Honest question: Who in his right mind would seriously consider moving to Egypt, Nigeria, or Saudi Arabia? If you have the means to spend more than one year (or your retirement) in a foreign country, would these three countries ever pop up as realistic destinations?
Many people move to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, especially if you have actually *been* there. I have friends who have gone there to live and they loved it. These stereotypical videos are just rubbish.
@@Kamadev888 You're right about this kind of click-bait videos - they're rubbish, and this one especially so. But they're also very entertaining in a low-key, non-threatening "validating most people's prejudices and preconceptions" kind of way. That said, I still stand by my incredulous - and honest - question 😀
I think my utopia would be closer to Ubekistan or one of the countries close to it. Why ? Climate, currency and how they live brings me to want to go and never look back with all the crazy gang related crimes, drugs, guns, knives with police going to the wrong address shooting the wrong people and they get exonerated without so much as an apology for their actions. Life is cleaner, better and satisfying without being taxed, fined or paying three times more than its worth.
Good luck living there.. Always being farang who they keep nickeling and diming and never really owning anything. Hope you trust your mama-san when you get old😂
That which is great for some is not as great to others although I would pass on the monsoons, the humidity and the lack of things that you never miss until you go to Thailand. There are some great things and things that are great but much of that is in the islands, some in the northern areas but sand, palm trees and beaches gets old quickly while Bankok may take longer but it has its limits as well.
@@PaulusRichards-ll4gv The Philippines is not the best country in the world but there are many much worse countries. I have been to the Philippines, it is dirty and poor, but the weather is good, nice beaches and friendly people.
@@amitbasu7516 I immediately noticed that. BRICKS, and don't forget the "K" for Korea, north. Most Muslim countries and much of south America should be taboo, too; too much crime and political instability! Easier to make a top 10 list of countries where you CAN live. . . .
I’m sure the first place is deserved by the USA. While entering at JFK you’re immediately yelled at for no reason by several obese employees, and you didn’t even speak a word. But before that, you’ve already filled in some 3 kilos of forms, that require you to share the most weird things. Was my grandfather a trespasser ever in his life? Imagine! You finally manage to rent a car. You’re determined to avoid speeding. On your way to Philly, you’re stopped by the police. You don’t know why, but you’re sure it wasn’t for speeding. The police officer draws a loaded gun at you, yelling something at you you cannot hear. You open your window but he shouts you must close it. You asked for his badge and number but he wouldn’t show it to you. Is he really a police officer? After a lot of shouting he’s got you out of your rental car, your hands handcuffed, your head slammed into the roofrail of your car. You’re moaning of pain, and then he says he’s gonna shoot you. His colleague calms him down, so fortunately he’s only tasering you. Then his boss shows up, taking off your handcuffs, explaining that it was just a big misunderstanding and that you’re allowed to continue your journey. One hour later you arrive at your expensive motel. The room smells bad and is too small. Why do they have separate faucets for hot and cold water? You only wanted to wash your face right? You go to this recommended restaurant and order the salmon dish. What you get is trout, drowned in vinegar. Cockroaches cross the floor. Expensive cockroaches! You leave the premises, having a last glimpse, seeing Gordon Ramsay sitting at a table in a corner, his face expresses hopelessness. You enter Pennsylvania. What a relief! Suddenly the roads don’t have potholes anymore. You drive through a wonderful beech forest, seeing a romantic lake. Time for a swim. You have no swimming clothes, but who cares, nobody is there. You plunge into the water and some water gets into your mouth. Then you die because the lake contains the highest level of mercury and lead in the world. You’re welcomed by the many skeletons on the bottom of the lake. An angel of God is hovering above the water's surface, making clear that you’re principally welcome in heaven, but you’re too polluted to get in.
@@Geo_Knows_Things You're a dooshbeck. They charged me 90 dollars for this night. I invite you to meet me in Europe, getting to know each other a little better.
Hey, the USA is not that bad, just don't get lippy with a guy in a uniform until you have a lawyer with you, obey the traffic laws and you will be OK, I lived there for 15 years and never had a problem even once.
NY sucks for anyone that isn't from NY. Anyone from NY tells you how great it is while they are running away to move any other state. Its hype while being disgusting overpriced and crime ridden. The good news is you can always buy your stolen goods back on the streets with some guy with a long coat. NY city stinks of urine at all times.
I noticed that the video contains incorrect images from a different country than the one being discussed. If the information presented is as scrutinized as the images, then the entire video is likely to be false information.
I've been to all those countries except Saudi Arabia, and the author makes some spot on points that only somebody who talked to Expats would truly understand. Good luck!!
Germany has tight restrictions on immigration, England would requre some level of insanity and understanding of those who speak their own version of English that reminds you of why there are interpreters. France is not the country it once was but its hard not to think about the good old days wandering about the atmosphere stopping for a croissant, coffee that tastes rich and wonderful unlike the crap served up in the western cafes.
The old adage , applies. Be careful what you wish for, you might get it. I returned to my home after 5 years abroad with a whole new appreciation of my old life.
I moved back and forth between Israel and the US in my youth and early adult life, so coming back here seems more like home, in a way. All of what the narrator describes is habit and depends a lot on how flexible you are and about what you are flexible.
@@revabbyjoovitsky5152 Israel is much like Saudi Arabia, a place I would avoid for different reasons although one I don't support, the other is too expensive and somewhat restrictive with laws I don't understand nor want to take the time to understand.
Plus poor health care, very unsafe, lack of culture, very high cost of living, divided angry, dirty and and homeless everywhere makes, very high crime rates in the US makes any of these countries a better options. I have spent time in 92 countries and 80%o them are better to live in than the US
Indeed the USA is not that country someone can imagine from abroad, once you've started living there you will understand the real nature of that country@@stanspb763
@@stanspb763 Everything you said is true in the Dem run big cities but small town america is safe and clean and very seldom will you see homeless.We have awesome scenic landscape like mountains and waterfalls wineries and lakes and rivers caves everywhere.Just stay away from places like newyork chicago and California.
@@MuhammadNasib-w6u Try seeing the visa number you have to have to travel the world with your passport and compare it or try asking if your country is in the G7. Evidently you are really missing schools.
