It is not only about buying a house somewhere, it is about the environment, the people, the style of living, the resonance with that lifestyle. Before you buy , rent and see if that lifestyle fits you. People make Heaven or Hell on Earth so if you don’t like the locals lifestyle, you will not live well regardless of how beautiful the house is . Unfortunately I am speaking from experience…
Bulgaria is a very nice place to live in. Beautiful nature , perfect climate-4seasons. You can have beautiful beaches, mountains and all with healthy and delicious food and friendly people.
What about getting permit if I am considering moving in from Africa with my wife? Any clue about this, do they speak English or I have to learn the native language
My husband is a Latvian but he don’t want us to settle down there. It’s too cold for my Asian butt so we are considering moving to either Batumi or Portugal.
As mentioned, i didn't find Kiev that inexpensive but I lived in an area near the river and close to the center. And also as mentioned, Belgrade is not that inexpensive but I used Air BnB. As in the US, things are changing quickly in Europe. A nice country today can quickly decline just as we see in the US.
Yes, everything can happen and things can change quickly. But AirBnb is just a viable strategy if you coming for a few days, long term (1 month or more) prices through local websites are a fraction of those on Airbnb.
In all Eastern European countries except Slovenia, you can find an older apartment or house for about 1000 euros / m2 in towns. Portugal is the poorest in Western Europe, it is the cheapest there. In addition to the cost of purchase, one should inquire well about monthly bills, taxes, food prices .... There is a huge difference from country to country. The smartest thing is to take a car rental and travel around Europe, and see where you like the lifestyle and mentality of the people the most.
@@Aggoenix Dubrovnik is much more expensive than Praque, but I am talking about averige prices in countries. On the Adriatic coast you can find appartments for les than 1000 euros/m2 and more than 10 000 euros/m2
The average price per m² in Slovakia is 2600€ (in Bratislava even more, 3500€/m²) so good luck finding anything for 1000€/m², Czech Republic is the same. I'm not sure about Poland, but I'd say the prices are pretty similar to CZ/SK. You mentioned that the whole region is "cheap" except Slovenia...property prices in Slovenia are the same as in Slovakia and other countries in the region, so I guess you didn't do much research before making such statement.
@@vkdrk I dont talking about averige prices, in Croatia continental towns you can find a very cheap houses or appartments, but not in Zagreb or near the Adriatic cost. All depends about position! Few km near me they 10y.a. sells luxury apartments for 10 000 to 12000 euros/m2. Not in town,but near the beach in Istria.
On your thumbnail, there is a funny error in Japanese translation (left of the screen). The translation for Turkey is not 七面鳥 (shichi men chou), this means Turkey (the bird you eat on Christmas 🦃🍗). The country Turkey 🇹🇷 is トルコ (To ru ko) in Japanese. First I asked myself why you mentioned a bird on your country list 😁.
Id suggest u guys look into Georgia, Tbilisi. I am from there and plan to retire there. For 50k you can buy a really nice 2 bedroom apartment. The food is great, nature too.
My husband and I got married in Georgia and fell in love with the country. We're living in the UK and I've been putting a seed in his mind that we should invest to buy a flat in Tbilisi and rent it out but I have no idea where to start. Do you know any great and reliable agency that could help us?
I live in the countryside (village) in Serbia and have bought a nearly new House for mentioned pricelevel(400/m), but the truth is that you here you can find older houses in good standard for much less, like $100-200-300/m. I have also seen the same for either Portugal or Spain( don´t remember which one it was)
Hey! I am planning on living in Serbia on the countryside away from Belgrade. I wonder I can find a 4 or 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms already build in good condition. Or build a brand new house. What's the standard cost for them house? Thank you!
@@Imhim247 I`ll try a short one: 90 kms from Bgr where i live you have a good (I know it should be very well preserved)house with additions with big place about 100 m3 for somewhat more that 10K euros!
