Bosnian people must be some of the kindest people in the entire Europe. I've never met a Bosnian that wasn't very kind and hospitable. Wonderful people!
My country! We are so free, I get shocked when I go to Europe and all the rules 😂 this country is so free you have no idea! I’m currently making a video filming all the beautiful places in Bosnia it’s so beautiful
Brate , will Republica Serbska have independence soon ? There was problems in Montenegro as well regarding the church . War is coming once again in the Balkans ? Thanks in advance .
I was just doing a bit of research on Bosnia yesterday, wow. I am really appreciative of your emphasis on these countries where personal autonomy and freedoms are still enjoyed. Bosnia looks very beautiful from what I’ve seen. Have heard Sarajevo is quite lovely, especially during the Christmas season.
Yup, it’s true. Everything is more free. Even with COVID-19. I went back this year due to a relative’s bereavement and everyone is so free, not caring, events still going on as usual. People living their lives…
Bosnia is good for a rural life. If you want to homestead or live off the grid. Fresh produce is being sold everywhere you drive on streets. If you can snag a remote job or have enough savings its quite comfortable to live there. Big swaths of land and forests can be purchased for low prices. You wont get such cheap prices + being very so close to the European heartland anywhere else. I dont recommend it to city folks, while there are mid sized cities, the comforts are lacking for a city loving person, as for example ordering stuff online can be a big pain in the a$$.
Haha yeah. If you’re into a fast-paced easy city life, it’s the worst. Sadly, that was me and didn’t enjoy Bosnia as an ethnic Bosnian coming from Canada. It’s perfect for retiring people or younger people who are into quiet, agricultural life where you can literally hand raise chickens and have them follow you around. Or pet some cows. And eat fresh, organic whole milk/cheese, organic produce, buy cheap things at the weekly flea markets and have cheap food at the restaurants. Even cheap alcohol compared to Canadian/American prices. It was way healthier diet-wise to eat there. I was skinny like a stick. My hormones were more balanced and barely had any acne or weight issues. Coming back to Canada makes me bloat and gain water weight from the salt intake and hormonal imbalance thanks to them using growth hormones in our animals…
Only Sarajevo is good when we talk about someone who likes city life. It's not the biggest city, but it's enough big to have options to do something and to feel that city vibe.
@@m3lodic.33 im surprised you didnt like Bosnia. Im Bosnian descent living in Canada and i cannot stand Canada. It is so boring. Bosnia has a way better nightlife than Canada
Bosnia was the first country in Europe to ban mandatory vaccinations and banned vaxx id's and passports since it went against our constitution and was won in our courts.
Freedom is an issue for "certain people"? No. In the end freedom is an issue for _everyone_ whether they "get it" or not. It is just that some are quicker on the uptake than others. The slow learners at the back of the class may not understand, but it is an issue for them too.
Please make another video about Bosnia- company formation and banking facility. Also looking information how to get resident with company formation option.
Oh geeze, I am convinced that it should be forbidden for North Americans to make videos on countries and regions they know nothing about, their history and their present. This is coming from someone who has worked in Bosnia for several years and knows the local language and was part of the community. BiH can be a wonderful place to live in another world, there are many kind, young Bosnians with perspective, but there is a reason why successful Bosnians, with local businesses, are leaving the country en masse and even the future of the country is at stake. Not to mention that the scars from the war are still deep, just as the bullet holes ever-present on many of Sarajevo's buildings and the current geopolitical turmoil will certainly have an impact. Interesting tidbit: the biggest investors in the country are from the Middle East, besides emigres, of course. I will close it at that and will also mention that due diligence and risk analysis are definitely not overrated!
