Countries That Will Pay You to Live There
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- Top 10 Countries That Will Pay You to Live There
Life can feel expensive these days. Between the cost of living and the cost of housing, sometimes you may feel like you can barely afford to pay your regular expenses, let alone save. But can you imagine the opposite - not paying to live somewhere but instead being paid to live there?
This may sound too good to be true, but I’m here to tell you that it’s not. Today on Across the Globe we’re going to look at the 10 countries that will pay you to live there.
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How Many Countries Have You Traveled to?
9 countries, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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@@HenryCalderonJr Where to next?
Mexico, Japan, Viet Nam. Thailand, Spain, Italy, France, Philippines, China, semi retired American
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1) Italy
2) Canada, Saskatchewan
3) Spain, Ponga
4) Chile, Santiago (for biz owners)
5) Ireland (biz owner incentives)
6) Croatia, Legrad (for
where are you from?
can a foreign get jobs here?
So are these place to live, that will pay you. Are you from any of those places
@@lrrussellrussell8227 😅very incredible,we need to get there
@@lrrussellrussell8227 whatever the place
I am rooting for people who suffer through no fault of their own in toxic situations and need a change of scenery. I wish you all the best!
Thank you ❤
So very true Thank you
Yes there are some of us
The most toxic scene is when trump spews his lying crappola! Really stinky just like trump
Thank you sweet soul
i am Canadian… THERE IS NO FREE MEDICAL CARE - only if you’re on disability or welfare, and even then it’s minimal generic care… You pay monthly for medical, either directly or through your work deductions… PERIOD. and if you wanna know how “wonderful” Canada’s medical system/care is, think again - 20 years ago my mother (on disability) was left to suffer 5 hours with a perforated intestine, jacked up on pain meds, then sent home when toxins were being released into her blood… a day and a half later it ruptured, she went in for emergency surgery and died that night from toxins in her blood. Her surgeon asked me why she’d not come in earlier for treatment - I said that she did, and the hospital (Burnaby General) sent her home - you know what he said?… “oh”… that was it, that’s ALL he said… she was 65 - many doctors/ surgeons/hospital staff are paid 3 times LESS than in any other western country, they also come from 3rd world countries and are not properly schooled/trained
I'd move to Canada for the Culture, people, and beautiful landscape.
It's so beautiful, and I've heard the education system is fantastic!
@@Babylon2060 Tone deaf.
Canadians with funds come to US for medical-care, same as from UK, India...
in USA they pay from taxes healthcare too but they dont get nothing for free when they come to doctor or hospital
@@Babylon2060Stop dreaming....
Many Italians are leaving, they can't afford to pay the taxes! Check before move!
Oh! Gee! Do you know approximately how much that would be, a year, if one does live in one of those houses of before the 90ies? One should also take in account the huge renovation costs. This can amount to buying an expensive house, anywhere!
TAXATION IS THEFT.
Well the Greeks don't pay taxes either ... PS I don't do greek
We just need to tax the taxes for tax purpose
Yes they do pay property tax called ENFIA. Ignorant and uninformed people make inaccurate comments!@@howunacceptibleofme2145
There should be some honest tutorials from people who have moved to these places. This is something that needs to be researched so that you you don't end up living in a cesspool.
Thank You. Glad I am not the only one thinking “Why would they pay people to move there? Why has the population declined, or why did people LEAVE from there. Do any if these places have the crazy green energy policies that make it virtually impossible to live a happy life? Like Canada. I wouldn’t move there for $100,000 a year with the intrusive government they have at the moment. Communistic is what it resembles right now. Are these other places the same way? I don’t want to live where government caves to the globalist bankers who think they own the planet.
Bingo! 🎯🎯🎯
AGREE
Like Ireland? lool
like Germany
It is not true about Ireland. Shops are closing down and big companies are leaving the country. Huge housing problems and soaring cost of living.
This is happening all over
they dont build new houses &apartment buildings
plus invading muslims who do not like non muslims
Nothing is free there's always a thing that they are not saying!!
Hahaha !
As Americans clearly see everyday and. We pay out the ass for health care and receive compensation that can't cover housing or expenses, have college debt and a ridiculous amount in taxes, but never really see what their money's going to.