I wish to move to Serbia in the countryside with my wife, how easy is it to have residency by owning a 2 bedroom apartment in the country. I will be glad if I have an insight about this, moving in from Africa
Latvia is it really nice place to live with a uniquely enjoyable culture the people there are very kind and welcoming it's not too expensive it's actually fairly priced place to live I am immigrated there from the United States in 2014 I live in Riga Latvia and it is one of the cheapest and most enjoyable capital cities of any country I've ever been to or live in but the whole country there is a lot of beauty and their unique culture and history and cheap housing that is still nice and the people are welcoming all over the country to everyone they were very welcoming to me and I have learned a lot from living in love you versus living in a western country like the United States
I bought my last property April, it was not affordable however it's a perfect investment, spent 700k and it's wort it, now I'm moving profits from stock investment to my real estate portfolio.
If I have the choice and money I would for sure pick Spain especially the canary islands. Great people, great infrastructure, nice beaches and wonderful warm weather. Also, life is not expensive.
@@jokerash I don't know if you are Spanish or not. But don't watch too much TV please. There are many earthquakes in California and hurricanes in Florida, so do you think those places are bad? Again, don't watch too much TV.
Romania is a pretty strong option. Buying a house in Romania is not only great because of the bio-diversity and so many different landforms but it would be a clever investment given it's fast growing economy. I do think Bucharest is pretty good if is business you're after
Looking to move from Canada…looking primarily at Milan and Barcelona. Any recommendations/tips for moving to Italy and Spain? Any recommended alternatives, other than Portugal? I never want to shovel snow again
Not shoving snow is a great decision! It depends on your goals. Will you want to work in any of these? There's also Cyprus, Turkey, Montenegro, Albania, Malta.
"Property prices in Bulgaria are pretty low" ... Yeah, right, as a Bulgarian, watching this video just to find out where it could be cheaper, because here in Bulgaria buying an apartment is becoming nearly impossible and yet again, you tell me "Bulgaria", like what the hell, this ain't helping at all, I'm already here and it's expensive AF
You made a good point. It is relative. Real estate in Bulgaria is much more expensive than it used to be, but it is still cheaper than most other European capitals.
When I was in Iraq a KBR contractor I met was getting ready to retire to France, where she owned a house with vineyard. A neighbor had contracted with her after she bought it, they take care of the vines and pick the grapes each year, then add several crates of wine to her wine cellar as well as the money they pay her…. She owns vineyards, drinks wine from her property, doesn’t have to lift a finger.
Thanks for the videos; they are so interesting and informative! Travel Economics, in the comments section of this video, could you please list the property listing websites for all of the countries you mentioned in this video? I never know which one is legit when I Google real estate search for a country. Thanks!
It is better to watch one of the individual videos about the real estate market in the specific countries, there I talk about the websites and how to use them.
Ukraine is the best option. It’s major cities are modern, accessible and cost of living is cheap. Smart foreign investors are already buying up and the real estate market is adjusting to cater for their needs. All you need is a good local solicitor and you’re good to go.
I think it’s funny that he mentions Turkey in half of his European videos, but fails to mention the Turkish city of Batman…. The Turks pronounce Batman wrong, but hey, what DC fan doesn’t want to live part of their life in the city of Batman?
Thanks for all the information on this channel Amazing job keep it going My question is: When we leave Canada to Portugal should we get a one way ticket or return ticket since my wife is travelling as a tourist in order for her to get her visa in Portugal Don’t know exactly what’s the best way to do it Thanks Richard
@@traveleconomics Thanks for the reply So I’m a dual citizen (Canadian and Portuguese)but my wife is Canadian only so you think maybe for her a return ticket will be better so we won’t have problems at the border with the costumes officer ? Then apply for her visa afterwards? Thanks Richard
@@Richard-fl5dk but you have to be every 6 months in Canada to receive full pension otherwise government give you few bucks any time you will cross border they want you to be vaccinate But if you do research about this vaccine you can find that this is not really vaccine but something else something very bad
@@robertrobski1013 you are wrong! Watch Parallel Wealth he’s a financial advisor. There are 3 Canadian pensions and you can get the CPP when living abroad. You don’t have to stay in Canada for 6 months.
