@Joe Marton I've been to different parts of canada several times. The silver linings are: a good supply of exotically gorges women; a national legal cannabis industry, great whisky bacon, syrup, and several other pluses. But I get you. Trudeau and the leftist are really cucking Canada right now.
Getting out of a country going down the tubes is like trying to leave a movie theater during a fire....and the theater owner has barricaded most of the doors.
Unless you're part of the Elites who have told their rich friends what is going to happen. For example Tom Hanks & his wife are besties with Bill Gates & his wife. Tom left America after he miraculously healed from Covid19. They moved to a their own personal island in Greece and they haven't been back since, this was in March or April. Seems they're privy to some information most of us are not.
I saw the writing on the wall where I came from, 32 years ago, when it was easy to leave. The next country was showing the same disease, so I found another one that is kind of OK.
@@deborascott2893 They probably know that they don't escape Final Judgement, and that their Souls won't be worth even two coppers on the other side. Thats what happens to cross dressing Baphomets Hahaha
@@saint-jiub Really there is no difference except in economic model. Economic fascism is a regulatory state, a so-called "mixed" economy. But culturally, socialism and fascism are the same thing: the abandonment of liberal individual moral responsibility in exchange for totalitarian state control.
@@saint-jiub Sure, that's the economic model. Economically a mixed (fascist) economy is a big improvement over socialism (at least the trains run on time). But culturally, they are both totalitarian state-worshipping collectivist nightmares. They are sisters -- closely related secular religions of the 20th century. Definitely not opposites. The opposite of godless tyranny is not similar type of godless tyranny. Hitler and Mussolini believed they were at the cutting edge of socialism. Fascism is a tweak on socialism, not an opposite idea.
@@lealubiato479 Well spotted, I live in New Zealand and it is very clear to me that we have been given to "East Asia" (China managed block) in totality. Yet my fellow citizens are so blind, they can't even acknowledge the genuine formal (legislated) loss of all of our human rights. "But it hasn't affected me" they say as they put on their mask and walk past the empty shops to buy food that has doubled in value over the last year, along with rents... My landlord just sold my (rented) home, and rents are now triple what they were when I moved in, and that's if you can find one, which i can't. This year is like a bad dream I can't wake up from, seriously).
I'm French American flying back to America soon and personally reading the comments I can honestly say there is no where to escape the only reason why I'm going back is because it's better to be united with your family and have support then to be alone fighting. We are living in the end of days, money won't save you but will help you temporarily , back up plans might help for a while too , but only God at the end will have the last word. Save your soul first, not your flesh. Tommorrow is not promised to anyone.....
My heart goes out to you... from America. It is time for everyone who recognizes the signs to start preparing mentally, physically and spiritually for the end. MOST importantly, I think, is to make peace with our Creator and to learn to recognize His voice. Secondly, I think it is time for all who see to decide NOW whether to resist, go along to get along or to flee in the hopes of having just a little more time.
@@clarissegomez9275 I agree with Badass on that one. I personally am eyeing Latin America, IF we can make it out of the country before travel restrictions are imposed. When the socialists take over, travel restrictions are inevitable. There are several Latin American countries that make good candidates. There is risk, of course, as well as tradeoffs, in any choice of anything. But the way I see it, the west is doomed in short order. At least in Latin America, I believe we'll have a better chance at freedom and relative security for a little while longer than we will in ANY western country. I can live without Amazon's same-day delivery! Lolol. I personally haven't done any research on any of the African countries, and cannot speak intelligently about it. There are books available that go into detail about living as an expat, and there are many YT channels on the subject.
Good luck getting anywhere in Fortress Europa. EU is closed to the outside world unless you have huge amounts of money for the limited flights and the mandatory quarantine on arrival. Here in Poland, the immigration office isn't even working, so no way to get a long term stay. But on the other hand, we expats with permits have an unlimited extension until they declare no more epidemic state which could be forever. So far all things considered, it's not a bad country to be stuck in, especially in a smaller town. But eventually I will probably go home to the US, if I can afford it, and if it's not some kind of nightmare scenario for the country.
Since you're going back home Dwayne, you could probably go to another state and fly to Stockholm, though you might be quarantined for two weeks upon arrival. Which is fine if you have family to stay with.
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand really needs to be read by all. It is scary how prescient she was. The entrepreneurs who support the US economy are about to "shrug".
I would rather suggest Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World'. "The perfect dictatorship would have the appearance of a democracy, but would basically be a prison without walls in which the prisoners would not even dream of escaping. It would essentially be a system of slavery where, through consumption and entertainment, the slaves would love their servitudes." -- Aldous Huxley
@@patienttreater because they believe that virtue signalling about how "altruistic" they are is the highest form of virtue. Though they don't know why they believe that, but their friends also believe it so that's what makes it true and right.
I think within the next 10 years it will not matter what passport you have it will be hard to leave i think it better to pick a place now where you want to stay for the future
@@zackbog , thank you for your reply. I actually read it a few times before answering because I am confused: do you recommend Middle Eastern countries OR Latin American OR ex URSS? (maybe you meant the three of them?)
@@UniDeathRaven , hi! Do you know where you want to go? that's the part that it's keeping me blocked, the "where". ... I don't want to go to a place that will end up being the same as where I am now (Spain) and on top of it also suffering the consequences of being an "outsider".
There's a bigger picture! European Economic "Grand Reset" coupled with UN "Sustainable Development Act." Going to get tighter more restrictive with a new system of passport travel.
Great piece. You are right travel has been severely restricted with little sign of change in fact it appears to be an agenda by more govts to prevent your travel freedom. A sad day for those of us who appreciate travel broadening the mind and possibilties.
@@tigersamurai2275 Guys its time fora different plan different way of thinking. PT worked for 6 decades but now they're cornering everyone so they won't be able to run. This takes a different strategy to overcome, and yes, we will need to be united.
Read The World Economic Forum plan and watch their videos. the IMF also has the same plan. Technocrazy is the plan and 191 countries have signed up. Underground railroad ring a bell.
@@HMFamilyLife What do you mean by PT? Perpetual traveller? If that's the case I have been one for the past 4 years and hope it would still be possible
As someone who had to literally pack up and leave in a single day because true chaos was coming (unfortunately 3 times already), I can tell you, a plan B is not a luxury but an essential part of planning ahead. It doesn't matter where you live or who you are. For example, if you're a "dreamer" in the US, do you have a backup plan in case you're declared a search&deport criminal tomorrow?
@@bradnomad1011 Looks like it happened... Where do DACA people have to go to pick up their citizenship? Oh that's right, it ain't happening; ever (last time was 36 years ago). Just saying, and it's only an example: you can be a perfectly good person, but because your parents brought you into the US as an infant, you will never ever ever be a person with full rights under any president, so get yourself prepared. It's just the way government and bureaucracy works. Preparation saved me from those nasty people.
I suppose their plan B is their country of birth. They can get a passport at a consulate located in the US. The way things are going in the US, returning to Latin America is not the worst thing.
I think we’ve passed the point where you can find somewhere else to go. I hope I’m wrong, but I think the world has turned to a point where it’s no longer where I can go to pay the least, but where do I stand the best chance at surviving and winning the coming fight
Are they still producing passports in the US? i know they "temporarily" stopped, or at least there was a long delay, at the beginning of the plandemic.
The end doesn't come abruptly like that if you know scripture, there hasn't been the tribulation yet, and even after that there is a thousand year reign of CHRIST JESUS, and after that another war with Satans minions, and then after that, the setup,of GOD'S kingdom, and destruction of Satan, and his minions!!!
@@UHeardMe1stTime "They'll just make it too expensive or too much red tape" I've got a surprise for you: They have already done that, but you can freely leave the US if you own nothing or almost nothing.
Most people love this earth and living and breathing here. Unless you hate your life to the point where it’s worse than death, you need to learn to except some uncomfortable things here.
@@Livetoeat171 : I am probably going to be killed in a FEMA camp for not taking a vaccine, not afraid, have a plan, this world is not all there is, a better place is waiting for me.🙂
Another reason these tyrannical governments would want to ban their citizens from owning overseas is foreign real estate is a good place to place wealth that can't be taxed or even (I think) be reported to your home country.
True. Im a Jamaican trying to leave Canada and it's very hard to even get a flight and when you do its extremely overpriced. We are doomed. Even so, come Lord Jesus.
I’m not leaving the US, if I’m going to fight it’s going to be for my country and family. CA is so done it’s disgusting and we are in trouble no doubt. We that want freedom better be prepared to fight.