Your wrong life is expensive in developed countries is cause someone has to pay for roads ,hospitals ,infrastructure the money comes from taxes and the pay is not low are u kidding I'm happy in my developed first world country
Italy is a great place for retirees with deep pockets. There aren’t any jobs here, young people go to North of Italy for work. Healthcare is great! Unless you are of Italian descent or marry an Italian, a permanent resident will have to pay €2,000.00 per year for ten years and then it’s free. Seriously, life is fabulous here but you need lots of cash!
My family is from Bella, a small town, and siciliy. I spent time in Bella. Most of the people worked 3 months a year. Leave the country, work, save money, come back and have a 9 month vacation. Most still had their own farms for food. On the positive side, it was a party every night. Eating drinking dancing laughing. Crazy seeing 80 year old great grandmas smiling and having a great time dancing with their husbands or family members. I don't recall seeing one police officer or military type person the entire time I was there. Big cities, big problems anywhere in the world.
@@jimmyzarkis6276 Thank you for the view counter this video. It seems that if you are retired and can buy a small farm than Italy might be tenable. although I haven't been over there, I also think Greece needn't be in the top 10. Hell, he didn't even mention the worst Muslim countries. . .
I used to live in Sicily. The bureaucracy was frustrating, but you learned to live with it. It took over a year to get my car re-registered from Florence to Catania. Having friends enable you to get sconti. I spoke four languages so I got along well.
I have researched many different destinations as possible places to live. However, I have not heard about people from North America or Europe willing to move to Nigeria, Egypt or Saudi Arabia just because of the hype. We know that these countries present cultural differences (shocks) that cannot be accepted by the Westerners and I cannot imagine anyone moving to one of those countries without visiting them first and spending there a week or two. By the way, while talking about life in Saudi Arabia, you are showing images of Petra, Jordan; well, that is a huge piece of disinformation... (food for thought)
Being that we grew up with human rights we kind of want at least some of them in our next destination. The corruption in Nigeria is legendary, as it is in Egypt. And Saudi Arabia has it's own problems. The very least of which is we would feel very poor there! The climate is also hugely changing throughout the year, something most expats don't like. For most they tend to go tropical but high elevation so daytime temperatures are rarely over 25 and nighttime temps are rarely below 12. Usually around 1600 meters or 5000'. Like Guadalajara, Medellin, San Miguel de Allende....they're popular for expats because of that very stable and temperate climate.
India is such a lovable country that even a stranger is showered with love ,affection and support . It will teach you how to live the life thinking whole world is your home.
Your weather negative about winter in Russia around St Petersburg or Moscow is no different then winter in Minnesota,or Montana or Wisconsin or Chicago.
Lol what about the incredibly negative political environment of living in Soviet Russia under Putin and his wars of aggression against neighbors aka special military operations, seems like a lot of young Russians are leaving.
@@RiversideWarrior there is NO Soviet Russia dimwit 1000 voluntears a day for the army in Russia wat about the wars of aggression by the US on the other side of the planet
Imagine moving to the UK to find no locals just invaders,then the two tier Policing and Court system. Pensioners and most good honest people far too scared financially to put the heating on due to cost but the energy firms(green levies and standing charges) and politicians doing rather well as usual selling the Country out. What the hell is going on Britain?
You must be living in a place called Yourownhead, because there are plenty of locals (whatever you define as local) where I live and I'm not even local. I'm from London and I live in the north west of England.
The analysis is very biased and straight out of deep misunderstanding of various cultures. Currently, one may not like to move to US, UK or Canada because of level of inflation and mismanagement by governments
Learn the language! - Purchased a house south of Napoli and did renovate it. - Never encountered overwhelmingly complicated paperwork with the authority, in fact, I was suprisingly pleased how frictionless stuff worked out. - Always searched advice from locals and soon learned how to deal with Italian bureaucracy. Never neglect your paperwork, but it's often not necessary to wait for the outcome. And one, two trips to the local palazzo comunale and meet the "important people" in person works wonder. It opens doors... Always keep in mind: "When in Rome do as Romans do"
And in another videos of yours, you were singing praises of some of these countries and encouraging folks to move there... I'm losing faith in your videos now.
The best travel reel I have ever watched! Hilarious and true to life to an extent rarely seen in the travel videos genre. Have always found that the run of the mill travel videos were crafted to make every destination seem like a place you’ve always dreamed of exploring while giving short shrift to things that could turn your dreams into a nightmare. But not this video. Have done some traveling myself and can tell you that we are being well served by the content presented here. Haven’t laughed so hard and marveled so much at the sardonic humor that elegantly and with great wit appropriately set the record straight about the hyped up travel vids that overly romanticize travel destinations as being Shangri-La. Have also personally had the same assessments given in this video floating around in my head for many years and thought I was being too judgmental about traveling to far flung places, but this video made it clear to me that I was justifiably circumspect about what it’s really like to see the world. In the end, I believe the message of this video is to have fun but be sure you know what you are getting yourself into because many places can be as beautiful as they are intolerable.
After watching some.of your other videos, I have come to a realization that your videos have incorrect and outdated information and misleading. The only good thing is your script.... Unsubscrining now..
If you talk to people that have spent a few months there they tend to find it a very enriching and fascinating experience. Plus there's tons of variety. You could spend years there actually. From gorgeous mountains in the north to tropical wonderlands in the south. Plus it's one of the cheapest countries in the world. If only it wasn't so far from North America!
Here is another tool kit. Are you crazy man....who is moving to India from the USA or the UK...? Are you trying..? I don't understand the agenda behind this video.
Agenda is to demean any country other than US. This crazy man has shown a wrong map of India which is also an offense as per Indian law. No substance in this video other than spreading false propaganda.
