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As a seven or eight-figure investor or entrepreneur, you probably want to live in one of the safest low-tax countries in the world. So you can enjoy spending your wealth without no concerns about any crime.
Even if it’s just petty theft, it can ruin your day, especially if it is an expensive watch or piece of jewelry with sentimental value. You can buy the watch again, but it’s still annoying. If you live in a country where this sort of crime is prevalent, you will want to move to a safe country.
However, if your country has an epidemic of violent crimes like murder, you are likely to overlook petty theft in favor of a lower murder rate.
There are also countries full of abductions of people who can afford to pay for it, and you don’t want to live there. So, what should you do?
How can you ensure that your nomad family and your wealth are safe?
In this video, Andrew shares a lot of countries that are safer than the USA.
00:00 Start
00:37 Crime in the U.S.
02:50 Living in San Marino
02:52 Living in Saint Helena
02:55 Living in Monaco
03:12 Living in the Channel Islands
03:28 Is Singapore a Safe Country for Tourists?
03:39 Living in Luxembourg
03:43 Is Oman safe to visit now?
03:57 Is Indonesia Safe for Foreigners?
04:19 Crime in Canada
04:46 Is it safe to travel to Bali by yourself?
04:53 Is Dubai Safe For Travelers?
05:24 Switzerland Taxation
05:27 Crime in Slovenia
05:Crime in Italy
05:56 How Safe is China
06:00 Living in Bahrain
06:21 Is Spain Safe for Travelers?
06:30 Living in South Korea
06:54 The Top Ten Safest Countries In The World To Visit
12:30 What is the most dangerous country in the world?
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I am from Mexico and I lived more than 27 years in Chihuahua state, and I have never felt more unsafe than in Memphis, TN
I live in Naperville IL and have most of my life. I have had my car broken into so many times and my purse stolen out of my shopping cart. My neighbor behind me was murdered. I can’t wait to leave this country.
The fact that you can leave your purse in your shopping cart for even a nanosecond in America is still amazing to me. I am from Argentina and it would be stolen every time haha. People wear their backpacks on the front there, that's how bad stealing is. In fact my American husband and I have a codeword now, I tell him "Honey, wear you backpack on your front" and he knows we're in that kind of place. It didn't even work in Barcelona! He (was a marine!) was mugged on the Rambla anyway.
We left the Chicagoland area. Whereas there are pockets of safe areas, the surrounding areas are not.
Bu the sounds of your name, maybe an urish passport from a grandparent....... Cheers from Galway Bay ☘🍻
@@mynamename5172 I got mugged in a busy Madrid department store - a group of several people organized to corner me to steal my purse and they did - I had to get my ID redone that was a pain
Yep Spain is pretty bad for robberies. The Police are inert. (Pretty aggressive enforcing Covid passports and masks though 🤦♂️)
Andrew, Slovenia & Croatia are VERY safe. Can you please do a Nomad Capitalist analysis of those two countries and the future of the EU.
You must be a citizen to invest there. No?
I believe foreigners outside EU can invest. Not sure about UK. Maybe?
@@ashleyjohnson6437 friendly Americans are very well accepted in Serbia, I know some of them
To put it politely, criminality varies wildly in the U.S. depending on the demographics of the area in question.
@Abelard Lindsey, Please put it impolitely then, so that we all can better understand what you are attempting to convey. No more obfuscation and evasiveness were all adults here I believe…
@@Fat_Thor_Ate_Loki TH-cam censors a lot m8, just know this... 13% ... 54% How are these two related? It sure is a mystery!
The places to avoid are easy to identified.....
Its really certain people viewing other certain people in another way & thinking they are better then them….its pretty obvious……
@@ts2371 some people are better than other people. Humans will never be equal, never have been never will be, instead of trying to reject reality you should deal with it
Thank you, I am floored and I am from Canada, to see so many countries do better than us... eye-opening, just WOW!
Like anywhere it’s so variable by area … I’m in rural Manitoba and barely need to bother locking my doors, but go to parts of Winnipeg and it’s sketchy as heck
I used to love Vancouver… but the political left have turned it into a vile shithole in just 20 years.
I’m a Nevadan, but I have a Canadian acquaintance that refers to himself only as “Mr poopyButthole” I always thought Canadians were supposed to be nice, polite, genteel and well mannered, but I was quite alarmed and in for a major shock 😲!!! Poopy is always cranky and angry and shouting obscenities and seems to be perpetually in a drunken rage 😤. So my question as US American what the heck has happened to you guys In the great formerly nice & friendly white north Ehhh?!?
