My sister wants to leave the US. I shared a couple of your videos and advice. Mexico is a country I strongly suggested due to its proximity to her children, affordability and diversity of climate. Moving to Mexico would be the first time in her adult life that she has ever been on her own. I am praying she could do it. Thank you for your informative and eye opening videos.
This is a great list! My fav is Mexico due to low cost of living, expat friendly, & its proximity to the US. Very informative; good resource - Great Job❤
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Try going to a Mexican restaurant in 🇺🇸 See if you get the same reception Just saying You better speak SPANISH 👌🏿 THEY SEE YOU AS COMPETITION FACTS WAKE UP ⬆️ WISE ⬆️ RISE ⬆️
I love your content!!! 🥰 You all are so inspiring & your energy has really helped my husband & I finally take action on our dream to move abroad. Your honorable mentions are our top 3 but I love your breakdowns about New Zealand & the Netherlands too!! Thanks for taking the time to make this video.🖤
Here is my suggestion Buenos Aires Argentina. I lived in Buenos Aires for nearly 10 years. If you have access to US dollars you can live a very very comfortable lifestyle for around 1500 to 2000. And Argentina and its people are awesome it has something for everyone tastes and Buenos Aires Argentina is a combination of New York City, Paris France and Washington DC 😀. You will never get bored in Buenos Aires or Argentina 🇦🇷.
What up Yarbros! I disagree with your choices other than Mexico and Costa Rica. However, I love that you're spreading the word, and getting Americans (especially black folks) to consider leaving and exploring the world. America is in decline like never before. It is imperative to get away from all of that negative energy in USA to heal and thrive.
What up! That's fine to dissagree....theses were definitely not my top pics...tried to include something for everyone. Bottomline is to find a place that agrees w/you and be willing to leave if it doesn't.
New Zealand is good if you have alot of money as cost of living is insane. I'm from Australia and NZ is just as bad as here. Don't get me wrong, if you have the money these are great countries, but if you don't you will struggle hard. Ditto Netherlands. In fact, here in Australia our standard of living has been slowly declining for 30 years and the social issues are starting to show... Same in NZ.
Usually we're selective in discussing countries with low cost of living and wanted to open this video up to ppl where "low" cost of living wasn't the main determining factor.
@@TheYarbros yeah, the issue here is high cost of living is everywhere in these countries, it's not like some other Western nations where different states/provinces have different costs of living so you can find cheaper places to live. It's just high across the board in Australia, NZ, and Netherlands.
I understand Paraguay is dirt cheap!! And they have a stable and emerging economy/government. Also tax friendly if you get residency in Paraguay, and your income is from outside the country. Has anyone been to Paraguay? 🇵🇾 Asunción ❤️
I am in the Philippines now and I've been here for a few months. Many people speak English, super low cost of living, beautiful beaches, and lots of delicious food. I like Cebu City sense it has a lot of the comforts of the US, but I went to El Nido, Palawan and man... it was beautiful! Highly, highly recommend it!
Turkey deserves an honorable mention. Low cost of living even in Istanbul, plenty of coastline for beach lovers, interesting historical sites, plenty of public transport, relatively low crime. Liberal for a Muslim country.
@@hlw1306 No, not at all, even though the current president has made Islam more prominent in public life. In Istanbul and Izmir, you will see many women with outfits that would not have been seen there years ago, like tank tops, crop tops, short shorts, etc. You will also see women covered head to toe in hijab and everything in between. You will also see two or three women with clothing on very different parts of the spectrum walking together as friends.
Mexico is off my list your video about the cartels knocked that idea right out of my head permanently. Thank you guys so much for what you do! I love your authenticity.
The thing about the cartel is their violence is between them. Unlike American gangs where innocent kids or just anyone can get caught in a drive by or harmed simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Also, it is next to impossible to buy a gun legally in Mexico, which means there aren’t very many in circulation compared to the US where every other citizen is trigger-happy. Mexico is a conservative country and family oriented. The cartel isn’t random, knuckle head criminals. They are more organized and strategic with checks and balances. If u are not involved in drugs or other crimes, u should have zero run-ins with the cartel.
Hello,my favorite couple 💞💞 love your list of countries. The only one I haven't visited yet is new Zealand and south Africa. I love the sun 🌞. I am going to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 in Sept. 🤔 I have roots in Panama, so I am impartial. My favorite place to visit is Paris and Holland 🇳🇱. Love your prospective, I am loving your adventures. I wish I could go back to Europe to live. Not liking the USA anymore 😕. One love 🖤💚💛safe travels.
Hey, you've covered a lot of ground! I would love to go back to Paris and spend some real time there. Thanks for sharing your favorites and we hope you have a great trip to Costa Rica!
@@TheYarbros thank you, we are Airforce retired, so we covered a lot of grounds. We also lived in the UK 🇬🇧 where we were stationed. Retired now but with I was back in Europe. Never live regrets right ✌✌
Great list! Kudos for listing 🏳️🌈 exclusive locations. My partner and I have set our “ Get the F’ out” date. I have lived abroad before in Costa Rica and Peru, but this will be her first time living abroad. You gave me places to think about. Cheers 🥂
I would move to Iceland, I maybe in the minority but the weather doesn’t bother me. I’ve visited and the landscaping in the summer and the winter is extraordinary plus the wild horses on the country sides. The country is LGBTQ friendly and family oriented. The cost of living is expensive but they have national healthcare and it’s ranked high in being the safest country and has a modern infrastructure.
It’s a safe and interesting country. I know I’d be unhappy where it’s dark for almost 6 months. When I visited I was told by a local that she gets depressed during their winters and she was born and raised there. It’s also one of the most expensive countries in the world.
I love Costa Rica 🇨🇷!!!! The only thing I am not a fan of is the food (the fruit is amazing). Man, I missed good Mexican and Italian food. Monte Verde is the best 👌 👍
Thanks for this great list. I love all of your videos. I'm also intrigued by Uruguay. It's supposed to be very liberal, with less inequality than most countries, and a good healthcare system. I've heard there is a thriving music scene in Montevideo, plus great beaches, but not the cheapest place to live. Have you ever visited there?
We haven't been but it is one of out travel lust destinations. It's clean w/ very pretty beaches and cute cities and it's one of the safest places in Latin America....but you do pay for it. It little known so we don't know if the videos would do well....we are weighing the option of going.
Nice list. Love Thailand, my favorite place I have been, but it's just so far and I still have a job here. But also, I love exploring Mexico. I also want to go to Kenya and South Africa after watching Julian Albino. He makes everything look so good, which is dope because in America I only hear about how violent South Africa is.