Who researched this "information"? I suspect no one did and only old wives tales repeated people never actually visited these countries. For example your claims about Russia had zero connection to reality you harped on extreme cold when like north America whiners vary with region but only in far north east sparsely populated regions are any colder thanNYC but with difference being every city has excellent heating systems so your home, any shops, museums etc , all buildigs are cozy warm and major destinations such as Moscow or St Petersburg are warmer than Chicago with better control of snow or ice. Winter is a very social time since the summer tourist are gone, so the stunning museums opera, ballet, drama, jazz clubs, very social pubs, parks fine dining, and socializing is great fun, friendly and stress free, crime free and low cost. If you lease a home, usually an apartment in cities, as a foreigner your residence needs to be registered with your passport info but you do not do that, your landlord does and it can be done at any post office or district administration office. A typical city center apartment in St Petersburg might be $400-500 a month for 2-3 bedroom. Public transportation is very easy, very convenient and cheap, there is no need for a car. Utilities are cheap and the landlord pays it. Every home building is plumbed for central how water for space heating so every room i the city is warm all winter. Cost of living at a much higher quality of life than you live in the US is the norm, with so much more do relating to culture and socializing than is possible in the divided angry USA. In any cities menus are in Russian and English. About 1/2 the population over 8 years old knows English. The road signs are all in Cyrillic and English. That is one example of the nonsense about more most of these countries. Talk to any ex-pat from the US and they will confirm it is easier safer more cultured and friendlier than the US. Services and social activities are available 24/7 and it is safer than the US or Europe. Whomever write this script should at least visit where the are writing about. Another thing to consider is excellent internet access is everywhere and Yandex Apps for Maps, dining, ordering a car(ordering a car is cheap and convenient and its verbal or text translator allows good communications with anyone who does not speak English. It is better than Google versions. My internet account is $6 a month. Even deep underground in the Subway has free wifi And my home 330 megabit/sec unmetered fiber optic internet is $6/month. For $3 more yon get 660-880mb/sec internet, Everything just works here and everyone gets along
Russia is a shitty place to live. Every foreigner I know who lived there has already left. There is no rule of law in that place. Maybe there were some opportunities there in the past but now no more. Unless you are from Turkmenistan and your only foreign language is Russian and your only skill driving a car.
EGYPT? Who dreams of moving to Egypt? Why? I mean, seeing the Valley of the Kings and such was interesting, but I wouldn't dream of staying there permanently!
I love your descriptions of some of these places. You have an interesting sense of humor while being very honest about some of the problems of the places versus many other videos sites that only tell you about the good things.
Strikes and demonstrations against the government in greece are not really destroying everyday routine . They are very few with low participation. The government itself might cause you a fatal train accident, an inevitable death waiting for one of the very few ambulances to take you to a hospital without doctors . The same reasons why few greeks still have the courage to demonstrate...
Sad to hear about the situation in Greece,when the EU bank are in control of a country things will be bad,i live in Italy some of the year ,it has alot of problems also,the young people in Italy just want to leave!If you have money and don't have to work then countries like Spain,Italy,Greece are ok otherwise move somewhere else.Depends on your personal situation.
I will add one: The Dominican Republic. Its people are the some of the friendliest people on earth: It you want to make lots of good friends, there is nothing like this country. If you carry dollars or British pounds, the cost of living is cheap. However, you cannot trust the water or the cooked food you buy. Far worse, if Cairo is a mess of cars honking, try Santiago de los Caballeros: Honking is not a cacophony, but a nearly continuous high-decibel insidious level of noise. And do not get me started about the power outages: It is not rare for a power outage to last 36 or more hours, during which running water will stop, so as a toilet you will have to use a can: I went through all of it during my short-stay in this country of truly heart-warmed people.
There are ex-British Empire, India Saudi Arabia Egypt, etc. That is why they are so far behind. Egypt ands India had their wealth stolen by the English Army shipped back to England by the Navy. Imperial Mafia!!!
Look around at the locals. Sooner or later, you will join them. If you like what you see maybe you will stay. If you are unsure, you will leave. If it rains in Nairobi, you will never ever get to your destination.
Not many would consider Egypt a retirement destination, but you overlook that Cairo is not Egypt, and in northern Egypt, winters can often be chilly. Southern Egypt is calmer and warmer.
Srilanka is such an underrated country. the weather is a little hot and the economy is a bit shaky, but otherwise its a great place to settle down. Good healthy sea food options, just like India, but not very spicy, great beaches and surprisingly clean! and friendly sinhalese, even better than us indians
The Russian one is untrue. The winter part was accurate but everything else wrong. After spending time there I realized everything I had learned was wrong. Beautiful country and nice people. I learned the Cyrillic alphabet and language not to hard.
You talk poop. First, Russian alphabet is Not Cyrilic, but Slavic. Cyrilic is an artificially made up alphabet, by 2 Byzantine monks, Cyril and Methodius in the 5 century, but was never used by any Slavic country, even was intended so to spread the Eastern orthodox religion to slavs. It was used only by Romania, which unfortunately is a Latin country, not slavic. Even in Romania was prohibited at the end of 19 century. By the way even Slavic writing differe from country to country, who still use it, like Russia, Bulgaria the Jugoslav nations, in Slovakia and Czehia they already turned to Latin alphabet. Get the knowledge before you talk shit publicly. Some ignorants may believe your wrong saying.
Banking always requires tax forms for dual citizens the bankers do not always know the procedure so they call you back. Why would anybody move without having a source of income arranged prior to the move? Or learning the language? All countries have bureaucracy. I lived in Israel as a child and moved back after 50 years in the states. I had not used Hebrew for 50 years, I remembered it. I do not regret the move. Westerners live in a bubble, a movie. Attitude is everything. Most countries have smartphones, VPNs, google translate and ATMs that exchange currency automatically. Communicate with your foreign embassies, that is what they are there for, but they are staffed by locals, English is their second or third language. Be patient. WAZE is used in Israel and works elsewhere so does Google Earth. There are trouble spots, avoid them, life goes on elsewhere. Read the news. You are a total carmageddon. Where do you live now? You talk like you hate travel. Why do this? What do you enjoy? By the way, if you travel to Istanbul, Türkiye with a dog, it's rather difficult to get a taxi or a hotel room but it can be done. Aviva in Akko
Brazil - what was missing: An extremely slow and corrupt judiciary, even at the highest level. Recent example: When calculating pensions, more than 100,000 pensioners, including foreigners, were defrauded, as their pension insurance contributions made before the so called "Plano Real" (a set of measures to stabilize the Brazilian economy) in July 1994 were not considered. This particularly affects people who held a managerial position before this date and then became self-employed, voluntarily, or involuntarily. The process dragged on for more than 10 years, was won three times, but was then rejected due to legal maneuvers by the Constitutional Court. When it comes to money, lawsuits against the state have no chance.