Example, I'm in Iowa and our school systems are not good. Taxes pay for that. The roads here are awful very taxes pay for that
@@leahsmith4310Same here in KY. As someone stated on another comment thread here, these places will do this for people to come there from outside places but do nothing for the people already living there & that definitely made me think of the way it is here in the States. I mentioned in that comment thread that I see so many foreigners here are driving Teslas, Audis, Mercedes, etc., living in $500,000 homes, send their kids to top notch schools & own a shit ton of real estate. I definitely don't have an issue with people coming here from other countries because I understand that they're looking to better their lives & some are escaping very dangerous situations but its just crazy to think that the people born & raised in a country are suffering while outsiders come in & thrive. The opportunities should be equal across the board! So maybe in some of these places, the locals are hostile to outsiders just like people are here. Its just sad altogether that this is what life has to be for the majority because of the 1%. Smdh
Remember there's reasons people are moving out of these places
True
Young people want to live in larger cities. These areas are ripe for retirement & gardening community.
Of course but it’s not always bad reasons, as you can see above!
Also there people from United States that are moving out as well to live in a different country for peace, companions and other reasons for the good cause and especially who resonate with a country they NEVER been NOR MOVED to. I'm thinking to Brazil first and I see a LONG TERM living in Brazil as well.
100%
As soon as I saw Ireland I knew this was about as well researched as my high school geography project
Well said the Irish are bailing out being replaced by undesirable low life's from Muslim rejects .
Title is mostly misleading:
1. Most of the countries are paying not you, but 'themselves' to live here, since schemes are only for their own citizens.
2. For those entertaining foreigners, requirements are designed in such a way that you will eventually pay much more than what they pay you.
That is nonsense. The grants available to inward investors, in Ireland, are excellent, as are the tax incentives, and there is no clawback. Do your research. The Italian and Spanish towns have simply decided not to allow depopulation bring about the decline of their beautiful areas. Good for them. This paranoia about all 'foreign places' is crazy. Americans need to travel more.
I wnna go there .. anyone can help me
So true
Thanks so much for this information
Yes, come to our country where we give you $4,000 to renovate a building for $100,000 of YOUR money that we get to keep after forcing you to pay taxes for 10 years and then kick you out. It's a good thing I'm too old for their crap. Not worth it, kids. There's a reason why they can't keep their own at home.
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Name of your country?
If the deal were that good, they wouldn’t need to offer it.
Yeah, right. The One thing they WON'T tell you is that you'll have to live in a home that needs refurbishing, and YOU must be the one to do that, (on the pay that they give you). Once you complete that, then you're free to move out back to your own country.
Yep, it's almost identical to here in the UK where councils advertise that you can buy a house for a pound, or £25 pound or whatever. But in the small print you have to have at least £50,000 for renovations and you have 12 months to complete those renovations.
You're probably right.
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You will be a slave of that country who need people whom the country can profit, can pay so much taxes. Putin go back to his own land , when he is living with his family in Germany. Better to live and stay in our own speaking tongue
They always finding ways to Rob people
2:46 but this arial photo shows Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Looking from South to North at the city's downtown. In the foreground is the Walterdale Bridge & the North Saskatchewan River that runs through the centre of Edmonton.
Btw, Edmonton recently announced discountnation of its recruitment and incentive program.
Great video guys 👌🏼👍🏼 thanks for sharing.
Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico.🇲🇽
Amazing list, thanks for sharing with us!
My family migrated to the US from Spain and seeing Ponga, Spain actually interests me. Olé! 😎
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May I ask whydid they get out of spain ?any country is better than US.
Bull abusers don’t get my respect
It’s interesting to see places will “pay” for you to move/live there. Many of these places are beautiful but jobs may be difficult to come by for sustained living, maybe? Nonetheless beautiful places :)
Thank you 🎉
Very informative vlog for ppl santong yo move to new pastures.
You couldn’t pay me to live in Canada.
It’s to expensive here and we’re under a dictator little potato Justin Trudeau
I live in Saskatchewan Canada. Ya you get to see the doctor and hospital stays are free but you still have to pay for your medications . It's not a bad place to live. But your going to get cold in the winter and shovel snow.
Please can you send me your wassup number
How to apply for Saskatchewan
Das kann ich nur bestätigen ,dazu sind die Lebenskosten sehr hoch.
@@marlisschmidt3932is it higher than Switzerland and New York?