I just improve my english for lising this . Anyway one day i will around the world. I am waiting for the day. Pure Hearted God Blessed Human wish me a Great Height. Thank you
I thing a city like Târgu Secuiesc is absolutely beautiful, but not being a citizen of the EU, gaining citizenship in Romania is a nightmare. Also in some cities like Târgu Secuiesc most people actually speak Hungarian which is a very hard language to master. In Bulgaria, you not only need to learn Bulgarian but the cyrillic writing system. Still, areas like the Black Sea coast are absolutely beautiful.
thanks for your opinion. As a non-EU citizen, residence in Bulgaria is easier if you are a retiree, but in Romania it is easier if you start a business.
As a Romanian you could not pay me enough to live in Bucuresti, you want value move to the western part of the country like Cluj, Oradea, Timisoara etc
@@traveleconomics I live in Iasi and it's kind of not better than Timisoara or Bucharest! The best option for living in Romania is Cluj so far! Is like los angeles but romanian version
@@powderskier5547 people should know before talking no sense and be rude and offensive. The reason one in Sicily or in italy you can find houses for 1 euro it s not connected with Mafia or criminality ( in italy by the way is one of country with less crimes in europe according the stastiistic that don't follow stuoid stereotypes) but to avoid the problem of ghost towns recently very commun. We are talking abandoin villagges far away from business located in remote areas often at top.of mountains so the local municipality offer the possibility to offer the proprity for one 1 euro if you garantee to move with family there and make an investiment refurneshing the houses. CNN, bbc and other networks often talk about this form of interesting and inusual investiment that you can find in itally but this video has forgotten to mention it
You did pronounce Sofia almost acurately except it is not Soufia just Sofia. You did however put the stress on the correct form like SO-fia, when foreigners tend to put it on I which makes me laugh as Bulgarian because Sofia as the stress goes to I refers to the female name Sofia. However you kinda messed up in the pronunciation of Veliko Tarnovo. The stress for this one is on I not on O. Also Tarnovo is pronounced like T-uh-r-novo. Also the accent is on the hard A known as UH in this case. And it should be VeLIko TUHR-novo. But other than these small errors nice video.
@@edwardlloyd1516 200 per year ? Wow,that's cheep.I own properties in US and EU,indeed in Transylvania i pay around 40$ for an apartment and in US,2,500 $ for a house.
Hello I’m planning to move to Portugal from Canada I have dual citizenship so for me will be easy to move But my wife is Canadian should we still get the D7 visa for her before moving? Or get her visa in Portugal She has a NIF number already will that help? Thanks Richard
You should not get the D7, the D7 is for non-EU citizens. You are in a completely different category. You are an EU citizen and she is a family member of an EU citizen. She can apply for family reunion based on the fact that she is married to you. You can sort it directly in SEF in Portugal (assuming she is a Canadian citizen) but make sure you arrange all the documents you need from Canada and in Portugal.
@@modaecriacao Obrigado pela informação When we leave Canada should we get a one way ticket or return since my wife is travelling as a tourist Don’t know exactly what’s the best way to do it Thanks Richard
Where can I move in Europe for a quick citizenship with $1 million in the bank? I live in California but would like to move somewhere to the south of Europe.
Look at Greece, you wont be disappointed with the country or its people. It probably has some of the best food you will ever eat and the climate ain't too bad also.
We earn more than a lot of Europeans, we have a high standard of living and because we are a small country there is only so much land available. I love living in Switzerland, wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
@@ilovesuisse1 I am from USA 🇺🇸 , I ❤️🇨🇭. I went to Berner Oberland eg Murren and it was the most beautiful place in the world 🌎! Next year I will visit Geneva ❤️
Belarus has some very inexpensive properties in the countryside. But considering the highly volatile situation in the country at the moment, I would not touch it for the time being.
It is not only about buying a house somewhere, it is about the environment, the people, the style of living, the resonance with that lifestyle. Before you buy , rent and see if that lifestyle fits you. People make Heaven or Hell on Earth so if you don’t like the locals lifestyle, you will not live well regardless of how beautiful the house is . Unfortunately I am speaking from experience…
This is very true! Always go and spend some time in the place before committing to buying property.