India is not just delhi or bollywood. There are many places in India that give you feel like heaven. Before commenting, first have a feel of India, and then comment. There are 29 states in India and all states have their own culture, language and traditions. There are more than 40 languages and more than 100 local dialects spoken in India. When you move from one state to other state, there are all different experiences, different foods, different culture and traditions.
If you want to experience the best of Brazil you definitely do need a lot of advanced preparation. Good lawyers to navigate Visas and immigration cleanly and efficiently and good tax planning in advance of migration is definitely recommended. Brazil isn't an especially low tax country but NEVERTHELESS it's still a LOT lower tax than the ANGLOSPHERE AND EU AREAS particularly if you take full advantage of their rather kind and generous LEGITIMATE and ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS FROM TAX! After dark use inexpensive UBER at least until you know things a lot, lot better. Other than that Brazil is a fine country with diverse lifestyles so if RIO DE JANEIRO big city living isn't your style there are plenty of other low key options too numerous to mention!
This video has committed crimes against comical analogies, like expecting to see a sensible video on moving country - only to find that one should leave TH-cam altogether before coming across another video like this one.
Just got back from a month long trip to Italy, the country is awesome, but it does have its annoyances. I noticed after a while most centered around transportation- from aggressive drivers (especially in Napoli), unusual traffic patterns, narrow streets, people tailgating, difficulty finding parking and then having to pay for parking almost everywhere, high gas prices, paying toll every time you get off the autostrad, etc.
Adjusting and adopting to a new culture , Language and people is what makes moving to a new place exciting..... If you want to have the same experience why move at all????
Regarding EU countries, it seems that your info is out of date. Yes, opening a bank account in the EU (i.e. not only in Italy & Greece) is an authenitication nightmare for non-eu citizens. Renting in France is another nightmare for first time renters - you need to set up a file (dossier)... However, in Greece the administrative wasteland is dealt with online; real unemployment is negative in both Italy & Greece, so if you ever LOOK for a souvlaki sales rep good luck finding one... And getting an internet connection is easy (I've done it recently in both countries). It's just (unecessarily) expensive to get a fast connection. Regards
Hellas, all was accurate, but those last stuff with the strikes is not true. Actually, yes Hellenic people, workers, farmers, teachers, students, employees etc make a lot of strikes (justified of course) but this is not really affecting your life.
Other than Italy and Greece, who ever thought of moving to those other countries? The video should be about places people actually move to, other than those returning to their countries of birth.
Just do your research fully and take notice of the cons more than the pros. If you do that you should be able to survive and even enjoy your new country. We've been living in our new country since 2008 and wouldn't move anywhere else.
I suggest you do more accurate research in your consideration positions. You set some difficulties for instance in learning Brazilian Portuguese, but how about moving to Greece or Russia? Those countries have more difficult languages to learn. Besides that Brazil is a huge country and lots of differences in the standard of living of its various regions, with diverse levels of economy. Concerning country bureaucracy I can further agree with you but also there are some states where it is less a burden.
6:05 That's not Greece. That is the village of Óbidos, in Portugal. Part of the Castle wall can be clearly seen on the back. ;-) BTW Portugal it's still one of the best locations for expat and nomads. ;-)
Whoever did this video and scripted it - has no idea at all about the countries he is talking about. Whoever did it should turn in his TH-cam license. This here is absolute ….
Digitally India is much more developed than many western countries. It is going to be a super power in near future. Pl do not keep India in company with countries like Nigeria.
Looking at that list, these countries are the last places on Earth I'd want to move to. Who in their right mind would want to emigrate to Egypt, China, Russia, South Africa, Brazil, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, or India??
Of you have 500k us dollar or you get social security 2000 USD per month shift to India to a village in kerala or Tamilnadu lead a modest life. Medical facilities are excellent medicines and hospitals are better cheaper than UK or European countries or USA. Buy a cycle and a small car do small scale fruit or vegetable growing in your land keep a Rajapalayam Hound and live happily till your end.
Film Maker for TH-cam is a different level then the theater where you struggle months for producing a film. The early and, probably first, is inspired. Reality comes as life needs continual short videos to support the life. Some are good, a few great, and then there are those for filling in. Such was this.
The video was humorous unless of course you are a national from one of the countries mentioned. At any rate, I would still consider Italy and Brazil, for example as possible destinations. You just have to have the connections and the know-how to enjoy it there. All countries have problems, including the US, UK, Canada, etc.,
Thanks for nice video. You have opened my eyes. It may not be all true but even over 50% correct is too much for person looking for second home for retirement.
Reality is worse. In Ankara the apartment manager bangs on the door to collect money to buy oil for the building heater. Give liberally, or be prepared for a cold awakening in the morning. In winter it can reach -12°C. Usually it was colder than Moscow.
Just looking at the Greece portion; it seems that OK, the economic situation is not great, but you would have your money offshore, so it would not affect you, the paperwork may be an issue, but from what I can see, with a minimum wage of 934 Euros, life cannot be hugely expensive I was on Crete for a while and it was really cheap.
India is safe & affordable than any other country . Banking , Power, Internet, communication systems are excellent. Now with Modiji as Prime Minister we are progressing in all fronts & is the third largest economy also. Bureaucracy as explained in this video doesn’t exists now. You can get most of the things done online itself. India has changed a lot …….
I remember flying the last 20 years to US East and West coast, as well as to Canada and I saw sinking stars, total destruction, poverty, drugs in the streets, violence and rainbows everywhere. Why isn't ist mentioned in the list? I don't wonder why...
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Honest question: Who in his right mind would seriously consider moving to Egypt, Nigeria, or Saudi Arabia?
If you have the means to spend more than one year (or your retirement) in a foreign country, would these three countries ever pop up as realistic destinations?
