Comments by "Auntie Semite" (@auntiesemite9295) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

Thank you Andrew! I know your bread and butter" are your six and seven figure income clients, but us little guys greatly benefit from videos like THIS one. I was in the upper levels myself, but after two divorces and living in a country in which the regime and courts hand everything to the women,and thus loosing two houses, most of my assets, and my children, I'm looking to start over, preferably in Malaysia, with a new business. Too many of the other channels completely ignore non millionaires. Thanks again for your good work.
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I was surprised not to see Turkey. I had been planning on going to Malaysia to live and was awaiting them getting their MM2H visa act together, but when they raised the amount of income required by over 300%, I decided to go to Turkey this year instead. Not only is Turkey much more reasonable and is actually inexpensive, but I can become a citizen! Please do a video on TURKEY.
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Can you please let us know as soon as the Malaysian government reopens their visa programs? I'm particularly interested in the MM2H program or going as a parent of a child I'll be putting into an international school there. Thank you.
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@azla464 No! Now they want $10 000 USD every month! It used to be RM 10 000.
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Go back to modi india, nobody wants you in THEIR country.
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I'm glad that the Cuban government doesn't allow foreigners to buy property, otherwise you'd get massive native homeless populations like in brazil and other countries, but if they did, I'd have moved to Cuba many years ago. Cubans are the greatest of all the Latin People although Venezuela is a close second.
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@aiman9088 the new regime in Malaysia wants to turn the rest of Malaysia into a chinese colony, like they did with what's now Singapore. Allah will judge him.
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@irfandani2305 I had been planning for three years to make Hijra to Malaysia, now I'll be making Hijra to Turkey insha'Allah At least in Turkey there is an ISLAMIC government and I can become a citizen, the Malaysian regime only wanted our money, never wanted us, thus no citizenship.
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@nomadcapitalist Thank you. And congratulations on making Malaysia one of your home destinations. I'm from a western country but wouldn't consider moving anywhere else. I've been there a few times to scout schools, homes...and LOVED it. Thanks again.
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Carbon 12 Then they should be humble and grateful to be in another country. I remember meeting an indian on his way to a hindu temple in Malaysia and he was complaining about it being a Muslim country!
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Sure I may not be receiving great healthcare, education for my children, tap water which is drinkable, dental coverage, prescription medications, better municipal services...for my HIGH tax dollars, but at least my politicians enjoy a fantastic lifestyle and as a nato member, we have the latest weapons to use in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan, Libya...and fingers crossed, soon Venezuela and Iran. Because it's a lot easier to destroy other countries and take their resources for our corporate masters than to build up my country. I think Andrew is right, I have got to get out of here and take my children with me, before they turn into the next generation of nato donors.
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I live in a western country that taxes the $&!+ out of us too, but at least the slow, overpriced and poor standards healthcare and public education systems are "decent". I KNOW our almost worthless fiat currency will soon crash, like those in almost every country, so I invested in cryptocurrencies and precious metals.
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I blame the new regime in Malaysia. I will be buying a house and opening my business in Turkey instead. I guess the regime wants MORE chinese instead of Muslim reverts like me looking to make Hijra. Thanks for this video, insha'Allah Turkey here I come!
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I was in Malta years ago and the exchange rate was more than 0.3 to 1 usd! Now that they are on the euro, it's 0.8 to 1 usd. If I wanted to move to Europe, I'd take Turkey over Malta.
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When I was travelling to Cuba several times each year less than a decade ago, I'd see quite a few older, Caucasians on the beach, whenever I asked them where they are from, almost without exception, they were retired teachers from canada. They could stay in a decent HOTEL (full room, buffets, housekeeping...) for approx. $1 500 usd/month! Apparently canadian teachers have great pensions. That was around 2010-2014, not sure with their currency situation now (after the trump regime) what the rates would be. But might be worh looking into.
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Please let us know which countries are best i.e. will steal the least from us when we go to cash out some of our cryptos and PM, for which we worked so hard and had the foresight in which to invest. Thank you.
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If I had that kind of income/assets and wasn't Muslim, I'd MUCH prefer Thailand. But now I'll go to Turkey as it's less expensive AND I'll become a citizen.
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I left my western country with my son when the schools started cramming their lgbqrstuv2+-@#$% trans agenda down students throats from KINDERGARTEN onward. Malaysia became too expensive under the new regime (that seems to want to turn the rest of Malaysia into Singapore) so I went to Turkey. Here you can extend your visa as a tourist, student, buying a property of $75 000 US or more or opening a business and become a CITIZEN is about eight years. Way too many countries NEVER give you citizenship.
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@mariecameron1644 No, but I'd love to visit to see why all the billionaires are buying WW3 shelters there.
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No sane person gives a cr@p about the uae and other countries run by puppet dictators for amerikkka and APARTHEID israel. Please let us know when MALAYSIA opens up again. Thank you.
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@jaymann9183 Malaysia doesn't give CITIZENSHIP to foreigners, so I'm looking at the MM2H program.
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