Foarte adevarat ce zici,degeaba-ti cumperi un mic colt de paradis intr-un loc inconjurat de oameni rai.
Super valid points. Thanks for sharing
Were did you try if I can ask?
@@patriciavandevelde5469 countryside of Romania Beautiful place however I didn’t resonate with people…
Bulgaria is a very nice place to live in. Beautiful nature , perfect climate-4seasons. You can have beautiful beaches, mountains and all with healthy and delicious food and friendly people.
I'm trying to go there but I can't
And also very corrupt
What about getting permit if I am considering moving in from Africa with my wife? Any clue about this, do they speak English or I have to learn the native language
And what about social life in Bulgaria they don t speak English and hospitals are shit!
@@patriciavandevelde5469 you are right, but nobody is obligated to speak english. And if you do not like it in Bulgaria, you can move somewhere else.
Thank you for that video. It was amazing because next year I am moving to Braga- Portugal for my retiree. I am so happy to watch your video. 😊❤
Oh yes Portugal it will be, thanks for these videos!
Just be sure you do not plan to work in Portugal, as the wages are much lower than the property values in cities
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Hi very informative sir enjoyed it valuable considering Mauritius as it is close to Europe where my family stays in UK otherwise Turkey
It’s not the price , it’s the people, culture, values I am after. O yeah, the crime rate , too!
My husband is a Latvian but he don’t want us to settle down there. It’s too cold for my Asian butt so we are considering moving to either Batumi or Portugal.
As mentioned, i didn't find Kiev that inexpensive but I lived in an area near the river and close to the center. And also as mentioned, Belgrade is not that inexpensive but I used Air BnB. As in the US, things are changing quickly in Europe. A nice country today can quickly decline just as we see in the US.
Yes, everything can happen and things can change quickly. But AirBnb is just a viable strategy if you coming for a few days, long term (1 month or more) prices through local websites are a fraction of those on Airbnb.
In all Eastern European countries except Slovenia, you can find an older apartment or house for about 1000 euros / m2 in towns. Portugal is the poorest in Western Europe, it is the cheapest there. In addition to the cost of purchase, one should inquire well about monthly bills, taxes, food prices .... There is a huge difference from country to country. The smartest thing is to take a car rental and travel around Europe, and see where you like the lifestyle and mentality of the people the most.
Hoho, in Czechia its jnfortunately much more than 1000eu per sq meter. And Prague is definitely more expensive than Ljublana
@@Aggoenix Dubrovnik is much more expensive than Praque, but I am talking about averige prices in countries. On the Adriatic coast you can find appartments for les than 1000 euros/m2 and more than 10 000 euros/m2
So, which countries are your pick no 1 & 2, please?
The average price per m² in Slovakia is 2600€ (in Bratislava even more, 3500€/m²) so good luck finding anything for 1000€/m², Czech Republic is the same. I'm not sure about Poland, but I'd say the prices are pretty similar to CZ/SK.
You mentioned that the whole region is "cheap" except Slovenia...property prices in Slovenia are the same as in Slovakia and other countries in the region, so I guess you didn't do much research before making such statement.
@@vkdrk I dont talking about averige prices, in Croatia continental towns you can find a very cheap houses or appartments, but not in Zagreb or near the Adriatic cost. All depends about position! Few km near me they 10y.a. sells luxury apartments for 10 000 to 12000 euros/m2. Not in town,but near the beach in Istria.
On your thumbnail, there is a funny error in Japanese translation (left of the screen). The translation for Turkey is not 七面鳥 (shichi men chou), this means Turkey (the bird you eat on Christmas 🦃🍗). The country Turkey 🇹🇷 is トルコ (To ru ko) in Japanese. First I asked myself why you mentioned a bird on your country list 😁.
Haha that is excellent. Thanks for noticing it
Id suggest u guys look into Georgia, Tbilisi. I am from there and plan to retire there. For 50k you can buy a really nice 2 bedroom apartment. The food is great, nature too.
Is this Georgia USA?