Greg Westcott, doesn’t matter what history is. I’ve fought for what I believed before, and history is on my side or there wouldn’t even be a United States. Doesn’t mean we all survive but it beats being a coward government slave. At least for me.
@@Captain-ln3vh We are clearly in a late stage republic right now. History is clearly not on your side for sure. I know because I once thought the same as you until I learned more. At the very maximum, the efforts would amount to a Sulla only to be followed shortly thereafter by a Caesar. But the realities are probably much worse than even that. Taking your family and going to greener pastures is much smarter in my opinion.
It's frightening because when one country enacts a Draconian law (like Vietnam has done), then the other countries follow suit and do the same to their citizens. Back in January when the quarantine was first put in place in Wuhan, we would have never have imagined that we could be forced into such conditions but look at us now.
I am currently being held hostage in the United States for the last decades while they siphon off valuable Intellectual Property through covert surveillance. This is something they would not be able to do if I live in other countries. My IP portfolio spans many industries and has substantial effects on the economy today. They go around acting like I don't exist, meanwhile my hotel room is baking in microwave radiation from all the surveillance. I tried to live here and it sucks/dangerous, it is time for me to check out the opportunities somewhere else.
One of the most relevant videos you have made Andrew. Great points and wonderful hearing your point of view based in experience. Even though you graded it as negative, I would love to see you make more of these relevant burning issues, people need to hear exactly that to move them into action to diversify their options internationally. More of these current videos please And that for for the great value you provide.
I am so glad that I recently discovered this channel! I've been binge watching your videos all week! I'm moving to diversify the holdings of my family's estate because I am very concerned about the wellbeing of my children's future. (As reasonably affluent U.S. Citizens... fortunately not in California) I have to assure that they have a true plan B & C.
Somebody else have told me all this , and I really din't pay any attention , but coming from somebody educated as you are and hitting all the nails it's when you realize well yup something is going on , amazing information great videos , keep it up , cheers
If anything the UN would like borders to be abolished. This is national and local governments just wanting the producers, entrepreneurs, and tax payers to continue covering the expenses for their stupid programs for obvious reasons.
I don’t make near seven or eight figures but I’m also binge watching his videos because my broke ass might end up moving to Costa Rica or Belize. Somewhere I can afford to live and work but most importantly to have a dual citizenship.
IT is not a war against the rich. It's a war against everybody except the ultra rich/elite. They need the rich to fund the war, using their taxes, then disposing of them when all is said and done.
A person I know who lived and studied in Chile became a citizen there. He never really renounced US Citizenship (Still has passport) . He lives, banks and travels strictly as a Chilean and loves it. But he will travel to US once in a while....so he fundamentally has 2 citizenships. He is a low level millionaire ( 3 million value) . He has lived like this since 2013.
Poland has recently changed tax rules for people whose family life is in Poland but are working abroad, on a ship, etc. I don't know the details but it's called abolition relief I believe. Point is, that will make it less worth it to get extra/better income abroad if your family life is in Poland.
@minimalist, that's exactly what I am afraid while trying to find the safest place, because today it's one thing but I don't know in the future. For example, I would have never thought Australia would become the way is now.
Pope gave up his title vicar of Christ last month as a.c. is here rabbi are talking to him now Jerusalem cern opening pit this week see final days site captures on Alaska web cams or any sky watch sites nemesis system is here Gods wrath. Pray, repent, fast, repeat. Trump right its biblical. They go to d.u.m.b.s hope to survive it.
Good luck defending that when they take your guns. When property taxes and inflation sets in. When the USA finally implodes in on itself which is all but inevitable. I've had corrupt police officers come where I live in the USA. Batter down my door because they can, and beat me to a bloody pulp. With no explanation, and if your poor you can't afford a lawyer. Those police where I am do this on a regular basis to terrorize the populace. They've also made it illegal to own any form of projectile based self defense here to for everyone. That is of course unless you are a corruption enforcement officer or a hired thug for the elites. They've sent about 1/3rd of the entire small towns populace to concentration camps already. This is likely just a test to be implemented on a much broader scale eventually. Not to mention the entire economics system here is one giant ponzi scheme. The masses have been indoctrinated for decades, and dumbed-down to extremes. They no longer utilize critical thinking at all.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l I lived in a small town where things like this happen. There is always a local politician, usually retired so he is somewhat anonymous, who controls the local police like they are his private enforcers. I was lucky enough to leave but they made it as difficult as possible. It was brutal.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l you mean, they arrested people for chickenshit drug offenses and sent them to prison? What was the pretext for detainment? Or did they just flat out grab people with no explanation? Did thess people have jobs? Families?
I know bruh, if you wanna leave naked they will show you the door,but if you are leaving with muchho dinero they ask you ,why are you leaving, And i will say "None of your business"😂
Hearing Andrew talk about "not having a passport to travel", the situation in China totally resonates: Since the pandemic started, the government has made it extremely difficult to apply or renew passports. Actually many people that I know have tried to renew their passports, but the government officers shut them down. So basically for those who happened to renew their passports before the pandemic they got the luck, but for others, too bad. Having options at this critical time is so important, and that comes from careful planning and executions of plan B/C/..
it's for that reason, and for all of the other knowledge/expertise that they've obtained w/ their training, that soldiers will first be used to eliminate domestic "threats," and then be eliminated themselves. outside of a completely united populous (which ain't happening), the next biggest threat are soldiers. the oath will be tested.
@@motoz30 I'm a veteran of ten years, trained for combat and then as an intelligence operator. In my case however, I gained access to 38 levels of the compartmentalised black ops. This is an anomaly not suppose to happen. I have that knowledge the synagogue of Satan is using in the world against mankind. NOW... I'm an elder of the first fruit of the remnant, the elect, called and chosen. Malachi 4:4,5,6 and Zechariah 8:23 have both already been completed. We are calling out the ten lost tribes, northern kingdom which are the house of Joseph, of Ephraim, of Israel. To come out of the whore church, out from the idol worship, out of confusion, out of Babylon. For otherwise, "my people die for lack of knowledge". We are the army of the most high God of Israel. WE ARE EPHRAIM ! And you shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation. This... for the restoration of all things.
@@undersiege3402 NO. I have two areas that,make me dangerous. knowledge to 38 levels of compartmentalization . People like me are not suppose to even exist. Supernatural protection, as an elder of the remnant, I keep the covenant to lay claim to psalm 91, which Christianity believes it has, and DOES NOT. I am a first fruit of the 144,000 which is the woman that fled into the wilderness. The target of Satan. I have already had fights in the spirit. I have not always won, but I'm learning. I am currently preparing to leave, as I am selling what I own. Then my house. Then to that place in the wilderness. We are those that will be sought after by the several million that will come out of Babylon, confusion, the whore church.We are the ten lost tribes. We are the northern kingdom, the house of Joseph, the house of Ephraim, of Israel,
While the usual culprits US, Australia, Canada etc seem to be getting more restrictive, the UK & Germany seem to still be very high on financial freedoms.
@Amusis to be honest I meant more financially. I am British, but haven't lived in the UK for quite a number of years. The passport is fantastic, although obviously about to get a fair bit worse. Tax residency is very clear cut as long as you spend less than 90d in country, they don't really care what you do. British residency obviously opens you up to taxes, regulation and lockdowns etc.
@@lynnedinsdale5009 yes but that at least makes sense. Probably should have been in force anyway. Any physical item sold to someone in the UK is taxable. It's their borders, their right to do that otherwise overseas companies have an unfair advantage. E. G. Base your company in a region that doesn't charge vat/sales tax and sell to regions that do. This basically hits all the large multinationals like Amazon.
That's right that's why from 2010 I build up my beautiful house in El Salvador the country where I was born I'm from the rule area it's nice it's comfortable and it's very peaceful good thing that I thought about it so I'm ready if I have to go from New York well I'm ready
Easier said than done...not everybody had or has money to invest in so many different possibilities including multiple passports, as they don't cost $10 each. Americans live check to check for the most part so its always NICE to hear of great ideas, but those ideas and options are usually ONLY available to people with MONEY. Same truth applies in so many categories. Houses, land in various countries...really? Rich person talk.
Both of your comments are comical. Directing your responses to me. I am speaking on behalf of millions from an empathetic perspective, not personal experience. "Make more money" takes education/knowledge of other methods to create wealth...others need access to that information. Some are lazy...some have collapsed personal dreams to take care of loved ones. So many factors and possibilities as to why millions live paycheck to paycheck. Obviously both of you are BLESSED to not suffer any of the possible factors or life variables that millions of others do...bless you both.