In BiH noone will ask you if you are vaxed or not, only in the hospital ofc, but on the other hand, almost sll of the children are vaxed, if not, they are going to havr some limitations. Second, Bosnia is not a country with this horrible infrastructure, our capital has one of the best public transport systems in the Balkans with trains, trams, trolleys, cable cars and mini buses and buses all around. Thrid. About the guns, if you want to own it, you have to go through a not so easy process. No one will have it outside, only the police. I have only seen my father's "bird gun" when he goes hunting, and some drunk people that shoot the sky at the wedding(our tradition) other than that, never. Food is mainly traditional, but almost every restourant has italian food since we also eat it a lot, and ofc burgers, pizzas, tortillas all around.
I am from Bosnia, and you were in my part of country, with this waterfalls 😉 If someone needs more information you can contact me. Guns, hmm🤔 Lot of people don't have it, even if do... they don't have it on public places, because it's simple not allowed to have it, unless you are policeman or security company. Same situation is in Croatia and Serbia, Montenegro. And vaccination, yes that can be beneficial for some people, at the moment they don't need to have that, so no restrictions at all, heaven on earth. People are very kind, food is cheaper then EU. For tourism is interesting, many undiscovered places. If you have independent income it can be interesting country.
You can get by on English temporarily because we all learn English in school since elementary school I believe. It might not be perfect, though. And mind you some people aren’t understanding (even towards me, who is ethnic Bosnian smh). You’ll definitely have to learn the language to reduce the need of a translator and be able to work there unless it’s an international job or something that’d use English.
what are the basic requirements for a long term residence permit (for shengen citizens)? what options are available? or you can just proof you have enough money to mantain yourself and get a permit?
I do like the videos on countries no one else in talking about. Following the current panic - is having another country’s residency reason enough to be allowed to leave a country? I will not be imprisoned yet again, this year.
I enjoy your videos and tax optimization topic overall, but if we are to consider options like Bosnia and Hercegovina seriously then the risks of a new Russia-inspired war in Balkans should be carefully considered or at least mentioned. We are approaching an era of geopolitical turbulence with Russia attacking Ukraine, China (likely) attacking Taiwan and USA power declining. It is very important to consider geopolitics whenever you plan to move around for tax optimization or for any other reason.
I think we’re done with wars. Younger generations are way less interested in nationalism, and lots of them realized that war brought only misery to us. Nowadays we’re meeting in developed countries around the world, and it doesn’t matter who is who. Seems ridiculous to us that the previous generation had a bloody civil war. Lots of politics in EX YU is leaning towards the west, except for maybe Serbia. The only possibility of conflict might be Kosovo, but my friends from that area have zero interest in wars. They’d mostly leave the country and move abroad. Tensions may occur, but there’s not many young people willing to fight for anything in this area anymore. Simply not worth it for us.
@@tw9419 you may not be interested in war, but the war is interested in you. We, Ukrainians, didn't want and don't want war with Russia or Russia proxies. They don't care what we want. War started in 2014 and it may escalate soon given Russia amassing troops and issuing weird ultimatums to NATO. Russia is very interested in destabilizing Europe. Chaos is a ladder as Littlefinger said. We should be ready.
@@OffshoreCitizen I haven't yet, but planning to in the nearest future. Seems like a very interesting place! I must say the whole region of Balkans is very interesting.
@@OffshoreCitizen I have family in Mostar even. Im suffering right now in Berlin Germany,, its becomingth Reich increasingly with no prospect to the end of lock downs and cutting on citizen rights. My work is location independent anyway! I will move there. Thanks for giving me the idea
@@OffshoreCitizen ya know what mate with the current insanity of the world everything is an option am sure I will be in contact with you one day to plan my escape from the UK , thanks as always for great content , I have been a day trader for 10 years so I can live anywhere with decent wifi and make money
It’s definitely Russia who’s inspiring these alt right Serbs. Russia wants to ruin all of Europe and tear everyone down. Using their oh so special friends in Serbia who already hate people just because they’re Muslim or Catholic, to inspire a new war to help do this for them. Pathetic really.
@@OffshoreCitizen Absolutely :) I love the people, loads of my friends growing up in Australia (late 80s early 90s) were from or born to parents fleeing Yugoslavia. Also, at various times in my life I've lived in rainforest hippie communes with no flushing toilets..... good times.... infrastructure is overrated. So if Bosnia is offering freedom with a healthy suspicion of Government, I'm SOLD!
