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  1. "Go where you're treated best" has never been more true than today's time.
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  2. Go where you're treated best is a forever mantra
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  3. I live in Belgrade, Serbia. As for food: yes they eat a lot of meat, but also vegetables (like salads to go with your hearty meal). Everything else, very accurate.
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  4. I met you at the United First Class seating area in Thailand in 2011 (?) and you had one suitcase. You told me you were living outside of the USA out of your suitcase and still had US citizenship. You were quite memorable and Interesting! I love "go where you are treated best!"
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  5. Coming from Western Europe, I moved to the U.S. to feel and touch the American Freedom, and accessory to design energy, and naval equipments for civil and U.S. national defense applications. I found out that kids are in college debt at 22y.o., that healthcare is not a right but a perk, that the property tax can be 20x the one of Paris, but without the good wine and cheese. And that if one day I become a U.S. citizen, or even a permanent resident, I will be tax liable to the IRS - even if I move outside the U.S. I paused for a second, and asked myself: where is this American freedom? I feel that actually I have lost a bit of my freedom. As a result, I left ... Great video again !
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  6. KL is one of my favorite destinations. Day and night its an exciting place. low crime, fun, great food.
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  7. Andrew, knowing that you have such great friends all over Eastern Europe, and that Mrs. H is from Russia 🇷🇺, I am sure this is really hurting your hearts right now in a particular way. We should all relate to the sentiment that you expressed about the people not supporting the actions done by their governments. I’m sending you and Mrs. H love and peace right now. You are a good man, and we all hope this sad situation turns around soon.
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  8. One of your best videos! In fact, I'm learning the lesson, I'm in Mexico right now and super happy about it.
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  9. You're not a traitor if the country you live in betrayed you first! And them playing the guilt card is the oldest trick in the book. Leaving is self defense in my view.
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  10. Ì was an Australian expat and lived in Malaysia for as few years. I adore Malaysia. We lived not far behind the US Embassy in Jalan Ampung...It was fabulous, I wish I was still there, I miss it so much.
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  11. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen this year. No negativity, just forward thinking attitude boost. Thank you!
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  12. Move in and live free. Debt free.
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  13. French living in Malaysia since 2010.i love here. Very effective and offereable I lived in USA, UK, Germany and France. Malaysia is the best
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  14. Yerevan is such an underrated gem! From the vibrant culture to the delicious food, you really can enjoy a king-like lifestyle at a fraction of the cost compared to other cities. 🇦🇲✨Proud to see my homeland in this edition!
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  15. My son says he has a Turkish Passport. Interesting to understand how he did it. It came as a shock as the only other person from the family that went there was blown to bits at Gallipoli. It is so surprising how things change in subsequent generations.
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  16. Caribbean Countries will not be fighting in any wars anytime soon. It would be the perfect second passport
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  17. "Going to Where You're Treated Best" has been our salogan and motivation to leaving New Zealand. My family (3Adults&2Teens) are preparing to leave our country because it is going to follow in Canada and Australia's footsteps. The sad thing is that the majority of the NZ people look to our Government as a pandemic protector and support what ever decision that they make, even if it violates their own human rights and freedom. There is a hidden social civil war between citizens here and it's getting ugly. Your words ring truth in our circumstances. We're getting out.
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  18. Andrew, what you did takes a lot of guts. I did the same thing 35 years ago and my friends in the US still can’t understand it. But when I visit them in the US, they gripe about how bad things are, with high taxes, out-of-control crime, crumbling infrastructure, etc. But when I tell them to leave the country, they say it’s still the best place in the world to live. A total contradiction, but they don’t seem to get it.
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  19. I love this guy! Not only is Andrew smart, but he manages to be funny quite a bit and does a hilariously accurate Trump voice impression sometimes! But the real bottom line for me is: he’s got INTEGRITY and is at the very TOP of his game in serving his clientele and in educating those of us who aspire to be his clients.
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  20. This is the content I’ve been waiting for
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  21. Deeply thought provoking, excellent video, I’m amazed that it was not taken off, well done and keep this dialogue up 😊
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  22. Wow Andrew. This video is flagged with fact check about your "conspiracy theory" subject matter. Confirmation, not conspiracy. Nicely done !
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  23. I am 72 year old female, living on SS and small pension, for some reason , I ❤️ listening to you.
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  24. I had no idea Yerevan could be like this! I must visit! Thank you for the inside scoop.
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  25. I'm not wealthy but your channel benefits me regardless. Eternally grateful sir.
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  26. Andrew, your videos are both timely and helpful. Canadian Credit Union, just like the major banks, have adopted the custom of cutting off access to ATMs, usually on weekends. They also interrogate the customers on how the money will be spend.
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  27. I could listen to Andrew talk about himself all day, lol
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  28. l agree with you 100,000 %. I myself left the US under Obama's second reign. And no matter how intelligent your vote is in the US, you'll have 10,000 unintelligent votes to make yours irreverent. Better to vote with your feet. Or as you say, go where you are treated best.
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  29. "There is a geographical solution to every problem." - Love that!
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  30. Andrew’s professionalism on a sensitive subject like this is rare in today’s world.