If you own property abroad you may not be able to get to it no matter how many passports you have. Like now in the UK you are not allowed to leave the country due to non essential travel restrictions. Government regulations stipulate travelling to a second home abroad is considered non essential. But it happens in non western countries too. In Pakistan when I was there police were physically beating people with sticks for breaching lockdown and flights had more or less stopped. So no one was going anywhere.
For real I have been living the nightmare in the so called #Free #USA? I have been ready to leave along time ago. My dad was right it will never get better! He was one of the richest people in the Great #USA. Until he died piss poor & broken.
Developing countries (like Vietnam) have legitimate reasons to prevent capital flight... how are they supposed to build wealth if they allow it to flow out uncontrolled? No one wants to end up in South Africa’s position.
I was talking to a guy last week who grew up in Vietnam. He said China is buying up everything there. He said he supported Trump because he was the only one who understands China.
@@rickmossop3733 understanding is overly generous. He may see the pain caused by the hollowing out of western economies. But he’s nothing more than a loud mouth.
@@btfrost Maybe understands wasn't the exact word he used. But he was the only one pushing back. That was his take on it. I tend to agree with him though. Biden has obviously taken a lot of money from China. I personally don't think it was an accident that a week from signing a $250 billion dollar trade deal with China a mysterious virus appeared from China. I think Trump is a little more than a loud mouth. He had a roaring economy and was making peace in the middle east. At least he has shown some willingness to fight for western civilization. But it is probably lost. I thought that when Obama won his second term. I had a slight hope when Trump won but I think the end is inevitable. Then the whole world falls because the U.S was the last bulwark. IMO.
Vietnamese make Mini Malls in my hometown Don Carlos,Bukidnon,Philippines, and they are successful businessman and we are happy and grateful for them, they sell cheap beautiful goods, i bought beautiful dresses and very affordable and clothings for my bday November 6,2020 in Vietnamese stores
Congratulations Andrew on your new video format, 2 cameras set up combined with great editing elevates it all 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I'm glad you're touching on this subject because I made the mistake this morning to talk about my plan to set up new business in Eastern Europe and I was "warned" about the dangers for American from kidnapping all the way to an apparent mafia that control those economies and I won't be sucessful because they don't let people outside of their circle to prosper... I'm wondering where he is getting this fear-based information, if you know anything about it Andrew.
I've wanted to leave the country and be nomadic since I was a kid. But I had a late start to life as I was disabled for the first 30 years of my life. I just got released to start working 2 years ago and I'm a real estate agent now trying to make $$$ still want to leave the country but hoping it's not too late.
Wow Andrew, still thankful of your so detailed and honest info, so appreciated. After yesterday's video and another today, it feels so deeply sadden, no one can think what government bureaucracy will do next to eat up all the remaining shrinking bits of freedom in this world. Just a comment here is can you also add in some info about (offshore) opportunities/strategy out there available into your video please, seeing these info is so discouraging to potential successful people
In Germany they tax you no matter where you live as long as you own or have rented a residence in the country, even if you're not living there. Not just that, if you're living in Germany, all your global income is considered to be taxable in Germany. In case you own property in Germany and your kids inherit it (although you've bought and paid it off from your post tax net income) there's a large inheritance tax. Same with "gifts". So technically, very difficult to gift your assets to your children without a tax liability. One of the most stern tax regimes. I am about to click "Become a client" with NC.
These issues are happening all over the world not just America.... people are on lockdown in some places in Europe.... your running to places that are worse than being in America at the moment.... I’m leaving but patience can be a virtue in these strange times.
@Obed Blas yeah AI and transhumanism... Propaganda too. I was just trying to enjoy a teen movie with my little one and it turned out to be about ufos and AI that turned these teens body parts into machines.... too much.
Why do you think Trump was visiting all the countries before this happened? He was telling them all the US is in alliance with the globalists. It doesn't matter if it's Trump or Biden we will be given to the globalists.
I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. After randomly checking on this video, I am now realizing a trend coming out today. I have some colleagues and friend of my friend's with South Korean citizenship. 3 married to Indonesians still kept their citizenship, 1 married to local and got Indonesian citizen, 2 applied for Indonesian citizen. I have asked to some of them, why they want other citizenship. The answers are almost the same cost of living and services are cheaper, they can afford for private driver, a housekeeper, a baby sitter, large property (South Korea does not have vast land). They will not get these luxuries if they still live and work in South Korea.
Being a "poor little french guy" (just a few thousands euros and no special qualifications, just IT technician on Win), I am trying to survive in the middle of France chaos. Thanks Andrew for your job to help us. What are you thinking about to evade to Belarus ? Or Georgia ? I was thinking about Belarus to avoid the sanitory dictatorship. It appears as the most respectful country toward its people. But they are now testing the russian vaccine and I don't know if they will force its people to vaccine, one time they will declare it as "effective"... And what is the difference between the russian and the USA one...What is the less worst ? About Georgia, it is so easy to get there for a french people. But they accepted the orders of our masters concerning the dictatorship with virus... How it will pass with time there ? Thanks to all people if you can help me. My friend is in Iran...I hope she will be able to join me to live together... Thanks for your help. I am so afraid... Sorry for my poor english (I learnt it alone).
@@LadyIarConnacht What a sad observation... Maybe you could precise your point of view if you are talking about the reality ? Because swapping Id is absolutely not easy to do , almost all over the world, with the technology and what would be effective within this solution if they are implementing physically the new "passeport" ? More than global ID, it is physical ID that is the worst...
I felt a sense of calm that I hadn't felt in a long time not being in the States. We've seen US citizenship renunciations shoot up 1200% in Jan-Jun 2020 compared to the last six month period. Glad I got my passport some time ago, good 'til '26!
I will decide whether I leave the country or not, not the government. We don't need to live under a dictatorship in this day and age-we have the lessons from history to remind us these regimes will always come to an end. Stay strong, people.
No freedom exists in the USA, only slavery, and delusions or lies.
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Moving from South Africa ==>> USA is considered an improvement. I know many many people who emigrated, or in process to USA from South Africa. My older brother just bought a house in Ducala outide Atlanta. Compared to South Africa there is a whole lot less corruption in USA, and much better personal safety as well. Most popular countries by far is Aus, NZ, Canada, USA, UK. From watching your channel the aforementioned countries are not on my list anymore. Currently back in South Africa after I naturalized as a British ciziten when I lived in UK for 10 years.
South Africa is the worst place to be (or it will be, soon).
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@@Bennevisie i know many many many people (like 19/20) who have never been 100 km from the rural town in Limpopo where i live and grew up. Travelling to Cape Town is a foreign country. In my late 20’s i ‘escaped’ to London on working holiday visa, and worked my way up to eventually naturalized as British citizen. One of my biggest regrets is that we returned to this remote scorching hot remote rural limpopo town two years after I became British citizen.
@@Bennevisie Why did I return to SA ? Returned 10/2009. It was the time of economic boom in South Africa 🇿🇦 My boss at Citigroup returned to SA 05/2007, just before his return he encouraged me to return as well because it was ‘the land of opportunities’. I was in UK for 10 years and never planned to ever return. I’m as Afrikaans as could be. Coming from Limpopo platteland (rural) I could barely understand yes or no when I arrived (on working holiday visa) 09/1999. I started as a cleaner and farm labourer, just over 18 months later got on the HSMP (highly skilled migrant program), worked my way up to trade floor analyst at Canary wharf bank. My two years working holiday didnt count towards permanent residency. i had to start from scratch, eventually took 8 years from arriving until inhad UK passport. During times when I was out of work I never ever claimed benefits, I always lived from my ‘out of work fund’. To me UK was (is) the land of opportunities. There is plenty of work and opportunity for those that want to make a difference (or start their own business). Me and wife had a very good lifestyle , lovely apartment in Dulwich. Life was good. No worries about criminals. I met my wife while I was in London, she was very upset to leave. Because of the short lived economic boom in SA, other people i know returned. My wife was pregnant with our first daughter, and we where living in a one bedroom apartment I thought we could have a better living standard. So we returned. Three daughters and 10 years later we are still in Ellisras (Limpopo). British passports for all three my daughters. We live in an Afrikaans speaking community, my kids are in Afrikaans language school, my wife is now fluent in Afrikaans as well. My kids are also fluent native Russian speakers. Kids learn English at school, at home kids speak Afrikaans to me, and Russian between kids and mom. My wife enjoy lifestyle here, she is a stay at home mom. Yesterday it was 41 Celsius, she loves the heat. I love cold 🥶 We live outside a very remote rural town on a farm outside town. Yes, we are considering to emigrate but are stuck and can’t afford to leave. Glad I found Nomad Capitalist otherwise would never have known about alternatives to the usual US, UK, NZ, Aus, NL emigration destinations. I make videos about what I do for a living, tap on my name for my UA-cam channel and my phone number is in every video. You are welcome to send me a Whatsap message. Are you in South Africa, what is your experience like? Wishing you a happy day :)
@ That is quite the story, Grove. There is definitely a lot I can relate to, not the least of which is my heavy Afrikaans accent, which is enough to make any Brit's ears bleed. I was busy emigrating to a neighbouring state, but had to prolong my stay in South Africa due to lockdown. All the best for you and your family!