I drove from Split across to Sarajevo in 2019 and have invested in a company that's building a mine an hour outside Sarajevo. Some of the roads were horrendous, luckily it was a rental car. Nice people with some unfortunate and dark history. They love shisha and coffee. Mostar is nice. There seems to be political issues bubbling again. Good video, thanks
@@OffshoreCitizen Not in my plans right now, have sold my investment but may enter again in the future. Want to try some other countries in the area next time unless there is a reason to go back.
Just few things. 1.Mostar just think of that rap song MO Money Mo problems but take the MO and add the word STAR and its how its pronounced :) neighboring
Just an FYI, that shadow over your eyes gives you a somewhat nefarious look. Easily fixable with a well positioned light and it does not even have to be very bright in my experience.
" ok , they can have a country , but it should never be functional ... " - William Jefferson Clinton said during Dayton negotiation . other than that everything is just fine
Really Michael? This part of the Balkans is just too risky. Have to disagree with you on this one. Even WW1 was started in Savajero with extremist racial tensions boiling over leading to the assassination of Ferdinand in 1914. The scars run deep from the tragic civil war. The legacy of ethnic cleansing within a European State and with so many of the surviving victims living next to the perpetrators of those crimes against humanity - the risks of future conflict loom? Sorry but you've lost me on this one.
Bosnians were mere victims of long dragged conflicts between Serbs and Croats. They were just the collateral damage. Never inflicted anything. Some young people bought into propaganda from these 2 countries and what happened happened. Very different people live there nowadays.
@@tw9419 Sure, it's a beautiful country and a great coast to sail. I wouldn't advise investing in Lebanon or Syria or Kabul or Myanmar either. So as a businessman I would be very very cautious before investing time and money into Bosnia unless I had absolutely trustworthy advice and partnership on the ground. Things can re-ignite too easily and too quickly. And as for retiring in Bosnia.....?
It wasn't a civil war, it was a brutal war of aggression by Serbia and Croatia who wanted to divide the country among themselves through ethnic cleansing. Thankfully, they largely failed but not before committing war crimes that are irreparable.
What occurred in Bosnia wasn’t a civil war, it was ethnic cleansing and genocide (the worst genocide in Europe since WWII) by the minority Serbian “Orthodox” nationalists against the unarmed and innocent Bosniak Muslim civilians with the help of neighbouring Serbia. This was exacerbated by the United Nations decisions to (1) place an international arms embargo on Bosnia in “an effort to prevent escalating violence” but which in reality left Bosniaks defenceless against the Serbian nationalist crusaders who had significant supplies of heavy weapons from the Yugoslav National Army and (2) declared UN “safe havens” in exchange for the small supply of light weapons Bosniaks had to defend themselves with, which led to the worst genocide in Europe since WWII. Bosne je bilo i biće! Bosnia is for Bosnians. There is no such thing as a Bosnian Serb, they are called Chetniks and they belong in Serbia. There will be no greater Serbia. SLAVA BOSNI! 🇧🇦⚜️
Malaysia from October till June, depends on passport holding, 3 months quick run to Thailand or Indonesia, depending of location in Malaysia. BUT until all this bs measures abolished better to stay in one place.
Mainly a good review, but the "gun freedom" u've talked about and that most of the population caries ak47's is Absolutely not true. I've never saw an ak47 in my life :) - besides that, a great video.
This type of things you read in foreign media about Balkans :D Lived in this are for years, never seen a gun in my entire life. Generally, the idea of the violence in this area is very outdated. Most people just want to live normal lives.
Is this the most underrated country in Europe: Landmines, AK 47s, no one is vaccinated, the roads are treacherous and you're going to have to eat a lot of burak(?). I'm leaning towards "no".
