Living Abroad As An American In Taiwan | Bustle
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- Living Abroad As An American In Taiwan | Bustle
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Nnenia Yasmeen was ready to take her life in a new direction but wasn’t willing to settle down just anywhere. She had been working as a flight attendant and knew her next step needed to be just as exciting. After doing some research, she landed on an island off the coast of China: Taiwan. Moving to a foreign country can be scary, but the kindness of strangers has made it all worth it. Not to mention meeting the love of her life. Should we delete our dating apps and move to Taiwan??
We caught up with Nnenia to see what it's really like living abroad as a foreigner. See how it is to step out of your comfort zone… and also have to mop the bathroom every time you shower.
Follow more of Nnenia’s journey here: / @nneniayasmeen
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A welcoming community AND a full meal for $2? Say less. Flying to Taiwan.
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Taiwanese people are soooooo fricken' nice and friendly and go out of their way to help you even if they don't know English
Taiwan is a beautiful country. ❤️
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Oh you are beautiful and so is your husband. I am Black woman and an AF Veteran. I served abroad too. I wish I had your courage. I was so scared and timid. It was my first time away from home. I was single and couldn't drive. Plus there is a large African community there that openly embraced me but they were treated badly. So I felt conflicted at times. But overall it was a beautiful experience. If I could do it over again I would have made the best of the night scene and traveled to England or France. I was stationed in Verona Italy. Home of Romeo and Juliet. I had a beautiful cottage with a balcony. One of the most beautiful places ever.🙏🙏
Taiwan! LOVE♥️ 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼
I’m considering this move… very inspiring!! Great video!
as Nnenia says, "just do it!"
Thank you for this wonderful video just watched this. My daughter wants to go abroad for college and I'm doing my research. I really appreciate you doing this video.
Wow! What a blessing this journey has been! Thank you Bustle for compiling some of my best moments in Taiwan. ❤
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Curious mind must know, okay mainly just me.
Has the humidity reduced your lotion budget? 🥴
All jokes aside, happy your experience with Taiwan is positive. Welcome to Taiwan.
Curious as to what city you found an apartment for 400? I've been looking in Taipei around the Luzhou District and it's pretty pricey.
HI! I was in Hsinchu City from 2019 -2021. This same apartment has gone up 6,000 NTD a month since then. @@doninmichigan
Glad you commented as I wanted to follow your channel. Just subscribed!
Lived there for 15 years. A great place to live.
Gteat vid,looking forward to watch more from you guys!
Thank you for sharing.
I miss living in Asia 😭.
So awesome!
Good video ! Thank you for informations. I will go to visit Taïwan 🇹🇼 ! I watch your video from Canada 😁👍
great space!
Thinking about Taiwan. Have lived mostly in Thailand and SE Asia. Maybe c ya there someday!
Enjoy your stay,travel around, and you will find more,,,,,,food and ',,,,,,more
I like you. Thank you for sharing
Unconventional way if life. 👍👏
I’m moving here once I’m done with college! Gonna be studying at GIA in Taipei for post-secondary ^u^
Hi, what are you studying?? I’m halfway-ish through with college and I was really wondering if I should study abroad or even live aborad
@@donotSTrAYfromyourdesTINY I’m studying geology - specifically gemstones
@@lavender9844 that sounds so fun!! What made you interested in geology, if you don’t mind me asking? Tbh, I am currently trying to really figure out what I want to do, I just wish I could do a little bit of everything haha
@@donotSTrAYfromyourdesTINY It combines science and shiny things, haha! In all seriousness, all the aspects of it, from the study of microcrystalline structures to what types of crystals are the toughest just fascinates me. I'd say to just keep looking for what truly inspires you - sometimes you'll find something awesome that you would never expect.
The only and ultimate concern is TRAFFIC
Thanks for the video! Is it easy to set up a bank account in Taiwan?
Omg , this is nice
I am also talking to a Taiwanese and its getting serious.
any advice ?
If you are a USC and plan on living in the US with your future wife, get married and file the appropriate documents over there in Taiwan instead of US, it greatly expedites the process of bringing your spouse back to the US.
goddamn miss Taiwan
What city are you in? I'm thinking about going there soon.
That's what I'd like to know, where do you get an apt for 400 over there?
Do you need to have a job in order to have the expat visa for Taiwan?
hi what's best cell phone plan to get? when u arrive in taiwan?
The best choice is to get unlimited wifi cell phone plan…cause everyone use wifi to contact each other…most Taiwanese use LINE APP
Great vid! What’s her TH-cam?
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What's the salary tho as a teacher?
Hello ma, please i need your help... how can i reach you
Are you still in Taiwan? Can we talk?
Apartments are pretty pricey in Taipei, the wife and I are floating the idea of moving there so she could be back near her aging parents
Expensive apartment I only pay 1500TWD for 100 square meter = 25 ping in central Kaoshiung like 5 minutes walking to formousa boulevard
But then we own the appartment and don't rent
Small country off the coast of china*
What made you decide to move abroad? I made a decision in my life to leave the United States. I know if I tell my family they won't be supportive.
Do you need to speak the local language?
Many of us can communicate in English, and the language barrier is the least you need to concern about.
Highly depending where you are living.
Major Cities or maybe even Hsinchu? Shoudn´t be a problem.
Countryside? Better learn some Taiwanese Mandarin ;-)
I`m living on the countryside in a City with 100K (200K if you combine with the next one), and almost noone is understanding, let alone speaking english
Google is your friend :D
NOT FOR LONG. YOU HAVE TO GET OUT IF YOU STILL CAN.
Why?
@@idontknow7886 war is looming, Capital Flight of all the foreign investors.
@@idontknow7886 war
@@kalina1682 Only if the US keeps provoking it.
I am Taiwanese American, but I’m not a citizen of Taiwan. My children want to live in Taiwan. How are you living in Taiwan and not a citizen?
I keep hearing that they Are very accommodating as a country if you want to go over there and teach English
Such an underrated country. Hope those commies don’t take over