@@Fat_Thor_Ate_Loki Trudeau happened.
The country is run by a dangerous criminal
Knowing the area makes a big difference. I lived most of my life in Miami which left most of my relatives in other states fearing for my safety. The headlines were always full of murders but if you weren't involved in illegal activities you were probably safe from 98% of the mayhem. Other than that just use common sense about where you would go and which places to avoid after dark. I follow the news for the town where my friends reside in Ecuador and it's the same thing there, people get murdered every day, almost always related to illegal activities. My friends feel safe and take the same precautions I would here.
"I wanna be safe, I wanna go to sweden" made me chuckle
Malmo 🤦♂️
What do you mean?
@@sm3675 inviting in all those immigrants didn’t work out so well for Swedish people 🥴
@@misst350 especially the women. Isn't rape up 800% or so?
Not if you are a woman. My cousin lives in Sweden and she told it is getting bad there.
I've never felt more unsafe than St. Louis in the last 6-8 years. I actually thought I was getting shot at a gas station in December filling up my rental car before dropping off at the airport. There are NO safe areas near STL to fill up. I've been to some real 'perceived' dangerous places in the world and I'm a lot more comfortable in most countries around the world than I am in St. Louis, Detroit, etc.
Diversity is our strength! BLM
Couldn't have said it better myself. St Louis and Honduras are the two most dangerous place I've seen.
Detroit unsafe? Not anymore.
It's more of a ghost town.
Tell me the demographics of the people commiting these crimes
@@staypositive950 Part of BLM for sure
I have been to Tbilisi, Italy, Slovenia, Switzerland, Monaco, Montenegro, Serbia and Albania. All are good choices for very different reasons. As I get older a mild climate is more important and that's where Monaco, Montenegro, Albania and Italy truly shine. But again there are many considerations and to each his own.
Another factor to consider is medical freedom. Which countries are likely to have vaccine mandates and/or lockdowns in the future? Which countries allow you to import vitamin supplements if they are not available locally. Which countries allow most meds to be sold in chemist shops without need for prescription (like US and Canada)?
Eastern European countries. There was a move for people to get vaccinated in eastern europe, guess what, nobody cared and less than 30% (and these are false, inflated numbers) got vaxxed. I'm starting to think the biggest realists in the world are eastern europeans, whose motto is: trust nobody and nothing
Yes I'd like to know those things as well.
@Will Swift could only ever be for so long and limited numbers to delay inevitable
A video about where to invest in real estate for highest rental yields and low taxes would be geatly appreciated. Thanks for the awsome content andrew.
Yes! I concur with this. Please do this!!!
Long-term rentals or short-term rentals?
For absentee slumlords?
Highest yields ? They are associated with shitty areas, problem tenants and lower capital growth.
I think it’s worth avoiding high yield areas.😂
@@maxflight777 oh avoiding high yields areas?? ABSOLUTELY GREAT.If iam not managing the property and i ask for a big enough security deposit and i dont buy in a absolutely D- neighborhood i dont have a problem.Even if i have my yields will lower from high to medium yet i ll never be low.ALSO i shouldnt buy in a pro tenant country
Look forward to your daily videos, Andrew. You are prolific and most helpful. Many thanks
We appreciate that.
Wow you are a content machine. Interested how many of these you shoot in one day and how much time spent on production. Nice job btw!
Thank you sooo much for this info Andrew!!!
Our pleasure.
Great information, bit of an overload if anything. Extremely informative though. Thank you.👍
Australia is a nice country, but government and police sucks, and taxes are quite high
Australia is a laughing stock on the global stage,, It is a social experiment,, the only "country" in the world where the government founded the people.. Things are gonna get real communistic there soon.. The people are completely unaware.. They think they are a modern society above the problems of the past century.. they have opened the doors to communism and all its horrors.
worst country...corrupt govt and even more corrupt police. Overpriced and boring... it is fast becoming the CCP overflow... far better places to go spend your time and money.
Government and police suck anywhere. These always invite the worst kind of people.
Mahalo....Love from the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
OK this was my first video. Really appreciate your motivation to take a deep hard look at everything around me. This was very exciting. Enjoy your weekend to all.
