Thanks for posting. Very interesting. I am glad to see that Georgia continues to build a future. I lived there on and off during three years about ten years ago. It is easy to fall in love with Georgia, wonderful and hospitable people, beautiful capital and country side, great culture.
Very nice video, I'm thinking of living in the Caucasus region because it seems very peaceful, quiet and beautiful. This video helps to tell a lot of things that we must know before moving to Georgia. I appreciate this video a lot!
Thanks for positive video:) One more thing i would like to add about investment is that, Georgia has free trade agreements with EU and China so product made in Georgia can go tax free to these countries, also as i heard government is actively working on USA to have the same regime
@@someting9205 i mean the agricultural business would carry the economy on itself but just imagine what oil would do with it too. idk I still have the idea that there might be oil there.
Hello! We are considering Georgia as an option to live. We are both from the IT area, we are programmers working remotely. Your videos are great, a lot of help and inspiration! Greetings from Brazil
@@MuzzaHukka actually I found out a lot of the stuff about "Europe being better than the US" is a lie made up by people it's embarrassing to see my comment again but I'm from 🇺🇲 😎👍
Yes, I really do because I am thinking about a friendly an inexpensive place to relocate. Now Georgia should be on the top of my list of possibilities.
I have friends n baby live in Georgia as Americans. Hubby has a biz . They have a nanny , they luv it .plus they are vacinated. They luv it as they live in the old part of Georgia. They say it is beautiful.
Very good information about Georgia and they give one year Visa renewal is really nice. It's an opportunity to do small business.in Georgia. Thanks Sir and I will watch all your viddeos for about Georgia.
Very informative video, not only from a personal standpoint, but from a professional one too. Things here in the states REALLY suck. If I had some extra cash, I would choose to invest in agriculture. Everyone needs to eat and drink, all of which comes from the ground. It is back to basics for us. Keep up the great work. XOXOXO from Chicago.......a very rough place to live in this day and age.
Hey buddy, I live in New York and plan on moving back to Tbilisi. I think with agriculture, you gotta look into it a bit more carefully. I read somewhere, few years back that Georgia stopped selling agricultural land to foreign investors.
Thank you! This is so helpful! I’m curious, do you think the people in Georgia have a friendly disposition toward Americans? We are really interested in this place for our future.
Subscribed and enjoying your videos. Can you tell us the shops you are visiting, which part or area of Tbilisi is this? And then when you are seated outdoors and telling us the pros and cons, whereabouts in Tbilisi are you in that scene? Also perhaps names of streets we are seeing? Tks, keep it up!
Glad you liked the video, the ice cream shop is loca polare it's in rustaveli St, near rustaveli Metro station and the street where are the vegetables and the market is dzmebi Kakabadzeebi St also near to rustaveli Metro station. I'm living in this are for the last 3 years
Hello! thanks so much for the video. I wanted some information about moving there. Any suggestions for 2 Americans looking to resettle in beautiful Tbisili ??? Thanks in advance.
+Nomad Entrepreneur Mr Hossam, is it safe to purchase a piece of property in Batumi online without being physically present over there? Many thanks! Madlob!
Nomad Entrepreneur I see. Thank you, Mr Hossam. So, I should view the place physically first. Need I hire a lawyer for the transaction, or can I trust the agency?
Nomad Entrepreneur Oh I see. I thought you only did business start-up consultations, etc. I didn’t know you assisted with property purchases as well. Many thanks, Mr Hossam! Do you do cheap property purchases though, cause I am planning to purchase an apartment under 30K USD?
nice video. I was wondering if there are opportunities to buy country houses and land in Georgia? If so, are there any good property sites with such offerings? Thanks
You said agriculture is a good area to invest in but I heard the government doesn't allow foreigners to buy agricultural land. So what is the way. I am an IT specialist but planning to retire early and open agriculture research center , mainly raise bees in modern hives to produce allergy suppressant honey that helps people with asthma. I have experience in that field that I inherited from my father and grandfather. For this purpose , I need to have land in an agricultural area with lots of fields with flowery plants. What is the best way to do that? This video is 3 years old, anything changed since then that helps in that situation?
A lot of Questions Ed! I will be making a weekly live video to answer all the questions we receive during the week. Thursday 13 GMT is our weekly meeting time :) See you there
Nice 👍🏻 video, very informative. Would really love to meet u when I and my family vist George. Will love not only vist, but contact u to help us get the recommended document we need as a family to live and set up our business in Georgia 🇬🇪. I and my husband has been watching and following ur videos. Your really doing a great job. Will keep u posted when we’re coming to Georgia 🇬🇪. Thanks 🙏 and God bless you 🙌🏻🥂😍👍🏻.
