Comments by "Guilherme Sales Ferreira da Costa" (@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934) on "6 Easy Residence Permits in the Americas and Caribbean" video.

Paraguay, Ecuador and Costa Rica sound like good places for young people who are starting and are also pretty frontier which appeals to them. Coincidence? I think not. I think they are looking to make it easy for the people that are drown to more frontier places which would be young people that normally aren't as rich as older folks. They're doing a good job!
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R u sure u meant 2.5k for the last 2 years in Costa Rica? Sounds very odd that pretty much everybody could qualify
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@RC94332 sure, I meant its economy is not developed enough to be emerging, at least in my opinion. When countries like Malasya or Thailand are emerging economies o think that makes Costa Rica out of that group. Do u not agree?
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@RC94332 maybe, I'm just speaking of theory as I've never been there (yet) but I would say it's very difficult for an economy to be emerging without a booming city like Bogota. If it indeed I'm wrong then maybe it's the lack of a booming city that gets me the idea that it's more frontier
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@RC94332 good to hear your perspective. I certainly will after covid and one day when I too become a nomad. Don't think I'm delaying it or making excuses, that's totally not the case. Let's just say that I plan ahead. Rn I'm taking the time to learn about financial markets to become a trader and an investor in a couple of months when I turn 18.
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We're talking about residence, not citizenship
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@sailingtheisleofman77 u are mistaking being a resident and having a residence permit. We're talking about having a residence permit in Costa Rica but not living there so you're not affected by taxation
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