Many people move to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, especially if you have actually *been* there. I have friends who have gone there to live and they loved it. These stereotypical videos are just rubbish.
@@Kamadev888 You're right about this kind of click-bait videos - they're rubbish, and this one especially so. But they're also very entertaining in a low-key, non-threatening "validating most people's prejudices and preconceptions" kind of way. That said, I still stand by my incredulous - and honest - question 😀
@2ndgreycatz This video contains an AI-generated voice.
People moving in Saudi do probably like the indoor/home-safe lifestyle.
If you like playing board games and have dinner at home why not ?
No 😅Wonderful to visit, but otherwise…no 😅
Greece: The slower pace of life is bad? That's why people in those places live longer! They don't have stress and they eat healthy with local cuisine!
They hate us: it's a well known FACT.
Greece should not be on this list. Even if it is whack, there are adjacent countries that are less complicated, maybe?
I want to live somewhere far away from that droning AI voice
If zues himself is testing your patients ha ha ha
One of my Fav cartoons was a guy at a Travel agency desk saying: "...someplace where they've never heard of Paris Hilton."
Go to North Korea. No internet there, no TH-cam. You can work as an English teacher.
Antarctica is a nice place that you can try.
I think my utopia would be closer to Ubekistan or one of the countries close to it. Why ? Climate, currency and how they live brings me to want to go and never look back with all the crazy gang related crimes, drugs, guns, knives with police going to the wrong address shooting the wrong people and they get exonerated without so much as an apology for their actions. Life is cleaner, better and satisfying without being taxed, fined or paying three times more than its worth.
Kind of a nonsensical presentation. Waste of time.
Yeah, I stopped at 2:32. This speaker is just trying to make a living on clicks.
Fcuk him.
C ountries...Not living up to expectations...like these clickbait stuff
Thailand is a great country to retire to!!! Been here 20+ years, no regrets never would return to UK!!!
Good luck living there.. Always being farang who they keep nickeling and diming and never really owning anything. Hope you trust your mama-san when you get old😂
@@Valakian3590 And don't forget climate from hell
That which is great for some is not as great to others although I would pass on the monsoons, the humidity and the lack of things that you never miss until you go to Thailand. There are some great things and things that are great but much of that is in the islands, some in the northern areas but sand, palm trees and beaches gets old quickly while Bankok may take longer but it has its limits as well.
@@Valakian3590ha, ha ha....well said.
Would never be in the UK to begin with...
10. Italy
09. Egypt
08. Greece
07. China
06. Russia
05. South Africa
04. Brazil
03. Nigeria
02. Saudi Arabia
01. India
😂😂😂😂👍
So all the BRICS and new member Egypt.
Philippines
@@PaulusRichards-ll4gv The Philippines is not the best country in the world but there are many much worse countries.
I have been to the Philippines, it is dirty and poor, but the weather is good, nice beaches and friendly people.
@@amitbasu7516 I immediately noticed that. BRICKS, and don't forget the "K" for Korea, north. Most Muslim countries and much of south America should be taboo, too; too much crime and political instability! Easier to make a top 10 list of countries where you CAN live. . . .
I’m sure the first place is deserved by the USA.
While entering at JFK you’re immediately yelled at for no reason by several obese employees, and you didn’t even speak a word.
But before that, you’ve already filled in some 3 kilos of forms, that require you to share the most weird things. Was my grandfather a trespasser ever in his life? Imagine!
You finally manage to rent a car. You’re determined to avoid speeding. On your way to Philly, you’re stopped by the police. You don’t know why, but you’re sure it wasn’t for speeding.
The police officer draws a loaded gun at you, yelling something at you you cannot hear.
You open your window but he shouts you must close it. You asked for his badge and number but he wouldn’t show it to you. Is he really a police officer?
After a lot of shouting he’s got you out of your rental car, your hands handcuffed, your head slammed into the roofrail of your car. You’re moaning of pain, and then he says he’s gonna shoot you. His colleague calms him down, so fortunately he’s only tasering you.
Then his boss shows up, taking off your handcuffs, explaining that it was just a big misunderstanding and that you’re allowed to continue your journey.
One hour later you arrive at your expensive motel. The room smells bad and is too small. Why do they have separate faucets for hot and cold water? You only wanted to wash your face right?
You go to this recommended restaurant and order the salmon dish. What you get is trout, drowned in vinegar. Cockroaches cross the floor. Expensive cockroaches!
You leave the premises, having a last glimpse, seeing Gordon Ramsay sitting at a table in a corner, his face expresses hopelessness.
You enter Pennsylvania. What a relief! Suddenly the roads don’t have potholes anymore. You drive through a wonderful beech forest, seeing a romantic lake. Time for a swim. You have no swimming clothes, but who cares, nobody is there.
You plunge into the water and some water gets into your mouth. Then you die because the lake contains the highest level of mercury and lead in the world. You’re welcomed by the many skeletons on the bottom of the lake. An angel of God is hovering above the water's surface, making clear that you’re principally welcome in heaven, but you’re too polluted to get in.
Hahaha,very livid experience, but I am sure most is true,especialy the trafic stop
A motel? expensive? How much? 20 bucks a night? or did they have an hourly rate?
And about this soup kitchen you dropped by ...
@@Geo_Knows_Things You're a dooshbeck.
They charged me 90 dollars for this night.
I invite you to meet me in Europe, getting to know each other a little better.
Hey, the USA is not that bad, just don't get lippy with a guy in a uniform until you have a lawyer with you, obey the traffic laws and you will be OK, I lived there for 15 years and never had a problem even once.
NY sucks for anyone that isn't from NY. Anyone from NY tells you how great it is while they are running away to move any other state. Its hype while being disgusting overpriced and crime ridden. The good news is you can always buy your stolen goods back on the streets with some guy with a long coat. NY city stinks of urine at all times.
I noticed that the video contains incorrect images from a different country than the one being discussed. If the information presented is as scrutinized as the images, then the entire video is likely to be false information.
Petra is in Jordan, not Arabia
And also the Artificial voice is a negative for this video along with the wrong images for thevarious countries !
@@rogerpropes7129 Yeah I think a lot of people noticed that very well known landmark!