@@meandroyan no the country
My husband and I got married in Georgia and fell in love with the country. We're living in the UK and I've been putting a seed in his mind that we should invest to buy a flat in Tbilisi and rent it out but I have no idea where to start. Do you know any great and reliable agency that could help us?
@@mimid.8346 I don't sorry. do u intend to take out a loan or pay in cash?
@@djkarma6904 thanks for your reply. I'm planning a loan
I live in the countryside (village) in Serbia and have bought a nearly new House for mentioned pricelevel(400/m), but the truth is that you here you can find older houses in good standard for much less, like $100-200-300/m. I have also seen the same for either Portugal or Spain( don´t remember which one it was)
Hey! I am planning on living in Serbia on the countryside away from Belgrade. I wonder I can find a 4 or 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms already build in good condition. Or build a brand new house. What's the standard cost for them house? Thank you!
@@Imhim247 I gave you a long answer on this some days ago, now I cannot see my answer?? To repeat it is a bit too mucy!!
@@rolfet9 Oh my goodness. I believe you. It'll be too long to explain it
@@Imhim247 I`ll try a short one: 90 kms from Bgr where i live you have a good (I know it should be very well preserved)house with additions with big place about 100 m3 for somewhat more that 10K euros!
I wish to move to Serbia in the countryside with my wife, how easy is it to have residency by owning a 2 bedroom apartment in the country. I will be glad if I have an insight about this, moving in from Africa
Latvia is it really nice place to live with a uniquely enjoyable culture the people there are very kind and welcoming it's not too expensive it's actually fairly priced place to live I am immigrated there from the United States in 2014 I live in Riga Latvia and it is one of the cheapest and most enjoyable capital cities of any country I've ever been to or live in but the whole country there is a lot of beauty and their unique culture and history and cheap housing that is still nice and the people are welcoming all over the country to everyone they were very welcoming to me and I have learned a lot from living in love you versus living in a western country like the United States
May I ask how you obtained the resience permit there, please? Any qualifications and limit amount there?
They are Russian haters! No thanks
Albania, Turkey and Portugal would be my pick of this list. Off this list I would pick Hungary
🇦🇱 in Kukës or Shkodra you can buy home with 60 m2 for only 25,000-30,000€
thank you for input. Sarande seems also a good option. Which one do you prefer?
...with running water from the walls😁
R you from Albania
I bought my last property April, it was not affordable however it's a perfect investment, spent 700k and it's wort it, now I'm moving profits from stock investment to my real estate portfolio.
Which county did you buy it ?
Thank you for posting ...great video I've subscribed.😉
If I have the choice and money I would for sure pick Spain especially the canary islands.
Great people, great infrastructure, nice beaches and wonderful warm weather. Also, life is not expensive.
and some erupting volcanoes ...
@@jokerash I don't know if you are Spanish or not.
But don't watch too much TV please. There are many earthquakes in California and hurricanes in Florida, so do you think those places are bad?
Again, don't watch too much TV.
Great content thank u I wana try Bulgaria
Romania is a pretty strong option. Buying a house in Romania is not only great because of the bio-diversity and so many different landforms but it would be a clever investment given it's fast growing economy. I do think Bucharest is pretty good if is business you're after
good analysis, multumesc!
Would you say their prices here are realistic tough, or do they include a "foreigner upmark"?
Romania 🇷🇴 seems interesting, I'm an American and been looking into possibly visiting and maybe relocating around the area
You should watch The Calderon Fam and Random Romania for this
Such a cool channel. Thank you 🥰
Thank you for making this videos.
Looking to move from Canada…looking primarily at Milan and Barcelona. Any recommendations/tips for moving to Italy and Spain? Any recommended alternatives, other than Portugal? I never want to shovel snow again
Not shoving snow is a great decision! It depends on your goals. Will you want to work in any of these? There's also Cyprus, Turkey, Montenegro, Albania, Malta.