Ali
I left my shopping list written on an empty envelope alone for a few seconds in my cart in a MIDWEST grocery store and it was swiped! They thought there was money in it! Like I would leave money unattended in my cart! I openly laughed at their stupidity but I needed that shopping list.
Maybe they were trying to get ideas for supper 🤣 yeah that's actually pretty shocking though 😳
I once had an empty contact lens stolen of the top of my bag,they thought is was a purse
Happy and safe in Shenzhen. Been here for more than 7 years and it’s super safe!
@@GamerFromJump Never been into one. Read my comment again and you should understand then.
I refuse!!! I reject your dogma utterly, throughly and completely 🤬
Nobody in their right mind would consider moving to China these days, for a variety of reasons.
Dayumn was helpful thx mate
It's not just murder, in Indonesia, Cambodia,m Vietnam, and especially Thailand your chances of dying in a traffic accident far exceed that of being murdered in the United States. In Thailand, driving is so insane and childish that it affects the quality of life. Accidents from shoddy electric work and construction are also common here. The heat in Southeast Asia is unbearable, especially around April, 40 Celsius with 60% humidity.
I was actually thinking of eventually moving to Asia,but heat is a big issue for me,I'd look for a country where its cheap to live,cold weather,good internet connection because thats how I make my living
@Oki Bangkok is the warmest city in the World. Phoenix actually gets hotter at times but it cools at night and certain times of the year. Bangkok seldom goes below 80 even at night and almost never below 70. The humidity is unbearable. Your air conditioner takes on the importance of a Heater in Alaska. There's good and bad, the warm evenings and nights are lovely but overall the heat lowers the quality of life especially with 60% humidity. All is SE Asia is like that.
@@okipo3443 There's always a way to survive in Asia. stay indoors between 11- 3 during the day. The other times it is still OK to go out for a walk. Like Malaysia, after raining it cools down quickly and it is not really that hot when you have breezes.
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💚Thank you… Nice list!🤗
Hello Alisa, glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you brother, you make the world a better place.
Loved this video, Andrew. You should do it again with 2022 numbers (they are already available and easily found) but then compare the 2018 numbers to the 2022 numbers, and talk about which ones are going in the "right direction". Might be fun if you put together your own spreadsheet with arrows on it and a column for each year. Maybe look at 3 different crime stats (homicide, burglary, rape).
Thats a really good idea :) hope they see it :)
it's more or less the same everywhere
and say if these stats. include domestic violence deaths? because if they do the risk is lower for visitors/migrants
I agree! Pre Covid and post Covid the world is a different place completely. Also places like El Salvador have completely changed.
I actually enjoy living in Uzbekistan, very safe , great food , extremely nice people
cost of life ??
Too cold
@@gikaradi8793 very cheap
@@nyunixguru no it isnt
Hello Kar
Greetings neighbor from kyrgyzstan
Vert safe too cheap peaceful good food
Thanks for your interesting videos. Stats are very dependent on what gets reported. Seems it is the norm for some places to sweep issues under the rug and not report crimes. That is how they can continue to attract people with money to their location. Just something to consider.
As a Mexican, I have to say that nowhere in this country is safe, not even the airports. Even landing in Mexico city represents a risk.
I find it extremely safe.
And they dont give out tourist visas for 180 days any more. And residence prices double. Stay away from Mexico!
Uh?
Not for me I am a badass murican
Dude why are you fear mongering. This is 100% false. I am a Mexican, live in Mexico City, have never once in my 40 years felt unsafe in Mexico. You are clearly not Mexican.
Great channel and fascinating overview of staying alive globally. Still wonder why folks would prefer an unfamiliar place to a familiar one, unless the threat to your safety was imminent at home. So, why move from a safe, familiar neighborhood in your home country to a safe, unfamiliar one in a foreign country? Maybe the higher tax you pay in you home country is the price of the familiarity you enjoy there. There almost always seems to be a vague unsettling feeling you get when in a foreign country no matter how beautiful, culturally rich, and socially active it might be. What this means to me is that a person would have to have an extremely strong incentive to move away from home. Definitely appreciate AH making us aware of the personal safety side of global nomadism.
Its tough cause you gotta look at the safety, the food supplies, the energy supplies and the culture... big filters there
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you have to come to visit Syria and see how its cheap and safe actually , the vibe looks like Georgia some how
Really
If you could do a "where NOT to get robbed" that would be very much appreciated please
🇯🇵 Japan
Singapur
As a Mexican I would say this: Mexico is relatively safe if you blend in, but if you like nice things, say drive a Mercedes, that puts a target in your back no matter where you live. You have to be very discreet to live here.
