@@j.flaner8506 please point us in the direction of a few of them if you can. It's hard to know who is reputable but seeing these folks living the ups and downs of their lives while in Ghana on TH-cam brings a certain trust factor for me. Thanks.
Bless their relationship and children. God Bless whoever reads this there is a valuing on your life to be Blessed and highly favored. Don’t be discouraged!
I love this and you two are beautiful! Although I am not black, I have spent time in East Africa and lived in both South and Central America. Some experiences are common in many countries outside the USA. I love the produce markets, slower pace of life and can relate to all your bathroom experiences. I hope all black people don't leave the USA, but I am very happy for those like you, who are bonding with your ancestral heritage!
Man the two of you are so naturally beautiful together. Only God can part two beautiful hearts together and make them become one. Much love from Trinidad & Tobago in the Caribbean. 🙂❤
Jack Shrader Have you not turned your tv on or researched your local Pd department/courthouse/Judges/District Attorneys office!!!!! You better do your homework!!
I swear I was just like y’all when I decided I was done with Amerikkka. I was so anxious, and ready to just get to Africa, I didn’t care. Well that was 2012 and I have better understanding of the area I live in Africa. Once you iron out some of the kinks life is beautiful. I have only one regret, and that is I wish I had relocated earlier in my life.
Lanmou-olojis OBAS any place in this present world that I can live unapologetically black I would love to visit/live. I would love to get to know my Haitian 🇭🇹 brothers and sisters 🖤
There will be more black people watching this video in the next few months I am sure. I really want to thank you for this information and the Travel John info. Great advice about shipping, however I knew that from moving a 2 bedroom apt in Atl to another apt in the same city, lol I am now a minimalist. I can move to Ghana with 2 suitcases.
You absolutely right here I am 😂 tired people touching my hair asking me what I'm mixed with wtf bro I'm black black like my daddy 100% and momma 100 %
I love this couple. Yes, they made some mistakes while relocating, they survived. This goes to show that where there is commitment their are great results. All the best to you both.
I'm 4-6 weeks out from moving to Europe. It's been a long time coming. I've gotten rid of so much stuff! Everyone says to pare down. Like you, I want to live a minimalist life. And I love what you said about the "mindset" being so important.
Money: coming from the US, you might be used to get groceries at supermarkets and eat a lot of ready made food. This will turn out very expensive in any other country! So number one lesson must be learn to cook with fresh ingredients... Adapt to the local food and buy your groceries where the locals buy them.
Had a friend move to Costa Rica and she said there was one brand of everything (one brand ketchup, one brand bread, etc.) and healthcare is like you get a shot for everything and that's it. Just a shot that may or may not work and send you on your way. So there's that too.
A good number of African countries have food VERY CHEAP and highly available... n there is a lot of freedom to grow your things. Just learn the local lingo accurately and eliminate the accent d'americano, that twenging makes the grocery prices double in a second.
@Erich Weiler still doesn't change the Fact that food in Africa is surprisingly cheaper, richer, less likely carsinogenic, has minimal control by governing bodies (which ironically leaves people with a wonderfully array of food choices and an ability to grow their own food n keep their own chikens even in the surburbs). Corruption is another thing. Fun fact, did you know that if Africa and South America decided to not export any of their fruits n raw material 1st world countries would slowly but surely get malnutritioned? The wealth of African soil is the gift that keeps the world spinning. Otherwise, why would Africa be so invaded? I have a theory that corruption is a colonially caused issue since all european countries that had colonies still havent let go of control over the territories they created that we now have to call countries
I went to Ghana in July 2018 my fiance is from there and I want to move there and build I was so depressed when I came back to the States 😟 Africa felt like home ❤
I felt so humble when I was in Ghana I'm going back hopefully soon. My husband is from Ghana and soon he will be here but he is concerned about the violence in the U.S. especially with black people
I'm in awe and impressed at the strength of this couple. Not just for moving to Ghana but also the unity that's evidenced in their communication. Wow. Subscribed.
What people don't seem to understand is that THERE IS CRIME in Ghana. However, the crime in Ghana is often concentrated around petty theft and burglaries. Gun and knife crime is very very low. Waaaay lower than the USA.
Anyone from the states should know how to handle themselves around crime in Ghana it's like you're in Paradise compared to the United States all of the violent crimes we see here
Beautiful, brutiful whichever way you slice it. I love seeing Black Brown peoples of North America experiencing love, and unity; and trusting each other limitlessly. May your marriage last forever, and a day.
This is so beautiful. I'm a South African who absolutely loves Ghana and this has shown me the amazingly beautiful side of my favourite African country. You guys are gorgeous, by the way.