Cambodia. I mention Cambodia because the visa is so much easier than Thailand. The people are amazingly friendly and you can get a retirement visa for a year. Or you can do visa runs to Thaiand or Vietnam. I prefer it to Thailand and Vietnam. It’s cheaper. You can live on the river or you can live on the ocean. I love the food. It feel safe but has the problem of people snatching purses but I think that’s true in Vietnam and Thailand as well. I just preferred life and the people there. I thought you have had a great list except that most of the places are not affordable for me on my Social Security. I think we’re going to get a big raise in Social Security if we keep the Democrats in office. Then my Social Security would be enough that I might be able to retire in Portugal. Great choices you two. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. Oh also Malaysia is a good place where you can live very well cheaply. I lived in Lumut for a year in a condo with pools for 200 a month. Good hospitals. Anyway I could go on but I won’t lol
Perfect timing: Just got home from work - sat down to watch the news, and NBC did a "special" (13 minutes long: eye rollin') on gun violence. I'm so done. Thanks for the vlog.
This is great! You tapped in on a few countries I would want to stay and live in the distant future (Portugal & South Africa) thanks for the informative video.
Costa rica over Panama?...🙄I dont think so...the infrastructure in Panama city is incredible.Costa rica is beatifull but the roads are a nightmare..San jose is just a big pueblo if you compare to Panama city...
I feel like both of the countries infastructure is a fail bit I like Panama a little more. San Jose is not touching Panama City on any day..but we had a good time there.
@@happyhippo5880 Gonna have to strongly disagree w/ that one. Federal District is a far superior city. With tins if venues, culture, restaurants, world class bars, clubs, ruines...
@@TheYarbros I agree with the Yarbros there’s so much history in CDMX, there’s literally ruins behind the main square and also underground you could see some in the subway station 🤷🏻♂️, and by the way the subway takes you to most places for a quarter US $👍
My vote is for The Netherlands! I lived there for a year as an exchange student and loved every minute of it. They are progressive, well educated, family oriented and their public transportation is second to none. Plus, it’s easy to travel to other countries in the EU. It’s not cheap but a great place to live.
I know Colombia has had a bad rap, but Colombia is my favorite country. For me Colombia is more than Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Popayan, Cartagena. I been to all those ... I prefer the smaller towns, especially those in the states of Antioquia and Quindio (coffee growing regions with weather that is "eternal spring" but outside Medellín.
I think Colombia is great but it's an aquired taste. Before I put it on one of these lists crime and the politics would need to be cleaned up a bit...and they are working on it.
This video was awesome! I never thought about living or visiting New Zealand or the Netherlands, but they are now on my places to visit. Thanks a billion for the information. 🙃
Even w/ the new gov, there is a lot of work to do. It's dangerous there, more dangerous than other places. The government is very corrupt as well and there is not a lot of law and order there.
@@TheYarbros ☹️ I'm there right now 😢 I really really love this country, it's so sad... I pray things get better... Some areas are safe though but then it can feel a bit claustrophobic when you can't move around freely... You get tired of doing, seeing the same things and being on edge can be exhausting. I feel the same about South Africa, one of my favourite countries despite it all...
Great video! You mentioned both countries I have to do scouting trips on for (semi) retirement. JoBurg and GDL check so many boxes for me. I wouldn’t have to work 2nd shift in GDL, but SA is on the continent I want to retire on. A colleague just told me he’s working in Turin, Italy! The world is wide open, time to see what it has to offer!
Hey guys, just watched all your Columbia videos and most of your Panama ones, just subscribed. I am planning a move from Florida to either Panama or Columbia. I am retired military and spent some temporary duty in Panama in the 90s. I planned on moving to Panama in December, but Columbia has caught my interest. I will travel to both soon and compare but wanted your take on which of the two countries you prefer for retirement? I am a single male, well-travelled, street savvy. Thanks for your reply.
First, congrats on making it to this point in your life....I'm trying to get there. I (Rondel) would suggest checking out the coast of Colombia. I definitely prefer Colombia to Panama but ik that I am in the minority. I like the many things to do, infastructure and the festive spirit of the people. My biggest issue w/ Colombia was their wicked government and the lawlessness in some cities.. all of which they are beginning to address.
I love your videos. However, I was little disappointed to see that you never visited countries like Guyana, Paruguay, and Uraguay while in South America.
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Portugal is a very pleasant country, but it is not the ideal base for trips to the rest of Europe. You'll find Portugal in the most southwestern corner of Europe. So you're a long way from the rest of Europe.
Try the Philippines, I spent 6 months there in 2017 and enjoyed the English speaking environment and genuinely friendly and open culture. Check out Boracay and Cebu i yo like the beach and scuba diving.
Okay, after SEA has been ooen for a while we'll be heading that way...right now they are a bit skittish...and they don't care too much about their expats when/ if something happens.
Another great video! I really enjoyed the intro :) For me it's really about finding the place with the imperfections that bother me the least, if that makes sense? As you said the perfect country doesn't exist... In Europe I'd personally consider Portugal and Switzerland and in Africa, I'm quite curious about Botswana and Mauritius (Mauritius has a digital nomad visa).
good video ,I would not of thought of New Zealand, The Netherlands ,and South Africa .I'm sending you prayers for health ,prsperity and success .I watch other TH-camrs they all have different levels of success .I saw a video on how they earn income and it isn't easy. You have to have a lot of subscribers plus views ,plus ads and sponsers ,plus members and or Patreon.
Quality of life must include FREEDOM. I’ve been to NZ and it’s incredibly beautiful, but how the govt acted during Covid was a clear indication that your rights don’t matter too much there- I’ll never live in NZ (or Australia or Canada) for their severe Covid anti freedom policies. Mexico all the way :)
Thank you for this video of roadening options and bless you two in your travels and exploring all the world's terrains and secret gems. Color folk need to renew their minds of travel. Bless you two iHow about trying Japan?
@@Dana-ie2bh We heard that but we've also had a couple of friends who enjoyed their stay over there....on was military and one was a teacher....so I'm open to see fir myself.
@@TheYarbros I found it to be an interesting place, and while they are not openly hostile or anything, I wouldn't want to live there long term. I do like their interest in the arts, like music, they are very serious and meticulous in everything they do, they are not very laid back, they work very long hours. But if you like Jazz or something, go to a jazz club and you will hear real music, not crap.
Thank you for addressing all the issues I want to hear about, but haven't gotten from other channels. I want to know how women, POC, and LGBTQ folks are treated in other countries. Roe is one of the primary reasons I'll be leaving the US, so I check to make sure abortion is legal in every country I research. If it's not, I scratch it off my list.
Yes, you definitely need to check the political and social climate of a country before you go. Covid taught me that. We try to give honest and relevant intell about a country. Thanks for commenting and letting us know our content connected w/ you!