I've been to all those countries except Saudi Arabia, and the author makes some spot on points that only somebody who talked to Expats would truly understand. Good luck!!
Some data is bullshit lies
Italie , Canada , France , England , Germany these countries are declining countries !!!
almost all western european
Don't forget once great US
and worst of all is the USA
indeed, please avoid these co6ntries at all costs. your home country is better than any other country in the world. please stay there.
;-)
Germany has tight restrictions on immigration, England would requre some level of insanity and understanding of those who speak their own version of English that reminds you of why there are interpreters. France is not the country it once was but its hard not to think about the good old days wandering about the atmosphere stopping for a croissant, coffee that tastes rich and wonderful unlike the crap served up in the western cafes.
The old adage , applies. Be careful what you wish for, you might get it. I returned to my home after 5 years abroad with a whole new appreciation of my old life.
I moved back and forth between Israel and the US in my youth and early adult life, so coming back here seems more like home, in a way. All of what the narrator describes is habit and depends a lot on how flexible you are and about what you are flexible.
@@revabbyjoovitsky5152 Israel is much like Saudi Arabia, a place I would avoid for different reasons although one I don't support, the other is too expensive and somewhat restrictive with laws I don't understand nor want to take the time to understand.
Not entirely true. If you did not move abroad , you would never discover, what to appreciate....
Britain should be on this list. It should be nr 1 to avoid.
Did 2 years in London. Everybody is a pirate. They will determine which social class you can occupy.
Worst country in the world. Attitude of too many people there "we are English and you are not".
Nice content, but i expected to see the USA on the list, the country where shootings occur anywhere, in schools as well as in churches 😅😅😅
Plus poor health care, very unsafe, lack of culture, very high cost of living, divided angry, dirty and and homeless everywhere makes, very high crime rates in the US makes any of these countries a better options. I have spent time in 92 countries and 80%o them are better to live in than the US
Indeed the USA is not that country someone can imagine from abroad, once you've started living there you will understand the real nature of that country@@stanspb763
An American can abandon his own mother but never his gun
@@stanspb763 Everything you said is true in the Dem run big cities but small town america is safe and clean and very seldom will you see homeless.We have awesome scenic landscape like mountains and waterfalls wineries and lakes and rivers caves everywhere.Just stay away from places like newyork chicago and California.
Our politicians are bent on turning American into one of these nations
Someone like you should stay home and never leave it
he us talking about living there not visiting neither of which would i do.
EXACTLY !
Most developed countries have high cost of living and low paid jobs. Opting fr third world countries seems to offer an easy life.
They have uncontrolled CAPITALISM. BETTER STAY WHERE YOU ARE AND LEARN TO ADJUST.
You divide world became one, second, third. Who your teacher ?
@@MuhammadNasib-w6u Try seeing the visa number you have to have to travel the world with your passport and compare it or try asking if your country is in the G7. Evidently you are really missing schools.
Your wrong life is expensive in developed countries is cause someone has to pay for roads ,hospitals ,infrastructure the money comes from taxes and the pay is not low are u kidding I'm happy in my developed first world country
Work online for developed countries' people, live in dirt cheap countries.
Italy is a great place for retirees with deep pockets. There aren’t any jobs here, young people go to North of Italy for work. Healthcare is great! Unless you are of Italian descent or marry an Italian, a permanent resident will have to pay €2,000.00 per year for ten years and then it’s free. Seriously, life is fabulous here but you need lots of cash!
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Breakfast was $20 in 1995.
My family is from Bella, a small town, and siciliy. I spent time in Bella. Most of the people worked 3 months a year. Leave the country, work, save money, come back and have a 9 month vacation. Most still had their own farms for food. On the positive side, it was a party every night. Eating drinking dancing laughing. Crazy seeing 80 year old great grandmas smiling and having a great time dancing with their husbands or family members. I don't recall seeing one police officer or military type person the entire time I was there. Big cities, big problems anywhere in the world.
@@jimmyzarkis6276 Thank you for the view counter this video. It seems that if you are retired and can buy a small farm than Italy might be tenable. although I haven't been over there, I also think Greece needn't be in the top 10. Hell, he didn't even mention the worst Muslim countries. . .
I used to live in Sicily. The bureaucracy was frustrating, but you learned to live with it. It took over a year to get my car re-registered from Florence to Catania. Having friends enable you to get sconti. I spoke four languages so I got along well.
parli anche italiano?
Very, very few people from North America or the UK speak 4 languages! Or Germany I would think. For most it's English and their native language.
I'm guessing you speak English and 3 romantic languages? French, Spanish and Italian?
I have researched many different destinations as possible places to live. However, I have not heard about people from North America or Europe willing to move to Nigeria, Egypt or Saudi Arabia just because of the hype. We know that these countries present cultural differences (shocks) that cannot be accepted by the Westerners and I cannot imagine anyone moving to one of those countries without visiting them first and spending there a week or two.
By the way, while talking about life in Saudi Arabia, you are showing images of Petra, Jordan; well, that is a huge piece of disinformation... (food for thought)
Being that we grew up with human rights we kind of want at least some of them in our next destination. The corruption in Nigeria is legendary, as it is in Egypt. And Saudi Arabia has it's own problems. The very least of which is we would feel very poor there! The climate is also hugely changing throughout the year, something most expats don't like. For most they tend to go tropical but high elevation so daytime temperatures are rarely over 25 and nighttime temps are rarely below 12. Usually around 1600 meters or 5000'. Like Guadalajara, Medellin, San Miguel de Allende....they're popular for expats because of that very stable and temperate climate.
If you want to live in India, learn the 'Art of Bribing'.
Yes sr 💯
What a word
That is why India can never develop.
trumps tipping everytime you need service though ...
At least they are subtle about it. In the US you can immediately pay more by joining the fast service line.
India is such a lovable country that even a stranger is showered with love ,affection and support .
It will teach you how to live the life thinking whole world is your home.
India is like a big slum..
Are you ironic or m...nic???