I'll like a video comparing life in Ghana to the US in terms of 1. Safety 2. Cost of living 3. Ease of raising kids 4. Happiness 5. Standard of living 6. Healthcare and general wellness
Akin Akinsanya 3,4, 5 and the general wellness part of 6 (if you’re referring to being stress free, happy etc) are subjective and will vary from person to person. Although it will be interesting to know their thoughts on these, you shouldn’t expect the experience to be your reality
In terms of rising kids if you live in local areas the community will help you out in terms of discipline growing up in Ghana when you do something wrong while your parents aren't around neighbors will punish you before your parents get home lol
@@mameekua2935 thank you. I agree with what you said. I am Nigerian and grew up in Nigeria and the culture is identical. I just want their own perspective since they lived in US for a larger part of their life before moving to Ghana.
Seriously you guys are gorgeous couple here for real no joke here. Great scene good and advice guys. Thanks so much the heads up I keep that in mind when go on travel. Thanks for sharing your experience for your visit. Peace and blessings be safe you two.
@@Kodwo1 No but I do know who he is been watching him for 7 half years. I have seen his work very much. But it been while I ever kept up with him. But I am relatrd to Papa Celestin he was American jazz trumpet band tuxedos. I did my family research going back 10 generations to Saint Dimingo.
@@african_historian Nice,Bob comes across as one fine entertainment lawyer.I did some research for a client and that's how I got to know of his exploits.I am in Accra,Ghana.Nice talking to you.
Wow I am so fascinated by your move, and I had a job where I did alot of that, and I also got tired of the California commute and started working at home for myself and I think it's smart to leave the US because of all the things happening. I've often thought of going back to Nuremberg Germany where I was born and naturalized to the US. My buddy Danny Attiga lives in Sunyani and it's beautiful there. Great advice for any place you move to overseas. I wish your whole family success, safety, love, and God bless your and your children. Awesome video!
Kare Reno did you move? Germany is a great country, Munich is so beautiful, such a clean & well runned country too 💚 i have family & friends who moved there and have never looked back.. i hope to go visit after christmas.. am in ireland ☘☘
About the shipping. If you ship a container ahead of you once you touch down at kotoka complete a customs form and let them know you are expecting a container so once the container gets here you will get a much cheaper customs fees as they are personal effects. You must complete the form on arrival or it is invalid. Oh and I think this applies to ghana nationals but confirm.
I like how y'all give the real, instead of just telling everyone how it's all just amazing. I know it's some good, but also some bad. Thanks for your sincere honesty.
I’m so grateful I had my husband to lean on. Imagine being in a foreign country with a disability. My husband whose Ghanaian take care of me, always thinking ahead making the necessary accommodations. And his friends and family looked out for me too. I was like a fragile egg to them 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I had to show them what this Chi-town girl was made of 💯 💪
You can send yourself money once you have arrived. I'm based in Canada, I travel to Zimbabwe. So once I arrive I access my online banking app, send money to myself via World remit and the cash pickup is a breeze. Safer, better, I can monitor my cash flow etc. I used to send money to someone but realized that sometimes by the time I need more cash the person is not available. No need to inconvenience pple.
This advice is priceless for any big moves, even from state to state as I learned and I have real estate background. 😒 Thank you for sharing your journey.
The amazing bit is that these great tips are not only for continental moves but also for people moving from one African country to another. You guys are inspirational. I hope many American brothers and sisters who are interested in relocating get motivated. Mathew 10:23 when you are persecuted in one place flee to another. God bless your family.
This are regular things I know as a Jamaican 😂. My mom carries the toilet paper in Canada 😂. Sending money back home evaporates when everyone takes their cut. Also we ship a lot of barrels.
Sisters and brothers, wherever you are in the world, start preparing, pack your stuff and let's all go back to Africa together by latest 2025. Let's build in Africa and create a future of wealth and prosperity for our own kind. Let's get in touch with African governments, work together for repatriation. Spread this message, let's make this go viral #backtoafrica2025
Stefan Joseph Agree but it won’t be from Black people it will be God that destroy the wicked. God is getting his people so he can unleash hell on earth. Those that he punish will wish for death. It sounds weird but look at Left Behind Kirk Cameron version it may explain what’s going on
Oh and it is so easy to overspend if you always convert the currency. Your money will fly very quick if you intend to stay long term. So treat 1 cedis as 1£ etc.
The whole time I'm watching this video, I just kept thinking "they are such a beautiful couple". Thanks for the motivation! Getting an Air B & B and Building your team is great advice!
Thank you for being real about relocating to a new country or even new city in the U.S.! But seriously, you have to test it out and fully research it. You have to develop relationships with people. There will be culture shock. And the tips on bathrooms are priceless!
Very nice video it's good for people to know about what going on before moving. I really like this video keep it up bro it's a good advice. This video makes sense it's always good to visit in any country first before moving ur family. They have African American that lives in Africa for over 15 to 30 years. This family spent 2 years in Africa now so they giving people good advice.
This is wisdom! Some are just saying, those living in the USA need to pack up and move to Africa, BUT strategic planning is required no matter where one chooses to relocate. Thank you.
So inspiring to see you and your family move to a new country (come back home?) and offer this advice. As an American considering moving to the Caribbean, this video is awesomely informative. Thank you and good luck! I will say, that I can’t wait to visit Accra. It’s on my list of cities to visit. Ashé!