In my experience,looking average to low income is a big rule to abide to anywhere on the planet,scammer and leeches leave you alone
Being born and having grown up in Medellín/Colombia in the 80’s and 90’s with Pablo Escobar and all that (back when it was the most dangerous city on the planet) as a kid/teenager I kind of started finding it normal to be in constant danger of shootings, kidnappings, robberies, car bombs, etc, at some point it all becomes as normal as breathing. Fast forward 20 years living in the boring/peaceful Netherlands, it’s kind of insane to think I used to find all of that normal, I’m glad about the insane safety levels of my life these days. It’s also weird though that every time I travel back to Colombia my mind instantly switches back to that “used to danger” mode and finding it normal.
That is interesting.. What other skill have you got hidden from yourself?
@@whaledog9236 sensing robbers/thugs around me without having even confirmed it with my own eyes
Lived in PR. They killed three guys with machine guns just across the road and yes it was a very good area. Most of crime drug related though super violent. Also lived in MI but weather was to bad, Brazil quite unsafe many people I knew got mugged in the 18 months I was there. UK, was good and now Portugal, nothing happens here. Uruguay is very cool if you go to Punta del Este the Saint Tropez of South America.
Where about in Brazil where you?
You simply can’t beat Portugal.
You have to thank the hard working Police here.
@@elissb4059 SP very good areas but people still had to travel at times
Im from PR and yes this is very true, PR is a hot spot and constantly overlooked when talking about crime. Puts other "dangerous" places to shame. Wayyy more dangerous than Mexico, since its usually 1,200 - 1,500 murders a year being just a 100mile wide island. Mexico is safer than many US cities and its given a bad reputation by US State Dept since Mexico is taking all tourism from the US.
@hi Yes
“Living their best life “ he’s got a great sense of humor, on the low. 😊
Can you make a video about nordic countries? Which one has better incentives to live as nomad capitalist?
The Headline is fantastic lol !!
What are your thoughts on the recent election in Colombia and do you think it will effect you?
Hi Andrew could you make a video on your thoughts on Petro winning the Colombian elections please?
In low tax Wyoming 2 out of three citizens provide their own security. :)
The next Venezuela coming up
Thank you for this interesting information. It would be good to know what percentage of the people who were killed where local and how may where foreigners. I guess such statistics are not available.
This really makes sense why Andrew denounced the US one!!LOL
Thank you so much sir but if you include about volcanos, typhoon, tsunami, earthquake, good food, cheap, beautiful, investment opportunities, house maid service, low tax with little crime together, maybe Cambodia is one of the best choices.
I check 2022 list
It did have Uruguay at 12 (I'm surprised)
The USA at 5
Philippines was 6.5
And where I reside kyrgyzstan 2.2 (yaaayyy) and we have flat income tax, 10% corporation tax flat 10%
Cheap healthy food too
Very clean
Monaco, dubai and cayman islands top the list
Always like ur content and got what I want🌬️💤
Glad to hear that.
@@nomadcapitalist me too after ur video
Hi Andrew, I would be curious to know where Brazil is at on this list? Thank you
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From what I've seen,its best to avoid it
I'm from Illinois , an yes cross it off the list of safe places
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Epic title. Love your humor.
how do you transfer wealth if you move out of America, my understanding is you have to still pay American taxes if you move overseas.
Been working in Bulgaria (company moved for tax reasons). One of the best places to be in Europe right now. Language is tough but the environment is getting more western by the day. Also 0% capital gains tax for EU/EEA regulated securities markets!
Countries with the less wars, can you please a do video about it?
You look very good in taupe. Dark brilliant royal blue would also compliment you.
I want to know where is the best-cost living for a digital nomad, I want to spend the least as possible and have the basic need fulfilled
Malaysia is my first option for sure!
People visit Capetown, mistakenly thinking it’s safer than Johannesburg. It’s not and it needs ultra high levels of caution, even in the daytime.
Agreed.
Two weeks ago a guy got shot at a place I have breakfast often an upmarket restaurant in upscale area in Johannesburg.They walked in used a silencer and killed the guy a foreigner with UAE residency. The guys " walked out" didn't run and got away! Next day the restaurant was OPEN just another day! Cape Town is beautiful but just as dangerous too.