Looking into moving to Tblisi at the end of this year. Will need an apartment probably in Vera or Vake areas 1 bedroom single male age 68... Looking into starting a biz to.. Also how to meet expats in the area as well as where to meet the local Georgian women, malls, cafe's, etc,....Thank You, great video by the way...
Hi, thank you. Important info here. Can I have few questions? Can I get electronics, like Raspberry pi, transistors, electrical components in Georgia? Is there a developed industry, like prototyping, CNCs and so on? As a resident of EU, can I apply for a job should I need one (I won't, I am just asking), in high demand profession (senior programmer)? Will they eat me if I am non-believer in any religion? What if I don't drink alcohol? How is pot in Georgia? I smoke lots of pot. Can I bring my dog over, German shepherd, and my bees? Is my driver's licence valid in Georgia? How is healthcare for a foreigner? How much is beef? We pretty much only eat beef, me and my dog.
A lot of Questions Jan! I will be making a weekly live video to answer all the questions we receive during the week. Thursday 13 GMT is our weekly meeting time :) See you there
Hi hossam , if I put in a luxury car repair shop in Tbilisi would I have much competition ? Also would rather rent a place at first before I actually buy a place. Will it be difficult to find a workshop to rent?
Reasons of genuine economic substance are becoming more pressing on foreign entrepreneurs, who are now required to put down roots, and become tax resident! Temporary residency, registration of a Turkish or Mexican home address with the authorities, and opening a commerce operation; yet the benefit in Turkey and Mexico is a path to citizenship! Low costs, but high tax for a five year period to make your case for citizenship; these are the price of geographic diversity of risks! Keep up the great work! / / \ \ Since this recording, the restrictions have become more onerous and tight!
I'm a web application developer ( a software engineer ), I was wondering if it is easy to find a job there in Georgia? Also is knowing English enough to communicate with people and co-workers?
Heard that farmlands are only for Georgian citizens to own. Is it true? How easy it is to get a resident permit? Are they any minimum time required to spend in Georgia to maintain the resident permit?
I just want to move somewhere where the rent cheap and people are nice I hate rude people especially here in Indiana we're so close to Illinois and Illinois you know there's so many people killed in Illinois it's ridiculous especially the high taxes so hopefully this video can help me make up my decision or to move but hopefully it's going to be Georgia
Your video is totally convincing. Perhaps too good to be true!!. You definitely have a love affair with Georgia. For many years I have contemplated moving to Bulgaria, or south of france. However, Georgia has always been at the back of my mind. I have not visited the country unfortunately, but i read a lot about it. I would have two goals... small business and retirement. is there a good real estate website on Georgian property? Would it be still warm and favourable weather if i visit Georgia, tiblisi in October? Great video. I just came across your channel and i look forward to watching your other videos on georgia.
is there any raw vegan resturants ? is it hard to get ecological / bio grown vegetables fruits and other grocerys ? there dont seems to be so many natural blond girls there ?
Any word on when/if Georgia is opening again? We are American, but they only let Americans in coming direct from America. And they have so many restrictions. Including no border visa runs anymore. Ugh! I love Georgia.
Most Georgians understand English . I rarely hear the Russia language spoken . ... most Goergians over 35 are fluent in Russian...most under 20 do not. English is now the preferred 2nd language here. There is plenty of English signage and inscriptions through out the country.
8:52-8:55: I know I'd feel at home in Georgia when I see stray dogs on the street; born in a small Indian town, I kind of grew up with them :) Thanks for your video though - quite informative!
John Salvador there are three or four biggest insurance companies where you can purchase medical insurance, for about 40 $ you can buy one with quite good coverage
Thank you for the information. I am planning to come there, as my twin sons are coming to study Medicine in Tbilisi. I am a yoga teacher from India. Could you please suggest as a Yoga Teacher to be in Georgia, how would that be ? Please reply.
There are many Yoga teachers in Tbilisi. I can't give an advice on this without doing a market analysis. If you need my help visit and schedule a call: Nomadentrepreneur.io/business-consultation/
I have heard that a con in Georgia is that there are many dogs and dog poop everywhere so you need to be careful where to walk. It is a big problem throughout. Is there any truth to this?. I ask about this as I am looking forward to moving there
How very tacky it is to move to a place and then complain about it. Just leave if you don’t like it, but lots of us love it (and honestly so many people moved here in the last 30 years it would help if a few would leave).
@nomad Entrepreneur Sir, please make a video on life of georgian students and what kind of part time job are available for them??? I'm writting from Bangladesh.
