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How about Sri Lanka? The economy is low, very low, but the weather is smooth all year, 20 degrees minimum, maximum 35. You can grow food all year without fearing the winter.
there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Has Montenegro taken in migrants like the rest of Europe? In my beautiful country the government has welcomed ib thousands and the streets are no longer safe.
Give us your honest opinion about the country with putting the emotions and love to your country aside, what's something we should think about if we planning to live there?
@@motormindsautomotive I can't tell you what to think if I don't know what are your interests. It's a tough place to live in without a 2k salary. However, if you do have that and love nature, there's tons you can do and you can have a blast here. We've been in wars most of the time, 500 years just with Ottomans. This affected the culture and mentality. Lack of culture and aggressive/hustle mentality but also, we are known for being fair people as honor was always highly valuable amongst our warriors. Some of it still remained and people continued that tradition but there are always those with poor upbringings that just don't care about that stuff anymore which if understandable. The political scene is horrible, with lots of corruption but that shouldn't affect you that much. Experience as a foreigner is really different from person to person.
Beautiful sentiments ! It's Montenegro for me, after my time at Mount Athos in the next year where I need to cleanse my soul. Here in the UK your soul is under constant threat and battles from a very corrupted system and the evil of central banks and politicians.
My dad is from Montenegro. If, IF I were to ever have a second home outside the US, or move from the states. That’s where I would go. Everything he says is spot on. I also said to myself before the video began that I would not be shocked if Montenegro was on his list.
Has Montenegro taken in refugees/migrants like the rest of Europe? Because of corrupt government my beautiful country has taken in thousands and now the streets are no longer safe and the lazy police force dont want to investigate a crime if it is committed by a forgeiner.
Thank you Grim Hustle. I grew up with the Russians in plumber park in Hollywood. I watch you for the nostalgia you bring me from the good ole days. I used to skateboard through the park as the old Russian men would play cards and the grandmas would sit watching us play. I grew up with my Russian friends Dima and my friend David went by the name of Grim. Now I understand why he choose this name.
I grew up with the Russians in Coney Island and the Italians in Morris Park. You know where they’re at now, gone. All their bullshit caught up with them. Either dead or prison. Had to sell their homes to Jordanians and Yemenis so their families had something to live on as they moved to NJ or upstate NY.
Moved to Montenegro from the UK a year ago and I’m enjoying life here. It’s a beautiful country that has much to offer and there’s lots of foreign money coming in that’s improving it’s infrastructure.
@@tightpockets1 Finding a place to live is easy as there are plenty of real estate agents that can help but I’m not sure about finding work, you’ll need a work permit.
I live in Mumbai India, a bit costly for realestate and rent. But every thing else is cheap the food, clothes, travel etc. Love the weather and people are friendly and intelligent
Creating wealth and financial freedom isn't as tough as many people believe. Building wealth and remaining financially stable indefinitely is a lot easier with the appropriate information. Participating in financial programs and products is the only true approach to make a high income and remain affluent indefinitely...
It is always good to have a financial plan. I work with a professional planner and fixed-income strategist in NY. The fixed income portion of your portfolio won't simply serve as a buffer to the volatility of the equity portion of your portfolio, but will provide legitimate income.
I couldn't agree more. Taking charge of your life and putting in the hard work is the path to success. Having a portfolio manager like Mr. Samuel Peter Descovich is a game-changer. Their expertise and guidance can truly transform your financial journey. Making $35,000 in profits each month and saving 70% of that is quite impressive!They save you time and provide valuable insights that lead to impressive profits. Keep up the amazing work, and enjoy the fruits of your labor..
I have turned over more than half MILLION working with SAMUEL PETER DESCOVICH on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years.
Found his website easily. It was like the first thing that came up when I searched his name. I'll surely touch basis with him to see what the best step is for me to take right now. THANK YOU!!!
