Good day, ANY news on Philippines dropping the vaccination requirement to enter? I love the Phills, the women are so driven to please you. Sad about the vax requirement.
Hey I have a VERY IMPORTANT Question. After getting Malaysia Nomad Visa. when i enter into the Malaysia, will i get residency permit too? or some proof/ID which shows i'm the temporary resident of that country?
Sorry, as a Filipino. Costs of living even for the Philippines is not great for anyone. Poor working conditions, too much red tape and political corruption.
Lived in the Phil. for almost 3 years from 2011-2013. As a white person, I was treated as a rich, rock star. Typical for white people from what I’ve seen first-hand. No worries.
Dropping the bangers!! haha Sure, what continents are you interested in? Please write a new comment, no reply, because I don't get a notification for replies posted to existing comments. Thanks.
@@NomadElite Dint get the notification? Damn you already on the shortlist of shadowban? Kidding. Well for one Asia is good continent but the PRs in Asia are tricky or they arent open to give example: Singapire. Latin America is great but other factors wo come in primarily Security. Sure you could make a case with Uruguay but there isnt much information even in TH-cam about it. Monaco is great but only wish if I was rich. West is currently not feasible because of the drama and what have you. Central Asia is something to look into but again their PR systems are either not present or it's hard to get a good information if they are providing. Europe was a great option but Italy, Spanish is going through debt crisis. UK too. Germany is challenging now with their changing laws and energy crisis. Japan I wish but damn 10 years for PR?
Asia is great if you're on a low budget and don't want to get too involved financially. Latin America offers the easiest residence programs. Friendly people and good food. Europe is tricky at the moment, and like you said, too many negatives to accept and not enough upside.
S. Korea you can start a company for 75k USD (100m won) and get 5 years residence also if you start a tech company there are no income requirements and the government agency helps you. You can also buy real estate and get a visa in certain areas like Incheon. Foreigners can also own land and get citizenship. Seoul can be cold but the weather in Busan is similar to Seattle and it has a popular beach area and first world infrastructure including a bullet train to Seoul, 1 hr to Japan and 1 hour to Jeju, an island with a climate similar to California. Decently priced very high quality food everywhere. Not sure why more people don't go here (though that's changing).
More people don't go there because the majority don't have 75k to throw down or want the responsibility of started a new business, or funds for land or real estate. Also cost of living in not cheap. The bar is too high, simple as that.
Would be nice if you expanded a bit on the clearance the Philippines would require of you to pass after the 36 month period of living on the tourist visa, also curious to know about tax for digital nomads working there
I've been living on tourist visa in the Philippines for 13 years non-stop. There is no clearance to return. If you stay longer than a year, you need an exit clearance to leave the country (simple "no police record" check), but you can enter any time again and get another 36 moths. Thousands of expats live like this here.
Hi Gabe! To be perfectly honest, I still need to visit a lot more cities! Queretaro is clean and organized. I should be able to update you on this in a few months time!
Thank you so much for your videos! I was wondering if there’s an official website where I could find a list of the current countries that offer the digital nomad visa that you could recommend. I have found many websites that say different things about it
@@NomadElite Great, thank you! It would be nice to have a video talking about the poor information that some youtubers offer on their videos about this, I noticed they mention countries that not even have that kind of visa at the moment
You're welcome. Depends greatly on where you're staying and what you're doing. I know people who lived in the DR for over a decade and never had problems.
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3:30 "Not as good"? That is an understatement. There are days you can't get internet in downtown Cebu.
You're right about that. It looks like we're both speaking from experience!
Great info! I'm more towards Malaysia and Philippines. Will have to check Malaysia's new digital nomad visa. Appreciate your work!
Sounds exciting. Glad it was helpful!
Good day, ANY news on Philippines dropping the vaccination requirement to enter? I love the Phills, the women are so driven to please you. Sad about the vax requirement.
Good Day! Maybe, maybe not. We've heard some rumors about the government taking large chunks of money from big pharma.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hey I have a VERY IMPORTANT Question. After getting Malaysia Nomad Visa. when i enter into the Malaysia, will i get residency permit too? or some proof/ID which shows i'm the temporary resident of that country?
Sorry, as a Filipino. Costs of living even for the Philippines is not great for anyone. Poor working conditions, too much red tape and political corruption.