As we know, traveling/expating “ while black” can be a different experience from the Caucasian experience. The “Nomad Capitalist” favors Tbilisi, Georgia. I’d love to hear your experience( if you’ve been) If not, perhaps it might be a worthy trip. Re: worthy countries to consider- South Africa, interesting considering its “ history “ but it seems to have moved on. Of your list I’ve experienced all except for SA and the Netherlands. Your debate, between Mexico and CR is my debate, love them both, but actually got residency in Mexico because it was so easy . Days as opposed to years and expense of CR. I also considered Panama. Panama has been cultivating an expat experience for decades. However, of all the countries I’ve visited and “lived” in , for me there has been no better “ hospitality “ than that of the Costa Rican people.
Okay, we haven't been to Georgia yet but we're planning on a trip early next year to the whole Black Sea Eastern European area. There are some countries that we have some deep interest in over there (namely Bulgaria & Hungary & then Turkey in southern E). We loved the people of CR as well but not the country so much. Of the places we've been for safety, quality of life, friendly natives and access to other countries Thailand is winning but we are enjoying the exploration of it all!
I spent 2 weeks in Tbilisi in 2019. Georgia supposedly has a lot of U.S. expats, but I didn't see many Americans when we were there. The country is beautiful, the government is pro-U.S., but the Russian army is just up the road in the northern regions of Georgia. There are many new apartment developments being built, between Tbilisi and Batumi, if you prefer the Black Sea. -- Georgia has a world of potential, but I would give it a year or two, and let this Russian aggression thing play out. If they have success in Ukraine, and are not completely humiliated, they may come again for Georgia.
Hey Guys ! Like your list. Some are too pricey for us. We lived in Costa Rica before and no desire to go back…too many better options for us that are less expensive. We are a tri racial family, living in the Deep South. We are proud Americans and have no problems here except high costs and a desire for adventure…just bored here. We retire in 6 months at 55 and 60. Starting in Mexico 🇲🇽 n San Cristobal de las Casas. Counting the days !!!
Some are too pricey for us too lol but we wanted to focus on quality of life. Love that you're starting in Mexico! San Cristobal de las Casas is one of the cities we didn't make it to but heard so much about. I hope the next six months fly by for you two!
I am curious what you both think of the Dominican Republic as a potential expat or retirement destination? I am partial to warmer climates, love the Caribbean, and have been in Mexico for a while, but not not sure this is the place for me.
LOVE the D.R. We have only spent a couple of months there but they were wonderful and inexpensive. It's an excellent prospect especially if you like warm weather. We will definitely do another focus on that country.
There's a price for locals and a price for foreigners. I tire of being to pay higher prices because I'm an American and they assume we are rich and will exploit that. I'm a realist and after my traveling experiences, there's no utopia where Americans, especially black Americans can live to escape racism . As neely fuller Jr. Talked about Blacks will not escape racism in another country. In my experience, we will have more problems...one for being black and one for being a foreigner.
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a couple of years and enjoy them. I noticed that in this video you said whether a country was “liberal” and LGBTQ friendly; in light of the fact that you stated that one of the reasons why you left the USA was because of how America treated Black men, why did you not say whether the countries were “Black “ friendly?
We stated if the country believed in racially equal. I assumed the rest would be understood. I wouldn't recommend a country that was against me. I guess what I'm saying is it would feel redundant to say a country was black friendly if im there telling you to come. You guys are traveling and experiencing w/ me. If ever I feel a vibe of racial inequality directed toward me you will know.
It's nice to hear you folks discuss living overseas as compared to "Nomad Capitalist" who seems to have the malignant libertarian anti-tax disorder suffered by most phony libertarians.
I wish I was young enough to live in a different country. I lived in Turkey for 5 years. Loved it. Minorities are accepted there. America could use some of their acceptance. I fell in love with Singapore. People of every color live in that environment. Loved it. I hear New Zealanders are pretty racist. I’ve been to Australia. Heard the same about them. I was not impressed with Australia. Nice place to visit.
@@TheYarbros Argentina looks really good to me, just keep most of your money in Uruguay and wire your 100 dollar bills through Western union and the blue market makes it even cheaper. Amazingly cheap right now and if it gets sketchy, it's easy to get out. For the lifestyle and low costs, probably the cheapest place to establish residency in the world right now, as cheap or cheaper than Ecuador. I think if money is not your first priority, Uruguay is a great country, very easy to get residency, very peaceful, and they seem to have figured out a proper blend of capitalism and Socialism. Pot smoking is legal, and the literacy rate is one of the highest in the world. they are also 95% energy self-sufficient, mostly Hydroelectric. More cows than people so the radical greenies will probably go after them for cow farts, but since they aren't begging for international loans, they can probably survive and sustain their stable economic status, plus their banks are highly rated for safety. Slow growth and possibly boring for younger people, but pleasant and laid back for a retiree.
@@imagineme6406 Yeah but now they will only get people that will continue to drive the prices higher for locals. The average SSI payment is $1600 a month, and the people who are being priced out the US are those people, and those people are not the ones that are driving the prices higher. I've got $2400 a month coming in and it's now not enough to retire there according to their government. It makes me not even want to vacation there anymore.
Hello!! I wanted to move to Mexico at FIRST; but y'all have Scared 😨😳😳 me into not feeling Safe to Travel 🧳 or Just Vacation or Migrate From The US to Mexico.
Interesting...We have not and do not promote fear. If that was the message you received from a video of ours please know that was not the intent. Mexico is one of our fav countries.
We did a whole video about New Zealand, Australia and Canada and their ridiculous Covid procedures but as I said in the video no country is perfect. Many people agreed with their procedures or are willing to look at a bigger picture and appreciate an honest, forthright stable government. We tried to mentioned something for each type of viewer we have. Your quality of life is not the same as someone elses.
@@TheYarbros Totally. Please know, I very much enjoy your videos and your energy :) I have a family with 6 kids with my oldest being 10. We are in Canada and will be leaving due to having our lives robbed for the last 2 years. My kids could not even take swimming lessons. Due to this, we are very sensitive about our freedom. If you have recommendations based on freedom, safety for families--keep me posted :)
Well for the netherlands he air is not as pristine as you might think , there is a big discusion going on about that and welll made some farmers extremly angry , as over population means a lack of housing , lack of housing means high prices , new housest to be build increase co2 , co2 is one of the things that need to be cut , and farmers are turned in to an escape goat . As the netherlands get around 100.000 aplications asylom seekers , refrugees the number of houses and population keeps increasing so more powerplants are needed , as another group want to cut the production of one of the europes largest gas fields to nothing and companies like google microsoft etc had build data centers that not only swallow all the renewable energy but also polute the drinking water . They want to fire up old coal powerd powerstations to make up the deficit in power . Producing even more CO2 and other nasty stuff . The dutch goverment not that popular at the moment and in paricular the so called green parties. that couse it . You migth have seen the farmers protest. The netherlands is over populated , and this is a fact .