The hunters (greedy governments) and the hunted (nomad capitalists) In a more and more synchronized and globalized world the hunters will catch every hunted sooner than later.
@@coocoocachooglin Here in Germany people fall more and more in love with the nanny state. A government that thinks and decides for you. Scary evolution!
@@coocoocachooglin Running no longer works, we need to make a stand and be prepared to be locked out, and make our own parallell freedom. Think about how dependent nomad capitalists really are to the system when you look at it as a global net.
I am so so glad to listen to your « points of view « .;.for years I have been living in NZ; Oz, Vanuatu , New Caledonia, Belgium, Luxembourg and different places in france, now in Florida.;.and all my « sedentary friends » believe I am unstable.;..well, I am not wealthy, though I have enough to live.. leave...and educate myself.;.again and again...I have that feeling /need, of feeling open doors...my grandson is not 1 yet, he already has 2 passports (and I am working on my daughters nerve for him to have a 3rd one.;. I finally found a UA-cam channel with an opened vision and a lot of objectivity.;. My next country will probably be Mexico.. thank you for all your sharings...
Andrew I miss the old intro music to your videos !! The drumbeat was really cool- bring it back? =).. Also, great content. I've been watching your videos for over a year now. I moved overseas partly inspired by them.. Keep up the great work !
I told my husband we needed to leave in 2007 and he has never agreed with me ...” the United States is the greatest country in the world” ... now he says “there’s no where else to go” ... sounds like we’ve missed our opportunity...ignorance on our part.
Wow! This guy is amazing! I have searched far and wide for videos or anything about there on this topic for years, I have found nothing til now. Well actually I heard him speak watching Robert kiyosaki's podcast. I'm gonna get his book too.
@@nomadcapitalist a big help, thanks again. When you think about it, its really scary how things are now. I have my passport but always wanted dual-citizenship for my daughter and I. Now look, should of gotten it years ago when I was considering leaving but as I said before there was no info out there and everyone I tried to ask said it couldn't be done. Smh
I had always planned to leave in the future, but had commitments to family members and was unable to leave, now we are where we are. I was aware of the aspect of buying property in order to gain access to another country/ or savings limits etc, but I find most financial advisers out there today are merely salesmen for often just one company and are only interested in selling various bonds from that company. Are there recommended advisers for those who are interested in investing in other countries or settling in other countries? Or is it simply a case of working it out for yourself. I understand that this is a global plan, with equal reach, but living in the UK at this point, life is very concerning.
The US is truly starting to look like a low-level prison camp. At this point, corona is just an excuse to tighten the noose.
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@Joe Marton I've been to different parts of canada several times. The silver linings are: a good supply of exotically gorges women; a national legal cannabis industry, great whisky bacon, syrup, and several other pluses. But I get you. Trudeau and the leftist are really cucking Canada right now.
I left the US three years ago, and moved to the Philippines. Best decision I made for myself. Very happy here
How is Philippines doing?
@@rickINcali1 dude, I have a fully furnished brand new home on the beach for $300/month.
I live like a king here and life is awesome .
@@DallasV that's great ! It sounds like paradise. I have been In Philippines few times. I'm waiting for the travel restrictions to be lifted.
What kind of visa you have?
@@sheme8019 I have a tourist visa. Just applied for the extension so I do not have to leave the country after being here for 3 years.
Getting out of a country going down the tubes is like trying to leave a movie theater during a fire....and the theater owner has barricaded most of the doors.
Consider unorthodox strategies to make your exit
Lol nice analogy rebozo Haha Haha...that's a perfect analogy... ...
Unless you're part of the Elites who have told their rich friends what is going to happen. For example Tom Hanks & his wife are besties with Bill Gates & his wife. Tom left America after he miraculously healed from Covid19. They moved to a their own personal island in Greece and they haven't been back since, this was in March or April. Seems they're privy to some information most of us are not.
I saw the writing on the wall where I came from, 32 years ago, when it was easy to leave. The next country was showing the same disease, so I found another one that is kind of OK.
@@deborascott2893 They probably know that they don't escape Final Judgement, and that their Souls won't be worth even two coppers on the other side. Thats what happens to cross dressing Baphomets Hahaha
Turns out the whole world is going fascist, and quickly.
I think the best term is totalitarian.
@@saint-jiub Really there is no difference except in economic model. Economic fascism is a regulatory state, a so-called "mixed" economy. But culturally, socialism and fascism are the same thing: the abandonment of liberal individual moral responsibility in exchange for totalitarian state control.
@@saint-jiub Sure, that's the economic model. Economically a mixed (fascist) economy is a big improvement over socialism (at least the trains run on time). But culturally, they are both totalitarian state-worshipping collectivist nightmares. They are sisters -- closely related secular religions of the 20th century. Definitely not opposites. The opposite of godless tyranny is not similar type of godless tyranny. Hitler and Mussolini believed they were at the cutting edge of socialism. Fascism is a tweak on socialism, not an opposite idea.
3 main polls : the west, the center and the east. Just like in 1984. I see it coming as big as a mountain
@@lealubiato479 Well spotted, I live in New Zealand and it is very clear to me that we have been given to "East Asia" (China managed block) in totality. Yet my fellow citizens are so blind, they can't even acknowledge the genuine formal (legislated) loss of all of our human rights. "But it hasn't affected me" they say as they put on their mask and walk past the empty shops to buy food that has doubled in value over the last year, along with rents... My landlord just sold my (rented) home, and rents are now triple what they were when I moved in, and that's if you can find one, which i can't. This year is like a bad dream I can't wake up from, seriously).
I'm French American flying back to America soon and personally reading the comments I can honestly say there is no where to escape the only reason why I'm going back is because it's better to be united with your family and have support then to be alone fighting.
We are living in the end of days, money won't save you but will help you temporarily , back up plans might help for a while too , but only God at the end will have the last word. Save your soul first, not your flesh. Tommorrow is not promised to anyone.....
My heart goes out to you... from America. It is time for everyone who recognizes the signs to start preparing mentally, physically and spiritually for the end.
MOST importantly, I think, is to make peace with our Creator and to learn to recognize His voice. Secondly, I think it is time for all who see to decide NOW whether to resist, go along to get along or to flee in the hopes of having just a little more time.
@@leroyj3627 thank you 😊 yes I agree with what you're saying. GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
There s no safe place in the west I must correct you. The future of freedom is africa and Hispanic america love it or hate it
@@badasslifestylee I must agree with you on that but Hispanic America? Where is that exactly for you??
@@clarissegomez9275 I agree with Badass on that one. I personally am eyeing Latin America, IF we can make it out of the country before travel restrictions are imposed. When the socialists take over, travel restrictions are inevitable.
There are several Latin American countries that make good candidates. There is risk, of course, as well as tradeoffs, in any choice of anything. But the way I see it, the west is doomed in short order. At least in Latin America, I believe we'll have a better chance at freedom and relative security for a little while longer than we will in ANY western country. I can live without Amazon's same-day delivery! Lolol.
I personally haven't done any research on any of the African countries, and cannot speak intelligently about it.
There are books available that go into detail about living as an expat, and there are many YT channels on the subject.
I'm not allowed to leave the U.S. to move back to Sweden. Louisiana keeps saying I'm a health risk. I haven't been sick in 7 years.
@Great White Maybe their airports are closed.
Drive to Florida and leave from there.
Florida is open. Don’t come to Texas, we are almost at full lockdown in south Houston
Good luck getting anywhere in Fortress Europa. EU is closed to the outside world unless you have huge amounts of money for the limited flights and the mandatory quarantine on arrival. Here in Poland, the immigration office isn't even working, so no way to get a long term stay. But on the other hand, we expats with permits have an unlimited extension until they declare no more epidemic state which could be forever. So far all things considered, it's not a bad country to be stuck in, especially in a smaller town. But eventually I will probably go home to the US, if I can afford it, and if it's not some kind of nightmare scenario for the country.