Milan is truly an incredible city
Milan
Why not Serbia very nice country Novi Sad and Belgrade lot of strangers buy now houses and apartments safe place
Spain then, it still snows in Milan…. Spain is truly beautiful and there are a lot of good cities in there
I like your video really informative and useful for everyone no one can explain everything like you did 👏👌🌹❤️🥰
Consider Romania and Moldova, both are great and cheap, Romania is safer due to being in the EU.
Yes, Moldova is also quite small.
Romania is nice, mountains, delta, black sea, famous beaches ,expensive food, not enough monthly income, big cities expensive like EU
"Property prices in Bulgaria are pretty low" ... Yeah, right, as a Bulgarian, watching this video just to find out where it could be cheaper, because here in Bulgaria buying an apartment is becoming nearly impossible and yet again, you tell me "Bulgaria", like what the hell, this ain't helping at all, I'm already here and it's expensive AF
You made a good point. It is relative. Real estate in Bulgaria is much more expensive than it used to be, but it is still cheaper than most other European capitals.
thanks for the informative content !
Awesome content, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
I am a mother of two daughters, my dream is to own a house and a small project, Lord, make me happy to achieve it
Amen
I have been looking at Serbia, a couple thousand euros buys you a house and some land in a village.
Ukraine might be even cheaper.
@@michiel5160 I don't understand, please explain
@@michiel5160 No, my brother, I'm not Curania
@@peaceofmindforeveryone2231 I said that there are still countries with cheap houses. Serbia and Ukrania are examples.
When I was in Iraq a KBR contractor I met was getting ready to retire to France, where she owned a house with vineyard. A neighbor had contracted with her after she bought it, they take care of the vines and pick the grapes each year, then add several crates of wine to her wine cellar as well as the money they pay her…. She owns vineyards, drinks wine from her property, doesn’t have to lift a finger.
well done.
Thanks for the videos; they are so interesting and informative! Travel Economics, in the comments section of this video, could you please list the property listing websites for all of the countries you mentioned in this video? I never know which one is legit when I Google real estate search for a country. Thanks!
It is better to watch one of the individual videos about the real estate market in the specific countries, there I talk about the websites and how to use them.
@@traveleconomics ok, thanks. I saw it in some. What about Bulgara?
Yes. Thanks for the info
Ukraine is the best option. It’s major cities are modern, accessible and cost of living is cheap. Smart foreign investors are already buying up and the real estate market is adjusting to cater for their needs. All you need is a good local solicitor and you’re good to go.
are their any solicitor's you can recommend or referr? I would appreciate any help in finding a contact. thank you
No thanks, a country ruled by mafias
Ukraine is unfortunately very unstable investment. Its economy is like a rollercoaster, its relations to Russia unpredicable and politicians chaotic
@@Aggoenix your prediction was spot on!
@@Aggoenix my god. Imagine if you followed that advice
How much a guest house can cost in smaller towns of Turkey or Albania
I think it’s funny that he mentions Turkey in half of his European videos, but fails to mention the Turkish city of Batman…. The Turks pronounce Batman wrong, but hey, what DC fan doesn’t want to live part of their life in the city of Batman?
Mulțumesc pentru video pentru cei în asediu
Thanks for all the information on this channel
Amazing job keep it going
My question is:
When we leave Canada to Portugal should we get a one way ticket or return ticket since my wife is travelling as a tourist in order for her to get her visa in Portugal
Don’t know exactly what’s the best way to do it
Thanks
Richard
If one of you guys has EU/EEA citizenship, it can be a one way ticket. If not, I cannot give an answer since I would need to know more info.
@@traveleconomics
Thanks for the reply
So I’m a dual citizen (Canadian and Portuguese)but my wife is Canadian only so you think maybe for her a return ticket will be better so we won’t have problems at the border with the costumes officer ?
Then apply for her visa afterwards?
Thanks
Richard
@@Richard-fl5dk but you have to be every 6 months in Canada to receive full pension otherwise government give you few bucks any time you will cross border they want you to be vaccinate
But if you do research about this vaccine you can find that this is not really vaccine but something else something very bad
@@robertrobski1013 you are wrong! Watch Parallel Wealth he’s a financial advisor. There are 3 Canadian pensions and you can get the CPP when living abroad. You don’t have to stay in Canada for 6 months.