I am interested to buy a property in georgia but not in a city or town. Agriculture land or a farm is my target. Up to now I could not find any information about that. Do you know somebody who have experience with that
@@0devildante0 I was just organizing everything when Georgia has shut down everything. They kept boundary so closed and the behavior of the government is a kind of strange when it comes to buy land in the countryside. I was ones on the Embassy for get a clear answer. What I found out for sure, Foreigners are not allowed to buy agriculture land. There is a kind of residence category you can buy but small areas with buildings only. I am looking in other countries with more stable rules and regulations. When this corona trouble is over I am planning to make a trip along the Mediterranean see from Italy towards east. No destination jet. Portugal has also a lot of agricultural land on the market but I don’t like the mentality there.
Good day just subcribed been watching alot of the videos just wanted to ask i understood that a few banks offer fixed deposit rates of up to 10% interest having said that will it be ok to live there on 1600 lari for 2 people per month? Please let me know the standard of living on that
Its possible and you can live for this money, but you should own apartment and be healthy:) food, taxes, and transportation is cheapest here, for example, 50 sqm apartment, expenses would be, around 150 lari, gas, water, internet, electricity, bus and metro prices are less than 1 lari, 5 km travel with taxi would cost about 5 lari
@Jurie it's possible to live with 1600 LARI but it won't be an easy life. Because about 1000 LARI will go for rent and bills. 600 LARI could be enough for food if you will cook yourself in home. So it won't be an easy life.
Hello, thank you for all the info you give to us. I have a question about Visa tourist. We all know that as european citizen we have 1 year VISA for free, but here is my question: For example, I come to Georgia and I am here 1 year, after that I leave Georgia and I stay in my country (Spain) for 3 or 4 months. My question is: after that if I go to Georgia again, Will I get 1 year tourist visa?? Thanks in advance.
@@metaldetectingtoursgeorgia7835 Yes I knew that but the problem now is how to get there. This stupid pandemic dont let you move to anyway. It is a completly a nightmare because my plan was going to Georgia from Spain by car, and right now that is impossible, I would have to cross so many countries each country has diferent rules, even more Spain is in the black list. Also the border Turkey-Georgia is close if you are coming from Turkey. I feel impotence for not being able to do anything.
@@1982nauj Yes flying is the only option, there are flights from the Uk with Turkish Air to Tbilisi but not sure who else fly's there. We are in the same predicament as I'm just about to move to Georgia in the next month or so. Good luck!
Thank you hossam for your Informative video. But Can I ask you what do you think about Georgian People?, I heard from a lot of my friends that they experienced some sort of racism especially because they look middle eastern and some of them are Muslims. I would like to hear your thoughts about this issue!. Thanks
Ive never experienced any sort of racism, however i know some people who are suffering from some behaviors of their neighbors. watch this video, will tell you more th-cam.com/video/5Mnic-vrnZo/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzGI3AuLQvgqVhZUnp4AaABAg
Georgians are not like Middle Eastern people, and there are no Muslims. Although racism is present specifically to those representatives who look like Middle Eastern, such as Persians and Turks, because Georgians fought with them all their history, they do not like Muslims if there are a lot of them
@@johanneskatch4162 that's a political game, they have to chose a side and Georgian government chose the side of azeri Government, the people tho is something different completely, that's why I was asking about the every day Georgians not the politicians.
If I arrive to Georgia with a one way flight, am I going to be deported back to my home country? I got deported when I arrive to Europe and that’s because I don’t have a visa
Georgia is welcoming cryptocurrency investors. its allowed to buy and sell through paybox machines in the streets. I know some people who are working in this business
@@NomadEntrepreneur in your videos you have talked about all kinds of investing and running a business. I think that it would be a good idea to also cover running a bitcoin farm there.
Im an american with this knowledge....the list is, Cambodia (business 6 month renewable visa), Vietnam (1 year renewable visa), Thailand (visa runs but they crack down now), Phillipines (visa run), South Korea (surprisingly, visa run every 3 months is accepted), Georgia (1 year free renewable), Armenia (6 month free renewable), Albania (1 year free renewable), Mexico (6 month,visa runs are accepted) there are more like Ecuador and some others. Can live in all those countries pretty well for 1000 a month but have to be smart
Everyone has different tastes? For a strict $1000 budget? To me Georgia and the Ukraine are appealing especially with the climate, but are a long haul to the U.S.? A flight from SFO to Manila will whip your ass, and not nearly as far? You could get by fine in Mexico, and easily run back to the states for friends, or whatever for cheap flights? Colombia has caught my attention, as well as Nicaragua.
Hello, i always watch your video here, and subscribe your channel already, i want to ask if ever i want to put up business in georgia, like restaurant, do you think its good ideal business to put?
Hello Marl, any kind of business in the 3 main sectors that I talked about is fine. However, Planing the business carefully is essential. Let's meet when you come to Georgia!
This might sound like an odd question. Is it usual to find folk dancing and singing lessons in Georgia? I'm planning to move to a foreign country for 6 months. As an aspiring singer , I would like to learn new techniques. I been thinking of Georgia, Azerbaijan or Kazakhstan.