@@tonalityludwigvon5748you fought and resisted against the strongest powers of the last century. I would not diminsh that, in whatever difficult situations you still might be
Thank you Grim Hustle, for the education and providing some excellent content on sorry you tube, my blessings, and may God's blessings fall on your channel...
Interesting list. Be aware that "good weather" in the tropics means 90 degree F (30C) with 100% humidity, and the occasional thunderstorm. Try it first before you commit.
I live in Bali and I'm surprised he didn't mention any other part of the same country. Agree, the values here are dwindling, especially if you meddle with other foreigners. But the rest of the country - Java, Sumatra, or even Kalimantan - is a lot of fantastic places, as well developed and fully civilized. And the internet connections here in Bali suck, in comparison.
I met a boxer from Serbia/ Montenegro and he is really honorable, tough and a good man (and of course has a beutiful and good wife). The second men from Serbia I met the same case.
I have been working fully remote for over 2 years now and based in the UK. As Italian I could back in Italy, but Italy is not good high cost of living and taxes. So This video is a must to see. I have to move out of the UK in 2024. Maybe Montenegro?
I agree with the choice of Montenegro and will go there for checking it out during this year for sure. The only threat: Montenegro should never join the EU - but chances are it does, then huge problems will arise with individual freedom within the rotten union.
@@bluesky-cw2qd he is an actor not a real mafia person. Those countries are actually good if you are rich you can live like a king without much burocracy, but for normal persons you are doomed to poverty
Romania is good too. Just got back from there and going back in March. Lots of business opportunities there. Next year I will be starting an investment fund for Romania.
Although i would not consider any of the listed countries to fully suit my needs, Montenegro probably comes close since it is the closest to Greece which indeed is a place where my soul feels at home.
This video couldn't have come at a better time. I have gone full remote work mode with my career and in search of a new base. I already live in one of the countries you mentioned, but for some reason, Georgia has been on my list for quite a while now. After your recommendation, I'm seriously considering it now.
great list! similar choices to nomad capitalist. one consideration you didn't mention, some places (like thailand) it's difficult to stay long-term, more than 60 days, but in others the rules are more forgiving (like mexico), and some people stay years.
Thank you. May I suggest Argetina? I have visited 25 countries, never staying at a resort, and the friendiest people are Argentinians and although it's in South America, it is very European. The cost of living here is extremely cheap and unlike the countries mentioned in the video, the culture here is familiar. Live like a king on $1000/mon.
Philippines value score should be 1/5, at best 2/5 considering family values. But there is so much lying ingrained in the culture there 3/5 is very generous.
Philippines---Values 0/5 - first class in corruption, POGO and gambling is legal. Honor- 0/5, they vote for Chinese-loving presidents and idiot actors for senators. Taxes 0/5 - the present president owes the country around 200B in taxes; only the poor and middle class pay the right taxes. Buying Power 4/5 -- if you have a boatload of USD, GBP, Euro, you can buy an island here. Nature (0/5) --- trash everywhere, ex-president gave away a big chunk of our seas to the Chinese, mining companies destroying rivers and entire ecosystems.
@@AnilSingh-de7in yees. And not to mention Serbia is more comfortable and cheaper place to live then Montenegro. Well done infrastructure and big citys like Belgrade can help you grow your business like nowhere else in Balkan region. I feel like this video is paid promotion for this countrys he mentioned
@@filipvitomirovic8582Belgrade is too expensive...1000euro for rent and to live would be just at the limit. I earned on average 1500+ before the 2008 crisis and the life was good. Now to have a same level of quality of living I would need at least 2500 a month. Inflation is killing since 2008 without any doubt...
Being a Canadian born, Croatian ancestry I totally agree with #1. Montenegro is an unspoiled country similarly to what Croatia was before it was destroyed by the EU
Thank you, Georgia would be the guess by myself if i went on east, but Montenegro also seem nice, also Bali. But you have not mentioned the „countrys“ where you have to pay 0-taxes, where you only have to invest 250.000 dollar.