@NostaIgia I came back here from Malta last November for the Summer here in SA and sort out some business issues. Plan to return back to Europe indefinitely. No I will only come back here for holidays with friends but I wasted enough of my life living behind high walls, 24/7 security, panic buttons, and panic rooms it's not living.
I wonder if some of the data for the really small countries is very easily skewed by a single bad year, just because one person is so much higher a percentage of the population. Just have trouble imagining St. Kitts & Nevis being that dangerous. Never been there though so no experience of it.
LIES!!! 🤬
Hey Nomad, have you researched Oman and Bahrain?
come to Trinidad and Tobago
what about Colombia, are you leaving Bogota?
Colombia just elected a far leftwing government. They will become another Venezuela.
Thanks Andrew, I was about to sell my house and move to Sudan or Syria thanks to your video 🤣 BUT....
1. I know middle class expats who have recently lived in Colombia, Mendoza in Argentina, Bulgaria and Mexico City. The common denominator is you have a bullseye on your back for panhandling and property crime. As an expat. good luck calling the police in any of these places if you are robbed , threatened or in a car accident. My friend in Argentina had to routinely bribe the police just to come out. Each of them feels safer overall in the USA.
2. Remember, Andrew works with multi millionaires. As a middle class expat, you will not likely be much safer based on where and how you live overseas.
Murder? If someone doesn't live in the inner city or is involved in drugs, chances of getting murdered or shot in the USA become less than miniscule. Yes, the current admin is soft on crime and pandering for votes, but the overwhelming majority of expats are safer in USA.
3. Andrew does not account for more countries are electing leftist govts, such as Colombia recently, who are inward looking and contributing to xenophobic, less expat friendly sentiment.
I could go on but I'm getting carpal tunnel 😁 This channel does have good content but this video has no context , outdated data and looks at murders ina vaccum.
No shit Bahrain's "safe". They'll chop your hand off if you steal a chocolate.
They got a good incentive to be a good law abiding citizen
I just knew that George Gammon was a daredevil, living in Columbia!!!!!
Australia is very safe and most of the largest companies legally pay little or no tax.
South Korea isn’t as safe for foreign women right now, by the looks of it.
If you stay away from nightclubs, bars, etc., it's a VERY safe country.
USA isn't safe for women anymore...
@@pinetworkminer8377 That's good to know :)
What happens at bars and clubs to woman if you want to share? Is this only a problem for foreign woman?
for monaco or san marino any homicide would mean an absurd bad rating; they never maintain 100k inhabitants and any case would multiply
Excuse me sir Philippines included "The Top Ten Safest Countries In The World To Visit"
I don't even feel safe in my own country 😅😅.....
It’s not a country, but the lovely scenic Island of Tristan Da Cunha is absolutely safe crime wise. No one even locks their doors there. In fact the only thing likely to kill you on the island is the boredom. 🥱
What are your thoughts on North Cyprus
You are a smart man
Is Davao Philippines safe?
Context is everything. Nationwide rates of anything isn't terribly relevant. You need to get granular to figure out if an area is suitable for living in. We live 30 minutes east of Atlanta. I don't worry about crime much at all because we don't really have any. 15 minutes closer to the city and crime goes up quite a bit. 30 minutes+ and South Atlanta is a whole other ball game, getting close to the south side of Chicago, in terms of murder and general violent crime.
His comments on New Zealand had me laughing: $NZ3,000,000 for a shack! That's why we can't move back home to be closer to family. That and the fact that it is becoming a totalitarian shit hole, full of socialists and docile emasculated men.
Going forward, personal freedoms is going to be the currency that I, my wife and a lot of other commonsense people will care about. If the country embraced stripping freedom of movement and threatened your livelihood in order to get mystery juice in you, then I'm out. New Zealand and Australia are dead to me.
Do you have any suggestions for seniors that only speak English and Japanese?
Japan sounds good
Maybe Mont Kiara in KL, Penang, Malaysia...has a sizeable Japanese expat community in those places
According to numbeo Taiwan is top-3 most safe country in the world (other two are Qatar and UEA), but in terms of domestic criminality, not geopolitical dangers.
Do NOT travel there!!
Yeah lived there 4 month, the only danger is when you park your car in front of someone property, they get on edge. Very safe for sure, face mask everywhere though you won't see anyone. Not that I wore one but it s annoying, especially learning a language without the ability to read the lips. Mandarin is hard enough
@@bepreparedforwhatscoming4975 Why?