Definitely Bianca there are many classes for folk and Georgian traditional dancing. Georgia should be on the top of your list and don't forget to invite me whenever you are going to sing in Tbilisi ♥️
Thanks for posting. Very interesting. I am glad to see that Georgia continues to build a future. I lived there on and off during three years about ten years ago. It is easy to fall in love with Georgia, wonderful and hospitable people, beautiful capital and country side, great culture.
Thank you for watching Dr. Johnson ♥️
Hello pleas am living in UAE 🇦🇪 and I want to move to Georgia I want to know more can I get your contact
Very nice video, I'm thinking of living in the Caucasus region because it seems very peaceful, quiet and beautiful. This video helps to tell a lot of things that we must know before moving to Georgia. I appreciate this video a lot!
“Peaceful”
@@throwaways3043 If there was no Russia then probably Georgia would be like 1st place to go in Europe, it’s cheap.
Yes it’s very peaceful, chaos protests and wars are laws of the caucasus
How has life as a foreigner in Georgia been impacted by the conflict in Ukraine?
Thanks for positive video:)
One more thing i would like to add about investment is that, Georgia has free trade agreements with EU and China so product made in Georgia can go tax free to these countries, also as i heard government is actively working on USA to have the same regime
That's true, thank you for this valuable information
What that mean tho?
WokeUp InAJet it means that if you have factory and producing TVs in Georgia you can export them to EU and China without tax
Interesting video, Georgia does have rich soils, the government should invest more in agricultural infrastructure.
Totally agree
and I still think that there is a lot of oil hidden in georgian side of caucasus since in WW2 hitler attacked caucasus for the “ton of oil”
@@g_t3025 no wtf man?
@@NomadEntrepreneur i would like private companies handle food production instead.
@@someting9205 i mean the agricultural business would carry the economy on itself but just imagine what oil would do with it too. idk I still have the idea that there might be oil there.
I never heard about this country before, I just found it few days ago and I think I like it more day by day
I love your video. I started crying middle way through it because the music was sad. But other than that man great stuff! I'd like to move to Georgia.
Thanks for sharing. Georgia has been on my radar for a while now to relocate.
You should!
what an excellent well informed video, i am planning to relocate to Georgia next year and will check out your other videos. Thank you, Kevin
Thanks Kevin, hope you find the other videos useful)
well? Did it happen?
Thank you! I actually am friends with a foreign exchange student from Georgia. Really neat!
Hello! We are considering Georgia as an option to live. We are both from the IT area, we are programmers working remotely. Your videos are great, a lot of help and inspiration! Greetings from Brazil
Thanks Vania for your sweet words ❤️
@@kingadjust5422 where are you based
@@MuzzaHukka actually I found out a lot of the stuff about "Europe being better than the US" is a lie made up by people it's embarrassing to see my comment again but I'm from 🇺🇲 😎👍
@@kingadjust5422 Europe is better for personal development than the US.
@@MuzzaHukka could you explain how is personal development better than the US 😎👍
I am in tbilisi last six month.Nice country and nice people. Very helpful.
Hi. Can you tell me if I can visit there can easily find a job..
@@zeeshoootv4505 not really, it take some Times. Better try to do some business.
What is your name..
What are you doing recently..
Which type business I can start there with low investment..
@@zeeshoootv4505 +995 555279511/ call me Whatsapp
nice video❤ I am from georgia.I love my country❤❤❤
Very interesting video! It helped me a lot about what I needed to know about Georgia..
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, I really do because I am thinking about a friendly an inexpensive place to relocate. Now Georgia should be on the top of my list of possibilities.
did you learn Georgian while you were there for 3 years?
I have friends n baby live in Georgia as Americans. Hubby has a biz . They have a nanny , they luv it .plus they are vacinated.
They luv it as they live in the old part of Georgia. They say it is beautiful.
And I really appreciate your detailed explanation about Georgia.
Very good information about Georgia and they give one year Visa renewal is really nice. It's an opportunity to do small business.in Georgia. Thanks Sir and I will watch all your viddeos for about Georgia.
Love your channel. So glad I found you :) You're doing a great job.
Thank you so much!
Great video. Very helpful. Just subbed.
Very pertinent information and delightful to listen to. I enjoyed this very much.
Thanks William for watching.
2 Questions: 1. How did you find the weather in May and June? and 2. Is English widely spoken in Tbilisi?
May and June weather tends to be warm. English is widely spoken among young people from the age of 18 to 35.
Old peoples speaks russian
bubsi is cheap
Very informative video, not only from a personal standpoint, but from a professional one too. Things here in the states REALLY suck. If I had some extra cash, I would choose to invest in agriculture. Everyone needs to eat and drink, all of which comes from the ground. It is back to basics for us. Keep up the great work. XOXOXO from Chicago.......a very rough place to live in this day and age.