Thankyou for your time and wisdom. What are the best zero tax nations. Also I cherish culture, I love Souther Italian Culture in the rural areas . Christian values , family and genuine people whose word is their honor . @@grim.hustle
A very useful video, I can see you put a lot of work to it, thanks Grim. One thing that's missing for me is the parameter "language", such as how well you can do just knowing English.
Yeah, this is a good point, but is good to keep in mind that no matter where you go, you shouldn't be planning to stay if you're not planning to learn the local language.
What about Sri Lanka 🇱🇰? Lots of expats & digital nomads live here. The reason why no one talks about it is we are been dishonored by media who exaggerate the crisis and actual economic situation. It’s tax free for expats.
I love this Channel. There is one thing you have to keep in mind about these countries in context of taxes, the Mafia is much more present and going for their taxes too, so in that case think twice.
Lovely countries, Georgia looks especially nice though it seems to have to deal with political issues. I see why the warning was put on there. One thing you need to take into account is also how well you will be able to communicate and how easy it will be for you to learn each language, if you don't learn the native tongue you won't be fully welcome anywhere. Depending on your native language different countries might be easier to learn the language than others.
Georgia is really nice. There isn't political instability, just a bunch of millennials and gen z'ers in Tiblisi who follow TikTok influencers who tell these kids that they should riot in the face of a long history of rich conservative values.
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No EU zone there, 90 days maybe you need just U turn on border crossing with Serbia and reset 90 days counter
How about Sri Lanka? The economy is low, very low, but the weather is smooth all year, 20 degrees minimum, maximum 35. You can grow food all year without fearing the winter.
Where is Latin America?
What about Slovenia, it too has great hospitality and more stable government than South America. Let me know your thoughts. Thank you.
This is like a man who comes into your dreams and gives u advice
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Georgia
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there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Scam!
Yup , another indian classic (scam)
Greetings from Montenegro 🇲🇪. Thank you for creating this.
Has Montenegro taken in migrants like the rest of Europe? In my beautiful country the government has welcomed ib thousands and the streets are no longer safe.
Give us your honest opinion about the country with putting the emotions and love to your country aside, what's something we should think about if we planning to live there?
@@motormindsautomotive I can't tell you what to think if I don't know what are your interests. It's a tough place to live in without a 2k salary. However, if you do have that and love nature, there's tons you can do and you can have a blast here. We've been in wars most of the time, 500 years just with Ottomans. This affected the culture and mentality. Lack of culture and aggressive/hustle mentality but also, we are known for being fair people as honor was always highly valuable amongst our warriors. Some of it still remained and people continued that tradition but there are always those with poor upbringings that just don't care about that stuff anymore which if understandable.
The political scene is horrible, with lots of corruption but that shouldn't affect you that much. Experience as a foreigner is really different from person to person.
Shout out from Thailand. We are honored, Boss!
Beautiful sentiments ! It's Montenegro for me, after my time at Mount Athos in the next year where I need to cleanse my soul. Here in the UK your soul is under constant threat and battles from a very corrupted system and the evil of central banks and politicians.
My dad is from Montenegro.
If, IF I were to ever have a second home outside the US, or move from the states. That’s where I would go. Everything he says is spot on. I also said to myself before the video began that I would not be shocked if Montenegro was on his list.
Wyd in here hellooooo
So why are you wasting your time in USA
Hi from Montenegro! 🇲🇪🇷🇸🐺🦅☦️💪
Has Montenegro taken in refugees/migrants like the rest of Europe? Because of corrupt government my beautiful country has taken in thousands and now the streets are no longer safe and the lazy police force dont want to investigate a crime if it is committed by a forgeiner.
Thank you Grim Hustle. I grew up with the Russians in plumber park in Hollywood. I watch you for the nostalgia you bring me from the good ole days. I used to skateboard through the park as the old Russian men would play cards and the grandmas would sit watching us play. I grew up with my Russian friends Dima and my friend David went by the name of Grim. Now I understand why he choose this name.