Taiwan will be the next Ukraine.
@@whaledog9236 The China / Taiwan has always been like this my wife grew up with this. The only thing that changed is how the media talks about it.
Really can vary on a micro level, for example North Bogota is safer than any black neighbourhood in the US or UK.
If you include the time I was in the Golan heights and reached my hand outside the barbed wire technically my forearm has-been to Syria...anyways nice list
The name......Turks and Caicos.......Always makes me smile:) Peace,
Lay off the heavy marajuana use Eric…it’s not good for you 😮💨💨 🤪🥴😵
do these stats. include domestic violence deaths? because if they do the risk is lower for visitors/migrants
What about Peru?
JUST QATAR IRAN TAJIKISTAN UAE AND TURKEY
Sounds like a blast! ;D
Don't be cocky, use common sense, don't step on someone's toes, that should keep you safe anywhere.
People are obsessed with "not getting killed" like they are so important that someone would actually go after them to kill them..
I'm much more worried regarding the government, they are killing you slowly, every day a little bit!
Hardly, there are places in the US where white people are randomly murdered with no motive beyond being white. St. Louis is a prime example and anywhere near the airport is high risk.
@@gaijinsan5809 what you mentioned goes under the "use common sense" category. I've been to bad parts of St. Louis and I'm white, so obviously I wasn't killed if I'm writing comments here.
Contrary to popular belief from the news boogeyman, not many people are that insane to kill you and risk a life sentence for you just being white or black or anything else. But in case you find yourself in such an sketchy area, use common sense trough observation and get out of there asap.
What a stupid comment. How dare people are "obsessed" with wanting to survive...🤣🤦
And since when do you get killed because you are "important"? 🤦
@@mirabella2154 Speaking of stupid, the correct sentence would be "How dare people BE obsessed with wanting to survive?"
Therefore, I don't see any point of starting a discussion with you regarding why important people are a greater target.
I honestly don't know how you survived till now, you must've gotten the looks only, because the brain is missing.
Cheers!
@@osmaks1518 Damnit All TO HELL!!! I am way too Young and way way too Good Looking to die at this Time!!! To put it in easily understandable terms…I’m too Sexy for this Country! So stick that where the Sun don’t shine Osama! 🤬
One issue is when Putin, and his buddy in Belarus are done with Ukraine which country or countries will they invade next, and where will they stop or be stopped? I don't think anyone wants to buy property or move to a country only to have it invaded. This brings into question Georgia, and neighboring countries along with the Balkans.
Don’t worry, Ukraine will stop this dude’s
Honestly,I wouldn't invest in any country in Europe near Russia,Hungary,Serbia
@@user-qv8ok2wt7c Ukraine literally running out of live bodies to stop Russia.
I've been asking for more than a year on a video about dangerous low tax countries 🙃
I'd like to see one on dangerous high tax countries.....
Your "implied math" is incorrect and misleading. Especially regarding Switzerland. The minimum wage in Switzerland is about $ 20.00 per hour. Which is nothing.
It is an average of $ 40,000 to $ 48,000 per year, with SOME overtime, if they are allowed to work it. The tax rate is about 11.5 % in Federal taxes and an average of 36 % to 38 % in Cantonal taxes. That is about 49 % in annual taxes. In a country where the average rent for a one bedroom apartment is $ 1,300 to $ 1,600 per month.....about $ 19,200 per year.
So, the "Net Income" is about...$ 24,000 per year and out of that comes $ 19,000 per year just in rent - - before utilities and.....FOOD. Don't even think the Swiss have it easy. They do not.
They work very hard for an average "less than middle class" lifestyle.
after getting robbed and assaulted in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico Safety is bar none a the highest of priorities for a destination
Terrible tourist town
No murders in Jersey? Didn’t you watch Bergerac?
Yeeees feel very Safe in South Africa...
But it is far from safe …
Which states in America are the least safe and why? If you remove those states, what does America's ranking look like? "Awaken with jp" brought up more details. Removing Chicago alone makes America far less dangerous!
Yesterday the statistics came out on this and the 9 red states that are pro-gun have the highest murder rates.
@@2cartalkers Removing Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, St Louis and Philadelphia puts the USA at rank 189, with the 3rd lowest murder rate in the world. Not to play partisan politics, the point is, due to gang activity, especially in Chicago, Detroit and Philadelphia, the ranking is skewed badly. It's probably the same for other countries.