Thank you for the informative video 👍
With the current financial and economic situation world wide, I strongly believe that as smart citizens we shouldn’t rely solely on our salaries, instead we should look for more innovative means to make money.
This is the third time this week I am hearing about the good works of Tom Lawson, he is really popular, I guess he is doing a very good job
That’s true, he has made it a habit of generating steady income in the foreign exchange market and satisfying his numerous investors who choose him as their certified broker.
Guilty as charged, when I started work with him I had about $5,000 in my crypto portfolio and in less than six months I can proudly boast that I have more than 1 BTC with over $20,000 in my Bitcoin wallet.
He is on 1nstagram as
tom•lawson•trade
I was just telling my people that I’m moving overseas. Perfect timing!
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@@Acrosstheglobechannel i have few questions, i will love to apply to move to either Croatia, Chile or Italy..Is there any website you can recommend in other for me to carry out proper research on these countries?
I was telling my family the same thing 😂😂😂😂😂 they thought i was crazy im like no im serious 😅
@@brianaisaac4233 The exchange rate alone will be a big financial boost. Plus you should invest in artificial intelligence. If you got a old 401k you can roll it over to Nvidia ticker symbol (NVDA) It can and should make you very wealthy! Real talk! Good luck 👍🏽
@@benadinemabel7124 also the exchange rate will be a big boost. Plus investing in artificial intelligence will make you wealthy. I’m a engineer. If you move a old 401k ( roll over) into Nvidia ticker symbol NVDA and just leave it for 7 to 10 years. Look into it. It’s a great investment with gigantic potential for huge returns. Good luck 👍🏽
This is a wonderfully fun video even if I don't ever move, thank you so much for creating it!
Bendiciones 🙏
Wow, I almost forgot that this is a video. You literally made me feel the environment. I was already thinking of how to survive there as a Fine Artist.
Thank you so much for this video
This is fascinating! Imagine getting paid to live in another country. Definitely adding these to my bucket list. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing
I lived in Santiago Chile for a while. It’s an excellent place to live that actually feels like a European city. Your within 2-3 drive of hitting the slopes or the beach if into such things. It really has everything you need in a global connected city.
That sounds amazing
Why did you leave
@@FeliceFoose had to come back home to colorado
Devastating earthquakes included for free.
I agree with you. Santiago is absolutely beautiful, well developed, very low crime rate and it has so much to offer, whether you are an adrenalin junkie, a business person or someone who wants a simple life
Good information. How can one get there, tell us the process
They are all going to be different, you have to do your own homework. Some don't even exist. In five minutes of looking I've found the Switzerland one is only for Swiss citizens, and the Greek Island one doesn't exist. Most things are too good to be true.
Quite informative!
Great video, new subscriber!
Make sure you check the laws before moving. Nothing is ever what it seems..🤔🤔
The reason for population decline is mostly due to lack of work options, So it's all well and good moving somewhere where the country pays you but if there's no jobs or your start up company doesn't do as well as predicted, you're going to be in trouble if you've signed a piece of paper saying you're staying for 10+ years.
Very interesting thank you😊
Hello from Zandvoort Netherlands :D
I always thought Id like to live in Switzerland.
I don't think the Swiss one should be on here as you have to be a Swiss citizen for the scheme.
No, you need a work permit or a citizen. The problem is that Albinen is deep in the mountains and you are 1.5 hr away from the first big city, Interlaken. Zürich or Geneva is 3hr+. Dont forget you have to buy an old house that costs from 250k up, and now some insider facts, as i live in Switzerland...everything you want to do in that old house(electric, plumbing, remodelling, etc) it all needs a permit from the city and it must be done with a qualified contractor. Hourly rate is 100chf +..... example: i had my fridge drain clogged and for a 15min job i paid 163chf plus the 15min drive time (here you also pay for the time they loose on the road)
That is why a simple apartament, on the outskirts of a small city costs 1mil chf. An old house needs a lot of work, a lot of permits and at least 300k chf to get it to be comfy. Kindergarten is from 1.5k to 3k a month, groceries around 500-1000 depending on what you buy and if you dont buy to much meat. Medical insurance costs from 300 chf + a month.
There is a lot not being said in this video...
My monthly expenses in a 3.5 room apartament in a smaller city 18km away from Zürich, for 2 adults, rent, phone, insurance is 2830chf. That is without food, car, gas, car insurance,travel insurance, streaming services, internet😂
Welcome to Switzerland!