@@TheYarbros Just a question havent you considerd luxembourgh ? its a lovely country along the rhine most castles of europe are located in this location it sits between france germany and belgium . and is just a few hrs drive from the netherlands. And is the richest country in the whole EU by capita . and part of the benelux union.
@@marcusfranconium3392 Thank you! I hadden't heard of it but will begin researching and see if I can contact so.e one there. Really appreciate the information! Thanks
Mexico is great! I love this country. I love Puerto Vallarta very much. But you can't just live anywhere there. Areas that are not use to seeing foreigners are not going to be friendly. Lived in hermosillo and visited Oaxaca and a few other places in mexico, and the people weren't friendly at all. Puerto Vallarta I can see myself living there. And I have no idea why Costa rica is overhyped. Its neighboring country Nicaragua was more beautiful and had great culture. Costa Rica is very expensive and they want their blacks living in the limon area. I watched a parade in San Jose one day and couldn't believe they were using this festive parade to degrade black people. The place is so expensive that many resort to staying in hostels. I will never go back there again but Nicaragua was beautiful. But the US has better relations with Costa Rica and not Nicaragua so they will promote Costa Rica to visit. I won't be returning.
Do you not know that the entire earth was given to your ancestors? The Israelites/Negroes are God’s Chosen People scattered around the world and the Bible (which is not a religious book) says that the Most High Almighty will return his Chosen People back to their land and they will be at peace. Read your History Book (which is called the Bible today) and you will discover your true identity and the lands that the Most High Almighty gave the Israelites. 🙏
@@TheYarbros My point is that the Israelites/Negroes who are God’s Chosen People should not be trying to leave and go to other countries because the Most High Almighty said that he would return us to our original land and if you would read your History Book (the Bible) then you would know that you are suppose to separate from and not marry or date the other Nations Of People. Another point is that most so called “black people” lack knowledge (biblical) and they will be destroyed because of it. 🙏
@@TheYarbros It’s not my beliefs but it’s the word of the Most High Almighty which has nothing to do with the world. I have found my way which is the truth. Most so called African Americans are lost and deceived and they don’t even know it. 🙏
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My sister wants to leave the US. I shared a couple of your videos and advice. Mexico is a country I strongly suggested due to its proximity to her children, affordability and diversity of climate. Moving to Mexico would be the first time in her adult life that she has ever been on her own. I am praying she could do it.
Thank you for your informative and eye opening videos.
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This is a great list! My fav is Mexico due to low cost of living, expat friendly, & its proximity to the US. Very informative; good resource - Great Job❤
Mexico is always a popular choice! Thanks for watching!
I wrote off Mexico 🇲🇽
@@kingmaafa120 👀 do tell
@@MelanatednNature I won’t go deep
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They ain’t too friendly to bros and Sista 👌🏿
Essentially South Americans 🇺🇸 many illegal FROM 🇲🇽 have replaced BLK flk IN 🇺🇸and have gotten those REPARATIONS BLK flk think coming now .. you know why
Don’t get started.. DR HENRIK CLARKE RIM
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I can’t in good conscious let 🇺🇸trample on the legacy of our MAAFA ANCESTORS AND SO MANY MILLIONS WHO GAVE 🇺🇸their all never to be fully compensated now in 2022 largely a ppl without a home all by design
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✍️ from 🇿🇲at my home near the Zambezi River
Hollablack
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Steven Biko
JULIUS MALEMA EEF 🇿🇦
Try going to a Mexican restaurant in 🇺🇸
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I love your content!!! 🥰 You all are so inspiring & your energy has really helped my husband & I finally take action on our dream to move abroad.
Your honorable mentions are our top 3 but I love your breakdowns about New Zealand & the Netherlands too!! Thanks for taking the time to make this video.🖤
We're glad to hear you two are making moves! Good luck on your move abroad and thanks for watching!
Here is my suggestion Buenos Aires Argentina. I lived in Buenos Aires for nearly 10 years. If you have access to US dollars you can live a very very comfortable lifestyle for around 1500 to 2000. And Argentina and its people are awesome it has something for everyone tastes and Buenos Aires Argentina is a combination of New York City, Paris France and Washington DC 😀. You will never get bored in Buenos Aires or Argentina 🇦🇷.
Love it! Thanks for contributing!
What up Yarbros! I disagree with your choices other than Mexico and Costa Rica. However, I love that you're spreading the word, and getting Americans (especially black folks) to consider leaving and exploring the world. America is in decline like never before. It is imperative to get away from all of that negative energy in USA to heal and thrive.
What up! That's fine to dissagree....theses were definitely not my top pics...tried to include something for everyone. Bottomline is to find a place that agrees w/you and be willing to leave if it doesn't.
New Zealand is good if you have alot of money as cost of living is insane. I'm from Australia and NZ is just as bad as here. Don't get me wrong, if you have the money these are great countries, but if you don't you will struggle hard. Ditto Netherlands. In fact, here in Australia our standard of living has been slowly declining for 30 years and the social issues are starting to show... Same in NZ.
Usually we're selective in discussing countries with low cost of living and wanted to open this video up to ppl where "low" cost of living wasn't the main determining factor.
@@TheYarbros yeah, the issue here is high cost of living is everywhere in these countries, it's not like some other Western nations where different states/provinces have different costs of living so you can find cheaper places to live. It's just high across the board in Australia, NZ, and Netherlands.
I understand Paraguay is dirt cheap!! And they have a stable and emerging economy/government. Also tax friendly if you get residency in Paraguay, and your income is from outside the country. Has anyone been to Paraguay? 🇵🇾 Asunción ❤️
Ohh, some serious words here....we will def. look into it. Thanks!
I am in the Philippines now and I've been here for a few months. Many people speak English, super low cost of living, beautiful beaches, and lots of delicious food. I like Cebu City sense it has a lot of the comforts of the US, but I went to El Nido, Palawan and man... it was beautiful! Highly, highly recommend it!
Thanks for letting us know about the Philippines!
Turkey deserves an honorable mention. Low cost of living even in Istanbul, plenty of coastline for beach lovers, interesting historical sites, plenty of public transport, relatively low crime. Liberal for a Muslim country.
And amazing and cheap food at the restaurants.
Yes, Turkey is one of our fantasy destinations. We did a video highlighting it last year....its my (Rondel) #2 Most desirable place.
