I’ve listened to you for years now and this is the first time I’ve heard you speak of Paraguay; of course, now it’s a fantastic opportunity for you to sell your services. Which by the way I applied for two years ago but I was denied despite having 7 figure net worth….sour 🍇
I am so glad I got mine last year. Immediately contacted my lawyer down there and luckily, permit holders who got their residence before the change will not be affected.
I came two weeks too late and submitted documents for 2 years TR which is suposed to be approved within two months. THen, in two years you can apply for the permanent residency.
For me, when it comes to Latin America, and I have traveled extensively in Latin America, the places I would consider are: Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. Yes, one could argue Costa Rica, Panama, maybe even places like Brazil or Paraguay, but I have my preferences. I also remain partial to Argentina, despite it having a troublesome economy. I actually like Colombia and Mexico. Paraguay... maybe nice to visit, but not my thing for long term residence.
Which of these countries is quiet? I've been living in Colombia for 4 years. I've been in the big cities, the little towns and even out in the rural areas. No matter where I go, there's always a neighbor blasting music all day and night so loud that I can't relax in my own home. I'd love to find a South American country that doesn't have this culture.
@@rickhall517930 Latin Americans can be noisy. If you are in a large city, you are asking for noisy. As far as what I would call quiet...and I mean quiet, and away from music and parties, here are my thoughts. 1) Villa Ycho Cruz in Argentina's Lake District, near Carlos Paz, and within driving range of Cordoba Argentina. This is out in small town. 2) maybe somewhere around Puebla or Cuernavaca... maybe Queretaro in Mexico. 3) maybe somewhere like Tuis or Suiza near Turrialba in Cartago province Costa Rica 4) maybe somewhere like Todos Santos or La Paz in Baja California, Mexico. Bottom line... avoid the tourist towns, and go out to the rural areas. That is where you find the quiet.
Got mine last year. 🎉 May I ask how you intend to invest in Paraguay? Looking for ways myself, but most brokers don’t cover the Asuncion stock exchange.
Paraguay residency actually became easier since you no longer have to put in $5000 for several months there. Now you get temporary residency without ANY requirements (other than no criminal record) for 2 years, if you have a Western passport. After that you get permanent residency, though here you have to have either a university degree (from anywhere) or prove that you can sustain yourself with capital or at least minimum wage income from a business.
Argentina 700 a month income, you get residency. Black market exchange of money is double your money and it's legal and it's a good time to purchase land or a house.
Currently in Brazil after spending 5 months in Argentina. Love Argentina and am considering residency. if you are retired and have income from U.S. or Canada, do you still end up paying taxes in Argentina, as a temporary resident ? I think Mexico doesn’t even require you to do taxes if your income is not from Mexico ?
@@Booboonancy - Yes. I believe Argentina requires taxes to be paid on WW income. If you have low income that may work for you. But not is you have liquid assists outside the country. (Tax deferred like land may be a different matter.) Anyway, PR in Argentina is not for me.
When simultaneous EMP's explode over North America and Europe, how is one going to relocate to Paraguay "quickly?" Build a sailboat? Better to find somewhere you can immerse yourself in NOW and just get on with it. When the time comes, there will be no more indicators than we see right now and as Andrew loves to say, "better to be years too early than a day too late."
Have said all along that there are way too many moving parts in a nomadic capitalist lifestyle and that nations can change their policies, rules, and regulations in a heart beat. Countries are not stupid.
The plan is to buy several rentals if silver will take a good run up as the economy resets perhaps next year. Hopefully that happens sooner than later. The real estate mkt here in Texas is still decent although inventory is increasing. What about finding assumables?
I'm hearing mixed things about this residency thing. One is saying that you can do it still but you will have temporary residency first and then it goes to permanent.
I've been living in Paraguay for the past 5 years. I cannot imagine a better place to be.
I’ve listened to you for years now and this is the first time I’ve heard you speak of Paraguay; of course, now it’s a fantastic opportunity for you to sell your services. Which by the way I applied for two years ago but I was denied despite having 7 figure net worth….sour 🍇
The Dictator of Paraguay mandated vaccine for ALL(except the high council and croneys). Enjoy your clots.
Did you apply to Paraguai and got denied??? I AM Brazilian and have a Paraguain citizenchip... It is Very easy with money.
I've heard him poo poo it a few times which is kinda funny
There’s 7-figures, but then there’s 7-figures.
@@globalinvestor-yb3cj Created a channel just to troll Andrew?! 😂
I am so glad I got mine last year. Immediately contacted my lawyer down there and luckily, permit holders who got their residence before the change will not be affected.
Residency is still happening. PR is only on hold until the new regulations are written
I came two weeks too late and submitted documents for 2 years TR which is suposed to be approved within two months. THen, in two years you can apply for the permanent residency.