Thank you so much sir
Its so usefull thank u 💐
Welcome 😊
You forgot Georgia and Tbilisi....
Yeah, it is a good option as well.
Georgia isnt in EUrope
I lost you at the bridge in Portugal...😄
Good content how about Italy
The world’s best buy on beachfront property in 2021 is to be found in Northern Cyprus by FORBES.
I just improve my english for lising this . Anyway one day i will around the world. I am waiting for the day. Pure Hearted God Blessed Human wish me a Great Height. Thank you
Hello there..
Please guide for buying low cost house.. as i want to shift
Thanks bro
I thing a city like Târgu Secuiesc is absolutely beautiful, but not being
a citizen of the EU, gaining citizenship in Romania is a nightmare.
Also in some cities like Târgu Secuiesc most people
actually speak Hungarian which is a very hard language to master.
In Bulgaria, you not only need to learn Bulgarian but the cyrillic
writing system. Still, areas like the Black Sea coast are absolutely beautiful.
thanks for your opinion. As a non-EU citizen, residence in Bulgaria is easier if you are a retiree, but in Romania it is easier if you start a business.
I don`t have any idea how to picture what I can afford when you value properties in square meters
1 sq meter = 10.7 sq ft
Hey anybody will recommend Romania , Bucharest ?
I would
What abou Sicily Malta etc....
Thank you so much 🙏👍🇮🇳
FROM INDIA BHARAT 🇮🇳
will make a video about Malta soon!
Sicily is in Italy and alot expensive
Good information
Thanks
Love your channel.
Once I met a guy , asked him where r u from? He said EU。I asked what country？ He said UK . What part of UK? I asked him. - Kyiev )funny people
U K raine
As a Romanian you could not pay me enough to live in Bucuresti, you want value move to the western part of the country like Cluj, Oradea, Timisoara etc
What about Iasi?
@@traveleconomics Iași îs the cultural capital of România. Check "palatul culturii"
@Matti Newhouse how do you like living in Moldova?
@@traveleconomics I live in Iasi and it's kind of not better than Timisoara or Bucharest! The best option for living in Romania is Cluj so far! Is like los angeles but romanian version
@@grtkyrwf9162 interesting. I've been to Cluj, was quite nice.
Most cheap and safe is the question
In Sicily you can buy a property for 1€
è vero, ma è più una responsabilità che un vantaggio nella maggior parte dei casi.
@@powderskier5547 people should know before talking no sense and be rude and offensive. The reason one in Sicily or in italy you can find houses for 1 euro it s not connected with Mafia or criminality ( in italy by the way is one of country with less crimes in europe according the stastiistic that don't follow stuoid stereotypes) but to avoid the problem of ghost towns recently very commun. We are talking abandoin villagges far away from business located in remote areas often at top.of mountains so the local municipality offer the possibility to offer the proprity for one 1 euro if you garantee to move with family there and make an investiment refurneshing the houses. CNN, bbc and other networks often talk about this form of interesting and inusual investiment that you can find in itally but this video has forgotten to mention it
in my country where i live it's really expensive to buy houses is it possible to buy a house let's say in Bulgaria, and rent it
It is.
Can anyone tell me the process
You did pronounce Sofia almost acurately except it is not Soufia just Sofia. You did however put the stress on the correct form like SO-fia, when foreigners tend to put it on I which makes me laugh as Bulgarian because Sofia as the stress goes to I refers to the female name Sofia.
However you kinda messed up in the pronunciation of Veliko Tarnovo. The stress for this one is on I not on O. Also Tarnovo is pronounced like T-uh-r-novo. Also the accent is on the hard A known as UH in this case. And it should be VeLIko TUHR-novo.
But other than these small errors nice video.
thanks for the feedback, will improve my pronunciation on the next videos I mention it!
There’s always 1 guy more interested in correcting others silly mistakes than actually learning new things. Nice
@@bangonreviews You have any problem with that?
Bulgaria!
You forgot about Germany. Surprisingly you can buy houses in Germany, even in northern Bavaria, for as little as €150 000.