Since you're going back home Dwayne, you could probably go to another state and fly to Stockholm, though you might be quarantined for two weeks upon arrival. Which is fine if you have family to stay with.
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand really needs to be read by all. It is scary how prescient she was. The entrepreneurs who support the US economy are about to "shrug".
All her books are amazingly current.
I would rather suggest Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World'.
"The perfect dictatorship would have the appearance of a democracy, but would basically be a prison without walls in which the prisoners would not even dream of escaping. It would essentially be a system of slavery where, through consumption and entertainment, the slaves would love their servitudes." -- Aldous Huxley
1984
Brave New World
Atlas Shrugged
Fountainhead
The Creature from Jekyll Island
I'm not an American and I'm really curious about something: Why are Liberal Democrats so triggered about Ayn Rand and her book?
@@patienttreater because they believe that virtue signalling about how "altruistic" they are is the highest form of virtue. Though they don't know why they believe that, but their friends also believe it so that's what makes it true and right.
I think within the next 10 years it will not matter what passport you have it will be hard to leave i think it better to pick a place now where you want to stay for the future
@LANCE, I agree with you. Not sure where is the safest place though (regarding freedom and non vacc inat ion)
Where do you think?
@@anastrawberry8047 2nd 3rd world countries outside of africa in some middle east countries pick one I'm looking at latin america in ex USSR countries
Exactly. I am currently hoarding money and leaving as well.
@@zackbog , thank you for your reply. I actually read it a few times before answering because I am confused: do you recommend Middle Eastern countries OR Latin American OR ex URSS? (maybe you meant the three of them?)
@@UniDeathRaven , hi! Do you know where you want to go?
that's the part that it's keeping me blocked, the "where".
... I don't want to go to a place that will end up being the same as where I am now (Spain) and on top of it also suffering the consequences of being an "outsider".
This is going to be WORLD WIDE. Only safe place is in the most High. Maranatha fam.
Amen
There's a bigger picture! European Economic "Grand Reset" coupled with UN "Sustainable Development Act." Going to get tighter more restrictive with a new system of passport travel.
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Being stuck in neverending poverty will surely do a lot to keep you from ever going anywhere!!!
poor people have no freedom, so locking them down is nothing revolting.
Why so many people are locked into California...
Great piece. You are right travel has been severely restricted with little sign of change in fact it appears to be an agenda by more govts to prevent your travel freedom. A sad day for those of us who appreciate travel broadening the mind and possibilties.
Well said. Let's stay strong and united. Freedom has never been easy to achieve and maintain.
Because it's an agenda. Search covipass, they plan to keep people prisoner unless you get the jab.
@@tigersamurai2275 Guys its time fora different plan different way of thinking. PT worked for 6 decades but now they're cornering everyone so they won't be able to run. This takes a different strategy to overcome, and yes, we will need to be united.
Read The World Economic Forum plan and watch their videos. the IMF also has the same plan. Technocrazy is the plan and 191 countries have signed up. Underground railroad ring a bell.
@@HMFamilyLife What do you mean by PT? Perpetual traveller? If that's the case I have been one for the past 4 years and hope it would still be possible
The wall was never intended to keep Mexicans out but rather to keep Americans from leaving.
I SAID THAT 4 YRS AGO.
As someone who had to literally pack up and leave in a single day because true chaos was coming (unfortunately 3 times already), I can tell you, a plan B is not a luxury but an essential part of planning ahead. It doesn't matter where you live or who you are. For example, if you're a "dreamer" in the US, do you have a backup plan in case you're declared a search&deport criminal tomorrow?
great advice...
If you're a dreamer in the U.S. it'll be happy days if Biden goes on to govern.
@@bradnomad1011 Looks like it happened... Where do DACA people have to go to pick up their citizenship? Oh that's right, it ain't happening; ever (last time was 36 years ago). Just saying, and it's only an example: you can be a perfectly good person, but because your parents brought you into the US as an infant, you will never ever ever be a person with full rights under any president, so get yourself prepared. It's just the way government and bureaucracy works. Preparation saved me from those nasty people.
I suppose their plan B is their country of birth. They can get a passport at a consulate located in the US. The way things are going in the US, returning to Latin America is not the worst thing.
Very good comment - the time of lovey dovey is over
I think we’ve passed the point where you can find somewhere else to go. I hope I’m wrong, but I think the world has turned to a point where it’s no longer where I can go to pay the least, but where do I stand the best chance at surviving and winning the coming fight
Not even close. I recommend moving to a neutral country like Serbia,Sweden or Switzerland to avoid the coming World War 3 (china/russia versus USA).
I'm going to need a passport to Margaritaville.
You’ll just be wasting away.
Yes, but first vaccine...
Are they still producing passports in the US? i know they "temporarily" stopped, or at least there was a long delay, at the beginning of the plandemic.
@@leroyj3627 yes they are
@@lisaluangrath Excellent. Thanks
The world will end soon as this madness won't last forever. Repent and live right. God is coming soon.
Hallelujah!
LOL, God ain't gonna save you, he didn't save the Jews, Russians, Chinese, or any citizens that succumbed to socialism.
@@AAAAAAAADDDDDDDDD @thinknthis - the battle has always been for our souls. Amen
The end doesn't come abruptly like that if you know scripture, there hasn't been the tribulation yet, and even after that there is a thousand year reign of CHRIST JESUS, and after that another war with Satans minions, and then after that, the setup,of GOD'S kingdom, and destruction of Satan, and his minions!!!
Yes, it ends soon because the Creator has limited it's time of reign of Evil.
I’ve got two they are both gulags now UK and Oz
Im UK yes vax rollout 1st Dec not law yet....
Agree with you. World is really closing up....
I wouldn’t be shocked if the US eventually passes a bill prohibiting renouncing your citizenship like morocco does.
What??? In Morocco you can't renounce your citizenship! Not argument since democracies ran by women allow tyrannical rule.
They'll just make it too expensive or too much red tape.
@@UHeardMe1stTime "They'll just make it too expensive or too much red tape" I've got a surprise for you: They have already done that, but you can freely leave the US if you own nothing or almost nothing.
I am a citizen of heaven. That’s my exit strategy.
Mine too 👼
Bye bye 👋 earth prison planet 🌍
@@janiemiller825 : 😇
What if your exit strategy is wrong? You're a citizen of earth. If you were a citizen of heaven, you wouldn't need an exit strategy.
Most people love this earth and living and breathing here. Unless you hate your life to the point where it’s worse than death, you need to learn to except some uncomfortable things here.
@@Livetoeat171 : I am probably going to be killed in a FEMA camp for not taking a vaccine, not afraid, have a plan, this world is not all there is, a better place is waiting for me.🙂
Another reason these tyrannical governments would want to ban their citizens from owning overseas is foreign real estate is a good place to place wealth that can't be taxed or even (I think) be reported to your home country.
Follow the money and u will find the truth
It's the very first question on the Canadian income tax form.
True. Im a Jamaican trying to leave Canada and it's very hard to even get a flight and when you do its extremely overpriced. We are doomed. Even so, come Lord Jesus.
I’m not leaving the US, if I’m going to fight it’s going to be for my country and family. CA is so done it’s disgusting and we are in trouble no doubt. We that want freedom better be prepared to fight.
History is not on your side.
Greg Westcott, doesn’t matter what history is. I’ve fought for what I believed before, and history is on my side or there wouldn’t even be a United States. Doesn’t mean we all survive but it beats being a coward government slave. At least for me.
@@Captain-ln3vh We are clearly in a late stage republic right now. History is clearly not on your side for sure. I know because I once thought the same as you until I learned more. At the very maximum, the efforts would amount to a Sulla only to be followed shortly thereafter by a Caesar. But the realities are probably much worse than even that. Taking your family and going to greener pastures is much smarter in my opinion.
I think its to late now, seems like all avenues to freedom are in the process of being closed.
I hope im wrong!
No we will thank you later the freedom is nowhere to be find our opressers are on the driving seat
It's frightening because when one country enacts a Draconian law (like Vietnam has done), then the other countries follow suit and do the same to their citizens. Back in January when the quarantine was first put in place in Wuhan, we would have never have imagined that we could be forced into such conditions but look at us now.
Good point, Heather.
Misery loves company.