@@hlw1306 No, not at all, even though the current president has made Islam more prominent in public life. In Istanbul and Izmir, you will see many women with outfits that would not have been seen there years ago, like tank tops, crop tops, short shorts, etc. You will also see women covered head to toe in hijab and everything in between. You will also see two or three women with clothing on very different parts of the spectrum walking together as friends.
Mexico is off my list your video about the cartels knocked that idea right out of my head permanently.
Thank you guys so much for what you do! I love your authenticity.
The thing about the cartel is their violence is between them. Unlike American gangs where innocent kids or just anyone can get caught in a drive by or harmed simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Also, it is next to impossible to buy a gun legally in Mexico, which means there aren’t very many in circulation compared to the US where every other citizen is trigger-happy. Mexico is a conservative country and family oriented. The cartel isn’t random, knuckle head criminals. They are more organized and strategic with checks and balances. If u are not involved in drugs or other crimes, u should have zero run-ins with the cartel.
Hello,my favorite couple 💞💞 love your list of countries. The only one I haven't visited yet is new Zealand and south Africa. I love the sun 🌞. I am going to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 in Sept. 🤔 I have roots in Panama, so I am impartial. My favorite place to visit is Paris and Holland 🇳🇱.
Love your prospective, I am loving your adventures. I wish I could go back to Europe to live. Not liking the USA anymore 😕. One love 🖤💚💛safe travels.
Hey, you've covered a lot of ground! I would love to go back to Paris and spend some real time there. Thanks for sharing your favorites and we hope you have a great trip to Costa Rica!
@@TheYarbros thank you, we are Airforce retired, so we covered a lot of grounds. We also lived in the UK 🇬🇧 where we were stationed. Retired now but with I was back in Europe. Never live regrets right ✌✌
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Great list! Kudos for listing 🏳️🌈 exclusive locations. My partner and I have set our “ Get the F’ out” date. I have lived abroad before in Costa Rica and Peru, but this will be her first time living abroad. You gave me places to think about. Cheers 🥂
Cheers! We're in Ecuador now probably heading to Peru next! Holla back world traveller's! -Safe travels!
I'm in Mexico City right now and it's pretty good here.
Mexico has some unique charm.
Love all your videos, very informative
Thank you glad you like them!
I would move to Iceland, I maybe in the minority but the weather doesn’t bother me. I’ve visited and the landscaping in the summer and the winter is extraordinary plus the wild horses on the country sides. The country is LGBTQ friendly and family oriented. The cost of living is expensive but they have national healthcare and it’s ranked high in being the safest country and has a modern infrastructure.
Yes, we want to go glamping through there! Gorgeous land!
It’s a safe and interesting country. I know I’d be unhappy where it’s dark for almost 6 months. When I visited I was told by a local that she gets depressed during their winters and she was born and raised there. It’s also one of the most expensive countries in the world.
My birthday trip 💙
I love Costa Rica 🇨🇷!!!!
The only thing I am not a fan of is the food (the fruit is amazing). Man, I missed good Mexican and Italian food. Monte Verde is the best 👌 👍
I am with you on that one....the food is ....
Thanks for this great list. I love all of your videos. I'm also intrigued by Uruguay. It's supposed to be very liberal, with less inequality than most countries, and a good healthcare system. I've heard there is a thriving music scene in Montevideo, plus great beaches, but not the cheapest place to live. Have you ever visited there?
We haven't been but it is one of out travel lust destinations. It's clean w/ very pretty beaches and cute cities and it's one of the safest places in Latin America....but you do pay for it. It little known so we don't know if the videos would do well....we are weighing the option of going.
Nice list. Love Thailand, my favorite place I have been, but it's just so far and I still have a job here. But also, I love exploring Mexico. I also want to go to Kenya and South Africa after watching Julian Albino. He makes everything look so good, which is dope because in America I only hear about how violent South Africa is.
Yes, we can't wait to get there either (S. Africa) Julien is doing g a great job representing!
Cambodia. I mention Cambodia because the visa is so much easier than Thailand. The people are amazingly friendly and you can get a retirement visa for a year. Or you can do visa runs to Thaiand or Vietnam. I prefer it to Thailand and Vietnam. It’s cheaper. You can live on the river or you can live on the ocean. I love the food. It feel safe but has the problem of people snatching purses but I think that’s true in Vietnam and Thailand as well. I just preferred life and the people there. I thought you have had a great list except that most of the places are not affordable for me on my Social Security. I think we’re going to get a big raise in Social Security if we keep the Democrats in office. Then my Social Security would be enough that I might be able to retire in Portugal. Great choices you two. I love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Oh also Malaysia is a good place where you can live very well cheaply. I lived in Lumut for a year in a condo with pools for 200 a month. Good hospitals. Anyway I could go on but I won’t lol
Perfect timing: Just got home from work - sat down to watch the news, and NBC did a "special" (13 minutes long: eye rollin') on gun violence. I'm so done. Thanks for the vlog.
Our pleasure! Hope you're able to unwind and destress. Be peace...glad we were able to send a lil light your way!
Loved my trips to SA. Capetown is amazing, but so is the rest of the country. Favorable USD exchange rate, english speaking. Def make your way there!
Thank you! We are going to make it!
This is great! You tapped in on a few countries I would want to stay and live in the distant future (Portugal & South Africa) thanks for the informative video.
Glad we talked about some places of interest! Thanks for watching.
I can certainly understand people leaving the USA.......I was nervous there as a visitor...keep well ☺️
Thank you! 😃
What about Ecuador 🇪🇨 or Uruguay 🇺🇾 beautiful places
We're exploring Ecuador now; check out our most recent videos!
Costa rica over Panama?...🙄I dont think so...the infrastructure in Panama city is incredible.Costa rica is beatifull but the roads are a nightmare..San jose is just a big pueblo if you compare to Panama city...
I feel like both of the countries infastructure is a fail bit I like Panama a little more. San Jose is not touching Panama City on any day..but we had a good time there.
Visiting Panama next month, thanks for this info!
Panama City also beats Mexico City
@@happyhippo5880 Gonna have to strongly disagree w/ that one. Federal District is a far superior city. With tins if venues, culture, restaurants, world class bars, clubs, ruines...
@@TheYarbros I agree with the Yarbros there’s so much history in CDMX, there’s literally ruins behind the main square and also underground you could see some in the subway station 🤷🏻♂️, and by the way the subway takes you to most places for a quarter US $👍
Just popped in to see where you all are at, EXCELLENT informational video! - Anne
Hey 👋🏾👋🏾! Thanks for popping in. We hope you're doing well...and stay safe!
we definitely need to have a realistic talk. It's time to go. Thankyou for keeping positive inspiring content. I want OUT
We can get that pary started! I'll hit you up!