I have been an ardent follower of your channel. while most videos are very cool ones, quite a few ones are not very convincing e.g. Your recommend Bosnia & Mexico are definitely not cool choices, with metros of latter being notorious for city crimes e.g. kidnapping of white collar expat professionals, etc. Instead Albania, Chile, (or Brazil or Colombia, even though metros of both these countries have petty crimes which are less severe in nature than those of Mexico or Honduras) might be better choices. Also, other countries that were recommended earlier like Turkey, & Pakistan- both just got recently blacklisted for terror funding & money laundering! Needless to say about accelerated devaluation of Turkish currency Lira which has already tanked rock bottom!!!
Did I recommend Bosnia? There's no one size fits all. I don't tell people any particular country is good, rather try to explore what people might like or might not. When did I recommend Pakistan? Or Honduras? As for Turkey the devaluing Lira is part of what makes it attractive. I've never suggested holding the Lira or using their banks. Pick and choose what's good about places. Turkey is a beautiful, diverse country with tons to do and great value for the money. As for money laundering, it's a boogey man, wouldn't pay attention to the cartel reporting in this regard.
Thanks for the reply. I honestly didn't mean to rub the wrong shoulder. In 1 of your videos viz th-cam.com/video/6jIH4cfz6QUv/w-d-xo.htmliz you seem to be quite optimistic about few countries which are not in real going to improve e.g. China is on the road to self accelerated destruction with piled up debts, & its close alies Pakistan & Turkey. Pakistan's own people admit that they are in dire straits!
Bosnian people must be some of the kindest people in the entire Europe. I've never met a Bosnian that wasn't very kind and hospitable. Wonderful people!
Thank you so much! We appreciate your lovely comments about us.
True!!!
Everyone having guns might have something to do with it. :)
no such thing as bosnian people
@@davorbajlovic3136 typical serbian ^
My country! We are so free, I get shocked when I go to Europe and all the rules 😂 this country is so free you have no idea! I’m currently making a video filming all the beautiful places in Bosnia it’s so beautiful
Brate , will Republica Serbska have independence soon ?
There was problems in Montenegro as well regarding the church .
War is coming once again in the Balkans ?
Thanks in advance .
Hi Miran , what are covid rules and restrictions like over in your country 😊 would like to know
Would love to view it, this changes from my childhood videos of Bosnia during the war
Što se tiče slobodna, mi smo broj jedan na svijetu. Moramo da drži to brate!!
I was just doing a bit of research on Bosnia yesterday, wow. I am really appreciative of your emphasis on these countries where personal autonomy and freedoms are still enjoyed. Bosnia looks very beautiful from what I’ve seen. Have heard Sarajevo is quite lovely, especially during the Christmas season.
Thank you for the support, always happy to provide!
Sarajevo, Mostar, Visegrad... Many nice cities out there.
Could you see yourself living in Bosnia?
Yup, it’s true. Everything is more free. Even with COVID-19. I went back this year due to a relative’s bereavement and everyone is so free, not caring, events still going on as usual. People living their lives…
Bosnia is good for a rural life. If you want to homestead or live off the grid. Fresh produce is being sold everywhere you drive on streets. If you can snag a remote job or have enough savings its quite comfortable to live there. Big swaths of land and forests can be purchased for low prices. You wont get such cheap prices + being very so close to the European heartland anywhere else.
I dont recommend it to city folks, while there are mid sized cities, the comforts are lacking for a city loving person, as for example ordering stuff online can be a big pain in the a$$.
Haha yeah. If you’re into a fast-paced easy city life, it’s the worst. Sadly, that was me and didn’t enjoy Bosnia as an ethnic Bosnian coming from Canada. It’s perfect for retiring people or younger people who are into quiet, agricultural life where you can literally hand raise chickens and have them follow you around. Or pet some cows. And eat fresh, organic whole milk/cheese, organic produce, buy cheap things at the weekly flea markets and have cheap food at the restaurants. Even cheap alcohol compared to Canadian/American prices.