Thank you, really appreciate it
Hey buddy, I live in New York and plan on moving back to Tbilisi. I think with agriculture, you gotta look into it a bit more carefully. I read somewhere, few years back that Georgia stopped selling agricultural land to foreign investors.
Agree about the U.S. ... watching this great video as part of my research about where to move to get off this sinking ship. Georgia is near the top!
thank you, for your judgement!
I love Georgia and work there is a travelguide.
Hello I will be visiting there for vacation
@@ebukaprecious6404 You will love it
Would you please tell me about monthly expenses. Rent, food and etc
Medical-care (healthcare) could be a con for someone who wants to retire in Georgia
Thank you! This is so helpful! I’m curious, do you think the people in Georgia have a friendly disposition toward Americans? We are really interested in this place for our future.
Yes they do. They have a main street named after george w bush :)
Subscribed and enjoying your videos. Can you tell us the shops you are visiting, which part or area of Tbilisi is this? And then when you are seated outdoors and telling us the pros and cons, whereabouts in Tbilisi are you in that scene? Also perhaps names of streets we are seeing? Tks, keep it up!
Glad you liked the video, the ice cream shop is loca polare it's in rustaveli St, near rustaveli Metro station and the street where are the vegetables and the market is dzmebi Kakabadzeebi St also near to rustaveli Metro station. I'm living in this are for the last 3 years
Great video. Really enjoyed it
Thanks Nigel, make sure to subscribe to the channel for more interesting videos.
Hello! thanks so much for the video. I wanted some information about moving there. Any suggestions for 2 Americans looking to resettle in beautiful Tbisili ??? Thanks in advance.
Yuo are absolutely correct!!!!!I am georgian...
+Nomad Entrepreneur Mr Hossam, is it safe to purchase a piece of property in Batumi online without being physically present over there? Many thanks! Madlob!
Not it is not safe. Don't do that.
Nomad Entrepreneur I see. Thank you, Mr Hossam. So, I should view the place physically first. Need I hire a lawyer for the transaction, or can I trust the agency?
Or clearly you can hire us to do all of the legal work and work on your behalf. 😅
Nomad Entrepreneur Oh I see. I thought you only did business start-up consultations, etc. I didn’t know you assisted with property purchases as well.
Many thanks, Mr Hossam!
Do you do cheap property purchases though, cause I am planning to purchase an apartment under 30K USD?
Hey there, I remember you.
Thank you. That is very informative. How is the health care system in Georgia? And taxes?
Very informative thanks for the great effort, my request can you include some information on international students wanting to study in Tibilisi......
Will do a new video about it soon.
Thanks for watching
No video shows "up there". But I assume it is in the channel :-D Thanks for your explanation
nice video. I was wondering if there are opportunities to buy country houses and land in Georgia? If so, are there any good property sites with such offerings? Thanks
I just found your channel. Thank you. How is crypto there? Can you use crypto wallets to shop and live?
You said agriculture is a good area to invest in but I heard the government doesn't allow foreigners to buy agricultural land. So what is the way. I am an IT specialist but planning to retire early and open agriculture research center , mainly raise bees in modern hives to produce allergy suppressant honey that helps people with asthma. I have experience in that field that I inherited from my father and grandfather. For this purpose , I need to have land in an agricultural area with lots of fields with flowery plants. What is the best way to do that? This video is 3 years old, anything changed since then that helps in that situation?
A lot of Questions Ed! I will be making a weekly live video to answer all the questions we receive during the week. Thursday 13 GMT is our weekly meeting time :) See you there
Hi, thanks for the video. How's the language barrier? Can you live comfortably if you don't speak Georgian?
Yes!
@@NomadEntrepreneur also, how is it like with the recent tensions happening between Ukraine and Russia?
very informative. thanks for showing us around. can you show us more every day things...super market, post, sports areas, highways, schools etc...
Thanks for watching. i will try to more like this episode.
I am planning to come to Georgia to study, I'm still curious about a part time job as well as good accommodation for students
I can help you from A to Z send me an email hjokh@newvision.ge
Another South African wanting to head to Georgia 🙂
@@thefamouschannel7787 is it good ro immigrate to georgia?
For a traveler would you to recommend use money in cash or in bank card?
Nice 👍🏻 video, very informative. Would really love to meet u when I and my family vist George. Will love not only vist, but contact u to help us get the recommended document we need as a family to live and set up our business in Georgia 🇬🇪. I and my husband has been watching and following ur videos. Your really doing a great job. Will keep u posted when we’re coming to Georgia 🇬🇪. Thanks 🙏 and God bless you 🙌🏻🥂😍👍🏻.