Yeah just don't be a woman
Nope! Bad bad experiences and very dirty. Sorry! But people need to know
India is unclean and avoid eating cold salad
Spain. Crap jobs, low wages, high taxes, unforgiving beurocracy, noise, rampant ignorance, medieval mindset
Your weather negative about winter in Russia around St Petersburg or Moscow is no different then winter in Minnesota,or Montana or Wisconsin or Chicago.
Most of the complaints are trivial, especially if you aren't going to work in said country
Or winter in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
Lol what about the incredibly negative political environment of living in Soviet Russia under Putin and his wars of aggression against neighbors aka special military operations, seems like a lot of young Russians are leaving.
@@RiversideWarrior there is NO Soviet Russia dimwit 1000 voluntears a day for the army in Russia wat about the wars of aggression by the US on the other side of the planet
@@RiversideWarriorit is not the Soviet Union today. 😊
I am glad that finally India has made to the top of some list. 😅😅.
Imagine moving to the UK to find no locals just invaders,then the two tier Policing and Court system.
Pensioners and most good honest people far too scared financially to put the heating on due to cost but the energy firms(green levies and standing charges) and politicians doing rather well as usual selling the Country out.
What the hell is going on Britain?
It was voted the 2nd most miserable country in the world.
The BRITISH BROUGHT NOTHING BUT MISERY TO THE COUNTRIES THEY INVADED......THEY SHOULD GET A DOSE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE.
Britishers complaining about "Invaders" sounds like a sick joke!
@@naumankhawaja Oh, the irony, huh.
You must be living in a place called Yourownhead, because there are plenty of locals (whatever you define as local) where I live and I'm not even local. I'm from London and I live in the north west of England.
Love the playful script and scenes - Skips along not dwelling too long on each entry either - Great edit! Better than most!
The analysis is very biased and straight out of deep misunderstanding of various cultures. Currently, one may not like to move to US, UK or Canada because of level of inflation and mismanagement by governments
Usa 30000 murders by gun violance.
In other parts of the world this would be civil war.
Is not biased, it is focused towards Americans mainly.
Picture this - stay in your cell and you will be grateful
Learn the language! - Purchased a house south of Napoli and did renovate it. - Never encountered overwhelmingly complicated paperwork with the authority, in fact, I was suprisingly pleased how frictionless stuff worked out. - Always searched advice from locals and soon learned how to deal with Italian bureaucracy. Never neglect your paperwork, but it's often not necessary to wait for the outcome. And one, two trips to the local palazzo comunale and meet the "important people" in person works wonder. It opens doors...
Always keep in mind: "When in Rome do as Romans do"
Very true. Follow local procedures, do not rely on what any one person says and ask for local references.
I really enjoy listening the explanation sarcastic humour 😂
And in another videos of yours, you were singing praises of some of these countries and encouraging folks to move there... I'm losing faith in your videos now.
The best travel reel I have ever watched! Hilarious and true to life to an extent rarely seen in the travel videos genre. Have always found that the run of the mill travel videos were crafted to make every destination seem like a place you’ve always dreamed of exploring while giving short shrift to things that could turn your dreams into a nightmare. But not this video. Have done some traveling myself and can tell you that we are being well served by the content presented here. Haven’t laughed so hard and marveled so much at the sardonic humor that elegantly and with great wit appropriately set the record straight about the hyped up travel vids that overly romanticize travel destinations as being Shangri-La. Have also personally had the same assessments given in this video floating around in my head for many years and thought I was being too judgmental about traveling to far flung places, but this video made it clear to me that I was justifiably circumspect about what it’s really like to see the world. In the end, I believe the message of this video is to have fun but be sure you know what you are getting yourself into because many places can be as beautiful as they are intolerable.
After watching some.of your other videos, I have come to a realization that your videos have incorrect and outdated information and misleading. The only good thing is your script....
Unsubscrining now..
Please do not leave your home, wherever that is. You will have problems with even with the Heaven
India: Welcome in stone age!
Disease abounds.
Since we are social people there are very few mentally challenged/ unstable/ deranged/ depressed cases here
No. Its a real time, open source biohazard lab.
If you talk to people that have spent a few months there they tend to find it a very enriching and fascinating experience. Plus there's tons of variety. You could spend years there actually. From gorgeous mountains in the north to tropical wonderlands in the south. Plus it's one of the cheapest countries in the world. If only it wasn't so far from North America!
and now loads of them in Canada, yay
' Imagine stepping out for gro eries and coming back feeling like you crossed the Sahara " in Egypt.....hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ITALY.
EGYPT.
GREECE.
CHINA.
RUSSIA.
SOUTH AFRICA.
BRAZIL.
NIGERIA.
SAUDI ARABIA.
INDIA.
OUR CREATOR OUR LOVING FATHER WE THANK YOU.
I'm more entertained by how you describe them, such a clever way to put a spin on a rather dull topic.
Here is another tool kit. Are you crazy man....who is moving to India from the USA or the UK...? Are you trying..? I don't understand the agenda behind this video.
Agenda is to demean any country other than US. This crazy man has shown a wrong map of India which is also an offense as per Indian law. No substance in this video other than spreading false propaganda.
No need to go to India to meet Indians, stay in thre UK the place is full of them ! 😀😀
Who researched this "information"? I suspect no one did and only old wives tales repeated people never actually visited these countries. For example your claims about Russia had zero connection to reality you harped on extreme cold when like north America whiners vary with region but only in far north east sparsely populated regions are any colder thanNYC but with difference being every city has excellent heating systems so your home, any shops, museums etc , all buildigs are cozy warm and major destinations such as Moscow or St Petersburg are warmer than Chicago with better control of snow or ice. Winter is a very social time since the summer tourist are gone, so the stunning museums opera, ballet, drama, jazz clubs, very social pubs, parks fine dining, and socializing is great fun, friendly and stress free, crime free and low cost.
If you lease a home, usually an apartment in cities, as a foreigner your residence needs to be registered with your passport info but you do not do that, your landlord does and it can be done at any post office or district administration office. A typical city center apartment in St Petersburg might be $400-500 a month for 2-3 bedroom. Public transportation is very easy, very convenient and cheap, there is no need for a car. Utilities are cheap and the landlord pays it. Every home building is plumbed for central how water for space heating so every room i the city is warm all winter. Cost of living at a much higher quality of life than you live in the US is the norm, with so much more do relating to culture and socializing than is possible in the divided angry USA. In any cities menus are in Russian and English. About 1/2 the population over 8 years old knows English. The road signs are all in Cyrillic and English.