Germany has annual property taxes .
@@anthonydowling3356 I know. I pay less than €200/year for my €500K house in a town so really negligible.
@@edwardlloyd1516 200 per year ? Wow,that's cheep.I own properties in US and EU,indeed in Transylvania i pay around 40$ for an apartment and in US,2,500 $ for a house.
I ❤️ Serbia.
What about Macedonia?
also a good call.
That would be Northern Macedonia. Please get the name right.
@@jjjddd231 The official name is actually North MK, not Northern.
Rent or buy
depends on your goals :)
Hello
I’m planning to move to Portugal from Canada
I have dual citizenship so for me will be easy to move
But my wife is Canadian should we still get the D7 visa for her before moving? Or get her visa in Portugal
She has a NIF number already will that help? Thanks
Richard
You should not get the D7, the D7 is for non-EU citizens. You are in a completely different category. You are an EU citizen and she is a family member of an EU citizen. She can apply for family reunion based on the fact that she is married to you. You can sort it directly in SEF in Portugal (assuming she is a Canadian citizen) but make sure you arrange all the documents you need from Canada and in Portugal.
Thank you so much for the information
Regards
Richard
She must enter the country as a tourist and then request the “reunião familiar” once she is already in the country (family reunion kind of visa)
@@modaecriacao
Obrigado pela informação
When we leave Canada should we get a one way ticket or return since my wife is travelling as a tourist
Don’t know exactly what’s the best way to do it
Thanks
Richard
Where can I move in Europe for a quick citizenship with $1 million in the bank? I live in California but would like to move somewhere to the south of Europe.
quickest in the EU probably Malta, but something like 18 months. North Macedonia and Turkey.
Portugal
Look at Greece, you wont be disappointed with the country or its people. It probably has some of the best food you will ever eat and the climate ain't too bad also.
@@M7TOPGEAR Agree,Greece is special.
Why you wanna move to Europe if California got wonderful climate
Montenegro ??
Turkey my favourite
Switzerland has the Highest Prices in Europe 🤣
We earn more than a lot of Europeans, we have a high standard of living and because we are a small country there is only so much land available. I love living in Switzerland, wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
@@ilovesuisse1 Yup you literally won the where-to-born lottery lol.
Switzerland and Norway are amazing!
@@ilovesuisse1 I am from USA 🇺🇸 , I ❤️🇨🇭. I went to Berner Oberland eg Murren and it was the most beautiful place in the world 🌎! Next year I will visit Geneva ❤️
I think it's actually Monaco that is most expensive to buy property.
9:39 Lads!
Turkey Istanbul job available and its affordable for living ???
salaries are not high in Turkey.
turkey sounds good
@@powderskier5547 ahahaha, gonna use it, then go to the harem and look for Odalisque
You have to convert to Islam then
That's amazing place ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It really is!
Fast trains from Kharkiv? Haha very funny
the fastest train from Kharkiv to Kyiv takes 4h45. It is faster than driving.
Shouldn't Belarus be in the list?
Belarus has some very inexpensive properties in the countryside. But considering the highly volatile situation in the country at the moment, I would not touch it for the time being.
No 🤣
yo tengo casa en Bulgaria
Nice
I hate when folks talk about housing prices by square meter’ 😅😅😅
Haha, 1 sq meter approximately 10 sq ft.
Yea also mentions apartment dollar cost nexttym
Buy house in South mumbai
Turkey is in Asia, not Europe.
A good portion of Istanbul is actually in Europe. The other half of Istanbul IS in Asia, right across the Bosphorus Strait.
part of it in Europe, part in Asia.
97% of Turkey is in Asia and 3%of Turkey is in Europe.
@@cfonde but culture is different than European is more Islamic if u are not one of them then can be little difficult for u
Is Ukraine at war yet? The next Afghanistan
at the moment no.
This aged like wine
You're ahead of your time. Congrats!
Sad watching this after Russian invasion of Ukraine
Pakistan is best & safe Country for Investment 🇵🇰
It is a big big joke
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F*ck no
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