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Looking into moving to Tblisi at the end of this year. Will need an apartment probably in Vera or Vake areas 1 bedroom single male age 68... Looking into starting a biz to.. Also how to meet expats in the area as well as where to meet the local Georgian women, malls, cafe's, etc,....Thank You, great video by the way...
Video starts 6:19
Very interesting and amazing video bro i'm so grateful please bro what is the name of that town.
Hi, thank you. Important info here. Can I have few questions? Can I get electronics, like Raspberry pi, transistors, electrical components in Georgia? Is there a developed industry, like prototyping, CNCs and so on? As a resident of EU, can I apply for a job should I need one (I won't, I am just asking), in high demand profession (senior programmer)? Will they eat me if I am non-believer in any religion? What if I don't drink alcohol? How is pot in Georgia? I smoke lots of pot. Can I bring my dog over, German shepherd, and my bees? Is my driver's licence valid in Georgia? How is healthcare for a foreigner? How much is beef? We pretty much only eat beef, me and my dog.
A lot of Questions Jan! I will be making a weekly live video to answer all the questions we receive during the week. Thursday 13 GMT is our weekly meeting time :) See you there
@@NomadEntrepreneur Oh, 13 GMT. Sorry. I was reading 18! See you next week!
Hi Jan, Your questions are already answered here: th-cam.com/video/f3xdRvO_65Q/w-d-xo.html
Good video! However, I would like to see what you mean by cheap, how many Euros or Dollars does it take to live there.
I'm from Georgia and now Georgia is great country only for Mikhail saakashvili he makes a lot of good thing's he was a great president
I agree with u, I am so sorry that many Georgians don't understand that. :(
Agree. Hope presidents after him will make Georgia better and not worse. From g1alg1ay monk (aka your neighbor from Inguschetia) with love
Hi hossam , if I put in a luxury car repair shop in Tbilisi would I have much competition ? Also would rather rent a place at first before I actually buy a place. Will it be difficult to find a workshop to rent?
If you are moving as family, what kind of school options are available? Is English education affordable?
Love the video! What did you think of Azerbaijan? Also, how did you find your place to live?
Hello brother I really love and appreciate your video and I like how you explain everything..please are Africans accepted to live in Georgia?
Now I wonder what's it like to move to the USA state also called Georgia.
Reasons of genuine economic substance are becoming more pressing on foreign entrepreneurs, who are now required to put down roots, and become tax resident! Temporary residency, registration of a Turkish or Mexican home address with the authorities, and opening a commerce operation; yet the benefit in Turkey and Mexico is a path to citizenship! Low costs, but high tax for a five year period to make your case for citizenship; these are the price of geographic diversity of risks! Keep up the great work! / / \ \ Since this recording, the restrictions have become more onerous and tight!
I'm a web application developer ( a software engineer ), I was wondering if it is easy to find a job there in Georgia? Also is knowing English enough to communicate with people and co-workers?
Knowing English is enough. Finding a job, I'm not sure.
Heard that farmlands are only for Georgian citizens to own. Is it true? How easy it is to get a resident permit? Are they any minimum time required to spend in Georgia to maintain the resident permit?
I just want to move somewhere where the rent cheap and people are nice I hate rude people especially here in Indiana we're so close to Illinois and Illinois you know there's so many people killed in Illinois it's ridiculous especially the high taxes so hopefully this video can help me make up my decision or to move but hopefully it's going to be Georgia
Your video is totally convincing. Perhaps too good to be true!!. You definitely have a love affair with Georgia. For many years I have contemplated moving to Bulgaria, or south of france. However, Georgia has always been at the back of my mind. I have not visited the country unfortunately, but i read a lot about it. I would have two goals... small business and retirement. is there a good real estate website on Georgian property? Would it be still warm and favourable weather if i visit Georgia, tiblisi in October? Great video. I just came across your channel and i look forward to watching your other videos on georgia.
glad you enjoyed watching the video.
for the real estate website check this video
th-cam.com/video/mpitJyXY23s/w-d-xo.html
thanx man great info ..love this chanel =I sub !!
is there any raw vegan resturants ? is it hard to get ecological / bio grown vegetables fruits and other grocerys ? there dont seems to be so many natural blond girls there ?
Which place is good for food. And best foods? Looking forward
Any word on when/if Georgia is opening again? We are American, but they only let Americans in coming direct from America. And they have so many restrictions. Including no border visa runs anymore. Ugh! I love Georgia.
Yah it's lovely
What cities would you recommend in Georgia to live if I don’t want so much pollution?
Not in Tbilisi definitely, higher levels than better.
If I take a vacation to Georgia would I be able to meet you.? Also I speak English . Do I need to learn Russian.?