@@mihaiinhd6801. You’re so right. I was born in Switzerland. For me it’s always been to stiff as a society. It’s very difficult to meet people. I left 30 years ago. The best decision I have made. 🎉
Frankly, if I were to migrate, it would be to a cold country that rarely catches fire. The fires here in Australia have become much more scary in the last 3 or 4 years.
Most of the fires are deliberately lit and your wonderful dear leader's are planning more so get used to it ....
They're probably intentionally set
What do you mean fire like a volcano or just hot weather
Sounds like Antarctica: Might be the place your looking for. Cold yes!, Remote check, Risk of fire ? scale of 1 - 10. 0.05! check.
Same in Greece,it is really worrying
very informative
Dublin is the most expensive city to live in. Crazy expensive for a house and food. But it is a great city in a fantastic city
Legrad is realy beautiful place, so, i come from Koprivnica and Legrad is part of Koprivnica City, i love go to Drava in autumn and looks magical like en dream beutiful. Koprivnica sa velikim srcem ♥️
Thank You. 😊
GOD BLESS YOU !
“Paying to live there” _but_ you have to pay over 5x times as much as they’re paying you for whatever property you move into??
That’s not a deal, that’s a *SCAM* (Switzerland)
Hahahah yeah and if you move there from as an expat you gotta be able to pay around 6 months of rent upfront and prove you have a job ready before even moving there. And if you wanna buy a place, well getting a mortgage is gonna be hard.
@@SAA-hr9gr I got a job and moey and i could buy a house there 2 over never mind 6 mth rent money ha ha ha h
I am curious to know if real estate videos we see are for real properties for sale? Also if the prjices for these properties are true for Italy? Only problem I was aware of is volcanoes on one particular side of Italy, which would be on backside of bootshape of land. Is any of this info. true?
2 Canadians 🇨🇦 happily living in Mexico but open to other options if needed. Cool video 📸😎
I'm interested to go places so appreciate any help to make the move to Mauritas.
Minute 1:04 is actually Livorno in Tuscany , my city
How good is the video 😮 who is enjoying to watch this travel video? Thank you for sharing this ❤
11:22 is Playa de Las canteras in Gran Canaria island, Spain, not Mauritius. No idea what else the makers of this video are making out of thin air passing of as someplace else, just recognized that one.
Exactly 💯
Wow, mind blown! Who knew some countries pay you to live there? Time to pack my bags and explore these opportunities. Thanks for the eye-opener
Wow, that's great I would love to live in one of these beautiful countries.
If my husband wasn't in the military i would be moving us to Greece. I been to Greece a few times and loved it. The people are amazing, everyone is so laid-back and well the places i went reminded me of my home town. If you never been you should definitely go! I hate big cities and know i would love the quiet you would get.
we all know bout military your husband butt is getting drilled or he drilling someone butt and he on heavy drugs
Do some research, a lot of Europe has changed.
Greeks are lazy so naturally laid back.
@@emmsue1053 , Exactly, can't even walk without being pick pocketed and surrounded by thugs .
Hello friend
I recognised the harbour of Hvar from the thumbnail. I have berthed owners' superyachts there for several years until I retired. Croatia was my favourite cruising area in the Med. Stunning. As for living in Croatia there is NO reason at all as to why anyone would go to Legrad. Just don't.
yeah, this could be dangerous advice. some regions may not be safe at all.
Good video 😊
Wow, mind blown! Can't believe some countries pay you to live there. Time to research and maybe start packing! Thanks for the info!
@2.46 it’s a picture of Edmonton, Alberta not Saskatchewan.
Alma 37 :37 reads, "Counsel with the Lord in all thy doings, and He will direct thee for good..." (B of M) We should be cautious whenever people make lavish promises. Life's decisions should be based on eternal truths, not just on current circumstances.
The Bible says : God will bless the work of your hands. I don't trust free gifts most of the times. They always come with a life threatening disadvantages. So be extra vigilant guys.
bible are full of stupid things
I love to be there No 8, what is the next process, thanks for sharing
Awesome 👌
If you’re under 40 the Croatia one would be amazing as you’re close to Slovenia and Zagreb I just went there last fall and I am seriously contemplating how to get back and stay in Croatia. If you haven’t been, there is a selling company called sale Croatia that does trips from split to Dubrovnik. I’d highly recommend checking them out and this is not a pitch or sales thing. I just honestly had an amazing time and want to go back lol.