I have learned same lessons over past 20 years in and out of Asia. Income coming in is most important next to security. Being broke abroad is unforgiving.
That is quite some exposure and experience for your children. With that kind of exposure and experience they will really grow to be strong and survive anywhere in the world. Best wishes in all what you hope to achieve for yourselves and best of all for your children.
Thank you for all of the informational links in the description box! You guys are awesome, authentic & good looking couple! Thanks for being down to earth real & telling it like it is!😊KEEP MAKING VIDEOS!!
Good video with great advice. I’ve been done with the US for a long time. In a few months I leave for Kenya for an evaluation/vacation. I think the crime rate in Nairobi is higher than where you are. I’ll have to be extra diligent about that. And I’m going to double check on the security at my Airbnb. All that aside, I’m pumped up!
94110mission hi bro and u r still into it remember to always have a tour guide don't try to do it alone,bonfire adventures and tamasha africa travel agencies are highly recommended.if I were u I would take a kenya,rwanda and Botswana trip which would give better evaluation in terms of business opportunity. Rwanda is 9th safest in the world and business friendly. In Botswana safety is also very good with huge opportunities in beef industry I highly recommend. For kenya safety is just normal.you have time tour the 3 countries it will give you a clear picture of africa instead of just one.I wish you had booked your air bnb through one of the tour guide I gave don't do things on ur own for ur own good enjoy ur trip.for real estate deal as usual with Nancy she has a good reputation and kindly make a vlog when u come pliz tag me along
@@kingjoshuamhuamk2559 You answered my question before I asked, which is, where would you rank Kenya overall, compared to other African countries. I'll look at other countries for a future visit, but this trip will be all Kenya. I will visit other cities besides Nairobi. And I'll be in Mombassa for my final week in your country. And yes, I will vlog and I'll add you to it. Who knows, maybe we'll get a chance to meet.
94110mission on ranking I will do it putting in mind three things : the ease of doing business ,urbanisation /infrastructure, security/safety.overall I will rank using country's which are business friendly to foreigners:Mauritius, rwanda,south Africa,Angola,botswana,Kenya, that's a 5 for kenya.for ease of doing business rwanda and Mauritius rule coz they don't tolerate corruption. For safety rwanda rules since kigali is ranked 9th worldwide together with UAE its also very clean, followed by Mauritius and Botswana.for urbaniation/infrastructure south Africa rules followed by Mauritius, Angola then kenya.so the three points categorize everything and when considered will give different ranking.however the best time to rank African countries will be around 2025 since many are still working on their infrastructure projects which come to completion on same year extended to 2030 maximum. If for example the sgr rail project was complete u cld have traveled from Mombasa to Nairobi to kisumu much easier but ur arrival in June coincides with the project being halfway through so yah I know u get it.a good tour timetable prepared by ur tour guide should be able to give u a clear picture of kenya and a unforgettable experience, there is nothing like touring the maasai mara park,malindi and ndiani in Mombasa so memorable. So yah all the best as u prepare to come
Real talk tips. The extra tips are especially important. We are so used to big toilet rolls in the states,but in other countries using the toilet can be hard. Loved the scenery of the video.
I am an Black-American living in the Philippines. Just like where you are tissue is hard to come by when you are out in public so you had better carry your own supply. However, over in your home here most foreigners use a portable bidet for hygiene. This device attaches to your toilet and you have a water hose you spray for cleaning. It really is much better than toilet paper and I wished I had this item before when I lived in the states. The locals use for hygiene a little small plastic pot with a handle they put water in in the bathroom. But, I could never use that thing because I had water going all over the place. Yikes!
Hey family!!! I truly appreciate this advice , it’s always a blessing to get advice from individuals who actually have experienced some things. I see nothing but great success for your family 💰🥰👔👠🏠🚘✈️ until next time ❤️🖤💚
What about the secret wars going on there! Does it effect anyone? I've been reading alot about it. Do you know if it's true that there are wars going on there?
there are all great tips that i would echo HIGHLY!!!!! the bonus tip had me hollering though. i swear whenever i go out in accra or ANYwhere in the area really...if i am carrying a purse...it has (1) chapstick/lipstick (2) phone (3) money (4) BABY WIPES (5) HAND SANITIZER (6) TISSUE. the last 3 are most important. hahahaha i am not kidding you! you just never know when you will be able to get to a CLEAN and well equipped bathroom (unless you go to the mall or somewhere modern as they mentioned). lol i make sure to be fully hydrated before i go out (as to not drink too much where i need to use the restroom while im out), pee as much i can and then go out ... smh plan your pee/poop breaks accordingly. hahahaha cannot stress it enough. i cannot imagine how you manage with your young ones! =) thx for being honest and sharing, yall!
@@tracywalker244 its an inconvenience for sure! bt gh is such a great place it is minornin comparison to my overall experience/travels there. n u def shouldnt live ne where u wouldnt feel comfortable 😊
@@tracywalker244 that is a opportunity for those who have entepreneur mindset...u can start a chain of convinience toilet and charging some amount of money
This is amazing! Thank you. I plan to retire to Ghana. I stayed in Ghana for three months and then, two months and love it there. My ex-husband was from Accra. What about dual citizenship?