My vote is for The Netherlands! I lived there for a year as an exchange student and loved every minute of it. They are progressive, well educated, family oriented and their public transportation is second to none. Plus, it’s easy to travel to other countries in the EU. It’s not cheap but a great place to live.
Yes, we can't wait to spend some serious time there!
Hello Yarbros! Great video guys 👌🏽
Thanks!
I know Colombia has had a bad rap, but Colombia is my favorite country. For me Colombia is more than Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Popayan, Cartagena. I been to all those ... I prefer the smaller towns, especially those in the states of Antioquia and Quindio (coffee growing regions with weather that is "eternal spring" but outside Medellín.
We love Colombia's big cities. They rank very high w/ us!
What do you think about Portugal, Italy, and Ghana?
So informative! Great video💙
Thank you and thanks for tuning in for the tour today!
Hey, how about Columbia? Thanks.
I think Colombia is great but it's an aquired taste. Before I put it on one of these lists crime and the politics would need to be cleaned up a bit...and they are working on it.
This video was awesome! I never thought about living or visiting New Zealand or the Netherlands, but they are now on my places to visit. Thanks a billion for the information. 🙃
Can't wait to show you more of the world! Thanks for supporting our content!
Laos beautiful country and people.
Thank you guys for this video, very interesting I'm glad you both are doing well can't wait where you all going next, stay safe.🤗🙏🏾☕
Thanks for hanging with us!
psst* we're in Ecuador 🤫
Thank you. This was very informative and the production was stellar 🔥🔥🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ecuador, por favor
Yes, we are here now! check the latest videos. 😁
Great video and informative. Thanks again! Stay safe 🙏🏾
Will do! Thanks for watching!
@@TheYarbros when you go to S Africa can I tag along… 😀
Portugal and Mexico on on my list to jump to by 2024; Mexico City and Lisbon to be specific.
Best of luck on your quest!
No Colombia mention? I’m interested to know why considering your experience living there, the new govt and the cost and quality of living there?
Even w/ the new gov, there is a lot of work to do. It's dangerous there, more dangerous than other places. The government is very corrupt as well and there is not a lot of law and order there.
@@TheYarbros ☹️ I'm there right now 😢 I really really love this country, it's so sad... I pray things get better... Some areas are safe though but then it can feel a bit claustrophobic when you can't move around freely... You get tired of doing, seeing the same things and being on edge can be exhausting. I feel the same about South Africa, one of my favourite countries despite it all...
Great video! You mentioned both countries I have to do scouting trips on for (semi) retirement. JoBurg and GDL check so many boxes for me. I wouldn’t have to work 2nd shift in GDL, but SA is on the continent I want to retire on. A colleague just told me he’s working in Turin, Italy! The world is wide open, time to see what it has to offer!
Yes!!! It is opening and the landscape is different now....hopefully we'll see you on one of your explorations! Also, looking fwd to JoBurg!
Cuenca-Ecuador 🇪🇨
We’re exploring Cuenca now.
Hey guys, just watched all your Columbia videos and most of your Panama ones, just subscribed. I am planning a move from Florida to either Panama or Columbia. I am retired military and spent some temporary duty in Panama in the 90s. I planned on moving to Panama in December, but Columbia has caught my interest. I will travel to both soon and compare but wanted your take on which of the two countries you prefer for retirement? I am a single male, well-travelled, street savvy. Thanks for your reply.
First, congrats on making it to this point in your life....I'm trying to get there. I (Rondel) would suggest checking out the coast of Colombia. I definitely prefer Colombia to Panama but ik that I am in the minority. I like the many things to do, infastructure and the festive spirit of the people. My biggest issue w/ Colombia was their wicked government and the lawlessness in some cities.. all of which they are beginning to address.
Panama is on my list for visit in 2024. Please update after your move. Single black female exiting the US.
I know the popular place is Medellin but kindly consider other cities. I live in Bogotá and am enjoying life!
I love your videos. However, I was little disappointed to see that you never visited countries like Guyana, Paruguay, and Uraguay while in South America.
We're still here and making our way around.
Hey fam! Enjoyed this video as usual very informative 👍 👌.
Hey fam!!! Loving that you enjoy our content! When you make videos you look at them differently. Thanks for the support! Hope you guys are doing well. ✌🏾👋🏾
Great video...always good to see y'all...
Thanks for stopping by.
We just got back from Peru, you have to go👍🏾
If our audience will follow us there we'll definitely go. Been on my list for a while and we're right next door now in Ecuador.
Love that list, many of the lands that I have interest in were on it. Thanks you two!
Really glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
I think I might like New Zealand.
Research it then give it a try!
Portugal is a very pleasant country, but it is not the ideal base for trips to the rest of Europe. You'll find Portugal in the most southwestern corner of Europe. So you're a long way from the rest of Europe.
Try the Philippines, I spent 6 months there in 2017 and enjoyed the English speaking environment and genuinely friendly and open culture. Check out Boracay and Cebu i yo like the beach and scuba diving.
Okay, after SEA has been ooen for a while we'll be heading that way...right now they are a bit skittish...and they don't care too much about their expats when/ if something happens.
Ecuador
Yes, indeed!
Informative thank you
Thanks for watching D!!!
Another great video! I really enjoyed the intro :) For me it's really about finding the place with the imperfections that bother me the least, if that makes sense? As you said the perfect country doesn't exist... In Europe I'd personally consider Portugal and Switzerland and in Africa, I'm quite curious about Botswana and Mauritius (Mauritius has a digital nomad visa).
I feel like that's life finding the perfect imperfections that align w/ you...makes perfect sense. Glad you enjoyed the content today!
My sista and my brotha, I love y'all so much ❤️❤️❤️
Love that love and need it! Thank you!
good video ,I would not of thought of New Zealand, The Netherlands ,and South Africa .I'm sending you prayers for health ,prsperity and success .I watch other TH-camrs they all have different levels of success .I saw a video on how they earn income and it isn't easy. You have to have a lot of subscribers plus views ,plus ads and sponsers ,plus members and or Patreon.
Appreciate the prayers....not gonna lie it's hard out here but we are making our way.
The Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao).
Easy as A, B, C
Nice sharing great video 👌👌👌
Thanks for watching!
Quality of life must include FREEDOM. I’ve been to NZ and it’s incredibly beautiful, but how the govt acted during Covid was a clear indication that your rights don’t matter too much there- I’ll never live in NZ (or Australia or Canada) for their severe Covid anti freedom policies. Mexico all the way :)
I hear you. That's the thing about quality of life....its different fir everyone. Thanks tuning in!