Any Democrat city is unsafe. The mentalities caused by the Democrat culture has made youths extremely violent. BLM and antifa torched many areas of multiple cities over a false dead god, George Floyd. Commiefornians voted to make theft virtually legal if it's less than $1,000 and many businesses are leaving. Leftism is dangerous and needs to be eradicated by any means. Enough of the BS of tolerance.
@@upstar21t Hmm tell that to the children killed in Uvalde, Texas and the hundreds before them like Sandy Hook. We in the USA have become like ostriches with our heads buried in the sand. Denial is NOT a river in Egypt.
@@upstar21t you forgot Baltimore
On a first glance, one notes South Korea as a First World country. It takes a long time to notice its cons and it takes an even longer time to notice its hidden pros.
Some of the examples of hidden pros:
-South Korea has a good medicare system, and it's not expensive especially when compared to the United States.
-South Korea is one of the safest countries in the world. This comes to a shock to many because of North Korea. The United States is safe outside the major cities. In the major cities of the United States, people don't want to hang around in the streets at night for too long. People have no worries staying out at night in the South Korean cities even in the Seoul Metropolitan Area where the population is over 26 million.
-Many of the old first generation Korean-Americans have returned to South Korea because of the two above. Many of the first generation emigrated to the US during the early 1980s when South Korea was still in its developing nation status. South Korea's living standards improved since then.
-I moved to South Korea during the 1980s when I was a kid. So far, I witnessed only two recessions here. South Korea recovered from the first one (called the 1997 Asian financial crisis) within a year. South Korea endured the Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2008 pretty well. This was when many expats moved to South Korea. Currently, South Korea is facing another recession due to the pandemic, events outside of South Korea, and the way the previous South Korean administration handled South Korea's economy. The current administration is trying to remedy this.
-Despite being a small country, South Korea has plenty of nature to visit.
-Although South Korea's summers are usually hot and humid, this time it's not experiencing the extreme hot weathers that North America and Europe are now facing.
-South Korea has a lot of attractions. A lot of it didn't exist when I moved to this country. Many more are expected to be built in the future.
Thank you for taking the time to do that write-up. That is the kind of information that someone cannot just "google" Cheers mate.
Yes for the most part but only because I live near a police station :)
You're talking about Thailand, but it says Taiwan in the video. 🤔
UAE hands down
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Safety can be subjective! I lived in Singapore for 2.5 years and I’ve never felt so unsafe! While there may be not much Murder it is a very scary Police state. I’ve lived in UAE too and that is the safest place I have lived with such a family oriented Government & communities!
Based on this list. What is the cheapest to live for a family,& has the least natural disasters?
Certainly not New Zealand. They have a fault line through and a catastrophic earthquake 300 years over due.
Christchurch in the South Island had a devastating earthquake
about 2004 they are still rebuilding. The government is fascist totalitarian with the elite Maori agendas causing division. A white Caucasian has no future in NZ.
Government and criminals are the same.
Batumi is getting same
Higher crime? Really? I felt really safe in Georgia you could walk around at 3 a.m.
@@ChicSheikh What region in Georgia? Tblisi?
@@pinetworkminer8377 Either, Batumi felt even safer.
You don't have to live with in the foreign country in order to get your established business or company there, in order to get these tax breaks.
Why not?
This video is hilarious.
So let me get this straight: "murder rates" are uniform across all countries according to you? Certain areas of a given country don't have a much higher proportion of the total murders than other areas (Ex. New York City vs Albany in the USA or Tijuana vs Chihuahua in Mexico)?
And Syria just might be a better place to consider living than the USA because they have a lower murder rate?? Should I not take into account that the Syrian civil war, the second deadliest war in the 21st century, is still raging unabated!?
And what about the fact that many of the countries you highlighted as having low murder rates have some of the lowest rankings on the Human Freedom Index, a composite measurement of levels of both personal and economic freedom which includes such trivialities as freedom of speech, religion and the press, freedom to get a divorce, impartial and fair courts, and freedom to prosper financially without intervention from the government or economic authority.
(Most Middle Eastern and African countries are ranked near the bottom of this index by the way, with Syria coming in dead last.)
Thank you for saying this. I wrote something similar. Andrew seems not to care about these issues at all.
That's why I don't go to London....