Well....at least they aren't welding the doors to our apartment buildings shut like they did in Wuhan. I can move around pretty freely where I am.
Heather I would love to go and live on a desert island with you
@@microfarming8583 :)
I am currently being held hostage in the United States for the last decades while they siphon off valuable Intellectual Property through covert surveillance. This is something they would not be able to do if I live in other countries. My IP portfolio spans many industries and has substantial effects on the economy today. They go around acting like I don't exist, meanwhile my hotel room is baking in microwave radiation from all the surveillance.
I tried to live here and it sucks/dangerous, it is time for me to check out the opportunities somewhere else.
One of the most relevant videos you have made Andrew. Great points and wonderful hearing your point of view based in experience. Even though you graded it as negative, I would love to see you make more of these relevant burning issues, people need to hear exactly that to move them into action to diversify their options internationally.
More of these current videos please
And that for for the great value you provide.
Glad you enjoyed it, Noam. Thank you.
I am so glad that I recently discovered this channel! I've been binge watching your videos all week!
I'm moving to diversify the holdings of my family's estate because I am very concerned about the wellbeing of my children's future. (As reasonably affluent U.S. Citizens... fortunately not in California) I have to assure that they have a true plan B & C.
Glad to have you.
You talk like a commercial.
Somebody else have told me all this , and I really din't pay any attention , but coming from somebody educated as you are and hitting all the nails it's when you realize well yup something is going on , amazing information great videos , keep it up , cheers
Thank you.
The agendas of the UN
If anything the UN would like borders to be abolished. This is national and local governments just wanting the producers, entrepreneurs, and tax payers to continue covering the expenses for their stupid programs for obvious reasons.
did you know that H. Clinton will be the US Ambassador for the UN under Biden?
I don’t make near seven or eight figures but I’m also binge watching his videos because my broke ass might end up moving to Costa Rica or Belize.
Somewhere I can afford to live and work but most importantly to have a dual citizenship.
Glad to have you, Geoffrey.
nazsmith just curious where in Costa Rica do you live? I took some Spanish classes back in 2001 and cannot wait to get to Costa Rica!!!
U CAN'T WORK IN COSTA RICA CAUSE THEY HAVE LAWS THAT SAY SO, U MAY OWN A BUSINESS. BESLEAZE MAY BE THE SAME. THEY WILL PICK YOUR BONES, PERIOD.
I don't understand this war war against the rich, I've never gotten a job from a poor person.
I think the war is against certain wealthy people, in the NWO cabal.
IT is not a war against the rich. It's a war against everybody except the ultra rich/elite. They need the rich to fund the war, using their taxes, then disposing of them when all is said and done.
@Jenny Lake how did you pay them? In nature?
The knowledge is key.
"Thank you"
A person I know who lived and studied in Chile became a citizen there. He never really renounced US Citizenship (Still has passport) . He lives, banks and travels strictly as a Chilean and loves it. But he will travel to US once in a while....so he fundamentally has 2 citizenships. He is a low level millionaire ( 3 million value) . He has lived like this since 2013.
The more I listen and watching your videos I find I'm before a wise experienced person and great human, you're authentic. Thank you for your advices.
Glad to be of service, Solange.
@@nomadcapitalist Thank you Sir 🙏
Poland has recently changed tax rules for people whose family life is in Poland but are working abroad, on a ship, etc. I don't know the details but it's called abolition relief I believe. Point is, that will make it less worth it to get extra/better income abroad if your family life is in Poland.
Problem is its gonna be a world wide problem, not gonna be any where to run to
@minimalist, that's exactly what I am afraid while trying to find the safest place, because today it's one thing but I don't know in the future. For example, I would have never thought Australia would become the way is now.
Pope gave up his title vicar of Christ last month as a.c. is here rabbi are talking to him now Jerusalem cern opening pit this week see final days site captures on Alaska web cams or any sky watch sites nemesis system is here Gods wrath. Pray, repent, fast, repeat. Trump right its biblical. They go to d.u.m.b.s hope to survive it.
Once again excellent info and you are sooo right I need to call your firm next week
Happy to help, Robert.
If I was American, i'd never leave man. I would go buy some small acreage and grow my own food.
@Anthony Kilman
Canada.
They will take that too, eventuLly
Good luck defending that when they take your guns. When property taxes and inflation sets in. When the USA finally implodes in on itself which is all but inevitable. I've had corrupt police officers come where I live in the USA. Batter down my door because they can, and beat me to a bloody pulp. With no explanation, and if your poor you can't afford a lawyer. Those police where I am do this on a regular basis to terrorize the populace. They've also made it illegal to own any form of projectile based self defense here to for everyone. That is of course unless you are a corruption enforcement officer or a hired thug for the elites.
They've sent about 1/3rd of the entire small towns populace to concentration camps already. This is likely just a test to be implemented on a much broader scale eventually. Not to mention the entire economics system here is one giant ponzi scheme. The masses have been indoctrinated for decades, and dumbed-down to extremes. They no longer utilize critical thinking at all.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l I lived in a small town where things like this happen. There is always a local politician, usually retired so he is somewhat anonymous, who controls the local police like they are his private enforcers. I was lucky enough to leave but they made it as difficult as possible. It was brutal.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l you mean, they arrested people for chickenshit drug offenses and sent them to prison? What was the pretext for detainment? Or did they just flat out grab people with no explanation? Did thess people have jobs? Families?
I know bruh, if you wanna leave naked they will show you the door,but if you are leaving with muchho dinero they ask you ,why are you leaving, And i will say "None of your business"😂
$4000 to renounce now.
@@basspig $4000 ? Unbeliveable
Sudesh Thapa Good luck with that !
I'm gonna move to a place where the cartels run things.
Ill take my chances at this point.
me too.
Government members are in these cartels.
Lol governments work with them
@No Ma'am you are right.
Hearing Andrew talk about "not having a passport to travel", the situation in China totally resonates: Since the pandemic started, the government has made it extremely difficult to apply or renew passports. Actually many people that I know have tried to renew their passports, but the government officers shut them down. So basically for those who happened to renew their passports before the pandemic they got the luck, but for others, too bad. Having options at this critical time is so important, and that comes from careful planning and executions of plan B/C/..
Every soldier is taught the tactics of "escape and evasion" and survival.
it's for that reason, and for all of the other knowledge/expertise that they've obtained w/ their training, that soldiers will first be used to eliminate domestic "threats," and then be eliminated themselves. outside of a completely united populous (which ain't happening), the next biggest threat are soldiers.
the oath will be tested.
@@motoz30 I'm a veteran of ten years, trained for combat and then as an intelligence operator.
In my case however, I gained access to 38 levels of the compartmentalised black ops. This is an anomaly not suppose to happen. I have that knowledge the synagogue of Satan is using in the world against mankind.
NOW... I'm an elder of the first fruit of the remnant, the elect, called and chosen. Malachi 4:4,5,6 and Zechariah 8:23 have both already been completed. We are calling out the ten lost tribes, northern kingdom which are the house of Joseph, of Ephraim, of Israel. To come out of the whore church, out from the idol worship, out of confusion, out of Babylon. For otherwise, "my people die for lack of knowledge". We are the army of the most high God of Israel. WE ARE EPHRAIM ! And you shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation. This... for the restoration of all things.
@@davidmccallum8172 from the language you used i can infer that they have people following you around too
@@undersiege3402 NO. I have two areas that,make me dangerous. knowledge to 38 levels of
compartmentalization . People like me are not suppose to even exist. Supernatural protection,
as an elder of the remnant, I keep the covenant to lay claim to psalm 91, which Christianity
believes it has, and DOES NOT. I am a first fruit of the 144,000 which is the woman that fled into
the wilderness. The target of Satan. I have already had fights in the spirit. I have not always won,
but I'm learning. I am currently preparing to leave, as I am selling what I own. Then my house.
Then to that place in the wilderness. We are those that will be sought after by the several million
that will come out of Babylon, confusion, the whore church.We are the ten lost tribes. We are the
northern kingdom, the house of Joseph, the house of Ephraim, of Israel,
@@davidmccallum8172 it seems i was right im kind doing the same and my friend from overseas already did it
While the usual culprits US, Australia, Canada etc seem to be getting more restrictive, the UK & Germany seem to still be very high on financial freedoms.
@Amusis to be honest I meant more financially. I am British, but haven't lived in the UK for quite a number of years. The passport is fantastic, although obviously about to get a fair bit worse. Tax residency is very clear cut as long as you spend less than 90d in country, they don't really care what you do.