I grew up with the Russians in Coney Island and the Italians in Morris Park. You know where they’re at now, gone. All their bullshit caught up with them. Either dead or prison. Had to sell their homes to Jordanians and Yemenis so their families had something to live on as they moved to NJ or upstate NY.
Dude isn't even Russian. He's a Finnish actor. This channel is a joke
Grim, Montenegro respects you back! Honor will come!
respect from Georgia, thanks for good advices.
The little town by the sea on the background photo of this video is Perast. Kind regards from Montenegro! ❤
Moved to Montenegro from the UK a year ago and I’m enjoying life here.
It’s a beautiful country that has much to offer and there’s lots of foreign money coming in that’s improving it’s infrastructure.
Im in America and want to move. How easy is it to find a place to stay there/ find work?
@@tightpockets1 Finding a place to live is easy as there are plenty of real estate agents that can help but I’m not sure about finding work, you’ll need a work permit.
@@jaydubstar How did you get residency? Investment?
@@inputimmersion9577 I was originally going to buy a property but instead started a company here and got temporary residency permit that way.
Because of you and other foreigners real estate prices skyrocketed trough the roof so it's not that cheap anymore.
Thank you. From Cebu Philippines.
SG-wannabe
I thought Albania would be first place, but nice, have not checked out Montenegro yet (and its right next to it)! Thanks bratan!
Concur Montenegro. Really loved it there.
That is a valuable content, no bs ! Thank you !
oh nice that i already live near mostar, in bosnia and herzegovina / similar as montenegro
Extremely insightful... thanks for sharing your Open minded experience and good will. 🙏
Totally agree. Montenegro is beautiful. I visited Herceg Novi and had a wonderful time. Definitely worth traveling to again.
Instinctively, Montenegro came to mind a couple of days ago, when I was think about this myself. Thank you for confirming my reflection.
its the best. Just have to work online. Be honorable.
@@nenadvujacic where?
@@straightshootah7550 one is in Mountins place called Žabljak and another is on coast place called Čanj
I live in Mumbai India, a bit costly for realestate and rent. But every thing else is cheap the food, clothes, travel etc. Love the weather and people are friendly and intelligent
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I knew I will never regret for subscribing .#be honourable
Creating wealth and financial freedom isn't as tough as many people believe.
Building wealth and remaining financially stable indefinitely is a lot easier with the appropriate information. Participating in financial programs and products is the only true approach to make a high income and remain affluent indefinitely...
It is always good to have a financial plan. I work with a professional planner and fixed-income strategist in NY. The fixed income portion of your portfolio won't simply serve as a buffer to the volatility of the equity portion of your portfolio, but will provide legitimate income.
I couldn't agree more. Taking charge of your life and putting in the hard work is the path to success. Having a portfolio manager like Mr. Samuel Peter Descovich is a game-changer. Their expertise and guidance can truly transform your financial journey. Making $35,000 in profits each month and saving 70% of that is quite impressive!They save you time and provide valuable insights that lead to impressive profits. Keep up the amazing work, and enjoy the fruits of your labor..
I have turned over more than half
MILLION working with SAMUEL PETER DESCOVICH on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years.
Found his website easily. It was like the first thing that came up when I searched his name. I'll surely touch basis with him to see what the best step is for me to take right now. THANK YOU!!!
Do you have some advice?
Thanks a great list. Appreciate the star ratings too!
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
I like to add Vietnam -
- Taxes: 4/5 - Weather: 4/5 - Buying Power: 4/5 - Good nature: 3/5 - Honorable values: 4/5
I am Vietnamese and I dont think we are a good, honorable choice
@@tonalityludwigvon5748you fought and resisted against the strongest powers of the last century. I would not diminsh that, in whatever difficult situations you still might be
@@tonalityludwigvon5748 thank you for your honesty.
@@tonalityludwigvon5748why not haha? I am moving to Vietnam in a few weeks time from England so not what I want to hear 😅
@@timothydamoulis2574 haha you will be fine
At last that beautiful church shows brings peace and life 💯
Thank you Grim Hustle, for the education and providing some excellent content on sorry you tube, my blessings, and may God's blessings fall on your channel...