Just subscribed ! ❤️🌎❤️
Hello & thanks for the sub and welcome to the fam!
Love it!! Thanks Guys! I love living in Merida Mexico...even though it is CALOR!!!! :)
Thank you for watching and stay cool down there. We're in Ecuador right nownand it's a bit chilly!
Love this!
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Awesome👍🏾🙏🏾💯
Thanks for watching!
Brazil is a great choice! Very multicultural and LGBT friendly.
Thank you for this video of roadening options and bless you two in your travels and exploring all the world's terrains and secret gems. Color folk need to renew their minds of travel. Bless you two iHow about trying Japan?
Definitely going to hit Japan once we get our money right. They should have mad this list....they'll definitely be on the next one!
@@TheYarbros The Japanese are extremely xenophobic. And only black celebrities are treated well, regular blacks are not well respected.
@@Dana-ie2bh We heard that but we've also had a couple of friends who enjoyed their stay over there....on was military and one was a teacher....so I'm open to see fir myself.
@@TheYarbros I found it to be an interesting place, and while they are not openly hostile or anything, I wouldn't want to live there long term. I do like their interest in the arts, like music, they are very serious and meticulous in everything they do, they are not very laid back, they work very long hours. But if you like Jazz or something, go to a jazz club and you will hear real music, not crap.
Thank you for addressing all the issues I want to hear about, but haven't gotten from other channels. I want to know how women, POC, and LGBTQ folks are treated in other countries. Roe is one of the primary reasons I'll be leaving the US, so I check to make sure abortion is legal in every country I research. If it's not, I scratch it off my list.
Yes, you definitely need to check the political and social climate of a country before you go. Covid taught me that. We try to give honest and relevant intell about a country. Thanks for commenting and letting us know our content connected w/ you!
As we know, traveling/expating “ while black” can be a different experience from the Caucasian experience. The “Nomad Capitalist” favors Tbilisi, Georgia. I’d love to hear your experience( if you’ve been) If not, perhaps it might be a worthy trip. Re: worthy countries to consider- South Africa, interesting considering its “ history “ but it seems to have moved on. Of your list I’ve experienced all except for SA and the Netherlands. Your debate, between Mexico and CR is my debate, love them both, but actually got residency in Mexico because it was so easy . Days as opposed to years and expense of CR. I also considered Panama. Panama has been cultivating an expat experience for decades. However, of all the countries I’ve visited and “lived” in , for me there has been no better “ hospitality “ than that of the Costa Rican people.
Okay, we haven't been to Georgia yet but we're planning on a trip early next year to the whole Black Sea Eastern European area. There are some countries that we have some deep interest in over there (namely Bulgaria & Hungary & then Turkey in southern E). We loved the people of CR as well but not the country so much. Of the places we've been for safety, quality of life, friendly natives and access to other countries Thailand is winning but we are enjoying the exploration of it all!
I spent 2 weeks in Tbilisi in 2019. Georgia supposedly has a lot of U.S. expats, but I didn't see many Americans when we were there. The country is beautiful, the government is pro-U.S., but the Russian army is just up the road in the northern regions of Georgia. There are many new apartment developments being built, between Tbilisi and Batumi, if you prefer the Black Sea. -- Georgia has a world of potential, but I would give it a year or two, and let this Russian aggression thing play out. If they have success in Ukraine, and are not completely humiliated, they may come again for Georgia.
Hey Guys !
Like your list. Some are too pricey for us.
We lived in Costa Rica before and no desire to go back…too many better options for us that are less expensive.
We are a tri racial family, living in the Deep South. We are proud Americans and have no problems here except high costs and a desire for adventure…just bored here. We retire in 6 months at 55 and 60.
Starting in Mexico 🇲🇽 n San Cristobal de las Casas. Counting the days !!!
Some are too pricey for us too lol but we wanted to focus on quality of life. Love that you're starting in Mexico! San Cristobal de las Casas is one of the cities we didn't make it to but heard so much about. I hope the next six months fly by for you two!
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I am curious what you both think of the Dominican Republic as a potential expat or retirement destination? I am partial to warmer climates, love the Caribbean, and have been in Mexico for a while, but not not sure this is the place for me.
LOVE the D.R. We have only spent a couple of months there but they were wonderful and inexpensive. It's an excellent prospect especially if you like warm weather. We will definitely do another focus on that country.
@@TheYarbros thank you for the reply. I would love to see a video on this.
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There's a price for locals and a price for foreigners. I tire of being to pay higher prices because I'm an American and they assume we are rich and will exploit that. I'm a realist and after my traveling experiences, there's no utopia where Americans, especially black Americans can live to escape racism . As neely fuller Jr. Talked about Blacks will not escape racism in another country. In my experience, we will have more problems...one for being black and one for being a foreigner.
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a couple of years and enjoy them. I noticed that in this video you said whether a country was “liberal” and LGBTQ friendly; in light of the fact that you stated that one of the reasons why you left the USA was because of how America treated Black men, why did you not say whether the countries were “Black “ friendly?
We stated if the country believed in racially equal. I assumed the rest would be understood. I wouldn't recommend a country that was against me. I guess what I'm saying is it would feel redundant to say a country was black friendly if im there telling you to come. You guys are traveling and experiencing w/ me. If ever I feel a vibe of racial inequality directed toward me you will know.
It's nice to hear you folks discuss living overseas as compared to "Nomad Capitalist" who seems to have the malignant libertarian anti-tax disorder suffered by most phony libertarians.
🤣😂 Yes, we try to stay grounded in reality.
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Yes! Hey #1 😆
New Zealand was the first to give Women the vote in 1893 - Girl Power!! woohoo
Love the progressiveness in NZ!
Experienced racism in Auckland. Outside of Auckland very nice people.
I don't doubt it! Thanks for sharing!
I wish I was young enough to live in a different country. I lived in Turkey for 5 years. Loved it. Minorities are accepted there. America could use some of their acceptance. I fell in love with Singapore. People of every color live in that environment. Loved it. I hear New Zealanders are pretty racist. I’ve been to Australia. Heard the same about them. I was not impressed with Australia. Nice place to visit.
Thank you for the rundown! We are really interested in Turkey for ourselves....all of that history, food and culture I know we'd love it!
Mexico's cost of temporary residency has gotten stupid expensive.
Yeah, ik...Mexico acting like a sadiddy date that want the steak n seafood platter 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheYarbros Argentina looks really good to me, just keep most of your money in Uruguay and wire your 100 dollar bills through Western union and the blue market makes it even cheaper. Amazingly cheap right now and if it gets sketchy, it's easy to get out. For the lifestyle and low costs, probably the cheapest place to establish residency in the world right now, as cheap or cheaper than Ecuador.