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  31. Thank you so much for that very precious knowledge you share with all of us. Personally you literally changed my life since my first day following you at Nomad Capitalist, you gaved me hope, confidence and so so much more! I'm actually living in Canada and seriously planning about moving and because of you I feel a lot more confident doing it. God blessed you and your team🙏
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  32. Happy Birthday Andrew. As a client new to you this year we have been pleased with all the help you have given us to aid us in moving away from the Canadian government. Your story about being bullied really resonated with me. Your team is fantastic, and we appreciate your services and you and your team. We look forward to seeing your company grow.
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  33. More videos LIKE THIS real estate properties around in europe and south east asia.
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  34. Happy Birthday Andrew! Wow this was extremely heartfelt & bleeds authenticity. As people we never know what others are going through or what has shaped them. I'm a lowly blue collar guy who makes 75k a year I discovered your channel about 3years back, Bro I appreciated you, you have planted so many seeds, articulated so many nuanced topics. You have been inspiring. You spoke to me when you talked about feeling unappreciated & minimalized, not bieng content here in the U.S. I've always felt like a Man with no country. Regardless of trolls & haters you have a net positive impact. Your right we don't take the time to send words of appreciation & we all need that. I got my passport this summer & traveled to Spain, Denmark,Italy,Bulgaria,Norway ect. It opened up a new world for me. Without realizing it you played a role in planting a seed giving a glimpse that there is so much more outside of this bubble I was in. Even the phrase " Go where your treated best" Bro that's simple but profound & has multiple applications scaled-down even lol! If I ever make it to that bracket I already know who to reach out to. You've got a great character & wish you happiness in your future endeavors, but dammit we want you to drop in once in awhile. You got a friend here & you've unlocked a Nomad Capitalist in me! For now I'm just a Nomad working on bieng a better capitalist. Take care bro & I'd be more than happy to rough up any of these deuche bags giving you shit!!! A candlestick that lights up another candlestick will never lose its own light only multiply it!
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  35. It took me a long time, but I finally found Uruguay and Mauritius to be two countries I felt belong.
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  36. I attended Nomad Capitalist Live 2024 and it was excellent. Great opportunity to travel to a new place, meet interesting people and learn new things
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  37. This series is done so well.
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  38. I'm watching this from my off grid cabin that I built in the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico. I'm a US citizen, had my son with my Mexican wife in Mexico. Now I have my permeant residency and couldn't be happier to be raising my son here :)
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  39. It’s not just the Expats that praise Kuala Lumpur. There are other experts and other individuals that really love the city. So thank you for going into depth about the city
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  40. We love Nigel.. he is wonderful! Great interview 😁
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  41. Left ten years ago. Don’t regret it one bit.
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  42. These mandates felt authoritarian and even totalitarian at times for no good reason at all when they were in place. I don't want to go through that again, and certainly nor do others want that. But there's the solutions if need be.. that's why I like Nomad.
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  43. I got to do this. Taking stock of my life, and way too much time has been lost giving millions of chances to narcissists.
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  44. Man you are so smart, Your knowledge, insight and views is insanely good.
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  45. A few advantages of Türkiye.... Foreign sourced pension income is income tax free. Türkiye has double tax agreements with most Western countries. Cost of living around one third US, Australia, UK etc. (No income tax on pension income plus cost of living one third = net income on purchasing power parity basis four times that compared to the outcome if you live in US, Australia etc with the same pension). Fantastic outdoor and culinary lifestyle.... Many international airports with numerous flights around the world - and only a few hours flight to and from all of Europe. Lots of expats in Western Türkiye, so you tend to have a mix of expat and local Turks as friends and neighbours...it's wonderful. More personal freedom...the government does not interfere in your day to day life like it does in the West. What you do on your property is your business. So there is that annoying large tree on your land, just cut it down. Want to build a permanent tool shed on your land just build it - no licence, inspections or other government interference. World class medical and hospital services around 25% of the cost of US etc - and sometimes much lower than this (depending on the service). Turkish people are very warm, welcoming and friendly, with stable, intact and well functioning local communities. Crime is very low - almost non existent in some parts (including where I live in Fethiye). Helps to learn Turkish but not necessary to live here if you are in a community with a lot of expats and/or tourists (as many locals speak English, Russian etc.) That said, better to learn the language and I'm doing that now. I moved to Türkiye four years ago via. Citizenship by Investment Program and never looked back.... Get it while you can. They keep tightening the rules here because demand is so high. Best of luck with your choice.
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  46. Andrew I did it! I got my residency in Panama. You inspired me! Now a second passport is on the agenda. I’ll go to your conference next year.
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  47. Patrick is awesome. Great channel.
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  48. I made the decision to leave Canada permanently about a year ago, as I saw no future for myself there, and I'm currently living in Costa Rica. I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's definitely much better. Nice weather, great food, friendly people, no mass immigration, no "wokeness", and honestly just a better quality of life overall. I'm looking forward to exploring other countries, but I don't plan on ever going back to Canada. I'm in my early 20s and I don't want to be a debt slave and work in a depressing country for the rest of my life. So for those who are considering leaving and can afford it, do it. Life is just too short.
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  49. Turkish food is amazing, the people are great too. Such an underrated countr, I'm pretty picky on where I would want to live, but Turkey has the perfect blend of Middle Eastern with European that seems to take the best of both worlds
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  50. You have a balanced, sober, mature take. I’ve always had the same views and am currently positioning myself for an eventual exit. Thanks for sharing, this mindset is rare in America.
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