That is one example of the nonsense about more most of these countries. Talk to any ex-pat from the US and they will confirm it is easier safer more cultured and friendlier than the US.
Services and social activities are available 24/7 and it is safer than the US or Europe.
Whomever write this script should at least visit where the are writing about.
Another thing to consider is excellent internet access is everywhere and Yandex Apps for Maps, dining, ordering a car(ordering a car is cheap and convenient and its verbal or text translator allows good communications with anyone who does not speak English. It is better than Google versions. My internet account is $6 a month. Even deep underground in the Subway has free wifi And my home 330 megabit/sec unmetered fiber optic internet is $6/month. For $3 more yon get 660-880mb/sec internet, Everything just works here and everyone gets along
Russia is a shitty place to live. Every foreigner I know who lived there has already left. There is no rule of law in that place. Maybe there were some opportunities there in the past but now no more. Unless you are from Turkmenistan and your only foreign language is Russian and your only skill driving a car.
EGYPT? Who dreams of moving to Egypt? Why? I mean, seeing the Valley of the Kings and such was interesting, but I wouldn't dream of staying there permanently!
Alexandria is quite a pleasant city, nothing to do with Cairo. The people, the climate, everything.
That is a weird video and I do not think that the guy did his research.
I love your descriptions of some of these places. You have an interesting sense of humor while being very honest about some of the problems of the places versus many other videos sites that only tell you about the good things.
Strikes and demonstrations against the government in greece are not really destroying everyday routine . They are very few with low participation.
The government itself might cause you a fatal train accident, an inevitable death waiting for one of the very few ambulances to take you to a hospital without doctors .
The same reasons why few greeks still have the courage to demonstrate...
Sad to hear about the situation in Greece,when the EU bank are in control of a country things will be bad,i live in Italy some of the year ,it has alot of problems also,the young people in Italy just want to leave!If you have money and don't have to work then countries like Spain,Italy,Greece are ok otherwise move somewhere else.Depends on your personal situation.
I will add one: The Dominican Republic. Its people are the some of the friendliest people on earth: It you want to make lots of good friends, there is nothing like this country. If you carry dollars or British pounds, the cost of living is cheap. However, you cannot trust the water or the cooked food you buy. Far worse, if Cairo is a mess of cars honking, try Santiago de los Caballeros: Honking is not a cacophony, but a nearly continuous high-decibel insidious level of noise. And do not get me started about the power outages: It is not rare for a power outage to last 36 or more hours, during which running water will stop, so as a toilet you will have to use a can: I went through all of it during my short-stay in this country of truly heart-warmed people.
It's a racist country ,they still have colonial ideas.😮
Hahahaha....what were you thinking? Obviously not about INFRASTRUCTURE.
Vicious presentation, British of course.
What a pity these countries are not part of British Empire.
All would be good to move in.
it's just a British AI voice - who knows who made it
There are ex-British Empire, India Saudi Arabia Egypt, etc. That is why they are so far behind. Egypt ands India had their wealth stolen by the English Army shipped back to England by the Navy. Imperial Mafia!!!
hahahaha
Im not british but I wouldnt live in these countries along with many other, he should have included Spain too.
@@irlandaise5631 and Britain too.
This video reminds me of classic doom and gloom Pathé News reels hahaha
Look around at the locals. Sooner or later, you will join them. If you like what you see maybe you will stay. If you are unsure, you will leave.
If it rains in Nairobi, you will never ever get to your destination.
Not many would consider Egypt a retirement destination, but you overlook that Cairo is not Egypt, and in northern Egypt, winters can often be chilly. Southern Egypt is calmer and warmer.
Srilanka is such an underrated country. the weather is a little hot and the economy is a bit shaky, but otherwise its a great place to settle down. Good healthy sea food options, just like India, but not very spicy, great beaches and surprisingly clean! and friendly sinhalese, even better than us indians
If you enjoy sharing your home with huge spiders then go to a tropical country
@@johndean4765 ha ha... thats okay, they are harmless. sometimes its okay to live in the wilderness
The Russian one is untrue. The winter part was accurate but everything else wrong. After spending time there I realized everything I had learned was wrong. Beautiful country and nice people. I learned the Cyrillic alphabet and language not to hard.
even the part about winter in Russia is not true, the south of Russia is quite mild winter and in the west as well
You talk poop. First, Russian alphabet is Not Cyrilic, but Slavic.
Cyrilic is an artificially made up alphabet, by 2 Byzantine monks, Cyril and Methodius in the 5 century, but was never used by any Slavic country, even was intended so to spread the Eastern orthodox religion to slavs. It was used only by Romania, which unfortunately is a Latin country, not slavic. Even in Romania was prohibited at the end of 19 century. By the way even Slavic writing differe from country to country, who still use it, like Russia, Bulgaria the Jugoslav nations, in Slovakia and Czehia they already turned to Latin alphabet. Get the knowledge before you talk shit publicly. Some ignorants may believe your wrong saying.
I mean this seriously. This is helping with my depression. I actually laughed about the Russian bear finding it cold in Russia.
2:18 sums up this whole vid. Never be swayed by dreams and Bonkeywood illusions, they never pay the bills
Banking always requires tax forms for dual citizens the bankers do not always know the procedure so they call you back. Why would anybody move without having a source of income arranged prior to the move? Or learning the language? All countries have bureaucracy. I lived in Israel as a child and moved back after 50 years in the states. I had not used Hebrew for 50 years, I remembered it. I do not regret the move. Westerners live in a bubble, a movie. Attitude is everything. Most countries have smartphones, VPNs, google translate and ATMs that exchange currency automatically. Communicate with your foreign embassies, that is what they are there for, but they are staffed by locals, English is their second or third language. Be patient. WAZE is used in Israel and works elsewhere so does Google Earth. There are trouble spots, avoid them, life goes on elsewhere. Read the news.
You are a total carmageddon. