“I’m Newly Single. Where Should I Move Overseas?”
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In this video, Andrew answers your questions and discusses how living a nomadic lifestyle can improve your dating life and how to balance a global lifestyle with personal relationships.
Andrew Henderson and the Nomad Capitalist team are the world's most sought-after experts on legal offshore tax strategies, investment immigration, and global citizenship. We work exclusively with seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs and investors who want to "go where they're treated best".
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I've got an idea; 'Go where you're treated best.' :)
Russia
@@user-dd5kx5md5o if middle age ______.
@@RandomUserName92840 stay home 😂
@@RandomUserName92840 Colombia, Cambodia,
Go where the Tea is best.
Loving the 'Hamburglar' costume, and matching mugs! Just missing the hat ;-)
🤣🤣🤣
Also reminds me a bit of where is Waldo lol 🤗
I was worried he was going to mime this one
DId you see that pattern on the pillow? Same as Epstein Island. ;)
My first thought was Beetlejuice.🤣
I really appreciate how you acknowledge the emotional aspect of peoples lives and how that informs decisions to be happy or successful or content with themselves.
Thank you so much😊
not all of us have emotions. I was in relationship with a woman for 4 years and never loved her. I just liked having a young attractive girlfriend and hope she left me before she got old and haggard so i can find another young beauty. the only emotions i have are anger, jealousy, disgust, hatred, and vengeance. believe me if i could build a droid army and use it to intimidate Americans into electing me president of the USA I would do it in a heartbeat,
That's why I like Andrew, he tackles business from a human angle. Ethics matter, culture matters, the non numerical aspects of life are the most important ones. There's no point in doing business if you aren't going to do it ethically and there's not much point in living the good life if you don't have someone to share it with
You are the best snob ever! And I mean that in a good way
He is such a snob but I love it!! I think he knows this and doesn’t make excuses for it. What guy sits there with a matching tea set?? Hilarious.
That's the kind of flex I respect
@@ninobk196 LOL....I was wondering the same thing.....
@career MAN snob: wealthy person who dislikes activities or people of lower class.
He wears it well tho, and owns it. He is not pretentious, and that makes him likable. He makes me want to raise my game. 💵👍🏻✌🏼
Yes never give that up. TH-cam is showered with plebs and troglodytes.
Thank you Andrew. That was so great. Sometimes you just have to go "on tour" to figure out the next chapter of your life. It can be overwhelming knowing that you can go anywhere you like...you just have to pick a part of the world and start exploring.
Well said, Elly.
I have several multimillionaire relatives who were once married but by the time they became super wealthy simply decided it's fine to stay single, rich and enjoy life. Another myth in life is that you must have a partner. No, you don't. The most important relationship is with yourself.
Some find they need someone AFTER they are no longer marketable. Best to find someone to love and watch love grow.
I agree with what you said. Because I feel the same way. Although I am open to having companionship and a partner to travel and do things well. I'm not much for the traditional sense of marriage. Having children and getting married in my opinion is overrated and it's not for everyone. I'm 45 and I speak from experience and my children are 29 + 21. While I love them if I had to choose again I would have never had children. And I've been single for quite a few years. I had a spiritual awakening and I chose to work on myself. So I put me first I choose happiness over compromising my joy just to make someone else happy. I have to live my best life to make me happy not the life that others feel I should live. That's just my personal opinion. That being said both of my children thank God are really good human beings. They are successful entrepreneurs as well and we do have a good relationship the three of us.
@@jwestfalldavis3574 If you are an etrepeneur or investor chances are your problem is being too marketable and you can never know if your partner wants you or your money
@@charly4323 True!
Yeah, me and my left had can go anywhere!
10:28 - the countries that you are looking for
Lol
You da real MVP.
This guy has an advanced skill of bullshitting about absolutely nothing for 15 minutes. Still didnt answer the question listed at the title of the video
I will answer for him. The PHILLIPINES..lol
Once you find a girl that isn't just scaming foreigners for money. The women there are amazing. But there is a high chance you will end up with a woman who already have children. Unless you find a very young woman. 18-25 may not have kids.
Then there is a chance the women are still legally married. They don't have divorce there they have annulments. That cost about 5k american to get that. But are you really looking for love?
My girlfriend is so amazing. I spent 20 days there with her and her family and it was so amazing. The people are so amazing and friendly. Food is so amazing. They also have 7,000 islands with only 4,000 that are habited.
I am sure there are other countries where dating is great. But phillipines is english friendly.
@Pui Yue we all could’ve said it depends and kept 15 minutes of our time !!!
" ...Emotions make us human, denying them makes us beasts...". great video, thank you, Andrew
Good for you , you have gone out and grabbed life , I’m 58 just retired and looking at another grey sky in the uk this morning. I was looking at Bali or KL . Having watched your videos I would like to spend some time in Buenos Aires, a friend of mine really likes Columbia . Happy to be on my own after being fleeced via divorce . Really good advice , you seem to be a real fan of Georgia and Eastern Europe generally. Appreciated.
Thanks for mentioning Kyrgyzstan as one of your favourite places!! Come visit it again! You are welcome in Kyrgyzstan!!!
I love Kyrgyzstan!
I love the clarity, and honesty that he speaks with.
Lol...agreed....he got no clue!!!!
Tremendous value in this video. Thanks Andrew. This is where I am currently at in my life. Self discovery and exploration. I quit my corporate job of 14 years back in September, and bought a one-way ticket to Southern Mexico (San Cristobal de las casas). I’m now off the grid in a small town on lake Atitlan in Guatemala. A transition period to recalibrate and get clear on my go forward plan. I have a business plan that I will be staring up in 6 months. I’ve always had a strong desire to live abroad. Initially, I was more of a off the grid natural elements kind of guy but I’m learning as far as having more social community and conveniences, that eventually I want more of a balance mix modern and nature. As things open up I plan to do a Eastern Europe tour and get a feel for what it’s like there.
This must be the most incredible TH-cam channel in history
Agreed.
I really love listening to this guy! Logical and knowledgeable. He gives good advice; I can see why he is a successful businessman.
"You need to be radically honest with yourself"...wide words my friend!
Can we just mention the striped shirt with the striped tea set? Classic! I’m not single, I’m just bingeing content. Love your show, Andrew!❤️
Sex is a huge motivator in people's geographic preferences. Being honest about it makes life easier.
No it’s called not wanting to deal with snobs
True. And many places outside the US sex is for marriage only. Unless you want a father wanting to cut off part of your anatomy, best to learn what is acceptable before you go. Dating may only be seen as leading to marriage if honorable. While you are at it, etiquette goes a long way to impress a new culture: American men may have a less than stellar reputation abroad because of the way they treat women. The same goes for American women, who may be seen as prostitutes because of how sex is learned about overseas (movies or porn).
@prairie mark It is easier for a man to get laid in Thailand than in Saudi Arabia.
@@zalacainbilbao i thought saudi arabia had contract marriages where you could marry her for a night and divorce her the next morning.
@@jwestfalldavis3574 sure, maybe in villages or remote areas!
So happy that you talked about dating/marriage as an expat nomad.
However, the advice wouldn't work well for single women. I've lived the expat life for the last 5 years, in and around Asia and the MiddleEast, men from wealthy countries can easily find a local woman to marry, start a business, and a family.
Whereas expat single woman, not exactly the case, especially if they are from wealthy countries. I've seen a total of 3 women, who married local men (when I was living in Thailand). Why is this the case? Culture, language barriers, family dynamics and traditions, wealth and legacy.
A western man can marry a woman 20 years his junior in Bangkok, and it's a win win for him and his new wife (and her family), because of the dowry, passport, status, and opportunity the wife (and her family), will get. When it comes to children, building a business, owning property, visa, the western husband will have access (foreigners cannot own land) because of his wife. He gets a young, educated, business savvy wife. Win win. I have no qualms about this (if I were gay, I totally would marry a local woman).
However, expat women. This scenario would never happen, as the local family would not want to give their wealth to a foreign woman, would not be able to pass down their language, culture, traditions, and religion to a foreign daughter in law (only case in a Muslim country the religion is passed down by the father), most importantly, they fear that the foreign woman would take away their son back to her country (in many countries daughter in laws take care of the parents).
So, expat women have a very very small dating pool. Dating and marrying other expat men, or the few local men that is of their same social class. I've seen both done before. But, it's hard, as expat men prefer local women, and foreign women who do marry local men, have to learn the language, adapt the culture and traditions of her husband and family, etc.
So, female expat nomads, especially from the west, my advice is rest more in your femininity, learn the local language, figure out what's really important to you, and be prepared to compete lol
As someone from Asia I can confirm to you that the West does have a bad reputation, & when it comes to marrying Asians, there's multiple stories of the mother taking the child and leaving the country after divorce and turned the kids against the father.
I'm not sure how the West view divorce but for Asians we need both parents to be there although they're divorce, you can't make the kids hate a parent. We don't want our children to be taken away from us. Children are very valuable and precious.
Speaking about divorces I known a lot of children with divorce parents. And parents have to play a part in their lives.
Taking the child away from the father is a huge big no-no.
& I've seen so many western films portray women leaving the husband with their children or singers that have issues with their father figures. Which is not a good example/portrayal.
Asians like to work things out, although I know few don't. All of my divorced family members work with their divorced parents, having relationship with both of them from when they were young till they grow old and have their own family. They still stick together.
And about the difference in cultures I agree, Asian women and the West were brought up culturally different so they act different and sometimes some people have an issue with it.
From my perspective the only issue I've seen are the West not having much self-control in general. Not to say everyone is like that.
Women in my family for one has full control over the family fully. But that's just my family maybe. They're very educated. Some are the breadwinner of the family like my mom.
The West has a different standard I guess.
But I honestly don't know, I think there's someone out there for you really. Because nowadays people are much more open thankfully but to asians culture is very important.
I would find it hard for Nomad Capitalist to speak on behalf of expat women, rather interviewing a female nomad capitalist would be better.
I'm part of several expat female Facebook groups, the latest one: Istanbul, as this is my current location, and subjects like: egg freezing, marriage and taking husbands name, divorce, finding gynecologist, dating, are subjects only experienced expat women can talk about. As well as buying property as a single woman, opening a bank account, and starting a business.
It's understandable why there aren't as many female nomad capitalist, because women expats either: follow their spouses job, move overseas for work or volunteering, hold a dual citizenship, or meet a foreign man and settle in his country.
Very few women take the risks of starting a business abroad on their own. Let alone have the money to do it.
I'm in the process of doing this, but I taught English while starting my business on the side. The few foreign women entrepreneurs that I met are either married, and have their spouse to provide the necessary capital to start their business, have a dual citizenship so they don't have to worry about a visa, or use their savings (after years working in the corporate world) to start their business. Fundraising as a female founder, in a foreign land is very difficult, so women entrepreneurs I met already had money (family money in particular), to start their business.
So with all the barriers to live a expat life as an entrepreneur, finding a husband, on top of starting your own business, is difficult, not impossible, as I've seen it done.
You will have to be very clever, very strategic, and focused to find man that will financially and emotionally support you **and** your business.
If you want kids, be prepared to have hired help or postpone kids. Luckily in SE Asia hiring help is affordable option.
I lived in Israel, Thailand, China, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Kazakhstan, and now Turkey. I've met many exceptional women founders, but the thing they all had in common was that they were married to men that supported their businesses, and if they had kids, they worked from home while managing their businesses.
The really successful ones had no kids.
I believe women can have it all, just not at the same time...and the few that did have it all, had incredible supportive husbands (but few men are willing to put their careers second after their wives).
It all comes down to choosing your "sacrifice (delay having kids, not having kids, living uncomfortable for the short term, etc.)," and finding a life partner that wants the same (as well as his family).
A toy boy could be an interim solution for you🤔
@@vlad-igor thanks for sharing.
Asia is a very big continent, so I would say that marriage in many parts of Asia is about **two families** legally coming together, not just two individuals like in the West. Wealth, business, property, inheritance, even access to schools and jobs are very much tied to families.
A persons social class, religion, or clan very much plays a role in their identity, so people rarely marry out of their class. They're a few exceptions, but marriage and relationships in many parts of Asia is not just about two individuals in love.
Hence why foreign women, depending on their race, religion, class, and beauty will have a hard time finding a local partner. As there are expectations, traditions, and a role a daughter in law plays to her husband's family.
I lived in Thailand for about 3 years, the wealthiest families maintain their wealth, power, and influence through strategic marriages. Even middle class Thais understand that marriage between social classes are not openly accepted. Foreign western men with wealth may marry a "hi-so Thai" or a bar girl, but is only accepted if he has money (and is expected to support the wife and her family). Poor men, cannot socially climb.
I've seen exceptions.
When I lived in Bangkok I dated a Finnish guy, and he supported me and my business while I was teaching English. But I met so many single Western women who had a hard time finding boyfriends/husbands because the dating pool was simply too small. And Thai men would not seriously date them with the purpose of marriage, as their families would never accept them.
In conclusion, children are an extension of their families, and when it comes to marriage and wealth, a woman adds to her husband's family by being the caretaker, manage the family business (Thailand has the most female leaders in business in the world), and pass down the family traditions and culture. A foreign woman, depending on the culture/religion she's marrying into along with her own family, will have a very hard time fulfilling these responsibilities (as women are the gatekeepers of culture).
@@epicurean1868 I don't believe in casual dating :) Which gives Western woman a bad reputation of being "easy" and not serious about marriage and family.
And I already found someone. Just sharing my experience as a foreign woman.
Hey Nomad team,
The UAE just updated some of their laws which could make the country a lot more attractive to western lifestyles (even though most of it wasn't that hard and fast anyway). Would be great to hear Andrew's opinion on the matter.
I’d imagine it’s draconian at the airport? Normally I go this time of the year
love this video - felt like having a friend over for a cuppa tea on a lazy Sunday. Cheers!
'Currently married' is a great phrase to use in a relationship. Both parties. Merry Christmas and thank you for all your insights and knowledge.
Carry on believing your reality if it serves you. Happy New Year Linda!
terrific discussion. I just left Medellin. It was obvious that many ladies there were deeply rooted in their homes. A nomadic lifestyle isn't in the cards for them. That said I do know some women (a bit too young for me, personally) who were moving around Colombia a fair bit. So while there are generalities, individual partners vary a lot. The best part of your video was talking about 'what do you want in a partner?' That is so key regardless of how much you travel!
@@hamletmedellin8011 you make some great points. I was told Paisa were always late. All but one were early every time. That one was always 2 hours late!
I really enjoyed this conversation! Im single & looking for like minded friends also. Ive looked around & theres no one really having this conversation!
Eastern Europe my man. Girls there are pretty open for adventures and also love families, so it's a win win.
@@adam3504 haha, lucky you ..
swf, 47, NZ
My dear dad gave me some advice that I think is relevant here. He said do YOUR thing passionately. One day you will look across from you and there she will be, doing the same thing as you and you will know thats the one.
Of course as all kids do I asked the "what if's" He replied if you have to ask, then shes not the one.
You dad is a smart man and exactly right. Live your life doing all the things that bring you joy. Even if you didn't find that soul mate you've still lived your life with no compromises.
For straight guys: I highly recommend Slavic regions. Poland, Slovenia, Russia etc. You won't be disappointed, I assure you that. I found my Polish lady in Czech Republic in a fortress surrounded by forest. I'm serious!
@ZERO DENIRO why do you live i different countries and how did you meet if you don't mind me asking?
@ZERO DENIRO yee for sure man! Go to there!
Which destination are good for women. It seems this is more geared to men
@@glamisthekeyxoxo5145 as far as I know, scandinavia is a no-no. The UK has good guys, more in southwest. Most of Slavic guys Ive met have been ok. Im being very rational now, but as a whole this is my impression of guys (from a guy's perspective).
@@glamisthekeyxoxo5145 The Balkan countries
I see what you did there with the shirt + tea set combo, nice!!
Great Advice .....thanks.....After watching this video I am really going to look inside an see what , where an who I want in my life
Always interesting to listen to A.H.'s outlook on life. Most guys don't seem to know how to talk about emotions, but Mr. Henderson does, and that's refreshing. His ideas can make you wonder about things such as internal validation versus external validation. For better or worse, it seems most people are externally validated -- cities, money, weather, and so on. But to Mr. Henderson's credit, he does broach the subject of looking deep within oneself to find who you really are.
Seriously great advice. Thanks much.
Love your shirt and cup. 💚
Love the content more.
Andrew you are a bright young man and I absolutely love your Channel. I usually don't comment much but I started to recently. I'm also a tea lover as well I love a really great Lavender, basil, hibiscus and dandelion teas and absolutely love Earl Grey and a few others. I even make fresh tea with fresh herbs myself. So I can really appreciate it. I love your matching ensemble LOL
I’ve got to admit that the teacup/shirt combo is way too much Andrew. However I’m into it. If I had it I’d wear it no doubt
He could hit the gym sometimes
@@henryf5001 minted, doesn’t need to worry about that bullshit
The combo is ridiculous, he’s clearly doing too well
You don't get the optical illusion vibe :P
I was secretly waiting for this video
All very good points to ponder thank you.
I would add Brazil and South Africa to this list as well as Spain for wonderful social options.
I would add the Dominican Republic. Moving soon..
Brazil definitely!
South Africa?
I would add Finland. People are so nice, and helpful. Plus, they mind their own business.
If you're white and not Russian, South Africa is the last place you want to be spending any time. Even if you are Russian, you better be displaying it pretty blatantly or they might attack you anyway
Happily floating between the EU and Colombia with the occasional stop in the U.S. to check on properties.
Got the same goal! Incest in US props and not be here
Good well thought out piece here, Andrew. Points many don't consider. Now subscribed. I'm most interested in your online business ideas. Not in travelling, but new business ideas. Thank you, D.K.
Everything that people feel and believe has emotion behind it. Most people are just unaware of it.
Quality channel with quality content....thanks😊👍
Glad you enjoy it😍
Need to redo this video. The longest non-answer ever. 1). What’s are women like in different countries. 2). What countries have women who are more feminine vs more careerist. 3). Who is more independent vs not. 4) what are men expected to be in different countries. Which places are good for you career dating vs settling down. Etc....
Ukraine, Prague, Eastern Europe is a good bet for single men.
and honestly....US tech cities might be best for women
Best looking ladies I've seen abroad were in Slovenia.
Melania trump
@@christopherczajasager9030 plastic
Scandinavia. Less make up. Not needed.
Here I thought this was going to be an expose of all the different beautiful women around the world. There are so many great people out there - different personality types, looks, customs, spirituality, likes/dislikes, etc. One of the most gratifying things in life is seeing the beauty in each person. Beauty has many different approaches.
Congratulations on your beautiful lady. Hope you both have a wonderful blessings life. Really enjoy your stuff always great info. 👍
Love your channel man, complete legend.
Very good one !
One of your best !
I like your honesty
Singles females go to Italy, west African coast, Jamaica, and Australia. Single men go to Colombia, Philippines and Ukraine.
Australia is good for guys too. they are super friendly people
French style tea with a French style of dressing.... I love that little touch.
I'm also loving these personal takes on the NC lifestyle. Definitely looking forward to seeing more.
Glad you like it!
Thank for honest and from deep of your heart talk 🙏
You really need to be honest with yourself how much language and cultural gaps or barriers that you can endure. Intercultural relationships are a new dimension of effort and communication that not everyone can rock with.
Great point!
Wise words.
Exactly... At some point you will feel frustrated when your significant other cant understand you
Well said!
I’d would 10x much rather deal with language and cultural barriers than deal with feminist western women
Something that you may have missed with exploration of countries where traveling with a significant other is posible, is to ck out the Helely passport/GDP list of easy to travel to countries w/o a visa.
You give such great advice!!!
Great video! Sipping on a cup of Bai Hao Yin Zhen
tea from David's Tea here in Canada ;) Cheers.
Thanks for tip 👍
I agree, its emotional and about your personal happiness
1. A tea haul is in the works, right?🤗
2. Thank you Andrew.
3. At the time of my commenting one eedjiot in the house 😅
The tea set and the shirt together! Too funny!
I'm newly single and I'm saving money during this lockdown to travel. As woman of color, I just want to feel out countries for how I'm treated. So far I've been to 6 countries and most, I wouldn't go back to because of the cold reception and/or not feeling physically safe. I'm excited about traveling to many asian countries since I grew up around several asian communities. I just looking forward to finding where I'm treated best. 😍
Why not travel to Africa?
@@skillfuldabest I did! I loved Morocco but women don't have as many opportunities there. Plus the cultural differences can take a toll. It really varies from country to country. I'm going to keep traveling.
Since you mentioned the desire to travel to Asian countries a few places to consider- South Korea, Japan or Myanmar. Those areas are known for safety for women of color and a single woman travelling alone. You may want to consider getting a dating match maker to help 'screen' the guys or join a women's group (on some hobby you have) there is often someone that is a match maker in the group (Lol). This matchmaker will 'snap to it' once she knows your single. Africa is not the best place for a Western woman of color to look for love. The culture and the views in some of those countries about women is a nightmare for a Western woman.
what countries did u go to? im on a similar path doing research
What color matters. For example, if you're Indian, you'll get treated very differently in Pakistan than if you're black, but Americanisms lump all 3 of the groups involved into the same category. Similarly, different parts of Spain have different attitudes towards Moors, and South Africa is a dangerous place for whites these days, but no one is chanting "Kill the Zulu". Even within Africa, which specific ethnicity of African you might be makes a huge difference in some countries that have long standing ethnic conflicts. You might not know the difference, but they will. Lastly, if you're an Arab or Turk, many Slavic countries aren't going to be particularly friendly to you, especially in the Balkans, who had to fight and die for their independence from Turkey just 100 years ago
Lao's sound good this year:) On second thought, any place sounds good this year!
1:30 - There's a lot of emotion behind it, then a lot of critical thinking and logic in order to implement it - ultimately culminating in an emotional experience upon achieving it.
Judging from the lovely ladies that work for Nomad Capitalist, it seems that Serbia has treated Mr.Henderson rather nicely. "Borat Voice": Wawawewa, very nice! 😂
😂🤣😅😆😁😄
Last year l did peru,colombia and brazil in 4 months and then moving to Italy l end up staying in Turkey and l really liked . soon this winter l am going back to Turkey again to skip winter in Canada .
It is cheap ,safe and people are very friendly
@@henrik4438 l stayed outside of Marmaris in a village . l wanted go to Izmir this winter but l dont wanna walk around w a mask on my face so l might go back to marmaris . lots of cheap local organic products in the erea is another reason
Love these
Thank you Ernesto 🙏
Many great suggestions and wisdom in what you've shared here. Change brings opportunities.
Keep up your reviews of various varieties of tea
Atlast you made the most needed video 😂👍👍👍
Who do you suggest we work with if we are only six figure clients? Thanks.
Thanks you for sharing.
My pleasure
There are single American women like myself who are seeking relationships & comfortable with the nomad lifestyle. Don’t overlook us.
lol. good luck- your better off finding someone in Canada or American tech cities TBH
nigeria
When you are traveling for business or to stay in a country for a while how do you deal with the language barrier?
I like how cups match the T-shirt
I feel the same way as this guy you are talking about. 'Keep on going until you either get sick of it or not !'Some countries make you bored quickly, some less quickly....
This was a good video.
I like how your pillow and your tea set matches your shirt
I like andrew's attention to detail, down to matching his clothes to his teapots
That outfit is savage and ultra savage matching your tea set 😅
Great Video!
That's where I'm at right now. I'm 45 I've been single for quite a few years. My kids are adults ages 29 and 21. So with planning I can live anywhere that I want. I can run my businesses anywhere. For me my focus is on meditation alternative Lifestyles with focus on holistic nature care. I choose to be somewhere that is sunny warm weather beautiful nature good quality pure organic food good clean water and of course it must be safe in a friendly fun area for me. I don't like cold weather. II am from Michigan but lived in new york and texas. prefer warm and some fall like weather. I definitely wouldn't mind having companionship. Like a partner someone to do things with travel and create things with. However I'm just not interested in marriage in a traditional way. I feel like relationships can be so restricting a lot of times. However you can have a long-term relationship with someone and just choose to not get married and it's perfectly okay. I choose and create my own happiness not anyone else. I'm using voice to text so sometimes my sentences will be scattered so I apologize in advance.
Love the TWG teas as well!
Great video! Most US women have a problem with my nomadic lifestyle.
Get women who don’t have a problem leave the US.
@@qjtvaddict lol, it's not that easy. trust me.
Eastern Europe is my favorite place to date.
Love the tea/sweatshirt set
I work in oil and gas and there's a lot of mercenary types who have multiple families that don't know about eachother and they just turn up whenever they are in that location for work (e.g. rotational workers)
wow what a life. I'm around the industry and I've only heard the bad breakup stories. everyones an excon or an ex
Re Georgia: please don't come here to date. It will be very hard for a foreign guy. Georgian women want to marry; you won't find casual dating here. It will be much easier for you in Russia or Ukraine.
Most men want to marry. It sounds like Georgia is good. Maybe a man can find his wife in Georgia.
I've heard that Georgian women expect the man to pay for everything, like Russian women
@@voice.of.reason exactly, and they also have a lot of body hair. But don't worry - they have bedroom fun just as much as any other women. So, don't believe what she said about them :)
@@30803080308030803081 Actually only about 50% of straight men want to marry.
What’s it like for single females?
did you get a tea set with your sweater ? :D
Tea set and top co-ordination 🙂
Oh my gosh- his dope shirt matches his tea set. Okay player! :) ...classy... *A.
I love Belgrade. Fantastic city for dating! I love the people :). I lived there part of 2019.
Glad to hear that, Sarah!
This video will attract more people than your citizenship advisory videos
Love the tea sessions where you discuss the human aspects. Great idea!
So glad!
Russia is a great option for guys, of all the countries that I have traveled to is one of the best, in Europe my simple recommendation is to stick to non-EU countries which are completely socially engineered presently and terrible in general for younger guys. For Asia, I have heard many great things about Philippines and perhaps Thailand in certain cases. My TH-cam channel people can watch regarding this area which my channel heavily focuses on. My brother lived 2.5 years in Estonia and one of the big deal breakers of him leaving even with a long-term business visa in Estonia was what you mentioned Andrew, the fact that for a foreign guy Estonia is simply put terrible for finding a wife. My brother is now in a happy relationship with his girlfriend in St. Petersburg Russia and he also likes the lifestyle and perspective of life in Russia. Also, like yourself Andrew he is interested in marriage and many European countries this will never happen if you are a foreign guy which is why I tell people stay out of EU, if possible.
Great for caucasians only, not so good for people from other races.
of course you can marry a girl from the eu! Depends on you and if they like you, tbh if you approach them with a US casual dating mindset if can come across as superficial for women everywhere, not just the EU. The US 'dating' thing is actually globally very rare
@@havegunwilltravel6398 Great point here and totally agree with you on this point but anyhow I have lived in both EU and Non-EU and it was a night and day difference. In fact if I lived in EU would rather just live in the larger more liberal countries as those places would be more open minded in my opinion. Many central European countries, "Want their cake and to eat it too" metaphorically speaking and makes it terrible in some of these places for foreign dating compared to countries like Russia, Belarus, or Serbia. After moving to Serbia at this point if I moved back to EU would only live in the liberal countries like Sweden or Spain if I were to do it again.
@@maverickcapitalist1 I haven't yet been to Central Europe, but I had a hunch it was like this. I've heard that it's relatively difficult for men who live there, while the women love to travel to Western Europe to have fun...
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I've been struggling to reconcile a compatible merger of freedom of movement, a path appropriate to my individual abilities, access to culture novelty and natural beauty and a home with a community worth investing in...also better weather than Canada
@@joblakelisbon Travel is expensive. Citizenship is a huge hassle. Why would you go through all that effort if you don't know where you want to go?
Just do your thing. Be happy. If a Nomad Capitalist can’t find a woman, who can?
I spent 2 months in Uganda it's great 😎
Hey, was that sound a meditation Ballon in the background at 10:12?
I'm single and moving to Lisbon, Portugal....I hope to find my quality man there....fingers crossed!
I may visit Portugal once this Covid gets over. May be we can catch up for coffee :)
How's your Portuguese?
The machismo is still very strong there. Watch out!
Do give an update!
Hi Cheryl, What is the approximate ratio of men to women there in Lisbon?
Sure is a whole lots of words just to say "go explore where you are comfortable"
Guy loves the sound of his own voice..
You can be happy in any country as long as you don't marry. I know from experience.
Marriage is an institute designed around procreation. If you're not planning to have a family/offspring the ratio of benefits/sacrifices should be given more thorough introspection, IMHO.
@@aquilomanganelli175 marriage was created to inhibit woman's nature to share one man (see Gengis Kahn). In the past days of Kings and Lord's, it would be a few handful of men and hundreds of women. In those days Marriage was necessary as it served as a buffer. To prevent homogenous genes from causing incest
Unfortunately now, marriage is still used even though women can work jobs and have relative safety from civilized society's hard work and ingenuity. The laws need to catch up. Divorce allocations is such a thing of the past but we still have this stupid belief that every woman is entitled the man's money. Anyways it's a really nuanced conversation, too long for one comment 😂
Yep just rotate every 6 months
@@MerlinTheCommenter actually women in the past often died very young due to complications with pregnancy and birth. So often men needed to find a woman to raise his orphaned children and therefore couldn't afford being picky.
@Ooga Booga you might want to inform yourself about "maternal death" and live expectancy of women before 1850. You will definitely be surprised.
As a male divorcee, I would shoot for moving to Ecuador, Colombia, The Philippines. There are wonderful social opportunities in these exotic places.
Colombian girls are all about money; Ecuador and Argentina had the best, glazed-eyes lover gazes.
this dude said exotic🤣🤣
Most Colombian girls I've met are after money. Also very unreliable. Mexico is a better option.
This is all very interesting , but traveling to these various countries has to create some difficulties with language, unless you're a polyglot .