It was way healthier diet-wise to eat there. I was skinny like a stick. My hormones were more balanced and barely had any acne or weight issues. Coming back to Canada makes me bloat and gain water weight from the salt intake and hormonal imbalance thanks to them using growth hormones in our animals…
@@m3lodic.33 why would you order online when you can just walk 5 minutes to pick up some food somewhere (if you live downtown of course)
Only Sarajevo is good when we talk about someone who likes city life. It's not the biggest city, but it's enough big to have options to do something and to feel that city vibe.
@@m3lodic.33 im surprised you didnt like Bosnia. Im Bosnian descent living in Canada and i cannot stand Canada. It is so boring. Bosnia has a way better nightlife than Canada
I'm from Bosnia, love that you made a video about it. Maybe I should move there and out of Australia!
work remotely, making AUD and live in Bosnia way cheaper and higher standard of living!!
Haha well depends what you're interested in. Different preferences for different people.
Austrians may have difficulties leaving their own country lol
Australija go out before the devil is the boss
i live in canada but i want to move to Bosnia
I'm intrigued with Bosnia Mike! :) Least vaccinated! love it!
Bosnia was the first country in Europe to ban mandatory vaccinations and banned vaxx id's and passports since it went against our constitution and was won in our courts.
Why?-vaccines save lives
Freedom is an issue for "certain people"?
No. In the end freedom is an issue for _everyone_ whether they "get it" or not.
It is just that some are quicker on the uptake than others. The slow learners at the back of the class may not understand, but it is an issue for them too.
Did you watch our video on what is freedom?
@@OffshoreCitizen Yes.
Please make another video about Bosnia- company formation and banking facility. Also looking information how to get resident with company formation option.
Stay tuned :)
How did you like this one?
First of all AK 47 it’s illegal to own in Bosnia you can have under the table but not legally
Oh geeze, I am convinced that it should be forbidden for North Americans to make videos on countries and regions they know nothing about, their history and their present. This is coming from someone who has worked in Bosnia for several years and knows the local language and was part of the community. BiH can be a wonderful place to live in another world, there are many kind, young Bosnians with perspective, but there is a reason why successful Bosnians, with local businesses, are leaving the country en masse and even the future of the country is at stake. Not to mention that the scars from the war are still deep, just as the bullet holes ever-present on many of Sarajevo's buildings and the current geopolitical turmoil will certainly have an impact. Interesting tidbit: the biggest investors in the country are from the Middle East, besides emigres, of course. I will close it at that and will also mention that due diligence and risk analysis are definitely not overrated!
In BiH noone will ask you if you are vaxed or not, only in the hospital ofc, but on the other hand, almost sll of the children are vaxed, if not, they are going to havr some limitations.
Second, Bosnia is not a country with this horrible infrastructure, our capital has one of the best public transport systems in the Balkans with trains, trams, trolleys, cable cars and mini buses and buses all around.
Thrid. About the guns, if you want to own it, you have to go through a not so easy process. No one will have it outside, only the police. I have only seen my father's "bird gun" when he goes hunting, and some drunk people that shoot the sky at the wedding(our tradition) other than that, never.
Food is mainly traditional, but almost every restourant has italian food since we also eat it a lot, and ofc burgers, pizzas, tortillas all around.
I am from Bosnia, and you were in my part of country, with this waterfalls 😉 If someone needs more information you can contact me. Guns, hmm🤔 Lot of people don't have it, even if do... they don't have it on public places, because it's simple not allowed to have it, unless you are policeman or security company. Same situation is in Croatia and Serbia, Montenegro. And vaccination, yes that can be beneficial for some people, at the moment they don't need to have that, so no restrictions at all, heaven on earth. People are very kind, food is cheaper then EU. For tourism is interesting, many undiscovered places. If you have independent income it can be interesting country.
Thanks for all the superb videos.
Our pleasure!
Sounds interesting. I want to know more about Bosnia. Is it hard to get by without speaking the language? And how do you get residency?