Hello there I have great land for sell in Montenegro
been to Malaysia and Thailand both beautiful and fun, Money stretches a long way for sure
looking forward on checking out the rest
Thank you so much. Greetings from the Netherlands
Montenegro also borders with the EU, the Euro- and Schengen-Zone (Croatia), and is known for James Bond Casino Royal 🇲🇪🇭🇷
Casino Royal was not filmed in Montenegro.
I was just there and that the last place on my list to live.
@@germain9074 I know, the "Montenegro-part" was filmed in the Czech Rep., but Ian Flemings story plays in Montenegro.
@@inmediasres1177the story plays in fantasy :D
@@Pilafcg Of course, like any novel.
Danke!
I'm from Georgia and everyday i watch your videos. You helped me a lot! thank you!
I have just been so inspired by this video
I have great for sell in Montenegro
Interesting list. Be aware that "good weather" in the tropics means 90 degree F (30C) with 100% humidity, and the occasional thunderstorm. Try it first before you commit.
Yes!
I live in Bali and I'm surprised he didn't mention any other part of the same country. Agree, the values here are dwindling, especially if you meddle with other foreigners. But the rest of the country - Java, Sumatra, or even Kalimantan - is a lot of fantastic places, as well developed and fully civilized. And the internet connections here in Bali suck, in comparison.
Thank you for the additional info
I just loved this video, proud to say Thailand is the best, I have been there with my Family multiple times.
I personally from Indonesia, and yes here u can buy freedom or even with zero money u still be alive in smile
I met a boxer from Serbia/ Montenegro and he is really honorable, tough and a good man (and of course has a beutiful and good wife). The second men from Serbia I met the same case.
Serbia is better for life then Montenegro
this is actually some great researched info!
I have been working fully remote for over 2 years now and based in the UK. As Italian I could back in Italy, but Italy is not good high cost of living and taxes. So This video is a must to see. I have to move out of the UK in 2024. Maybe Montenegro?
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
Love this guy! He’s right up there with the Dos Equis man.
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
Interesting and informative as usual. Many thanks to the GRIM. Oh...if only I were younger...
Respect From BorneoSide
Welcome To Sarawak & Sabah 🎉🎉🎉
Hvala Brat Andruha!! Crnogorać iz Canade
I agree with the choice of Montenegro and will go there for checking it out during this year for sure. The only threat: Montenegro should never join the EU - but chances are it does, then huge problems will arise with individual freedom within the rotten union.
Thank you from the deep of my soul ❤
Weather is hot as fuck in Thailand and humid, I agree on No. 1
Thankyou Grim for Providing more deeply soul and to mention my Country Philippines 🇵🇭 i applied your wisdom to my self growth. shukran
Great list. I'm planning to move to Thailand, Indonesia or Philippines in the future when I (hopefully) become more successful.
Bravo braćo, uzivajte u Crnoj Gori...
Lijepa Budva nekada najbolji provodi, partijanje i dobar zivot 🎉❤
Valjda kažu , da "nema extradicije dole" , jelj još tako?
Poštovanje)
100% true, I have visited some of these countries and I agree 100%
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
Montenegro and Albania are undiscovered pearls. I hope not a lot of people go live there and increase the prices and lower the values.
montenegro and albania is worst country maybe in world,
@@bluesky-cw2qd I hope everyone thinks the same and does not go there
@@Chriscs7 i dont know why he toll us Montenegro is beest country....that country one of the worst....maybe he think is beest for mafia place
@@bluesky-cw2qd he is an actor not a real mafia person. Those countries are actually good if you are rich you can live like a king without much burocracy, but for normal persons you are doomed to poverty
@@Chriscs7 you spoke the truth very well, I agree with every sentence you said.ty for explanation.
Grim Hustle keeping it real as usual. Thank you sir for the honorable advice.
