Comments by "tinglestingles" (@tinglestingles) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

  1. We really enjoyed our time in Mexico… no where near the coast! Friendly locals, never felt in danger! In fact people were more surprised that older British people were visiting their town or city. Great place! Such a massive country we were shocked at the size and diversity of the nature, landscape and fauna.
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  2. Marry Someone Who Treats You The Best!
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  3. Visited Malaysia many times - KL, Penang, Langkawi & Kuantan. Thoughts... we prefer Penang. We both like the old British colonial architecture (yep I said colonial!!), excellent health facilities, great food, excellent infrastructure, English well-spoken, very cheap but high-quality accommodation but best of all the people are truly the nicest, friendliest and most helpful! We have enjoyed many great evenings in Georgetown eating local foods Chinese, Malay, and Indian with some not so cheap beer! Langkawi was nice but too quiet for us - VERY honest taxi drivers!! Local people always 'looking out for our welfare'. Kuantan - a bit quiet again and more Muslim traditions I felt... nice stay at the Hyatt on the beach. KL - very hot, bustling, big international malls, very interesting little India and Chinatown, super food for all tastes and pockets. Perfect international connections. No country is ever perfect but Malaysia comes very close for us. We also are very aware of MM2H and its tax policies on overseas foreign earned income and UK pensions. Currently, waiting for the borders to be swung open and to allow us to visit and to set our longterm wheels in motion! For us in the UK it feels very much like an easy move. I think the Malaysian Government and Health Authorities seem to have handled the current global emergency extremely well especially compared to the UK. We never felt unsafe no matter what time, day or night.
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  4. Respected? I would've thought anyone with $15million would have a higher level of self-confidence and not worry too much what an immigration officer thinks. How bizarre.
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  5. The Stages of Nomad Capitalist (Denial -> Anger -> Depression -> Bargaining -> Acceptance -> GWYTB!)
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  6. Looking forward to car ownership being removed from my life when we ‘leave’. It’s not just the cost, it’s the administration, insurance, maintenance etc etc...
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  7. I lived through the 1970s & 80s in the UK, scary times. I do not want to live through it all over again.
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  8. It seems Malaysia is "Not Treating Us Best"... time to look for another country... NEXT!
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  9. I was talking to a local Serbian woman when I first went to Novi Sad, Serbia - I asked, is there any dangerous place, that she felt scared - she said London... I said no, in Serbia... she laughed and said of course not - this is Serbia.
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  10. Yep, we get it, you offer a premium product for a premium price.
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  11. Agreed, I started a non-fiction book business in 2019, now living in Portugal - generating low five figures per month. Absolutely works.
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  12. A very fair view of KL. We have travelled there many times. The food and the shopping are a big pull. The reasonably priced accommodation and travel to other parts of SEA is interesting. The big thing downside for us, they've been dragging their feet on the MM2H visa - latest version is the mandatory property purchase (cannot sell for 10 years), no PR.
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  13. I like Lviv, Ukraine - good for digital nomads, beautiful medieval town, highly educated workforce - English is spoken to a high standard, developers/coders/web-designers/back office engineers etc etc.
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  14. I was told how dangerous Serbia was. I've visited there many times - had great times. I think it's only dangerous in the minds of Hollywood writers!
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  15. I didn't need to watch this video to know what no.1 was...!
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  16. I had a very good experience at The Gleneagles Hospital on Penang Island, Malaysia. The surgeon was trained in the UK.
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  17. better a year early, than a day late.
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  18. “If I waited until I had all of my ducks in a row, I'd never get across the street. Sometimes you just have to gather up what you've got and make a run for it.” The quote was attributed to Judge Lynn Toler
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  19.  Crypto Hunter  Inflation over 25%, income taxation up to 90% for high income earners, the power strikes/food shortages, offices and factories working 3 day weeks, worker's industrial strikes - miners, dock workers, gravediggers, carmakers, health workers, household rubbish collectors, soliders had to act as firefighters due to strikes too etc etc. Petrol / oil shortages - rationing in some areas. TV channels stopped at 10pm everynight. Trade unions and general political unrest. The situation swept Margaret Thatcher into power.
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  20.  @Wise101  Give me $15 million and I'd give up my Tier 1 and get a St.Kitts and Nevis passport no problem. Like Andrew said... no one cares.
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  21. We've been living in Portugal near Lisbon for 5 months so far. Now got our visa - very happy.
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  22. Portugal, Malaysia & Mexico - I'm unsure of the order.