You can get by on English temporarily because we all learn English in school since elementary school I believe. It might not be perfect, though. And mind you some people aren’t understanding (even towards me, who is ethnic Bosnian smh). You’ll definitely have to learn the language to reduce the need of a translator and be able to work there unless it’s an international job or something that’d use English.
what are the basic requirements for a long term residence permit (for shengen citizens)? what options are available? or you can just proof you have enough money to mantain yourself and get a permit?
I do like the videos on countries no one else in talking about. Following the current panic - is having another country’s residency reason enough to be allowed to leave a country? I will not be imprisoned yet again, this year.
It can be yes but depends on the country you're leaving
I have seen, that there is no minimum stay and no taxes on dividends - you must only rent some place in the right province.
Wow really? Thats interesting!! Love the country actually
I enjoy your videos and tax optimization topic overall, but if we are to consider options like Bosnia and Hercegovina seriously then the risks of a new Russia-inspired war in Balkans should be carefully considered or at least mentioned. We are approaching an era of geopolitical turbulence with Russia attacking Ukraine, China (likely) attacking Taiwan and USA power declining. It is very important to consider geopolitics whenever you plan to move around for tax optimization or for any other reason.
I think we’re done with wars. Younger generations are way less interested in nationalism, and lots of them realized that war brought only misery to us.
Nowadays we’re meeting in developed countries around the world, and it doesn’t matter who is who. Seems ridiculous to us that the previous generation had a bloody civil war.
Lots of politics in EX YU is leaning towards the west, except for maybe Serbia.
The only possibility of conflict might be Kosovo, but my friends from that area have zero interest in wars. They’d mostly leave the country and move abroad.
Tensions may occur, but there’s not many young people willing to fight for anything in this area anymore. Simply not worth it for us.
@@tw9419 you may not be interested in war, but the war is interested in you. We, Ukrainians, didn't want and don't want war with Russia or Russia proxies. They don't care what we want. War started in 2014 and it may escalate soon given Russia amassing troops and issuing weird ultimatums to NATO.
Russia is very interested in destabilizing Europe. Chaos is a ladder as Littlefinger said. We should be ready.
@@leo.budimir what a load of crap you said.
Very informative, Michael! It wouldn't be for me, but I enjoyed your perspective.
Yeah not for me either but good to explore and highlight places most people don't talk about and expand our horizons
@@OffshoreCitizen , absolutely, you help us to all make informed choices!
Great video, thanks. Would also be great if you could make a video about immigration to Bosnia
Always our pleasure! We'll see what we can do :)
Have you ever been to Bosnia?
@@OffshoreCitizen I haven't yet, but planning to in the nearest future. Seems like a very interesting place! I must say the whole region of Balkans is very interesting.
any upadate of their cbi program?
I am more than inspired now :)
Inspired enough to visit? :)
@@OffshoreCitizen I have family in Mostar even. Im suffering right now in Berlin Germany,, its becomingth Reich increasingly with no prospect to the end of lock downs and cutting on citizen rights. My work is location independent anyway! I will move there. Thanks for giving me the idea
What about the unrests in Bosnia? There are recent reports that there are Serbian enclave forces trying to reiinitiate the balkan wars
its just a matter of time, the serbs nor the croats want to be a part of that fictional country.
Whats the crypto tax situation in Bosnia??
10%
@@DamirGlibanovic no way, that's nothing
Freedom!!
Freedom Guns and low Vax im sold , great vid never even occurred to me to look at Bosnia
Always happy to be of service!
Could you see yourself living there?
@@OffshoreCitizen ya know what mate with the current insanity of the world everything is an option am sure I will be in contact with you one day to plan my escape from the UK , thanks as always for great content , I have been a day trader for 10 years so I can live anywhere with decent wifi and make money
You still need license for guns in Bosnia which is a hard to get if you had any smallest problem with law.
Good video, I hear reports that there is increasing political tensions between Bosnia and Serbia? What's your opinion on this?