Definitely yes. Let me know as soon as you arrive to Georgia.
Have a great weekend
Most Georgians understand English . I rarely hear the Russia language spoken . ... most Goergians over 35 are fluent in Russian...most under 20 do not. English is now the preferred 2nd language here. There is plenty of English signage and inscriptions through out the country.
8:52-8:55: I know I'd feel at home in Georgia when I see stray dogs on the street; born in a small Indian town, I kind of grew up with them :) Thanks for your video though - quite informative!
And I feel like I can't even visit as the stray and abandoned dogs would be too upsetting :(
@@Chahlie I respect your view on that.
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Very good information
Any suggestions on acquiring medical insurance in Tbilisi..is the standard of the hospital / medical care there decent?
John Salvador there are three or four biggest insurance companies where you can purchase medical insurance, for about 40 $ you can buy one with quite good coverage
Thank you for the information. I am planning to come there, as my twin sons are coming to study Medicine in Tbilisi. I am a yoga teacher from India. Could you please suggest as a Yoga Teacher to be in Georgia, how would that be ? Please reply.
There are many Yoga teachers in Tbilisi. I can't give an advice on this without doing a market analysis.
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How do i travel to Georgia from nigeria ? Can you help me with visa ? And is it welcoming for black people ?
There a lot of nigerians who live there, lot of them are students. You can check out their channels on youtube.
I have heard that a con in Georgia is that there are many dogs and dog poop everywhere so you need to be careful where to walk. It is a big problem throughout. Is there any truth to this?. I ask about this as I am looking forward to moving there
Hello! Nice Video!
Can you you tell me how i can get internet connection for a week?
Thank you!
Could I make a living as an English teacher in Georgia? I have 28 yeas experience as an English foreign language teacher.
Yes of course!
FEEDBACK: if the pricing could be in USD as well, it would be very helpful
1 dollar equals to 2.8 lari
How very tacky it is to move to a place and then complain about it. Just leave if you don’t like it, but lots of us love it (and honestly so many people moved here in the last 30 years it would help if a few would leave).
Hello, do you have any videos about Kaxeti and/or Batumi?
Toooo gd info bro
My Georgia 🇬🇪🇬🇪❤️❤️❤️
@nomad Entrepreneur Sir, please make a video on life of georgian students and what kind of part time job are available for them??? I'm writting from Bangladesh.
I am interested to buy a property in georgia but not in a city or town. Agriculture land or a farm is my target. Up to now I could not find any information about that. Do you know somebody who have experience with that
Hi..
I doubt I'll get a respond to this, but what have you learned so far? I'm also interested in buying property but not in the city.
@@0devildante0 I was just organizing everything when Georgia has shut down everything. They kept boundary so closed and the behavior of the government is a kind of strange when it comes to buy land in the countryside. I was ones on the Embassy for get a clear answer. What I found out for sure, Foreigners are not allowed to buy agriculture land. There is a kind of residence category you can buy but small areas with buildings only. I am looking in other countries with more stable rules and regulations. When this corona trouble is over I am planning to make a trip along the Mediterranean see from Italy towards east. No destination jet. Portugal has also a lot of agricultural land on the market but I don’t like the mentality there.
How strict have covid lockdowns been and do you this Georgia may impose covid passports to discriminate between vaccinated and unvaccinated people?
I am also very interested in knowing the answer.
important question for me to know also
Dear brather, your woards very beautibul.
Good day just subcribed been watching alot of the videos just wanted to ask i understood that a few banks offer fixed deposit rates of up to 10% interest having said that will it be ok to live there on 1600 lari for 2 people per month? Please let me know the standard of living on that
Its possible and you can live for this money, but you should own apartment and be healthy:) food, taxes, and transportation is cheapest here, for example, 50 sqm apartment, expenses would be, around 150 lari, gas, water, internet, electricity, bus and metro prices are less than 1 lari, 5 km travel with taxi would cost about 5 lari
@@techimport-2490 Thank you kindly for reply did i understand u correctly did u say i need to own apartment and not pay rent at 1600 lari?
@Jurie it's possible to live with 1600 LARI but it won't be an easy life. Because about 1000 LARI will go for rent and bills. 600 LARI could be enough for food if you will cook yourself in home. So it won't be an easy life.
I mean that you can live with this money if you will have apartment so that you will not need to pay rent
Hello, thank you for all the info you give to us. I have a question about Visa tourist. We all know that as european citizen we have 1 year VISA for free, but here is my question: For example, I come to Georgia and I am here 1 year, after that I leave Georgia and I stay in my country (Spain) for 3 or 4 months. My question is: after that if I go to Georgia again, Will I get 1 year tourist visa?? Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can )
@@NomadEntrepreneur that is cool. Thank you.