As a half Filipino, apart from Philippines being my favourite country,
I also love Thailand. ❤🇵🇭🇹🇭
Romania is good too. Just got back from there and going back in March. Lots of business opportunities there. Next year I will be starting an investment fund for Romania.
But Russians can't come without a visa😂😂😂
I was in Montenegro for vacation for 10 days! I can trully recommend it!
If I ever have to leave the great state of Texas, Montenegro will be on my list.
Great video!
Good state.
@@grim.hustleI hate snakes but i think in every 7 countries you mentioned there are some.
Stop being too naive TX is not great property taxes alone is almost will get you come out of retirement
I'm happy my hometown Mumbai, India is on the list. Thank you Grim.
But isn't it expensive to live there?
Not for foreigners
Mumbaikar Forever.🤘🤘
2:25 Malaysia
2:55 Bali
4:10 *Montenegro*
Ran out of time to list them all or something?
Although i would not consider any of the listed countries to fully suit my needs, Montenegro probably comes close since it is the closest to Greece which indeed is a place where my soul feels at home.
This video couldn't have come at a better time. I have gone full remote work mode with my career and in search of a new base. I already live in one of the countries you mentioned, but for some reason, Georgia has been on my list for quite a while now. After your recommendation, I'm seriously considering it now.
What do you do and how do I get in on it
Dieser Mann hat eine starke Ausstrahlung! Ich höre ihm gerne zu! Keep going
Er ist vor allem ein hervorragender Schauspieler.
Aber stimmt: Alles ausschließlich hervorragende Empfehlungen!
@@canardeur8390 Ich hingegen denke zwar, dass er mehr als nur ein guter Schauspieler ist. 👍🏼
great list!
similar choices to nomad capitalist.
one consideration you didn't mention, some places (like thailand) it's difficult to stay long-term, more than 60 days, but in others the rules are more forgiving (like mexico), and some people stay years.
Indonesia has all of your need .you can have power too full power with low cost in Indonesia
Nomad Capitalist colab coming up? 🔥
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Thank you. May I suggest Argetina? I have visited 25 countries, never staying at a resort, and the friendiest people are Argentinians and although it's in South America, it is very European. The cost of living here is extremely cheap and unlike the countries mentioned in the video, the culture here is familiar. Live like a king on $1000/mon.
Thank You!
Well spoken !
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
Philippines value score should be 1/5, at best 2/5 considering family values. But there is so much lying ingrained in the culture there 3/5 is very generous.
Philippines---Values 0/5 - first class in corruption, POGO and gambling is legal. Honor- 0/5, they vote for Chinese-loving presidents and idiot actors for senators. Taxes 0/5 - the present president owes the country around 200B in taxes; only the poor and middle class pay the right taxes. Buying Power 4/5 -- if you have a boatload of USD, GBP, Euro, you can buy an island here. Nature (0/5) --- trash everywhere, ex-president gave away a big chunk of our seas to the Chinese, mining companies destroying rivers and entire ecosystems.
I've been living in Cebu, Philippines for 18 years and I'm only 44.
Saw the light when I was young.
Stay hungry
I’m glad to see three countries that I had in mind already made the list ❤
Greetings from the Philippines 🙏🏽👍🇵🇭 even 500 dollars a month you can live a good life here
Besides Montenegro, the other countries have extreme poverty and high crime rates. Great video as always Grim 👍🏻👍🏻
Also Greece seems good to me.
I live near Montenegro, and I didn't even know about it until now. Thank you!❤️🙏🏽
This channel is so good.
I visited the Balkans 5 years ago, it's a lost kingdom. I hope peace prevails so that people will not have to endure the hardships of war.
MNE ❤ Iko iz CG u Becu, da se skupimo, pa svi zajedno kuci? ;) Great work Grim. The videos are getting better.