Great tips & Love the bonus tip. When me and my boys were in Thailand, we always had a roll of paper and antibacterial wipes. Gotta love countryside gas stations and of course the squatting toilets.
Why don't you guys help people to relocate. You have been there for a while now. You should be able to help people to find a place to stay and land to purchase. Setup a website to do this.
Y'all should open a consultant business for black diaspora who want to return to the continent. I'd be your first customer.
Great suggestion...and I'd be second😁
Great suggestion.
Exactly what I was thinking!
There are plenty of businesses like this that exist right now. So many people say that they want to do this, that, etc. but rarely do it.
@@j.flaner8506 please point us in the direction of a few of them if you can.
It's hard to know who is reputable but seeing these folks living the ups and downs of their lives while in Ghana on TH-cam brings a certain trust factor for me.
Thanks.
This is what a relationship should look like...King and Queen.
Now U know that's right
Thank you guys Love you ❤
I agree and it is absolutely magical to see again. I will be leaving for Africa in about 18months. Love the video.
I SO agree!💕
@paulo styles
Tell him friend! 😆✨
Beautiful couple!...may this relationship continues to prosper.
Amen and Amen...
My sentiments exactly
Bless their relationship and children. God Bless whoever reads this there is a valuing on your life to be Blessed and highly favored. Don’t be discouraged!
You should start a Real estate business assisting foreigners moving to Ghana since you have the experience and know all put falls
Awesome Idea! Iwill happily pay their fee for the service.
Awesome because I want to move to ghana
I love this and you two are beautiful! Although I am not black, I have spent time in East Africa and lived in both South and Central America. Some experiences are common in many countries outside the USA. I love the produce markets, slower pace of life and can relate to all your bathroom experiences. I hope all black people don't leave the USA, but I am very happy for those like you, who are bonding with your ancestral heritage!
Why? All America does is blame black people for all its ails, it’s disgusting.
I hope every black person leaves USA.
Man the two of you are so naturally beautiful together. Only God can part two beautiful hearts together and make them become one. Much love from Trinidad & Tobago in the Caribbean. 🙂❤
Hi Trini!
Blessings T & B!
AA look another Trini🇹🇹
Hey guys, yeah, you know we Trini all over de place lol 😄
Heeey Trini!!
I'm ready to move abroad! I'm sick of the states and this systematic oppression!
@Jack Shrader more like get rid of the people who write a new law every time they want to control the "crime" makers
Jack Shrader Have you not turned your tv on or researched your local Pd department/courthouse/Judges/District Attorneys office!!!!! You better do your homework!!
Anything we can do to help you move out of the US quicker?
@Jack Shrader your ancestors committed crimes than anyone else on this planet, and they keep on committing crimes on daily basis.
africans dont own africa sis they oppressed too
I swear I was just like y’all when I decided I was done with Amerikkka. I was so anxious, and ready to just get to Africa, I didn’t care. Well that was 2012 and I have better understanding of the area I live in Africa. Once you iron out some of the kinks life is beautiful. I have only one regret, and that is I wish I had relocated earlier in my life.
Come visit Haiti. Get to know us
Lanmou-olojis OBAS any place in this present world that I can live unapologetically black I would love to visit/live. I would love to get to know my Haitian 🇭🇹 brothers and sisters 🖤
Lanmou-olojis OBAS where in hati would u suggest to live?
@Travel 4k they go to Ghana because that where their ancestors are from, let them choose themselves, don't hate
@Travel 4k yea ....rich cental africa,
There will be more black people watching this video in the next few months I am sure. I really want to thank you for this information and the Travel John info. Great advice about shipping, however I knew that from moving a 2 bedroom apt in Atl to another apt in the same city, lol I am now a minimalist. I can move to Ghana with 2 suitcases.
Me'lanie B Biblical scriptures prophesies that YAH will be calling and gathering all of us back home Jer 30:3 (4-24)
Have you bought your flight tickets yet then Me'lanie?
@@Jon962-h4iwhy... is that your business?
My family and I are ready!
You absolutely right here I am 😂 tired people touching my hair asking me what I'm mixed with wtf bro I'm black black like my daddy 100% and momma 100 %
The advice that you gave was good for anybody no matter where they move.
I agree
The entire time watching it I felt it was for "anybody no matter where they move". The video title was specific to a particular country or continent.
I love this couple. Yes, they made some mistakes while relocating, they survived. This goes to show that where there is commitment their are great results. All the best to you both.
Me and my family just started our Journey to Africa Vlog as well and we're so excited to document everything on TH-cam!!!!
I love how frank and honest they are about their move.
I'm 4-6 weeks out from moving to Europe. It's been a long time coming. I've gotten rid of so much stuff! Everyone says to pare down. Like you, I want to live a minimalist life. And I love what you said about the "mindset" being so important.
