so it will be an easy transition to become a full time Canadian citizen. 🇨🇦
Hopefully i will join you there. I'm planning to come there. Greetings from Rwanda
Being mentally ill is almost a requirement to be considered Canadian.
The easiest country is France if you are illegal !
France is just a transit country - U.K. is usually the destination!
Or the US. US is FUBAR
😂
In a couple of days, it's going to be the US.
😂😂😂
1000th like is mine
The US and Canada.
Advises for extremely rich people, they don't need UA-cam for advice imo
There are plenty of people who earned their money themselves with little support and few "old money" lawyers around, who come to UA-cam and other channels for advice.
I've worked in Vietnam 12 years 2008-2019, 2 years in the US for COVID and now back in Vietnam to get away from the crap US economy. Vietnam is easy to get into, but there are some complications. The biggest is government limits on things you can do, as I recently discovered that I would not be investing anymore money into crypto. This wasn't by choice, but because there is literally a bank block, I go through SACOM Bank, on buying any. So generally Vietnam is great for those that want to retire, feel they are set in their life or sexpats that want to get wasted and take home working girls from the clubs or bars. Not so good potentially if you want to live cheaply, while building a portfolio.
My dream is to emigrate to Hungary. It’s one of the only sane European countries left existing.
Asia just doesn’t interest me. Vietnam, while the people are great, is too third world for my taste.
@@Beachgirl1that's true but sane leaders are often eliminated.
@@delaville680 Sadly, that’s true.
What about Kambodia?
@@vipeton.8927 Not sure. I like Cambodia, and find Cambodians to be rather friendly and helpful, but really only have been there to get a new visa in Phomn Penh.
Can you do a video on the pros and cons of Argentina and their inflation?
I worked in argentina. Foreigners are allowed to be paid in USD. Don't get paid in pesos.
Thank you
You're welcome.
Thanks for the video! Related in Latin America category, whats your opinion about Chile?
kinda took me out with take out. for some of us, it really is just needing to make more money I guess
Hotel California is easy to immigrate to, you can try to leave but you can’t check out
I have lived in Egypt for 5 years. You save a lot of money on food, fruit, vegetables and cheap rents
Their givernment and army are Pharonic.human rights😢😢
Avoid the pyramid schemes.
What do you mean by having an income? You said South America is a good fit for those with an income. Could you be more specific? Also, is Chile suitable for someone with a freelance business? Could you do a more detailed video on Chile, and the various pathways to obtaining a citizenship there?
Sometimes we DO want to change everything about our lives. That might be the point.
Its easy from tbe point of view if Americans
GREAT VIDEO !!!!
Great Job Andrew
Cam we have an episode for moving to Argentina ?😬
It doesn’t seem logical to refer to specific countries in the plural. “The Mexicos?” There is only one Mexico. And if you interpret that as “countries similar to Mexico” there isn’t enough context to derive what those countries might be. You might counter that the other countries in the list are the countries similar to Mexico, but then why refer to Mexico in the plural if you just list all the similar countries individually? It’s a very common grammatical device in NC videos and it never made sense to me.
Quite bummed to never see Poland on any of your list.
Especially when you consider how cheap it is there, and the emerging IT sector.
Doing your audience, a disservice not mentioning
What I observed , the best immigrants for Canada are Asians and Europeans. These are the only two groups who can make a much better society and they know how to create substantial economic growth for Canada. They are great entrepreneurs and investors.
Not with my color of skin or financial backing...i see those countries do work for others however
Immigrating to Canada is very long and laborious. And costly.
The UK
Retirement visas
Did you ever consider a sister company for this
It should be as a vast majority of retirees are leaving USA
Dominican Republic?
What if the only income you get is a government money like SSI. and SSD., What countries could they get residents and work for citizenship?
If I buy property in Ireland is it easy to get residence permit?
No.
Can i take easily Portugal İmmigrate and how?
Interested in purchasing a condo in Buenos Aires. Was told by banks in Buenos Aires when wiring funds from USA funds are deposited in pesos at the official exchange rate. Are there other options. Real Estate in Argentina are in USD.
You shouldn't move to Argentina. Or do it if you want your money to be expropriated by politicians 😂
Just buy outright. Why deal with monthly hoa fees?
Wire yourself money via Western Union
@@Monkechnology oh not like the usa in taxes.