I grew up in Montenegro, it's expensive to buy groceries now but for one person 1000€ a month is comfortable living
Yes I think The globalisation has put 5 star living in Tokyo similar Price with 5 star living in Sydney or Bali
@@AnilSingh-de7in yees. And not to mention Serbia is more comfortable and cheaper place to live then Montenegro. Well done infrastructure and big citys like Belgrade can help you grow your business like nowhere else in Balkan region. I feel like this video is paid promotion for this countrys he mentioned
@@filipvitomirovic8582Belgrade is too expensive...1000euro for rent and to live would be just at the limit. I earned on average 1500+ before the 2008 crisis and the life was good. Now to have a same level of quality of living I would need at least 2500 a month. Inflation is killing since 2008 without any doubt...
😂😂😂😂
@@filipvitomirovic8582yes but people in Serbia are so corupt and no have honor anymore suka
This is a greatly curated list and reminds one that the world is so much larger than the place i am in for now. Thank you.
Yes. Remembering there are other places in the world, other possibilities is great for those who are frustrated currently with life.
I love the way he speaks. Very interesting very charismatic .
Very informative. He should be President of the United States.
Thank you 😊😊😊
How can you forget Uruguay? Also Extremadura in Spain, Alentejo in Portugal and Beautiful Peru. Best beaches in Europe are in Spain and Portugal.
voce es de uruguay? sou brasil considero mudar me para uy
Being a Canadian born, Croatian ancestry I totally agree with #1. Montenegro is an unspoiled country similarly to what Croatia was before it was destroyed by the EU
Thank you, Georgia would be the guess by myself if i went on east, but Montenegro also seem nice, also Bali.
But you have not mentioned the „countrys“ where you have to pay 0-taxes, where you only have to invest 250.000 dollar.
Yes but this is not for 1k dollar audiences
Thankyou for your time and wisdom. What are the best zero tax nations. Also I cherish culture, I love Souther Italian Culture in the rural areas . Christian values , family and genuine people whose word is their honor . @@grim.hustle
Thanks 🙏
The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
Respect!
Yo grim buddy.. You have some wrong/old info about Georgia.
We're more close to London/NY prices now..
Ok, was not expecting my home city to be in the list lol.
My wife and I just moved back from Canada to Cebu in the Philippines. Odd coincidence.
A very useful video, I can see you put a lot of work to it, thanks Grim. One thing that's missing for me is the parameter "language", such as how well you can do just knowing English.
Thank you yes!
LANGUAGE, GOOD POINT BRO:)
Yeah, this is a good point, but is good to keep in mind that no matter where you go, you shouldn't be planning to stay if you're not planning to learn the local language.
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If I ever start a business, I'm following doing this.
Don't believe everything you hear
I have great land for sell in Montenegro
What about Sri Lanka 🇱🇰? Lots of expats & digital nomads live here. The reason why no one talks about it is we are been dishonored by media who exaggerate the crisis and actual economic situation. It’s tax free for expats.
Hi Krishna, I am from India..Sri Lanka is very beautiful like You..Srilankans are our closed brothers culturally...❤🎉🇮🇳🇱🇰
I love this Channel.
There is one thing you have to keep in mind about these countries in context of taxes, the Mafia is much more present and going for their taxes too, so in that case think twice.
😮 oh man, I forgot about that
Budva in Montenegro St.Stefan its beautiful every person should see that once in life
Surprised nowhere in south America has a mention.....
MALAYSIA (STATES) : US$1,000 (RM$4,710) States: 1. IPOH, PERAK, 2. KUALA LUMPUR 3. JOHORE 4. PENANG
Lovely countries, Georgia looks especially nice though it seems to have to deal with political issues. I see why the warning was put on there. One thing you need to take into account is also how well you will be able to communicate and how easy it will be for you to learn each language, if you don't learn the native tongue you won't be fully welcome anywhere. Depending on your native language different countries might be easier to learn the language than others.
Georgia is really nice. There isn't political instability, just a bunch of millennials and gen z'ers in Tiblisi who follow TikTok influencers who tell these kids that they should riot in the face of a long history of rich conservative values.