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Is PORTUGAL the land of milk and honey?

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Is PORTUGAL the land of milk and honey?

Hi, I’m Nick and I’ve been living in the Algarve for over 22 years. I’m trying to work out whether Portugal is the promised land or not. So many people from the USA act like it is! We talk about my four phases of relocation:

1. Research
2. Scouting
3. Preparation
4. Settled in

I can help you!
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Timestamps
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00:00 Real life in Portugal
1:04 FOUR phases of relocation
2:03 Safety and Security
2:40 Political Activity
3:06 Financial Benefits
4:12 Tax Breaks
4:30 Weather
5:20 Service Levels
5:30 Community
5:59 Infrastructure
6:44 Local Food
7:30 Access to Europe
8:10 One minute bike break
9:17 How I can help you
9:48 1.Researching Phase
10:10 2.Scouting Phase
10:34 3.Preparation Phase
11:16 4.Settled Phase

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27 COMMENTS

  1. I would add "get used to live simply". If you decide to live in Portugal you must make your mind up and realise you cannot be too materialistic. Choose another country instead. Lisbon is not Paris. And you cannot think that Portugal is only the Algarve, Lisbon or Porto. Be prepared to discover and explore. Some foreigners are living in the centre of Portugal, lliving off-grid and feeling happy with their options.
    Others just complain even when they have benefits that we, the locals, don't have.
    Portugal is not perfect, but is certainly not a dump, as a bitter old British once wrote.

  2. Hi Nick, coming form the Uk people are being held to ransom by crippling utilities costs, transport and council tax. Pensioners will die this winter, also concerning the healthcare system NHS is broken. And crime and violence is rocketing! I know where I'd rather be. Some of your concerns make me chortle, compared to life here!! LMAO.

  3. I saw you riding an MTB, which is great. But how dangerous is it to ride a bike on the road in Portugal (as opposed to a bike trail where there is no/little traffic)? I heard Portuguese drivers do not particularly care for bicyclists.

  4. Portugal is fantastic, but healthcare (public and private) are at best 2nd world (long waiting times, strikes, expertise is questionable), also public transportation is really bad but perhaps this is understandable considering the low population density of some areas. Never the less I feel for the poor people working in restaurants or hospitals that have to get home after 22:00. Politics I don't care about, this is a mess everywhere you go. Just a waste of time if you ask me 🙂

  5. Great video thanks. Just left the Algarve after a lovely vacation. I was very disappointed to find the municipal pools closed. Where are the swim clubs and masters swimming during the water shortage?

  6. For what it’s worth to anyone, I hired Nick for $100 for an hour of advice about an upcoming trip to Portugal….it was some of the BEST money I have spent…what a great, smart guy…use him if you can

  7. Nick 4;45 May I kindly ask ?
    What beach is that ?

    Super video Nick !
    I wish your “paid assistance “ had been available three years ago when I moved here !

    I think you have a compelling clarity on the issues. Honesty and integrity. 👍

  8. Heading to Portugal after summer season. Looking forward to touching bases with you & taking in a personal info session. My friends live in Figueira da Foz but I’m interested in quieter parts of the Algarve. I really enjoy your videos……very informative & nicely organized. Will be in touch. Thanks !

  9. Totally agree, it's important to really understand what it means to live here in Portugal esp in the Algarve. We come from Italy but for us, many things here in the Algarve are def better. It depends on what life you want for yourself and your budget.

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