Money: coming from the US, you might be used to get groceries at supermarkets and eat a lot of ready made food. This will turn out very expensive in any other country! So number one lesson must be learn to cook with fresh ingredients... Adapt to the local food and buy your groceries where the locals buy them.
Had a friend move to Costa Rica and she said there was one brand of everything (one brand ketchup, one brand bread, etc.) and healthcare is like you get a shot for everything and that's it. Just a shot that may or may not work and send you on your way. So there's that too.
A good number of African countries have food VERY CHEAP and highly available... n there is a lot of freedom to grow your things. Just learn the local lingo accurately and eliminate the accent d'americano, that twenging makes the grocery prices double in a second.
@Erich Weiler still doesn't change the Fact that food in Africa is surprisingly cheaper, richer, less likely carsinogenic, has minimal control by governing bodies (which ironically leaves people with a wonderfully array of food choices and an ability to grow their own food n keep their own chikens even in the surburbs). Corruption is another thing. Fun fact, did you know that if Africa and South America decided to not export any of their fruits n raw material 1st world countries would slowly but surely get malnutritioned? The wealth of African soil is the gift that keeps the world spinning. Otherwise, why would Africa be so invaded? I have a theory that corruption is a colonially caused issue since all european countries that had colonies still havent let go of control over the territories they created that we now have to call countries
@@makanaki513 Government Corruption is as old as Government 👍
Welcome to Africa, the land of your ancestors. We are glad you're here, despite the initial obstacles.
You Guys remind me of what I used to see growing up - when black love was real and respected! Love you Guys!
I went to Ghana in July 2018 my fiance is from there and I want to move there and build I was so depressed when I came back to the States 😟 Africa felt like home ❤
Africa is the best place on earth, I want to go back too 😥❤🙏❤
Home sweet home. Ghana
Mellody Reed Africa is always home..see how native borne family living freely on a university campus
I felt so humble when I was in Ghana I'm going back hopefully soon. My husband is from Ghana and soon he will be here but he is concerned about the violence in the U.S. especially with black people
Van Brown my fiance is from Accra and he is fanti tribe please request me on Facebook afia koomson is the name on Facebook
I'm in awe and impressed at the strength of this couple. Not just for moving to Ghana but also the unity that's evidenced in their communication. Wow. Subscribed.
She’s soo beautiful! And that hair is everything chile😩😍😍😍😍😍🍫
It’s called learning experience . Now you can educate others from what you learned. Thank you for Sharing the information.
Im happy to see a positive video on our brother coming back. Im from the congo and i want you back brothers and sisters from all over the world.
What people don't seem to understand is that THERE IS CRIME in Ghana. However, the crime in Ghana is often concentrated around petty theft and burglaries. Gun and knife crime is very very low. Waaaay lower than the USA.
Anyone from the states should know how to handle themselves around crime in Ghana it's like you're in Paradise compared to the United States all of the violent crimes we see here
Pick pockets are everywhere. London is the worst though.
you're right about the crime being low in ghana cause in the U.S. their is *ALWAYS* mass shootings *every* month 🙄🙄
Jaxson Pierre FaCts
Jon anderson I heard
Beautiful, brutiful whichever way you slice it. I love seeing Black Brown peoples of North America experiencing love, and unity; and trusting each other limitlessly. May your marriage last forever, and a day.
This is so beautiful. I'm a South African who absolutely loves Ghana and this has shown me the amazingly beautiful side of my favourite African country. You guys are gorgeous, by the way.
Thank you😊
You are such a BEAUTIFUL couple!
I'll like a video comparing life in Ghana to the US in terms of
1. Safety
2. Cost of living
3. Ease of raising kids
4. Happiness
5. Standard of living
6. Healthcare and general wellness
Akin Akinsanya 3,4, 5 and the general wellness part of 6 (if you’re referring to being stress free, happy etc) are subjective and will vary from person to person. Although it will be interesting to know their thoughts on these, you shouldn’t expect the experience to be your reality
@@MzMahoganyHoneyBrown I am referring to their own personal experience not general experience.
In terms of rising kids if you live in local areas the community will help you out in terms of discipline growing up in Ghana when you do something wrong while your parents aren't around neighbors will punish you before your parents get home lol
@@mameekua2935 thank you. I agree with what you said. I am Nigerian and grew up in Nigeria and the culture is identical. I just want their own perspective since they lived in US for a larger part of their life before moving to Ghana.
The US will Lose on ALL accounts! Esp w black people
Seriously you guys are gorgeous couple here for real no joke here. Great scene good and advice guys. Thanks so much the heads up I keep that in mind when go on travel. Thanks for sharing your experience for your visit. Peace and blessings be safe you two.
Hey Kendrick...I'm curious,are you in anyway related to Bob Celestin,the NY based entertainment lawyer?
@@Kodwo1 No but I do know who he is been watching him for 7 half years. I have seen his work very much. But it been while I ever kept up with him. But I am relatrd to Papa Celestin he was American jazz trumpet band tuxedos. I did my family research going back 10 generations to Saint Dimingo.
