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If you’re living in the western world and you’re tired of high taxes, high cost of living, and many restrictions, you may wonder where you can move to achieve more freedom.
In this video, Andrew compares the cost of living in different countries and shares share you can move.
00:00 Start
0:19 Cost Of Living in The World
2:18 Cost of Living in Mexico
2:40 Cost of Living in Ireland
4:00 Cost of Living in Georgia
8:00 Cost of Living in Kuala Lumpur
9:00 Cost of Living in Switzerland
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Awesome Andrew!! Thank you for the great Mexico City event and signing my book.
Come singapore
Everyone needs more than their salary to be financial stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly, because money left for saving always end up used with no returns.
It's starts at like 1:22, if your busy.
except there are no more Irish in Dublin
KL yasssss 🇲🇾 We're just launched our Digital Nomad Visa approved by the govt agency
@Nomad Capitalist I'm from Malaysia. The government here follows Islamic rules & against LGBT community. People are abused & harassed here by the Islam dominated politicians , Im planning to out to an economically stable country that is fastest to get citizenship & is a LGBT friendly country. Any suggestions?
If international students can afford living in Dublin with part time wages, anyone can.
Beli Andjeo ikona (behind yourr back) may always protect you. Thanks for sharing!
Being treating best is not only about taxes. For me it's about living around people who accept others and are basically friendly. The US is no longer that place. Any suggestion? Also, I do not want to be around neo Nazis?
Thank you for sharing.
Very informative video.
However, the continual misuse of the word "arbitrage" was jarring.
The word arbitrage means an investment strategy in which an investor simultaneously buys and sells an asset in different markets to take advantage of a price difference and generate a profit.
It does not mean working or conducting business in one location and living in another location.
For example arbitrage is not working in the CBD (where food, clothing, rent etc is expensive) and commuting to the suburbs (where food, clothing, rent etc is cheaper).
Nor is it arbitrage to live in a third world country (where rent, food, clothing is cheap) and sell one's labour in a first world country via the magic of the internet.
Spending the winter in southern Europe traveling. 4 star hotels for 60 euros. In the US I can't get a roach hotel for that
i could def live in ireland. the other places no way
Since USA and CANADA are citizenship taxes (you're still USA/CAN taxes no matter where you live) how is living elsewhere better? Your still paying at least 30% tax back to the west and then the tax of where you actually live. So, how does this move to any of your places mentioned?
Can you do a YT on taxes and living away?
Cmmon man we love yo talking skills!jus get to the point!
Wait till the war kicks in they’ll be crawling back to the United sates of America
yay Andrew again!!!
This is why I’m moving to the UK from the Silicon Valley. I want to. I belong there.
Okay, you talk like a homosexual. You have a click-bait headline. Several minutes in, you have not answered the question of where to live in expensively. As a spoiled rotten brat, you say your clients should have $10-100 million dollars. If a person had that kind of money, they would not be listening to you. They would be hiring a professional. You have no professional qualifications. No degree listed. No professional license. So, you are a bullshitter. In the past, you recommended Barbados. Who wants to live around a bunch of Blacks? Not even the Blacks! Some people recommended Goa, India. Yes, it is less expensive to live there, if you are a dark skinned India. If you are a white man, the Indians will rip you off at every corner. You have to identify if the Jews live in a place you recommend. Israel is a very expensive place to live. The Jews do not want to live in Israel, because they want to live around the Gentiles, so they can rip them off and steal their money. Look at the Celsius executives! Lying, stealing Jews!
It seems good and sounds great especially with the problems in the west currently. But there are so many people who have done this only to end up homeless in a poor country through making mistakes and trusting the wrong people.
Or just bad planning an example of how it can catch you out is cheaper areas to live in are generally rural. All the locals lick their lips because they think you a foreigner have a lot of money.
So you get robbed and there really are no alternatives it is not like a western country where you look online and just ring someone else.
Options are limited in country areas.
And if you live in a city prices are quickly becoming similar to where you live now.
Even country areas are facing massive increases in energy prices, land etc.
Basically do your homework and do not presume it will be so much cheaper.
Gotta work remote based out of the USA, and live in cheaper places, really comes down to this.
One thing I'm concerned about is how widespread is the use of English. I'm too old to become fluent in another language.
Have you rank which of the preferred countries you like by those countries who are not in a rush to move into central bank digital currency or digital I.D?
Thank you Andrew!!
You do a great service to this world
That was a brief retirement
I would like to live somewhere where people are not insane:)
Great video & great idea's. Much peace:)
The only thing I have realized is there are outside factors in every country which determine what people want. The go where you’re treated best seems correct for the channel.
Chile is far cheapter than the US, but do not go to santiago only. We need to address there are better regions in the south to live better
The problem with Dublin is the cost of renting a home is outrageously expensive
Why is Dublin on the list? The quality of life here is terrible. Transport infrastructure is horrible, healthcare is in bits, the choice of restaurants and food is horrific and the weather will cause a depression on it's own. Everything is overcharged and overpriced beyond reasonable. Yes, if you are a business you might use the low corporate tax, but the quality of life is horrible.
this is great and all, but it is better to focus on making more. or do both actually