Croatia is beautiful I must agree.
I also agree. Croatia is in my top 3 favourite countries. It's so beautiful there. I would seriously consider buying a house.
@@judymckee5992It was much more beautiful without all the tourists.
@@nieczerwony, You may not need tourist but the people who does business need the tourist, I talked to them and they are very thankful that I went and stayed in their airbnb, eat in their restaurants etc, used their boat tours, cabal cars, laundry, bus, taxis,train transport, u get my drift!
As a Saskatoon native, best advise ever - Don't move there. Place where dreams go to die...
Not only businesses,but,work.I worked there long long time ago as registered general nurse.
Hello, nice content but can you share more information on how to get information about Italy
Taxes !!
Property in Ireland/price of living, taxes etc is crazy high and only getting higher..
Not to mention being a Refugee magnet
Be prepared for a lot of rain and moisture and little sunshine with a dank temperature. There's a reason it's so green.
Rain is awesome ❤
Wish I could go to those countries! ❤
Buy a ticket and go...
Fill your wallet with cash &grab your travel document.simple as that😊
Ok smartSsA!
2:45 it's Edmonton AB, not Saskatchewan
Great Video
In Canada you are going to pay very high taxes. All the goods and services are extremely expensive. Also the country is ran by a dictator.😢
Half the people here in the states appear to believe dictators are good. I mean, Biden's no gem , but really ? Ridiculous. Be safe up there🙏🕉📿
Never move to switzerland its too expensive its just not worth it in my eyes as a citizen😅
I would love to visit one day
I need connection
@@ourufred1155 its a good Country for a visit or holidays (probably, its a matter of taste) but if you start living there i would not recommend because of pretty high living costs
Please do not come, we have enough people sleep walking around and staring in their phones
great video
Sardinia it's my favor😊🐟💖
Best advice: if you are not rich enough, stay where you are and if you are rich no need to go to these crappy locations.
The best advice I ever heard and agree. The best place to live is where you are. Don’t fool for these lies.
And everyone has to be able to work 100% remotely because these places don't have jobs for their own people.
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, there was no country that paid individuals to live there for free on a large scale. However, some countries and regions have offered various incentives and programs to attract residents, particularly in sparsely populated areas or to boost their economies. These incentives might include tax breaks, grants, or subsidies, but they usually come with certain requirements or conditions, such as starting a business, investing in the local economy, or moving to a specific region.
Please note that the situation can change, and new initiatives may have been introduced in various countries since my last update. I recommend checking with the latest sources or the official websites of countries that interest you for any updated information on residency or relocation incentives they may be offering.
Your last knowledge update? Did you think you were being helpful or were you just trying to be a dream stealer, sheesh
@@pamweaver3410 sorry if anything lead you to misguided information i provided
He should have mentioned Vegas. 24/7 city. Also those cars he mention I see those in Cleveland. Maybe not as many but those cars are more accessible then people think as with most high-end products. True you still need a nice amount of paper but I am willing to bet most of those cars are leased ,maybe a few buying car notes and a rare few payed for. Also,knowing the meaning of money is just as important. 👍🏾👍🏿🙏🏿
I would move to Italy for free. I absolutely love it there ❤
Do it!
I've been there too and I love it.
How
How
Do not believe it, nothing is in Italy and is not cheap, I live in Italy, do not trust all those YT video they make it to get paid.
Most are far too remote, eligibility requirements are shit and/or make it rip off, cost of housing and living negate payments to live there, etc. I seen 2 maybe 3 that might actually be good choices/worth it.
Interesting video!
Ponga looks fantastic BUT isolated. With such a small population, I would worry about lack of healthcare, especially emergency health care. And how far it is to the nearest town with amenities, with doctors, shops, etc.
But it looks heavenly. A place I would like to retire to…if they have a clinic or healthcare hospital.
What about your children's education. With such a remote place, schools are not anywhere near some of these places.
Is there some jobs in ponga?
Ponga is on a hillscape a few dozen kms away from the bay of Biscay, known for massive precipitation carried in from the Atlantic.
Calling the climate "moderate Mediterranean" is pretty misleading...it doesn't look like Ireland without a reason.
Maps help.
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If a place is willing to pay you to go there. Then thats how you know that living there does not sound fun.