Heard so, especially in Manila, right? Where do you live?
How safe the Philippines is for white people?
Petty crime and mugging can occur, but the latter is not likely to happen.
Lived in the Phil. for almost 3 years from 2011-2013. As a white person, I was treated as a rich, rock star. Typical for white people from what I’ve seen first-hand. No worries.
@HypnoLux Hypnotherapy Where did you live in the Philippines?
@@NomadElite - Cebu City
Great video as usual
Glad you enjoyed it
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan you are dropping bangers here dude.
Can we expect a video on great places to live as well? Like long term and possibly PRs.
Dropping the bangers!! haha Sure, what continents are you interested in? Please write a new comment, no reply, because I don't get a notification for replies posted to existing comments. Thanks.
@@NomadElite Dint get the notification?
Damn you already on the shortlist of shadowban? Kidding.
Well for one Asia is good continent but the PRs in Asia are tricky or they arent open to give example: Singapire.
Latin America is great but other factors wo come in primarily Security. Sure you could make a case with Uruguay but there isnt much information even in TH-cam about it.
Monaco is great but only wish if I was rich.
West is currently not feasible because of the drama and what have you.
Central Asia is something to look into but again their PR systems are either not present or it's hard to get a good information if they are providing.
Europe was a great option but Italy, Spanish is going through debt crisis. UK too.
Germany is challenging now with their changing laws and energy crisis.
Japan I wish but damn 10 years for PR?
Asia is great if you're on a low budget and don't want to get too involved financially.
Latin America offers the easiest residence programs. Friendly people and good food.
Europe is tricky at the moment, and like you said, too many negatives to accept and not enough upside.
@@NomadElite Hope you are staying safe man.
Or are you having 6 figure entrepreneurs as your client? (Hope you get the coy joke).
S. Korea you can start a company for 75k USD (100m won) and get 5 years residence also if you start a tech company there are no income requirements and the government agency helps you. You can also buy real estate and get a visa in certain areas like Incheon. Foreigners can also own land and get citizenship. Seoul can be cold but the weather in Busan is similar to Seattle and it has a popular beach area and first world infrastructure including a bullet train to Seoul, 1 hr to Japan and 1 hour to Jeju, an island with a climate similar to California. Decently priced very high quality food everywhere. Not sure why more people don't go here (though that's changing).
Hi Aaron. Do you live in South Korea?
I know a few Korean words, but that's about it. How difficult to get around if you speak English?
More people don't go there because the majority don't have 75k to throw down or want the responsibility of started a new business, or funds for land or real estate. Also cost of living in not cheap. The bar is too high, simple as that.
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Would be nice if you expanded a bit on the clearance the Philippines would require of you to pass after the 36 month period of living on the tourist visa, also curious to know about tax for digital nomads working there
I've been living on tourist visa in the Philippines for 13 years non-stop. There is no clearance to return. If you stay longer than a year, you need an exit clearance to leave the country (simple "no police record" check), but you can enter any time again and get another 36 moths. Thousands of expats live like this here.
Great content as usual!
Thanks man!
Great video! For me is Serbia
Thanks! 😃
@@NomadElite You're welcome!😀
Where do you live in Serbia?
@@NomadElite Belgrade or Novi Sad. In few months, I'll go visit Serbia on my first trip
Ever traveled to any Central Asian countries?
What countries are you referring to? Never been to Iran, Iraq, etc.
@@NomadElite Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
Im curious what your top cities in mexico would be to live?
Hi Gabe! To be perfectly honest, I still need to visit a lot more cities! Queretaro is clean and organized. I should be able to update you on this in a few months time!
@@NomadElite I would agree on Queretaro if for nothing more than the cooler temperatures over the riviera.
Thank you for the information!
My pleasure, glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for your videos! I was wondering if there’s an official website where I could find a list of the current countries that offer the digital nomad visa that you could recommend. I have found many websites that say different things about it
You're most welcome. I recommend using either government websites or local newspaper.
@@NomadElite Great, thank you! It would be nice to have a video talking about the poor information that some youtubers offer on their videos about this, I noticed they mention countries that not even have that kind of visa at the moment
How safe is the DM..I would like to feel safe where i retired .Thanks for the video..
You're welcome. Depends greatly on where you're staying and what you're doing. I know people who lived in the DR for over a decade and never had problems.