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Getting Out of the USA, Before You LEAVE | Madeira, Portugal | It'll Be Fun!

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Getting Out of the USA, Before You LEAVE | Madeira, Portugal | It'll Be Fun!

Creating that new adventure in life takes time and planning. Today we touch on some things you should be doing before you leave to make your journey easier. Before You Come you will need to: Find your new landing spot, Get your NIF. Plan to rent. Understand how taxes and health insurance play a part in your budget planning. We live on the Island of Madeira in Portugal. Let’s go. It’ll Be fun! Please subscribe, like and let the videos run! Hit the Bell. All to Help us grow and improve.

In this video we are off to Ribeira brava. Our new favorite place. It a a small town of about 13,000 people located on the southern coast, just west of Funchal. In case you do not know, the Madeira Islands are in the Atlantic Ocean about 325 miles west of Morocco and 625 SW of Lisbon.

Music by Scott Gorsuch, my little brother.

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published 7/27/2022

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37 COMMENTS

  1. Hi Alan. I'm planning to move to Portugal and I would like to ask if you have used any immigration attorney or company to help with your process, like obtaining NIF, bank account opening, etc. If you have used it, could you provide the name and contact information as well as your comments on the attorney/company performance? I'd very appreciate to hear from you.

  2. Hi lovely people We visited Portugal for 26 yrs on various family holidays, but almost exclusively in the Vale do lobo area of the Algarve When we retired from our ex-pat life in the Netherlands( we are Brits) friends advised us to look at the western Algarve for less tourist centric villages..We ended up in one of them close to the lovely and historic town of Lagos.For us it has been a perfect combination.Whilst we loved visiting Madeira, its hills and steep roads we could see would become a problem as we aged( and we are now ten yrs on from when we moved to PT) we also play golf so that was a decider, having so many courses to choose from in the Algarve I agree that it is a must to visit as much of Portugal as you can before deciding. Another thing to bear in mind is the difference in climate from the north to the south.You might think the hottest place would be the Algarve but it is not as its on the cool Atlantic,. Alentejo takes that crownThe north ie Lisbon and Porto experience far more rain and damp and misty conditions than we do

  3. Another excellent video! Bravo! 👏
    We just submitted our application and accompanying documents to DC. Now we await approval. Immigrating to a new Country isn't for the weak…. however imagine the bureaucracy moving to The States. We hired a relocation company so odds of approval are good. They were stellar! We couldn't be more excited! Taking the next couple of weeks to travel to see loved ones and say goodbye. So looking forward to a new chapter and new adventures in Porto. What a relief for soooo many reasons.
    Keep up the great work. I always look forward to your videos.

  4. If I have the opportunity to move to Portugal I would head for the hills, I love the country side . Hills and mountains are my thing but the island looks very welcoming and peaceful. Thanks for sharing.

  5. Just curious, did you use Google Translator for "Ribeira Brava"? Google Translator translates into "brazilian" not European Portuguese, and in Brazil "bravo/a" means "angry". But in Portugal it doesn't mean angry, it means ferocious, wild. I've never been to Madeira, but I'm assuming Ribeira Brava is a fast-flowing, white-water type stream.

  6. I just learned today that my wife is going back to Fatima, Portugal for the 3rd time. Her good friend is, again, paying for her flight.
    She leaves around Thanksgiving.
    Rich

  7. Thank you for responding to my question regarding having looked to Mexico pre Portugal, I have not visited Portugal and am on the cusp of moving to Mexico, May I ask what swayed you? Your videos are very informative and Portugal looks amazing so if possible would like your input. Thanks in advance. Terry

  8. Its so placid, gorgeous and lovely the land, language and the people that seem to hold the charm for visitors, tourists, and retirees to keep flocking over there Madeira, and mainland Portugal. Beautiful vid, thanks Alan! What concerns one must have on the effect or impact of seismic activities that happen now and then though passing off without any consequences to note.

  9. more people from USA ? oh my, let's hope that they will not bring their immoral greedy arrogant behavior with them and mess up the purity of the island…and it will get expensive, that happens when a lot of foreigners come to live and take over and take the lifestyle with them.

  10. You've been in the trenches and now we all benefit from your experience. Thanks for all the advice and blazing the trail. Also… the mighty tortoise gets better each time I see it.

  11. We are in love with Madeira. We spent the month all around Portugal, and after coming to Madeira, we regret having spent a week in Algarve, when we could have spent here! Looking for rentals and properties to spend some longer stay early next year. And if our work remote arrangements work out, maybe live here too. Thanks for the video!

  12. Your videos are inspiring, thank you.
    I’m soon to retire and Portugal is at the top of my list to retire to. I’m first thinking of a small vacation (Lisbon area) first then a longer period, during the longer time I would like to get my affairs in order, you mentioned a firm who can help you with that, do you still recommend that firm. Do you have a contact or link to them?
    Thanks Allan

  13. Hello there , from what you are saying ,you haven’t yet bought a house there ? Is that right there ? Are just renting an apartment?
    And are you planning to buy a Place ?
    Thank you .

  14. Your narration is detailed and excellent. Every time i hear a new one it reminds me of the "Date line" show episodes on NBC, and your voice, the style of narration, are so identical as though you were the one speaking in the show. Great job and as always enjoy watching your series.

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