DON'T Let These Three Mistakes RUIN Your Move Abroad!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Are you planning to move abroad but worried about making mistakes that could ruin your experience?
In this video, I'm sharing the top three mistakes to avoid when moving abroad so you can have a smooth and successful transition. Watch until the end to learn how to avoid common pitfalls and make the most of your international adventure. Whether you're moving for work, study, or personal reasons, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to start a new life abroad.
If you've already moved abroad, tell us if you made any move abroad mistakes.
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The only things holding me back are: (1) Working out homeschooling arrangements for my son, (2) I haven't been working due to extended disability so my immediate savings are nearly depleted and (3) need to make arrangements for selling my house. I may possibly have surgery before leaving as well but TBD.
Good advice, Roshida. I'm lining all my ducks up now. Didn't think this was how early retirement was gonna play out, but I'm here for it.
I think what’s holding me back is where to move to first and how to do it. Now that I have a remote job it should be easy but there’s so much to moving abroad that it becomes overwhelming to me 😔
BJ here. 🌟 I loooove this. I have thought about moving to Mazatlan, however, checking lots and lots of information including many many videos, even google, Mazatlan is to touristy and add much too warm, temperature wise. I feel that Morelia is a better fit for me. I will be traveling there at the beginning of the year. Keep your fingers crossed for me.💕BJ/ATL-USA 💖💚
This was such a great video Roshida. I have definitely felt the need to rush into moving abroad. I have also wanted to move somewhere a lot of people liked, country scouted and changed my mind. Hoping for my move abroad in 2026!
I believe in you! Your next move is gonna be amazing! 💛
@@Roshida Thanks! I have no doubt. Presenting at Exodus is really getting me ready for that next move :)
I agree. I'm biting at the bullet on one hand but on the other hand, it has to be smart and well thought out. 2026 the 2027 should be more than enough time. I hope to see you on the other side, smiling happy and thriving.
Hands down, the best video for potential expats! 👏🏾👏🏾
Ooooh! Thank you Karen. That means a lot! 😂
girrl….that #1 and #3 are what I have seen over and over again…you gotta know what YOU want as a person…tell em sis!!! The better question is what do you want in your day to day life style
Yes!!! Gotta keep your eyes on your own paper. 😉
Hola Rashida from Panama City, Panama.
Hola Evelyn! I hope all is well in Panama. I mention it again in my video coming out on Sunday. 👀
I have noticed that there are now so many TH-cam videos about moving abroad for the other persuasion now. 😮
Thank you so much for sharing this wisdom😊
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful. 💛
100% agree with your recommendation not to accept other people's budgets as your own. I live in a country where most foreigners claim that you can live on $1k USD. It costs me $3k/month to maintain a basic life in this country and I would HATE my life here if I had to get by on $1k.
Oooh! 👀 can I ask where you live?
@@Roshida The Philippines
It’s certainly possible to live in the Philippines on $1,000 a month by subsisting on rice and chicken fat, living in a remote area, using roosters as alarm clocks, and adopting roaches as household pets. However, that’s probably not the lifestyle most people in this commuity are aspiring to.
Your advice is spot-on as always. I hope people take it to heart and create personal budgets that align with their ideal lifestyle.
I'm laughing because I know someone is gonna read your comment and think you're exaggerating, but I know you're serious. 😂
Hello Roshida, watching from the future. Loved this. Short and sweet
Thanks so much for watching! 💛
Father thank You for this day
Watching from the future. Awesome video. Thank you Roshida.
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching!
Great video! I grew up in Miami and now live in Atlanta I’m thinking Mexico City would be a good first city to transition to.
Good content. I feel as if I’m not moving too fast but not fast enough. It’s easier to procrastinate and end up stuck in USA than it is to re-configure after we are abroad right?
Very good video. Critical thinking and thought provoking is very helpful.
I want to move but 1.) I’m not sure where, 2.) The method I have in mind (studying abroad) is expensive and I don’t have the funds yet. 3.) My partner is in nursing school. 4.) Even once he’s out of school, i don’t know how he’d work abroad, I know work visas aren’t easy and he’d still be a new nurse with little experience.
Thanks, Roshida.
You're welcome, @AleciadehaFarin
Love the video!
I’m definitely planning to move abroad at some point but I just moved from Ohio to back to South Carolina so my goal is to wait 2 years, save money, and then move. Maybe I’ll decide to go sooner but that’s my intention.
#1 is definitely the trap I need to work hard to avoid. I always hear people talk about moving abroad to European countries and I need to reset my mind that that may not be a good fit for me. The morose Ohio weather was bad for my mental health, so moving to the UK is probably not a good fit 😅
🍂🍁Great content…thanks!🍂🍁
I want to move but, not sure if I have enough money to do so I want to leave before he gets in office.
Just subscribed! I love this for us #saveourselves thank you!
Thank you awesome video we are finally starting the research for the move.
Thanks for watching, Lorraine. Which countries are you researching?
Thank uuuuu❤
Thanks for watching! 💛
Planning on moving to Namibia. What's holding me back? I plan to pay off these bills stateside first. I may just sell my home, and all the bills attached will also disappear and downsize and start fresh on the equity from the house.
I just want to do my due diligence in visiting. You brought up a good point that if i don't like a certain region/area, then i can simply move again. 🤔
Hello Everyone. Hello Roshida❤
Not THATS AN INSIDE THOUGHT im done lol
You know people ain’t got no act right anymore 😂
Thanks for this discussion about mistakes that people make in moving abroad.I want to move to Chiang Mai, Thailand for 3 to 6 weeks in Jan. 2025. I attempted to join the Black Movers Facebook group but was declined, possibly because I only included my photo with no personal info. I'm a Black retired educator from Ga. I don't want to provide personal info. I want to communicate with one or two single Black women who have visited Chiang Mai and would be willing to answer my questions about the experience. I follow Queen of DC and her info is very helpful.
where didnyou get your beautiful top ? Mexico?
Hiii! It's from Farm Rio 💛
Thank you Roshida for this video! I already started my research and planning. I can’t wait to see my destination come to fruition ❤
Is that a Farm Rio shirt Roshida?
It is. They are my favorite and they're having a 50% off sale right now (but this shirt is from 2 years ago)
I'm going to check out Brazil in January and if I don't like it I'm gonna try South Africa. Funny (in a dark humor sort of way) but I started studying portuguese 6 months before the election, presuming the results we did indeed get in the US election. Gonna AirBNB first, apply for asylum in at least Brazil and maybe SA as well if it comes down to it. America DOOMED for sure, I was already done with this crap the first time Grabby-hands was elected, but due to a number of different issues I couldn't complete the move.
Thank you, Roshida.
Thank you for watching, Karla. 💛