@@SenorJuan2023 i am trying to buy outright. When your money arrives in an Argentine bank it is exchanged to pesos at the official rate decreasing it's value by 50%.
11:40 just get citizenship by descent. Sure
Can you do a video on African countries
Here is the video about Top 10 Countries to Invest in Africa: ua-cam.com/video/vlxMphgzXWw/v-deo.html
Everything balances up in the end. The question is who you are and whacha wanna be doing? Where do u think you’ll be happiest regardless the cost or process? The word ‘easy’ is such a naive and foolish term if you’re an adult who’s lived at least half his/her life and seen how the world runs.
Great insight and I learned some more from this channel. I’ve lived my entire life in a very very tiny and expensive south East Asian country except for six months in NZ. Made it there and got my work visa. Very simple and straightforward. Got it within two weeks of application. Unfortunately due to some things at home, I had to turn back and forsake the adventure. No regrets tho, very low wage country.
Thanks for sharing!
Which country in SEA did you live?
Nothing is easy. If it is there is a sting behind it.
Move Spain from the list . It’s not easy
Is easier to get into Mexico than cosco. Said by a commedian.
I'm looking for a new country to immigrate to, not because I hate the US or hell I'm not even a business owner or have high net worth. I need a fresh start and ive unfortunately lost all my family. I was accused of something I didnt do, went through a trial, and unfortunately convicted in a small town of less than 900 people that knew me and automatically assumed I'm guilty based off my skin color. I served my country through 2 combat deployments on GWOT, I served in Law enforcement, and served my community selflessly. Unfortunately those same people sent me away for some time. I want to leave because of that and I need some place to immigrate.
Is there any option for me or not?
Come to Nigeria
@@k-dwanks2481 Possibly.
Namibia would be a great choice or Botswana. I live in Namibia and it’s great.
Paraguay closed their residence program? That is not true.
They repealed an old law and passed a new one with different requirements.
Yes, much harder requirements that force you to stick around longer
Canada ; as long as you have a pulse . May even ship you here dead .
I have no money I don't have any education 😅 if your expert help me out and I am from Pakistan
Canada is not easy by any means
I doubt it is still Paraguay! Perhaps the easiest citizenship is the 1 you are born into!
Emmigrate to? Immigrate from?
Why is Cyprus not on your list?????
We have helped a number of clients with Cyprus.
@@nomadcapitalist I know! I love your work! You gave me idea and showed me that is possible.....even at the age of 50!!! Thank you Andrew!! Love it!!
300k per jet ride person sounds obnoxious. You cant even go to the country to get your citizenship? Ugh.
Like...money becomes obnoxious when people lack class and respect, and makes it so they vlose thes3 things doen.
Have some grace and honkr the countey allowing you to get that visa, as there is a reason they ate getting shut downm
😂😂😂 only in paper 😅
how 'boit cambo
Don't come to Canada!!!
let me think ,Why out of all the countries in the world usa is the worst?😂
Best for military and GDP share in the world,worst in healthcare and political division
Just being a bit pedantic, I think you mean the easiest countries to "emigrate" to, not "immigrate" to.
The easiest is the Czechia if you are Ukrainian smugling back illegal money or weapons.
Any western country but you have to be brown or black and do it illegally.
Britain is easy to emigrate to, no documents no passport just get on a small boat from France, then you get everything provided for free from the British government. you get better treatment than the British people
“Nothing is fast, easy and cheap”…well said, Andrew 🙌👏💯 You can literally apply this to just about anything in life.
There is so much trash online about this subject. Have been traveling for 12 years. Andrew is the most on point out there.
Always like your thoroughness and integrity -- Well Done
Easiest countries to emigrate to
1. America - just show up at the southern border and you're in!
Immigration is a massively growing trend.
Always has been
Yes if you are an illegal you will be accepted without money in countries like the USA, EU countries and others even if you have nothing to offer...
Thanks!
@@svensulzmann4282. You have been brainwashed by the Globalists. Most illegal aliens aren’t “refugees”, but are hostile invaders.
@@svensulzmann4282 True to much of an extent!!!
Philippines
Ah helping rich people pay less taxes 🤦
Proudly.
Canada ain’t letting people in like that either
People want out of Canada.
Housing cost is through the roof in Canada.
my men put canada and europe💀🤮🤝
On point!
Easiest is USA if you're a POC. Just walk across the border and get free food, housing, and healthcare. You'll have to register as a democrat though.