@@african_historian Nice,Bob comes across as one fine entertainment lawyer.I did some research for a client and that's how I got to know of his exploits.I am in Accra,Ghana.Nice talking to you.
@@Kodwo1 Thnaks same here come check out channel
Ikr, what a gorgeous couple and beautiful children.
Great advice beautiful couple beautiful children
I’d be so blessed to find a man that wants to move to Africa & we do it together 🤞🏽
Amen 🙏🏾
Or move there and find one...there are plenty
You could
Wow I am so fascinated by your move, and I had a job where I did alot of that, and I also got tired of the California commute and started working at home for myself and I think it's smart to leave the US because of all the things happening. I've often thought of going back to Nuremberg Germany where I was born and naturalized to the US. My buddy Danny Attiga lives in Sunyani and it's beautiful there. Great advice for any place you move to overseas. I wish your whole family success, safety, love, and God bless your and your children. Awesome video!
@Kare you left Germany to move to the US?????? 🙄
Kare Reno did you move? Germany is a great country, Munich is so beautiful, such a clean & well runned country too 💚 i have family & friends who moved there and have never looked back.. i hope to go visit after christmas.. am in ireland ☘☘
Hey you could also move in Africa...
Native Family you're the best family ever. May the love of the most High sustain you guys wherever you go!
AMEN to that!
Sis your so beautiful and your hair is naturally beautiful❤❤❤
Yes, she is so Gorgeous!!!!!!
I thought i was the only one admiring her natural beauty mmm she is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
MonikaYahYisrael Yes she is beautiful.
About the shipping. If you ship a container ahead of you once you touch down at kotoka complete a customs form and let them know you are expecting a container so once the container gets here you will get a much cheaper customs fees as they are personal effects. You must complete the form on arrival or it is invalid. Oh and I think this applies to ghana nationals but confirm.
I am not a national but I had to do this too.
Good luck trying to clear goods as personal effects.
@@stephendwomo4083 it is not impossible but incredibly tedious. I got mine cleared but it did take time and a lot of paperwork.
I swear y'all guys are a beautiful strong couple,May God continue to bless you and your family have a bless year
I love this family , so young and smart. May most high continue to bless you all!!
I like how y'all give the real, instead of just telling everyone how it's all just amazing. I know it's some good, but also some bad. Thanks for your sincere honesty.
You two are so lovely. I'm a Ghanaian and I'm so proud of you. God bless you.
I’m so grateful I had my husband to lean on. Imagine being in a foreign country with a disability. My husband whose Ghanaian take care of me, always thinking ahead making the necessary accommodations. And his friends and family looked out for me too. I was like a fragile egg to them 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I had to show them what this Chi-town girl was made of 💯 💪
I'm African American, I really want to live in Japan, I was stationed there before for 3 years, LOVED IT!
You can send yourself money once you have arrived. I'm based in Canada, I travel to Zimbabwe. So once I arrive I access my online banking app, send money to myself via World remit and the cash pickup is a breeze. Safer, better, I can monitor my cash flow etc. I used to send money to someone but realized that sometimes by the time I need more cash the person is not available. No need to inconvenience pple.
I pray for continual well being, love, peace and happiness for this beautiful family. 💖💞 All praises to the most High Yah
She’s gorgeous 😍
She is, I love her bite.😊
The whole family is gorgeous I love seeing beautiful indigenous families
CosmicChlorophyll I literarily looked at the thumbnail and was in awe. I’m quite sure they’re full of beauty. Made me tune in.
MY WIFE IS MORE GORGEOUS
david johnson 😂 we cannot even see your wife
This advice is priceless for any big moves, even from state to state as I learned and I have real estate background. 😒 Thank you for sharing your journey.
What a great couple. 5 kids? Respects. May their union endure forever. These two great gifts to each other, really.
I enjoy your honesty about Ghana. Thanks 🥰🥰🥰
The amazing bit is that these great tips are not only for continental moves but also for people moving from one African country to another. You guys are inspirational. I hope many American brothers and sisters who are interested in relocating get motivated. Mathew 10:23 when you are persecuted in one place flee to another. God bless your family.
This are regular things I know as a Jamaican 😂. My mom carries the toilet paper in Canada 😂. Sending money back home evaporates when everyone takes their cut. Also we ship a lot of barrels.
this is what i call a beautiful couple theyre both natural
Sisters and brothers, wherever you are in the world, start preparing, pack your stuff and let's all go back to Africa together by latest 2025. Let's build in Africa and create a future of wealth and prosperity for our own kind. Let's get in touch with African governments, work together for repatriation. Spread this message, let's make this go viral #backtoafrica2025
Mr. Robot now that’s real right there, I just said this today
Travel around the world before you decide, more people need to mix with black and white, we are all one.
@@IntimateOptions No. This is a time of falling off. It's too late.
Celester too late for what?
Stefan Joseph
Agree but it won’t be from Black people it will be God that destroy the wicked. God is getting his people so he can unleash hell on earth. Those that he punish will wish for death. It sounds weird but look at Left Behind Kirk Cameron version it may explain what’s going on
Wow! What a beautiful couple!