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  23. English is highly valued by non-English speaking peoples. They like to practice English conversation. I'm happy to help. If you learn some Spanish, I think together with English, you're onto a winner!
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  24. Malaysia has done remarkably well in these uncertain times.
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  25. I do like this 'filter' video. AH doesn't want lukewarm clients - he needs 'do-ers' and people who follow through! AH has certainly opened my eyes to possibilities! I'm not in the 7 figures, unfortunately (so unlikely to become a client) but I'm extremely thankful I watch and like everyday.
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  26. Seen worse on AirBnb!!
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  27. Remote working offshore, in my experience - First, they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they argue with you, then you win - THEN they ask how you did it! My list.... Novi Sad, Krackow, Lviv, Lisbon, Plovdiv & KL - stay a few months in each place.
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  28. When society is eating itself, it’s time to leave the restaurant.
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  29. Don't you think giving you free information daily is helping you? Best you unsubscribe and live a life of ungratefulness.
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  30. Lower cost version... Portuguese D7 - 6 months per annum stay requirement - NHR low or no tax for investment income/pension - crypto tax advantages too, citizenship after 5 years (possibly), residency Bulgaria very low-income requirement (citizenship possibly), MM2H in Malaysia when they open (no tax on overseas income/pensions) - no citizenship and finally (investor visa) $40k in the bank in Ecuador on 7 or 8% return, again citizenship later - no stay requirement. I'm not an expert I just watch videos! Contact Andrew's team - I'm not licensed to give any sort of advice don't sue me!!
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  31. I would use the territorial tax arrangements and live long-term in Malaysia - when MM2H restarts. Reasons... nice, friendly people generally, English is widely spoken, wonderful food, a good level of infrastructure (roads, internet, malls, etc.), international hub - KL, some nice beaches, good value for money, interesting architecture, Georgetown Penang UNESCO world heritage site, Borneo forests, and nature. Alcohol is heavily taxed but I'm not a heavy drinker...often! NB: They seem to like polite British people - which greatly adds to our decision.
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  32. We have had many instances in foreign countries... my wallet fell out of my pocket in Saigon in an Indian restaurant only for the waiter to chase me down the street to return it and a time in Guadalajara when a young waitress returned my rucksack full of video equipment... following a drunken lunch! Both refused a tip - in foreign countries sometimes you’re far safer than you think!
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  33. May I recommend the same type of video for focus cities or towns in Mexico? Plenty of safe UNESCO / Magical towns
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  34. I do think it's impressive that you're publishing daily without any reduction in quality or information. Certainly W.G Hill of the 21st century.
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  35. I’ve had exceptionally good experiences with freelancers from Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Macedonia & Ukraine
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  36. The last video I saw Harry in, 5th March 2021 - The Jay Martin Show... "If I'm wrong - you'll never see me again, I will quit my job"... looks like he didn't quit.
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  37. Most places in Europe speak very good English... especially younger people, they are extremely proficient at English. I've previously been shocked by the high levels of English in places such as Ukraine, Slovenia and Poland.
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  38. It sounds extremely frustrating dealing with clients who will not stump up $50k to save $1m in taxation?? - PLUS dealing with weak men crying on the phone when their girlfriend won't leave their current country. Andrew deserves every penny!!
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  39. It's never too late... until it is. Remember 2020 when planes stopped flying or borders started closing.
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  40. Yes, probably doesn't even have a passport.
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  41. We're going through the D7 process for Portugal. Currently, maybe slower than normal - due to the refugee situation.
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  42.  @guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934  I can live, work and play in Portugal pay little or no tax for 10 years - gain a permanent residency or citizenship after five years. I know where I'll be treated best. Thanks for the comments.
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  43. We're getting our residency in Portugal - nice and cheap! Downsized 4 bed house in the UK to 4 suitcases! Why is it that even after watching this video - VERY few will actually follow the advice?
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  44. Leaving for Portugal next Thursday - from the UK.
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  45. Jersey, Channel Islands... is quite a nice place
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  46. He’s trying to appeal to a very small segment of his audience. Most visitors, long term tourists enjoy the best parts of Malaysia - engaging with friendly Malaysians, the wonderful food and nature.
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  47. True story... "I'll leave when it gets bad enough" - Israel Cohen, Munich 1933.
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  48. 'Perpetual Travelling' for 3 years and then phasing into territorial tax countries - Malaysia for SE Asia (MM2H) and Panama (Friendly Nations or Retirement Visa) for LATAM.
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  49. Serbia is good. Try Novi Sad as well as Belgrade.
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  50.  @RainJackson79 we moved to Portugal and also spend time in Malaysia.
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