Yeah..like Alaska
Spanish Speaking Places:
2:54 Ponga, Spain
3:57 Santiago, Chile (for entrepreneurs)
English Speaking Places:
1:46 Saskatchewan, Canada
4:57 Ireland (for business owners)
Other Places:
0:31 Candela, Italy
0:31 Sardinia, Italy
0:31 Prisicce-Acquarica, Italy
6:30 Legrad, Croatia (< 40)
7:46 Albinen, Switzerland (< 45)
9:17 Taiwan (to teach English)
10:07 Antikythera, Greece
11:01 Mauritius (for start ups)
im ready to move to any of those countries ....im from West Papua and Papua New Guinea
dangit, I was REALLY looking forward to moving to Croatia.... but dangit, I am 60 years old :(
You can move to any other countries in Europe......don't let your age stop u from doing what u desire
Canadian housing prices are through the roof, Saskatchewan is run by a conservative provincial government, the healthcare system is in crisis, high interest rates, freezing cold winters that last a long time, many rednecks outside of the cities - just do your research.
Sorry to hear 😞. Cold is one thing, but it seems ignorance is spreading faster than any virus ever could. Keep your head up ! Be safe out there 🙏
Can you make a video on categories like: transportation links, job opportunities, and healthcare benefits please?
ok, love Ponga fed up with the UK, family of 5 where do I sign up?
Saskatchewan is a great province. But long cold winter
Out of all country's I would pick Croatia, but my age is barrier 😂. Sad I can't qualify.😢
Croatia is amazing!
@@Acrosstheglobechannel Yes I know I lived there up to 22 years of age (Makarska). I'm glad that you like Croatia😁
You mean well. This is a safe country and the people are good.th-cam.com/video/Wv42Pia0WIo/w-d-xo.html
I have been to most of these places. I would go to the country and town before you pack up and move anywhere. Some of these towns are very, very small. Also, many European towns close up early and can be very boring.
Canada? Cold, lonely, and depressing.
Ohh genial!!
THANKS.
😳😳😳 OH REALLY??? IM PACKING MY BAGS RIGHT AWAY
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I've Tutored English as a Second Language on several occasions, for Free. Of all the short & long term jobs I've ever held, those classes were my favorites. Taiwan just might be what I'm looking for as an "Boomer Expat." Honestly, my Only concern is that country's proximity to China, specifically the (CCP.) 🤔💙🗿
China is beautiful and wonderful too. And it’s still better than the US even if it’s got problems too…
Worth looking into for sure!
@@Cassxowary I like China and its people are friendly.
Well, (YES,) of course I've always been Fascinated by ancient Chinese Civilization & Culture. It's the current Chinese Communist Party that worries me. Taiwan & Hong Kong are among the Asian destinations that interest me most. But the "Inconvenient Truth" of the matter is that Chinese is the main language of both places. So basically, (who the hell am I) as an American, to go over there and even SUGGEST that China should back-off it's Political agenda to reclaim the two regions as their territory?!? It's not an accident, or "fake news" that aside from the truly wonderful aspects of Life in the United States, we ALSO have a global reputation for being "Supremely Arrogant." 🌏🇺🇸🗿
Yeah, living next to China is a big no-no! As for it being better than the US, again, a big no-no! Its economy is battered, and many foreign countries are bailing out of there due to government interference. It seems China can't help itself from making decisions that will render it a pariah. China isn't the only game in the world anymore.
Where in Sardinia was looking for people or a link for the info. Thanks
How would I get in touch with the government of pongo.i am very interested in relocating there
I'm a traveler and I've been on those countries..I'm attracted to Sardinia. Remember.. Croatia needs you to speak their language. Although they can speak English.
Good to note
Most countries want you to learn their language. And since people will be planning on living there, I can't say that I blame them. Note that many countries require payment for those classes.
Oh yeah, Sardinians don't want you to speak Italian for sure. 😅
1A united states. free 5 star hotel free meals. free laundry, $4500 cash free schools free transportation, plus many other beniffits too numerous to mention. requirements, come in illegally, have no way to have background checked, be willing to complain about what you get free, and have total disregard for the laws!
First stop, Manhattan.
You wrote that comment 7 months ago, just imagine how many more people have arrived since you wrote it? Absolutely ridiculous
And New York didn't have to advertise it .