It’s definitely Russia who’s inspiring these alt right Serbs. Russia wants to ruin all of Europe and tear everyone down. Using their oh so special friends in Serbia who already hate people just because they’re Muslim or Catholic, to inspire a new war to help do this for them. Pathetic really.
I'd give infrastructure up for freedom any day.
Could you see yourself living in Bosnia?
@@OffshoreCitizen Absolutely :) I love the people, loads of my friends growing up in Australia (late 80s early 90s) were from or born to parents fleeing Yugoslavia. Also, at various times in my life I've lived in rainforest hippie communes with no flushing toilets..... good times.... infrastructure is overrated. So if Bosnia is offering freedom with a healthy suspicion of Government, I'm SOLD!
For example, Mate Rimac is from Bosnia. Rimac automobily, Rimac Nevera. Top car producer.
Thought Rimac was from Croatia?
A fragmenting country
Kindly suggest how to start off a Company providing free shopping based on Four Shots Wallets in Bosnia and Herzegovina
I drove from Split across to Sarajevo in 2019 and have invested in a company that's building a mine an hour outside Sarajevo. Some of the roads were horrendous, luckily it was a rental car. Nice people with some unfortunate and dark history. They love shisha and coffee. Mostar is nice. There seems to be political issues bubbling again. Good video, thanks
Always our pleasure!
Many beautiful cities in Bosnia, Mostar included.
Planning to visit again?
@@OffshoreCitizen Not in my plans right now, have sold my investment but may enter again in the future. Want to try some other countries in the area next time unless there is a reason to go back.
You mentioned your wife correcting you on pronunciation. Is she from there?
She's from Montenegro
@@OffshoreCitizen Right on. My wife is from Serbia and Croatia. After 15 years, I'm still learning how to pronounce things, lol.
Just few things.
1.Mostar just think of that rap song MO Money Mo problems but take the MO and add the word STAR and its how its pronounced :)
neighboring
Just an FYI, that shadow over your eyes gives you a somewhat nefarious look. Easily fixable with a well positioned light and it does not even have to be very bright in my experience.
Thanks for the feedback
If you are used to the clean environment that you get in central/northern Europe ... You will be shocked .... Other then that, awesome country.
" ok , they can have a country , but it should never be functional ... " - William Jefferson Clinton said during Dayton negotiation . other than that everything is just fine
Really Michael? This part of the Balkans is just too risky. Have to disagree with you on this one. Even WW1 was started in Savajero with extremist racial tensions boiling over leading to the assassination of Ferdinand in 1914.
The scars run deep from the tragic civil war. The legacy of ethnic cleansing within a European State and with so many of the surviving victims living next to the perpetrators of those crimes against humanity - the risks of future conflict loom?
Sorry but you've lost me on this one.
Bosnians were mere victims of long dragged conflicts between Serbs and Croats. They were just the collateral damage. Never inflicted anything. Some young people bought into propaganda from these 2 countries and what happened happened.
Very different people live there nowadays.
@@tw9419 Sure, it's a beautiful country and a great coast to sail. I wouldn't advise investing in Lebanon or Syria or Kabul or Myanmar either.
So as a businessman I would be very very cautious before investing time and money into Bosnia unless I had absolutely trustworthy advice and partnership on the ground. Things can re-ignite too easily and too quickly. And as for retiring in Bosnia.....?
It wasn't a civil war, it was a brutal war of aggression by Serbia and Croatia who wanted to divide the country among themselves through ethnic cleansing. Thankfully, they largely failed but not before committing war crimes that are irreparable.
What occurred in Bosnia wasn’t a civil war, it was ethnic cleansing and genocide (the worst genocide in Europe since WWII) by the minority Serbian “Orthodox” nationalists against the unarmed and innocent Bosniak Muslim civilians with the help of neighbouring Serbia. This was exacerbated by the United Nations decisions to (1) place an international arms embargo on Bosnia in “an effort to prevent escalating violence” but which in reality left Bosniaks defenceless against the Serbian nationalist crusaders who had significant supplies of heavy weapons from the Yugoslav National Army and (2) declared UN “safe havens” in exchange for the small supply of light weapons Bosniaks had to defend themselves with, which led to the worst genocide in Europe since WWII.