Thoroughly enjoyed the story!
Please continue to stay safe! Blessingz in abundance 👊✊🇯🇲🙏😇
Oh and it is so easy to overspend if you always convert the currency. Your money will fly very quick if you intend to stay long term. So treat 1 cedis as 1£ etc.
You guys are a great motivation on a positive note. You both look happier and healthier with each vlog. Stay blessed.✊
Been starving for a Native Borne upload. Thank you
I'm ready to move to Ghana, Doing my research now. Ya'll are lucky to have each other.
Man, I appreciate you guy’s candor and transparency!!
Thanks a million very very helpful
I'm planning to visit in 2019 GOD willing
I would like too start a correspondence with you if it's possible
The whole time I'm watching this video, I just kept thinking "they are such a beautiful couple". Thanks for the motivation! Getting an Air B & B and Building your team is great advice!
Travel and relocating is more than a notion. Thanks for the great tips.
Thank you for being real about relocating to a new country or even new city in the U.S.! But seriously, you have to test it out and fully research it. You have to develop relationships with people. There will be culture shock. And the tips on bathrooms are priceless!
These mistakes has helped you make better decisions
Very nice video it's good for people to know about what going on before moving. I really like this video keep it up bro it's a good advice. This video makes sense it's always good to visit in any country first before moving ur family. They have African American that lives in Africa for over 15 to 30 years. This family spent 2 years in Africa now so they giving people good advice.
If I plan on buying a new car, I always rent the model for at least three weeks to find all the quirks.
They live in ghana specifically. They are not living in 54 countries in Africa. Lol
This is wisdom! Some are just saying, those living in the USA need to pack up and move to Africa, BUT strategic planning is required no matter where one chooses to relocate. Thank you.
Peace and love to all people in the world.
This is actually sound advice love this
It looks beautiful there. What a handsome couple and family. Blessings!!
Blessings on them the family
I'm so sad so I'm just going to keep watching your videos until I feel better. It usually helps
Sending love from Ct where its cold
Why are you sad?Cheer up!
@@Kodwo1I'll try ,thank you😊
These two are so dang CUTE.
Totally love your "moving internationally tips!" Thank you for sharing!
You guys are so candid and honest, I appreciate that.
So inspiring to see you and your family move to a new country (come back home?) and offer this advice. As an American considering moving to the Caribbean, this video is awesomely informative. Thank you and good luck! I will say, that I can’t wait to visit Accra. It’s on my list of cities to visit. Ashé!
What a beautiful family. I love how these two give so much information that is much needed.
This is the same advice I would give to anyone considering moving to Brooklyn, NY.
A Strong foundation can't be broken this couple has been through the tides honey and they still standing
I found myself saying minimalist before you said it. I've lived a nomad life. Your advice, its spot on. All of it. Be anxious for nothing, exactly.
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Beautiful king 🤴🏾 and queen 👸🏽❤️❤️❤️.
Beautiful African family. The happiness and satisfaction is so evident in your lives living there. Great tips. Thank you sir and madam.😀
I have learned same lessons over past 20 years in and out of Asia. Income coming in is most important next to security. Being broke abroad is unforgiving.
That is quite some exposure and experience for your children. With that kind of exposure and experience they will really grow to be strong and survive anywhere in the world. Best wishes in all what you hope to achieve for yourselves and best of all for your children.
Thank you for all of the informational links in the description box! You guys are awesome, authentic & good looking couple! Thanks for being down to earth real & telling it like it is!😊KEEP MAKING VIDEOS!!
Very good information
Good video with great advice. I’ve been done with the US for a long time. In a few months I leave for Kenya for an evaluation/vacation. I think the crime rate in Nairobi is higher than where you are. I’ll have to be extra diligent about that. And I’m going to double check on the security at my Airbnb. All that aside, I’m pumped up!
94110mission hi bro and u r still into it remember to always have a tour guide don't try to do it alone,bonfire adventures and tamasha africa travel agencies are highly recommended.if I were u I would take a kenya,rwanda and Botswana trip which would give better evaluation in terms of business opportunity. Rwanda is 9th safest in the world and business friendly. In Botswana safety is also very good with huge opportunities in beef industry I highly recommend. For kenya safety is just normal.you have time tour the 3 countries it will give you a clear picture of africa instead of just one.I wish you had booked your air bnb through one of the tour guide I gave don't do things on ur own for ur own good enjoy ur trip.for real estate deal as usual with Nancy she has a good reputation and kindly make a vlog when u come pliz tag me along
@@kingjoshuamhuamk2559 You answered my question before I asked, which is, where would you rank Kenya overall, compared to other African countries. I'll look at other countries for a future visit, but this trip will be all Kenya. I will visit other cities besides Nairobi. And I'll be in Mombassa for my final week in your country. And yes, I will vlog and I'll add you to it. Who knows, maybe we'll get a chance to meet.