British residency obviously opens you up to taxes, regulation and lockdowns etc.
Uk vax roll out 1st Dec.
@@lynnedinsdale5009 yes but that at least makes sense. Probably should have been in force anyway. Any physical item sold to someone in the UK is taxable. It's their borders, their right to do that otherwise overseas companies have an unfair advantage. E. G. Base your company in a region that doesn't charge vat/sales tax and sell to regions that do. This basically hits all the large multinationals like Amazon.
NWO's song that stated "we're closing borders"....
As a citizen of Idaho, I am happy here. I don't have to wear a mask, taxes are low, and I can own and open carry any type of firearms I like.
Not for long with Biden president
US federal taxes are certainly not low.
@@nomadcapitalist True. Every country has negatives.
Gates will travel, always. He has a huge ship in building for him and houses all over the world.
Let's find them and take him home and his entire family out.
Ya he needs to be mega taxed!!-
Get him Joe! Cmon man!
His "guilty pleasure" is private jets. Right after releasing a book about climate change and carbon footprints, he bought another one...his 4th.
Update..the whole company now.
That's right that's why from 2010 I build up my beautiful house in El Salvador the country where I was born I'm from the rule area it's nice it's comfortable and it's very peaceful good thing that I thought about it so I'm ready if I have to go from New York well I'm ready
@MANSQUITO don't listen to the news is not crazy
Easier said than done...not everybody had or has money to invest in so many different possibilities including multiple passports, as they don't cost $10 each. Americans live check to check for the most part so its always NICE to hear of great ideas, but those ideas and options are usually ONLY available to people with MONEY. Same truth applies in so many categories. Houses, land in various countries...really? Rich person talk.
Both of your comments are comical. Directing your responses to me. I am speaking on behalf of millions from an empathetic perspective, not personal experience. "Make more money" takes education/knowledge of other methods to create wealth...others need access to that information. Some are lazy...some have collapsed personal dreams to take care of loved ones. So many factors and possibilities as to why millions live paycheck to paycheck. Obviously both of you are BLESSED to not suffer any of the possible factors or life variables that millions of others do...bless you both.
There is plenty of freedom of movement for foreigners wanting to come into the UK, over 1 million a year at present and still rising.
If you own property abroad you may not be able to get to it no matter how many passports you have. Like now in the UK you are not allowed to leave the country due to non essential travel restrictions. Government regulations stipulate travelling to a second home abroad is considered non essential. But it happens in non western countries too. In Pakistan when I was there police were physically beating people with sticks for breaching lockdown and flights had more or less stopped. So no one was going anywhere.
Two realities: pre pandemic and post pandemic. Quite different in terms of mobility now.
For real I have been living the nightmare in the so called #Free #USA?
I have been ready to leave along time ago. My dad was right it will never get better!
He was one of the richest people in the Great #USA. Until he died piss poor & broken.
Developing countries (like Vietnam) have legitimate reasons to prevent capital flight... how are they supposed to build wealth if they allow it to flow out uncontrolled?
No one wants to end up in South Africa’s position.
I was talking to a guy last week who grew up in Vietnam. He said China is buying up everything there. He said he supported Trump because he was the only one who understands China.
@@rickmossop3733 understanding is overly generous. He may see the pain caused by the hollowing out of western economies. But he’s nothing more than a loud mouth.
@@btfrost Maybe understands wasn't the exact word he used. But he was the only one pushing back. That was his take on it. I tend to agree with him though. Biden has obviously taken a lot of money from China. I personally don't think it was an accident that a week from signing a $250 billion dollar trade deal with China a mysterious virus appeared from China. I think Trump is a little more than a loud mouth. He had a roaring economy and was making peace in the middle east. At least he has shown some willingness to fight for western civilization. But it is probably lost. I thought that when Obama won his second term. I had a slight hope when Trump won but I think the end is inevitable. Then the whole world falls because the U.S was the last bulwark. IMO.
@@rickmossop3733 hanlon’s razor is likely more relevant than any specific conspiracy we’re inclined towards
Give people private property rights and wealth will turn up.
Vietnamese make Mini Malls in my hometown Don Carlos,Bukidnon,Philippines, and they are successful businessman and we are happy and grateful for them, they sell cheap beautiful goods, i bought beautiful dresses and very affordable and clothings for my bday November 6,2020 in Vietnamese stores
Congratulations Andrew on your new video format, 2 cameras set up combined with great editing elevates it all 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I'm glad you're touching on this subject because I made the mistake this morning to talk about my plan to set up new business in Eastern Europe and I was "warned" about the dangers for American from kidnapping all the way to an apparent mafia that control those economies and I won't be sucessful because they don't let people outside of their circle to prosper... I'm wondering where he is getting this fear-based information, if you know anything about it Andrew.
Thank you for the kinds. Probably best to ignore those who choose to stay isolated.
Awesome video! I seriously just had this conversation with a friend 2 days ago!
So glad!
I've wanted to leave the country and be nomadic since I was a kid. But I had a late start to life as I was disabled for the first 30 years of my life. I just got released to start working 2 years ago and I'm a real estate agent now trying to make $$$ still want to leave the country but hoping it's not too late.
We have many Vietnamese investors in my hometown Don Carlos,Bukidnon,Philippines,some Vietnamese migrated in Bukidnon,Philippines !
I am Vietnamese and I think I am quite late for the game if I want to invest in oversea. Thats concerning!
Well I will try my way to get out of these mess
@@angquangtruong360 Get of where? VN? or USA?
@@nikkion2140 VN
@@angquangtruong360 - Try crypto! Also, try doing business in China and then use that money to fly away
Wow Andrew, still thankful of your so detailed and honest info, so appreciated.
After yesterday's video and another today, it feels so deeply sadden, no one can think what government bureaucracy will do next to eat up all the remaining shrinking bits of freedom in this world. Just a comment here is can you also add in some info about (offshore) opportunities/strategy out there available into your video please, seeing these info is so discouraging to potential successful people
Thanks for the kind words.
I wish i had the means to leave. America is going in the wrong direction. I scared and worried everyway.
In Germany they tax you no matter where you live as long as you own or have rented a residence in the country, even if you're not living there. Not just that, if you're living in Germany, all your global income is considered to be taxable in Germany. In case you own property in Germany and your kids inherit it (although you've bought and paid it off from your post tax net income) there's a large inheritance tax. Same with "gifts". So technically, very difficult to gift your assets to your children without a tax liability. One of the most stern tax regimes. I am about to click "Become a client" with NC.
These issues are happening all over the world not just America.... people are on lockdown in some places in Europe.... your running to places that are worse than being in America at the moment.... I’m leaving but patience can be a virtue in these strange times.
@Obed Blas yeah AI and transhumanism... Propaganda too. I was just trying to enjoy a teen movie with my little one and it turned out to be about ufos and AI that turned these teens body parts into machines.... too much.
If you wait you will not be able to leave at all america in most western countries will be the first to say take the jab if you want to leave
@Obed Blas You got it right man.
@@coocoocachooglin Yep, global communism.
Why do you think Trump was visiting all the countries before this happened? He was telling them all the US is in alliance with the globalists. It doesn't matter if it's Trump or Biden we will be given to the globalists.
United States has fallen.
I live in fiji. No property taxes. Low income tax.
THINGS ARE ONLY GOING TO GET WORSE... I'M SOOOOOO READY TO GO.....
another great 'speak'...will you take us around Belgrade sometime?
so curious ...don't know if anyone else is .... thanks Andrew...
OMG I love this, I just found your channel and I'm totally resonating. ❤️❤️❤️
Glad to have you, Alex.
I love your channel, I just subscribed. I will get your book today, seriously. Thank You so Much.🌸
I live in Jakarta, Indonesia.
After randomly checking on this video, I am now realizing a trend coming out today.
I have some colleagues and friend of my friend's with South Korean citizenship.
3 married to Indonesians still kept their citizenship, 1 married to local and got Indonesian citizen, 2 applied for Indonesian citizen.
I have asked to some of them, why they want other citizenship.
The answers are almost the same cost of living and services are cheaper, they can afford for private driver, a housekeeper, a baby sitter, large property (South Korea does not have vast land).
They will not get these luxuries if they still live and work in South Korea.
When the people decide to walk away the government won't have a choice.
Being a "poor little french guy" (just a few thousands euros and no special qualifications, just IT technician on Win), I am trying to survive in the middle of France chaos.
Thanks Andrew for your job to help us. What are you thinking about to evade to Belarus ?