For me, when it comes to Latin America, and I have traveled extensively in Latin America, the places I would consider are: Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. Yes, one could argue Costa Rica, Panama, maybe even places like Brazil or Paraguay, but I have my preferences. I also remain partial to Argentina, despite it having a troublesome economy. I actually like Colombia and Mexico. Paraguay... maybe nice to visit, but not my thing for long term residence.
Which of these countries is quiet? I've been living in Colombia for 4 years. I've been in the big cities, the little towns and even out in the rural areas. No matter where I go, there's always a neighbor blasting music all day and night so loud that I can't relax in my own home. I'd love to find a South American country that doesn't have this culture.
@@rickhall517930 Latin Americans can be noisy. If you are in a large city, you are asking for noisy.
As far as what I would call quiet...and I mean quiet, and away from music and parties, here are my thoughts.
1) Villa Ycho Cruz in Argentina's Lake District, near Carlos Paz, and within driving range of Cordoba Argentina. This is out in small town.
2) maybe somewhere around Puebla or Cuernavaca... maybe Queretaro in Mexico.
3) maybe somewhere like Tuis or Suiza near Turrialba in Cartago province Costa Rica
4) maybe somewhere like Todos Santos or La Paz in Baja California, Mexico.
Bottom line... avoid the tourist towns, and go out to the rural areas. That is where you find the quiet.
screw all those. MiraFlores, Lima, best food in the world. the bomb
Paraguay ist the worst in Latinamerica
mexico. runs things in a son. of a bitch way.
I got it 🎉 and now going to invest in Paraguay!
Got mine last year. 🎉 May I ask how you intend to invest in Paraguay? Looking for ways myself, but most brokers don’t cover the Asuncion stock exchange.
@@OneGlass I’m in the wood business and I’m going to try to have my own plantation in Paraguay to secure materials for the future.
Paraguay residency actually became easier since you no longer have to put in $5000 for several months there. Now you get temporary residency without ANY requirements (other than no criminal record) for 2 years, if you have a Western passport. After that you get permanent residency, though here you have to have either a university degree (from anywhere) or prove that you can sustain yourself with capital or at least minimum wage income from a business.
Argentina 700 a month income, you get residency. Black market exchange of money is double your money and it's legal and it's a good time to purchase land or a house.
Currently in Brazil after spending 5 months in Argentina. Love Argentina and am considering residency. if you are retired and have income from U.S. or Canada, do you still end up paying taxes in Argentina, as a temporary resident ? I think Mexico doesn’t even require you to do taxes if your income is not from Mexico ?
@@Booboonancy - Yes. I believe Argentina requires taxes to be paid on WW income. If you have low income that may work for you. But not is you have liquid assists outside the country. (Tax deferred like land may be a different matter.) Anyway, PR in Argentina is not for me.
@@Orson2u Ok, thanks.
Andrew speaks on Paraguay!!!!!!
Ye it would be nice to know about it before or recently not when its over already rather then other videos that are simi informational and way pricey
When simultaneous EMP's explode over North America and Europe, how is one going to relocate to Paraguay "quickly?" Build a sailboat? Better to find somewhere you can immerse yourself in NOW and just get on with it. When the time comes, there will be no more indicators than we see right now and as Andrew loves to say, "better to be years too early than a day too late."
The doors are closing.
it feels that way. TH-camrs are to blame for that
Here's a place I think is the best. The very best
The USA 🇺🇸🇵🇷. ALL Fifty States and PR.
I need to sort out my affairs quickly
Does rental property qualify as a business?
I heard that too from many German ppl. There.
Can you please provide the source of this news
Have said all along that there are way too many moving parts in a nomadic capitalist lifestyle and that nations can change their policies, rules, and regulations in a heart beat. Countries are not stupid.
I feel like you should be like almost wearing a Mr. Rogers sweater on this one. We need the softness, man. This is hard news.
Am I late to start?
Holistic, Nomadic advice! Ps
Do you think the US will ever pressure Mexico to bring back 6 month visa-free travel?
I thought Mexico did that a couple of months ago!
The plan is to buy several rentals if silver will take a good run up as the economy resets perhaps next year. Hopefully that happens sooner than later. The real estate mkt here in Texas is still decent although inventory is increasing. What about finding assumables?
You're so correct! Save, invest and spend for necessities and a few luxuries relatives to on's total assets ratio.
This must be a forex ¡nvestment sch sch with Lauren James
What about Peru?
Has it changed already?
I'm hearing mixed things about this residency thing. One is saying that you can do it still but you will have temporary residency first and then it goes to permanent.
Where are the other paper residencies?
thai elite visa
I can't find any information to back this up
no one wants broke people.
Democrats America: Hold my beer
Aerosmith cancelled the residency too... covid19live.
We want poor people 😢
No one wants brokies!
The western countries do. Canada, Europe, US 😂
How about living in your own country
😆😆
But Why?
I can tell you haven't travelled much
No one wants broke people? 😨