After a year in Georgia, you can stay in a neighbouring country for 1 day come back to Georgia and get another year!
@@metaldetectingtoursgeorgia7835 Yes I knew that but the problem now is how to get there. This stupid pandemic dont let you move to anyway. It is a completly a nightmare because my plan was going to Georgia from Spain by car, and right now that is impossible, I would have to cross so many countries each country has diferent rules, even more Spain is in the black list. Also the border Turkey-Georgia is close if you are coming from Turkey. I feel impotence for not being able to do anything.
@@1982nauj Yes flying is the only option, there are flights from the Uk with Turkish Air to Tbilisi but not sure who else fly's there. We are in the same predicament as I'm just about to move to Georgia in the next month or so. Good luck!
I was in Georgia. It is a nice country.
Thank you hossam for your Informative video. But Can I ask you what do you think about Georgian People?, I heard from a lot of my friends that they experienced some sort of racism especially because they look middle eastern and some of them are Muslims. I would like to hear your thoughts about this issue!. Thanks
Ive never experienced any sort of racism, however i know some people who are suffering from some behaviors of their neighbors.
watch this video, will tell you more
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Georgians are not like Middle Eastern people, and there are no Muslims. Although racism is present specifically to those representatives who look like Middle Eastern, such as Persians and Turks, because Georgians fought with them all their history, they do not like Muslims if there are a lot of them
@@geoberaia6007 magan tqva rom egetebi ar uqvarto da zustadac rom ar gviqvars! daetion sadac arian
Georgians love muslims thats a reason why they have helped Azerbaiyán against the legítimate and nativo people of karabagh the Christian Armenians.
@@johanneskatch4162 that's a political game, they have to chose a side and Georgian government chose the side of azeri Government, the people tho is something different completely, that's why I was asking about the every day Georgians not the politicians.
If I arrive to Georgia with a one way flight, am I going to be deported back to my home country? I got deported when I arrive to Europe and that’s because I don’t have a visa
So are you have nowhere to go
What are the pros and cons to living in blairsville, Georgia?
Hi everyone. Strange question I know. But does anyone know if there are ticks in Georgia and Lyme disease. I am presuming this is the case.
I want to move to Georgia for bitcoin mining.
Do you have any information about it? rules, electricity cost for cryptocurrency,...
Georgia is welcoming cryptocurrency investors. its allowed to buy and sell through paybox machines in the streets.
I know some people who are working in this business
@@NomadEntrepreneur in your videos you have talked about all kinds of investing and running a business.
I think that it would be a good idea to also cover running a bitcoin farm there.
Is Keifer and European Sourdough bread available in Georgia ?
Can u make a list of countries to live for cheap? Like under $1,000 a month...for Americans that’d be awesome
Will do it soon, thank you for watching ❤️
I just watch that film, google it here
Im an american with this knowledge....the list is, Cambodia (business 6 month renewable visa), Vietnam (1 year renewable visa), Thailand (visa runs but they crack down now), Phillipines (visa run), South Korea (surprisingly, visa run every 3 months is accepted), Georgia (1 year free renewable), Armenia (6 month free renewable), Albania (1 year free renewable), Mexico (6 month,visa runs are accepted) there are more like Ecuador and some others. Can live in all those countries pretty well for 1000 a month but have to be smart
Everyone has different tastes? For a strict $1000 budget? To me Georgia and the Ukraine are appealing especially with the climate, but are a long haul to the U.S.? A flight from SFO to Manila will whip your ass, and not nearly as far? You could get by fine in Mexico, and easily run back to the states for friends, or whatever for cheap flights? Colombia has caught my attention, as well as Nicaragua.
do you think you can come without knowing georgian?
My Georgian is very basic and I live for 5 years now
I'm from Georgia ! But it's the American Georgia 😀
I think you learn English in school that what my friend told me
Thanks for sharing , have more overview about this country
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Hello, i always watch your video here, and subscribe your channel already, i want to ask if ever i want to put up business in georgia, like restaurant, do you think its good ideal business to put?
Hello Marl, any kind of business in the 3 main sectors that I talked about is fine. However,
Planing the business carefully is essential.
Let's meet when you come to Georgia!
@@NomadEntrepreneur sure, i will be back to georgia this september bope to see you there
Glad to help in any time.
Travel & Business thank you very much
how could i contact you by the way?
This might sound like an odd question. Is it usual to find folk dancing and singing lessons in Georgia? I'm planning to move to a foreign country for 6 months. As an aspiring singer , I would like to learn new techniques. I been thinking of Georgia, Azerbaijan or Kazakhstan.
Definitely Bianca there are many classes for folk and Georgian traditional dancing. Georgia should be on the top of your list and don't forget to invite me whenever you are going to sing in Tbilisi ♥️