Or Georgia ?
I was thinking about Belarus to avoid the sanitory dictatorship.
It appears as the most respectful country toward its people. But they are now testing the russian vaccine and I don't know if they will force its people to vaccine, one time they will declare it as "effective"...
And what is the difference between the russian and the USA one...What is the less worst ?
About Georgia, it is so easy to get there for a french people. But they accepted the orders of our masters concerning the dictatorship with virus...
How it will pass with time there ?
Thanks to all people if you can help me.
My friend is in Iran...I hope she will be able to join me to live together...
Thanks for your help. I am so afraid...
Sorry for my poor english (I learnt it alone).
Maybe we should go old school and start swapping ID. That's probably what they think we're going to do, and that's why they are all pushing global ID.
@@LadyIarConnacht What a sad observation...
Maybe you could precise your point of view if you are talking about the reality ?
Because swapping Id is absolutely not easy to do , almost all over the world, with the technology and what would be effective within this solution if they are implementing physically the new "passeport" ?
More than global ID, it is physical ID that is the worst...
Your English is very good.
@Great White Thanks for your answer, could you precise your point of view please ?
I felt a sense of calm that I hadn't felt in a long time not being in the States. We've seen US citizenship renunciations shoot up 1200% in Jan-Jun 2020 compared to the last six month period. Glad I got my passport some time ago, good 'til '26!
Glad to hear that. Avoiding the chaos can be very relaxing.
I left the USA 20 years ago because I feared the day would come...
I've been saying this for 5 years.
Excellent video
I will decide whether I leave the country or not, not the government. We don't need to live under a dictatorship in this day and age-we have the lessons from history to remind us these regimes will always come to an end. Stay strong, people.
Totally, Andrew.
I love my freedom. This resonates more than ever
No freedom exists in the USA, only slavery, and delusions or lies.
Moving from South Africa ==>> USA is considered an improvement. I know many many people who emigrated, or in process to USA from South Africa. My older brother just bought a house in Ducala outide Atlanta. Compared to South Africa there is a whole lot less corruption in USA, and much better personal safety as well. Most popular countries by far is Aus, NZ, Canada, USA, UK. From watching your channel the aforementioned countries are not on my list anymore. Currently back in South Africa after I naturalized as a British ciziten when I lived in UK for 10 years.
South Africa is the worst place to be (or it will be, soon).
@@Bennevisie i know many many many people (like 19/20) who have never been 100 km from the rural town in Limpopo where i live and grew up. Travelling to Cape Town is a foreign country. In my late 20’s i ‘escaped’ to London on working holiday visa, and worked my way up to eventually naturalized as British citizen.
One of my biggest regrets is that we returned to this remote scorching hot remote rural limpopo town two years after I became British citizen.
@ Why did you return?
@@Bennevisie Why did I return to SA ? Returned 10/2009. It was the time of economic boom in South Africa 🇿🇦 My boss at Citigroup returned to SA 05/2007, just before his return he encouraged me to return as well because it was ‘the land of opportunities’. I was in UK for 10 years and never planned to ever return. I’m as Afrikaans as could be. Coming from Limpopo platteland (rural) I could barely understand yes or no when I arrived (on working holiday visa) 09/1999. I started as a cleaner and farm labourer, just over 18 months later got on the HSMP (highly skilled migrant program), worked my way up to trade floor analyst at Canary wharf bank. My two years working holiday didnt count towards permanent residency. i had to start from scratch, eventually took 8 years from arriving until inhad UK passport. During times when I was out of work I never ever claimed benefits, I always lived from my ‘out of work fund’. To me UK was (is) the land of opportunities. There is plenty of work and opportunity for those that want to make a difference (or start their own business). Me and wife had a very good lifestyle , lovely apartment in Dulwich. Life was good. No worries about criminals.
I met my wife while I was in London, she was very upset to leave. Because of the short lived economic boom in SA, other people i know returned. My wife was pregnant with our first daughter, and we where living in a one bedroom apartment I thought we could have a better living standard. So we returned. Three daughters and 10 years later we are still in Ellisras (Limpopo). British passports for all three my daughters. We live in an Afrikaans speaking community, my kids are in Afrikaans language school, my wife is now fluent in Afrikaans as well. My kids are also fluent native Russian speakers. Kids learn English at school, at home kids speak Afrikaans to me, and Russian between kids and mom. My wife enjoy lifestyle here, she is a stay at home mom. Yesterday it was 41 Celsius, she loves the heat. I love cold 🥶 We live outside a very remote rural town on a farm outside town. Yes, we are considering to emigrate but are stuck and can’t afford to leave. Glad I found Nomad Capitalist otherwise would never have known about alternatives to the usual US, UK, NZ, Aus, NL emigration destinations.
I make videos about what I do for a living, tap on my name for my UA-cam channel and my phone number is in every video. You are welcome to send me a Whatsap message.
Are you in South Africa, what is your experience like? Wishing you a happy day :)
@ That is quite the story, Grove. There is definitely a lot I can relate to, not the least of which is my heavy Afrikaans accent, which is enough to make any Brit's ears bleed. I was busy emigrating to a neighbouring state, but had to prolong my stay in South Africa due to lockdown. All the best for you and your family!
One of top five most informative channels on UA-cam
I've already left. I moved to Utah
Thank You Andrew
You're welcome.
IM FROM LATVIA , Living in the USA 10 years now. made my money to where i have a decent savings wondering what to do next...
Governments use and abuse you??? You poor baby. I cry for you! As taxation in America has been moved from corporations to the workers since 1952.
2021 will make you wish it was 2020 again
Not only successful people, everybody is in it?
The hunters (greedy governments) and the hunted (nomad capitalists)
In a more and more synchronized and globalized world the hunters will catch every hunted sooner than later.
@@coocoocachooglin
Here in Germany people fall more and more in love with the nanny state.
A government that thinks and decides for you.
Scary evolution!
@@coocoocachooglin Running no longer works, we need to make a stand and be prepared to be locked out, and make our own parallell freedom. Think about how dependent nomad capitalists really are to the system when you look at it as a global net.
I am so so glad to listen to your « points of view « .;.for years I have been living in NZ; Oz, Vanuatu , New Caledonia, Belgium, Luxembourg and different places in france, now in Florida.;.and all my « sedentary friends » believe I am unstable.;..well, I am not wealthy, though I have enough to live.. leave...and educate myself.;.again and again...I have that feeling /need, of feeling open doors...my grandson is not 1 yet, he already has 2 passports (and I am working on my daughters nerve for him to have a 3rd one.;.
I finally found a UA-cam channel with an opened vision and a lot of objectivity.;.
My next country will probably be Mexico.. thank you for all your sharings...
In Uk, we appear 2b pannin out exactly how U said it - flight bans. Gov't don't want us to leave unless we're on exemption list, sadly.
Thank you for this info! Yeah really interesting about Vietnam 🤔
Andrew I miss the old intro music to your videos !! The drumbeat was really cool- bring it back? =).. Also, great content. I've been watching your videos for over a year now. I moved overseas partly inspired by them.. Keep up the great work !
Thank you and good luck!
I had no idea ! Amazing
I told my husband we needed to leave in 2007 and he has never agreed with me ...” the United States is the greatest country in the world” ... now he says “there’s no where else to go” ... sounds like we’ve missed our opportunity...ignorance on our part.
I'm not leaving.....ill just vanish and do as I please as a ghost.
Wow! This guy is amazing! I have searched far and wide for videos or anything about there on this topic for years, I have found nothing til now. Well actually I heard him speak watching Robert kiyosaki's podcast. I'm gonna get his book too.
Glad to be of help, and enjoy the book.
@@nomadcapitalist a big help, thanks again. When you think about it, its really scary how things are now. I have my passport but always wanted dual-citizenship for my daughter and I. Now look, should of gotten it years ago when I was considering leaving but as I said before there was no info out there and everyone I tried to ask said it couldn't be done. Smh
The 19' freaking, 1980's .I couldn't say it better. This is a great video. Always appreciate your thoughts and opinions and wisdom.
I had always planned to leave in the future, but had commitments to family members and was unable to leave, now we are where we are. I was aware of the aspect of buying property in order to gain access to another country/ or savings limits etc, but I find most financial advisers out there today are merely salesmen for often just one company and are only interested in selling various bonds from that company. Are there recommended advisers for those who are interested in investing in other countries or settling in other countries? Or is it simply a case of working it out for yourself. I understand that this is a global plan, with equal reach, but living in the UK at this point, life is very concerning.