I think if money is not your first priority, Uruguay is a great country, very easy to get residency, very peaceful, and they seem to have figured out a proper blend of capitalism and Socialism. Pot smoking is legal, and the literacy rate is one of the highest in the world. they are also 95% energy self-sufficient, mostly Hydroelectric. More cows than people so the radical greenies will probably go after them for cow farts, but since they aren't begging for international loans, they can probably survive and sustain their stable economic status, plus their banks are highly rated for safety. Slow growth and possibly boring for younger people, but pleasant and laid back for a retiree.
@@imagineme6406 Yeah but now they will only get people that will continue to drive the prices higher for locals. The average SSI payment is $1600 a month, and the people who are being priced out the US are those people, and those people are not the ones that are driving the prices higher.
I've got $2400 a month coming in and it's now not enough to retire there according to their government. It makes me not even want to vacation there anymore.
Hello!! I wanted to move to Mexico at FIRST; but y'all have Scared 😨😳😳 me into not feeling Safe to Travel 🧳 or Just Vacation or Migrate From The US to Mexico.
Interesting...We have not and do not promote fear. If that was the message you received from a video of ours please know that was not the intent. Mexico is one of our fav countries.
Colombia is not on the list. I’m living & loving Bogotá. Medellin is for the birds. Lol 🇨🇴
Lol, we love Colombia but it has to do a little house cleaning before it could move up on our list. Enjoy your adventure!
I’m going BLK to land of my DNA AND MAAFA ANCESTORS
AFRICA is …utopia 😂❤️
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Blessings be with you. I'm trying to inherit the world.... motherland included.
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What is up with a British flag when you speak about New Zealand?
Four countries currently incorporate the Union Flag as part of their own national flags:Australia, New Zealand, Tuvalu and Fiji.
If I was to pick any country in Latin America would be Mexico 🇲🇽 by far !
So far, Mexico is winning the Latin America race but we're just getting to S. America though....
What?! I missed a VIDEO?! ( slaps forehead).
😄 We're glad you're here now. Hope you enjoyed it!✌🏾
Really South Africa??🫠
Yes, a place where we see us...absolutely.
Mexico
Viva Mexico!
I think you should consider the lockdowns these countries imposed. New Zealand had very strict lockdowns
We did a whole video about New Zealand, Australia and Canada and their ridiculous Covid procedures but as I said in the video no country is perfect. Many people agreed with their procedures or are willing to look at a bigger picture and appreciate an honest, forthright stable government. We tried to mentioned something for each type of viewer we have. Your quality of life is not the same as someone elses.
@@TheYarbros Totally. Please know, I very much enjoy your videos and your energy :) I have a family with 6 kids with my oldest being 10. We are in Canada and will be leaving due to having our lives robbed for the last 2 years. My kids could not even take swimming lessons. Due to this, we are very sensitive about our freedom. If you have recommendations based on freedom, safety for families--keep me posted :)
Well for the netherlands he air is not as pristine as you might think , there is a big discusion going on about that and welll made some farmers extremly angry , as over population means a lack of housing , lack of housing means high prices , new housest to be build increase co2 , co2 is one of the things that need to be cut , and farmers are turned in to an escape goat .
As the netherlands get around 100.000 aplications asylom seekers , refrugees the number of houses and population keeps increasing so more powerplants are needed , as another group want to cut the production of one of the europes largest gas fields to nothing and companies like google microsoft etc had build data centers that not only swallow all the renewable energy but also polute the drinking water . They want to fire up old coal powerd powerstations to make up the deficit in power .
Producing even more CO2 and other nasty stuff . The dutch goverment not that popular at the moment and in paricular the so called green parties. that couse it .
You migth have seen the farmers protest.
The netherlands is over populated , and this is a fact .
Yes, no country is perfect. Thanks for sharing.
@@TheYarbros Just a question havent you considerd luxembourgh ? its a lovely country along the rhine most castles of europe are located in this location it sits between france germany and belgium . and is just a few hrs drive from the netherlands.
And is the richest country in the whole EU by capita . and part of the benelux union.
@@marcusfranconium3392 Thank you! I hadden't heard of it but will begin researching and see if I can contact so.e one there. Really appreciate the information! Thanks
@@TheYarbros Your welcome
Mexico is great! I love this country. I love Puerto Vallarta very much. But you can't just live anywhere there. Areas that are not use to seeing foreigners are not going to be friendly. Lived in hermosillo and visited Oaxaca and a few other places in mexico, and the people weren't friendly at all. Puerto Vallarta I can see myself living there. And I have no idea why Costa rica is overhyped. Its neighboring country Nicaragua was more beautiful and had great culture. Costa Rica is very expensive and they want their blacks living in the limon area. I watched a parade in San Jose one day and couldn't believe they were using this festive parade to degrade black people. The place is so expensive that many resort to staying in hostels. I will never go back there again but Nicaragua was beautiful. But the US has better relations with Costa Rica and not Nicaragua so they will promote Costa Rica to visit. I won't be returning.
As portrayed by the wonderful farmers and fishermen who are fighting back against their government threatening their livelihood. I’d agree
Not sure I understand this one.
do either of you have children?
I, do all grown, grown. -Rondel
@@TheYarbros thanks for answering. That's great!
You lost me when yoo said one of the reasons folks were leaving the U.S. was because of Roe Vs Wade........REALLY?
We respect ppls opinions and rational on this channel...for the most part. If that escapes you. idk what to tell you. 🤷🏽♂️
I'm 71 and that is part of my reasoning.
Do you not know that the entire earth was given to your ancestors? The Israelites/Negroes are God’s Chosen People scattered around the world and the Bible (which is not a religious book) says that the Most High Almighty will return his Chosen People back to their land and they will be at peace. Read your History Book (which is called the Bible today) and you will discover your true identity and the lands that the Most High Almighty gave the Israelites. 🙏
I feel your enthusiasm but what relevance does it have to this video? What is your point?
@@TheYarbros My point is that the Israelites/Negroes who are God’s Chosen People should not be trying to leave and go to other countries because the Most High Almighty said that he would return us to our original land and if you would read your History Book (the Bible) then you would know that you are suppose to separate from and not marry or date the other Nations Of People. Another point is that most so called “black people” lack knowledge (biblical) and they will be destroyed because of it. 🙏
@@shebrew4807 Ohh, well thanks for sharing your beliefs. I guess variety helps the world go round. Best wishes to you as you find your way.
@@TheYarbros It’s not my beliefs but it’s the word of the Most High Almighty which has nothing to do with the world. I have found my way which is the truth. Most so called African Americans are lost and deceived and they don’t even know it. 🙏
@@shebrew4807 ok