Bosne je bilo i biće! Bosnia is for Bosnians. There is no such thing as a Bosnian Serb, they are called Chetniks and they belong in Serbia. There will be no greater Serbia. SLAVA BOSNI! 🇧🇦⚜️
There's no such thing as Bosnians, only Croats and Serbs. Your "nationality" is fictional.
I'm a real estate agent based in Mostar. In case anyone needs assistance they can look up AMAT real estate in Mostar area
Trebinje is one my favourite small cities.
Definitely!
Have you visited any other cities?
@@OffshoreCitizen Mostar and Sarajevo. It's a cool country and women (mostly the ones with Serb origins) are gorgeous.
Sorry I know BiH only too well, clearly you have never lived here for more than a few months! Great people, beautiful but …
Did I say otherwise?
Might be OK for 6 months out of the year.
Where would you spend the other 6 months? :D
Malaysia from October till June, depends on passport holding, 3 months quick run to Thailand or Indonesia, depending of location in Malaysia. BUT until all this bs measures abolished better to stay in one place.
Mainly a good review, but the "gun freedom" u've talked about and that most of the population caries ak47's is Absolutely not true. I've never saw an ak47 in my life :) - besides that, a great video.
This type of things you read in foreign media about Balkans :D Lived in this are for years, never seen a gun in my entire life. Generally, the idea of the violence in this area is very outdated. Most people just want to live normal lives.
Bosnia his beautiful and perfect respect for people of Bosnia
A1
Is this the most underrated country in Europe: Landmines, AK 47s, no one is vaccinated, the roads are treacherous and you're going to have to eat a lot of burak(?). I'm leaning towards "no".
That’s called Freedumb … lots of right leaning Americans eat it up, I’m sure the burak will go down nicely.
Cevapi ,
Haha definitely!
Are you in Sarajevo?
@@OffshoreCitizen I live in Zagreb.I am Bosnia .. haha Burek -cevapi .
I have been an ardent follower of your channel. while most videos are very cool ones, quite a few ones are not very convincing e.g. Your recommend Bosnia & Mexico are definitely not cool choices, with metros of latter being notorious for city crimes e.g. kidnapping of white collar expat professionals, etc. Instead Albania, Chile, (or Brazil or Colombia, even though metros of both these countries have petty crimes which are less severe in nature than those of Mexico or Honduras) might be better choices.
Also, other countries that were recommended earlier like Turkey, & Pakistan- both just got recently blacklisted for terror funding & money laundering! Needless to say about accelerated devaluation of Turkish currency Lira which has already tanked rock bottom!!!
Did I recommend Bosnia? There's no one size fits all. I don't tell people any particular country is good, rather try to explore what people might like or might not.
When did I recommend Pakistan? Or Honduras?
As for Turkey the devaluing Lira is part of what makes it attractive. I've never suggested holding the Lira or using their banks. Pick and choose what's good about places. Turkey is a beautiful, diverse country with tons to do and great value for the money.
As for money laundering, it's a boogey man, wouldn't pay attention to the cartel reporting in this regard.
Thanks for the reply. I honestly didn't mean to rub the wrong shoulder. In 1 of your videos viz th-cam.com/video/6jIH4cfz6QUv/w-d-xo.htmliz you seem to be quite optimistic about few countries which are not in real going to improve e.g. China is on the road to self accelerated destruction with piled up debts, & its close alies Pakistan & Turkey. Pakistan's own people admit that they are in dire straits!
Which country doesn't have problems of some kind?
Country with worst airpolution in Europe. Low vaccination and also bad hospitals
I though that Bulgaria was the worst for air pollution. Sofia is just horrible for air quality.
low vaxx is a W
They begin to have some good hospitals and people are good in this job because they have good experienced in medical emergency with wars
Low vax means they are not dumb, sounds attractive 💯