94110mission on ranking I will do it putting in mind three things : the ease of doing business ,urbanisation /infrastructure, security/safety.overall I will rank using country's which are business friendly to foreigners:Mauritius, rwanda,south Africa,Angola,botswana,Kenya, that's a 5 for kenya.for ease of doing business rwanda and Mauritius rule coz they don't tolerate corruption. For safety rwanda rules since kigali is ranked 9th worldwide together with UAE its also very clean, followed by Mauritius and Botswana.for urbaniation/infrastructure south Africa rules followed by Mauritius, Angola then kenya.so the three points categorize everything and when considered will give different ranking.however the best time to rank African countries will be around 2025 since many are still working on their infrastructure projects which come to completion on same year extended to 2030 maximum. If for example the sgr rail project was complete u cld have traveled from Mombasa to Nairobi to kisumu much easier but ur arrival in June coincides with the project being halfway through so yah I know u get it.a good tour timetable prepared by ur tour guide should be able to give u a clear picture of kenya and a unforgettable experience, there is nothing like touring the maasai mara park,malindi and ndiani in Mombasa so memorable. So yah all the best as u prepare to come
Real talk tips. The extra tips are especially important. We are so used to big toilet rolls in the states,but in other countries using the toilet can be hard. Loved the scenery of the video.
I'm trying to move to AZ and I'm still taking you guys advice
I am an Black-American living in the Philippines. Just like where you are tissue is hard to come by when you are out in public so you had better carry your own supply. However, over in your home here most foreigners use a portable bidet for hygiene. This device attaches to your toilet and you have a water hose you spray for cleaning. It really is much better than toilet paper and I wished I had this item before when I lived in the states. The locals use for hygiene a little small plastic pot with a handle they put water in in the bathroom. But, I could never use that thing because I had water going all over the place. Yikes!
Great video! More, more tips!🤗🤗🤗🤗🌹💕😇💜👀
Hey family!!! I truly appreciate this advice , it’s always a blessing to get advice from individuals who actually have experienced some things. I see nothing but great success for your family 💰🥰👔👠🏠🚘✈️ until next time ❤️🖤💚
This was very informative! Thank you for sharing beautiful people.
I think it's better to move when you know you're financially set. Without money it won't be easy
TH-cam Money True.
What about the secret wars going on there! Does it effect anyone? I've been reading alot about it. Do you know if it's true that there are wars going on there?
@@tet7497 i don't know about other African countries but there hasn't been any war in Ghana post independence
Thanks for sharing video may God bless you all enjoy life .
So happy I stumbled across your page you just gained a new subbie!!!!!
there are all great tips that i would echo HIGHLY!!!!! the bonus tip had me hollering though. i swear whenever i go out in accra or ANYwhere in the area really...if i am carrying a purse...it has (1) chapstick/lipstick (2) phone (3) money (4) BABY WIPES (5) HAND SANITIZER (6) TISSUE. the last 3 are most important. hahahaha i am not kidding you! you just never know when you will be able to get to a CLEAN and well equipped bathroom (unless you go to the mall or somewhere modern as they mentioned). lol i make sure to be fully hydrated before i go out (as to not drink too much where i need to use the restroom while im out), pee as much i can and then go out ... smh plan your pee/poop breaks accordingly. hahahaha cannot stress it enough. i cannot imagine how you manage with your young ones! =) thx for being honest and sharing, yall!
_BKay I could never live there until they get that bathroom situation up to par. I just can’t do it.
@@tracywalker244 its an inconvenience for sure! bt gh is such a great place it is minornin comparison to my overall experience/travels there. n u def shouldnt live ne where u wouldnt feel comfortable 😊
@@tracywalker244 that is a opportunity for those who have entepreneur mindset...u can start a chain of convinience toilet and charging some amount of money
Facts!
@@hamadymshalaba8692 agreed!! even if 1ghc, it would be fruitful esp w tourists and those traveling about who r not use to gh facilities n ways.
This is amazing! Thank you. I plan to retire to Ghana. I stayed in Ghana for three months and then, two months and love it there. My ex-husband was from Accra. What about dual citizenship?
What a beautiful family. I love her hair.
I am thinking about relocating to Tanzania and this video was so helpful. You have a beautiful family and I wish you all the best of luck.
Amazing! Did you relocate yet?
@@MsWander2222 not yet!
Great tips & Love the bonus tip. When me and my boys were in Thailand, we always had a roll of paper and antibacterial wipes. Gotta love countryside gas stations and of course the squatting toilets.
They seem so cool!
That song by LTD makes me feel home sick and I’m not even in Ghana. I would probably cry a lot because I’m very sentimental.
Why don't you guys help people to relocate. You have been there for a while now. You should be able to help people to find a place to stay and land to purchase. Setup a website to do this.
Great idea MikeG A!
I think they are working on that now
Sinatra Osm well spoken👌🏿!
@@sinatraonyewuchi wonderful dialogue. I totally concur.
MikeG A I have spent six months in Ghana. At some point in the future I shall start a business doing exactly what you are requesting.
I love their energy ‼️ thanks for sharing 💖
I’m glad I watch this video before I moved over there I was just on my way thank you so much for this information lifesaver