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Romanian Returns from Australia to Farm Off Grid
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- 00:00 Intro
00:20 Owner's brief introduction
00:47 Farm presentation
01:32 Farming subsidies
02:12 Aren't you a bit young for a farmer?
03:23 Solar power system basics
07:19 A little about planning permission
09:27 Approx. building costs
11:19 Australia vs. Romania
12:30 Should foreigners move to Romania?
13:07 Why I moved back to Romania
he moved back because we romanians have a special relationship with the land....the romanian land is calling for us back home
this connection is normal for everyone, you've just not lost it yet
Loved this interview. I'm an AU/RO dual citizen who lives in AU, but I always think of leaving AU for a new life in RO countryside or somewhere else more free. Glad to see this guy was able to achieve it, very happy for him, very inspiring.
Glad you're inspired, that was the plan :)
He's spot on with the freedom bit - in UK you can't do shit either, and I'm not talking about some "bad" things, but fairly basic, like camping, or like RR said - building a house Virtually all houses are built by large companies - they're expensive, ugly and poor quality
We're working on a project and accompanying videos giving people real options so they can relocate here safely and cheaply without getting scammed. Once you know what you're doing Romania is a great place to have a base. Watch this space. :)
@@randomromania I am going to :)
I use to live in NZ and I it broke my heart to see farmers struggling to pay loans and state of the art farms going bankrupt due to high maintenance costs, labor costs, interest rates etc. Kiwis and aussies farmers would be dreaming to have the same subsidies UE provide for its farmers.
Thank you brother RR. You are doing interesting work with your video presentation. This farmer's success is the family connection to the land and farming as life and business. I think we'd all love to be as talented and fortunate as he. What is very curious is off grid living and the cost and means of building new property. Like Italy there are abandoned villages. I heard instances where land and property is given away, but only for Romanian citizens who will occupy and remain. The prospect of retirement planning in Romania is very real. I hope to share a glass of that local plum spirit. Cheers!.
Hi, I'm available on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com if you require more detailed info. Cheers :)
Welcome back to our beloved country and fled by many others! Personaly this interview moved me in a very good way and make be proud of our land and brought to me hopes for a great future of our country.Good luck with you plantation and maybe you cand consider to welcome visitors. Why you don't open a small lavander museum for kids/ kindergartens? I'm born in Craiova so most probably you are located in Dolj county. Let's make Romania great again !
I've never understood why so many leave :)
Glad to see this guy was able to achieve it, very happy for him, very inspiring.
Inspiring video and especially his comments about true freedom
That's something you come to understand much better if you move from the west here, people in the west have no idea what they've lost because it was all taken so slowly
@@randomromania As Tony Benn once said keep em poor keep em afraid and they're much more likely to comply
@@Mathstrade It's a;so about buying people off with basic needs in exchange for compliance
@@randomromania spot on . not for me just need to convince the missus lol
Thoroughly enjoyed the video. Helped being an Australian too. Far too old to move now however can see advantages in living in Rumanian countryside.
thanks :)
glad you liked it
Smart and simple. He's right about ...they don't know what freedom is ...
Great job on this video. The only thing is, the more people immigrate in and the more population influx, the more likely rules will be added; it happened in Hungary, where my family is from. You get too many foreigners buying up land so the gov't made it so no foreigners could buy land, and some zoning restrictions were added in place because people were selling their lands to corporations who were making condos and less family homes. It definitely gets messier once the world knows that a country is a good place to move to.
What's your alternative solution? :)
Also if you're interested to collaborate in some way let me know
@@randomromania hello again. Alas, I wish I had alternate solutions, and if I did , this would have to be taken up with any potential government entities within Romania, however straightforward or corrupt each town government may be.
What I can tell you is that in Hungary, to farm a large farmland, you must be able to take a rather complicated test about farming procedures IN the Hungarian language, and this seems to weed the "foreigners" out. It does become understandable that the country tries to keep most of it's land for it's own people, or then you get issues such as in New Zealand where rich Americans and Japanese have bought up ridiculous tracts of land, thus raising the rates per acre/hecatre due to demand, and making it almost impossible for the average NZ citizen to own land, much less the high rates for simple home ownership.
I certainly look into any probable solution, but not sure if I would find a practical one. And certainly would love to collaborate with you but currently I am not in Romania, due to return to Romania and Hungary in the next couple of years. All of my "intel" is from relatives in the area 😉
@@morrigansmaiden Let's connect directly on email if that's OK with you, you have valuable input :)
headforthehillsromania@gmail.com
@@morrigansmaiden sorry, one other point, if you're wondering why i suggesting email it's because certain topics can affect my channel with youtube tos
Actually the law is very clear in regard to "extravilan" land. You can obtain permission to build an "agricultural anex/anexa agricola" usually a strorage place, however to storage place may have a living space as well. Well...the law as such is not strictly enforced, however is not worth investing a big amount of money for a building which will never be registered as a house and which can be demolated as a result of a legal action...a possible scenario if you have local enemyes or if the local authorities don't want you there...far example if you represent any kind of unwanted competion for a local boss. Gold rule...before buying anything make sure you know the local environement.
Great advice and useful info. thanks for posting this kind of thing, it's useful for our followers
What an interesting video!
thank you, i'm glad you like it
There is something is us that we probably can’t explain… I live in UK for about 16 years , nearly half of my life and I still can’t call this place Home.
One day we will be the move too…
No comment ;)
Great stuff. I'm also saving up to buy a farm on the cheaper side in a couple of years.
Hi, if you want more detailed information about deals and prices feel free to email me on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com
Great interview! Great guy! One of your best yet! Maybe you can tell your story in one of future videos.
I like my privacy :)
Glad you like the videos.
Good luck!
These are some good questions you asking
If you have other questions feel free to ask here :)
@@randomromania I have £10,000 pounds can I buy some land?
@@lizoyako6414 yes, if you email me on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com I'll send you some more detailed info.
@@lizoyako6414 After Brexit no...unless you are EU citizen!
@@ISPRI2011 what if you are non EU and UK?
Smart guy.
Libertad!!!
Inspiring. Price of such a piece of land please?
hard to find large plots like that now, $5-$15k per ha if you want some kind of clean deal, depends on many factors, i'm on email if you want more detailed info. headforthehillsromania@gmail.com
Hoping to immigrate to Romania from Australia. Any info on residency by investment/buying property or to start a business?
Yes, drop me an email on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com and I'll try to help you
Buying property no! Having a business yes!
@Thomas of Earth
Marry a Romanian lady with a farm, it is even more simple 🤭 and best investment.
Great interview! He could save money by switching to electric tractor. Wind turbine might eliminate the need for generator, assuming he has batteries.
feel free to recommend electric tractors and wind turbines, i'd be interested to see specific models
Heh i found my doppelganger
Nice over there,whats the county name,he say near Craiova ?!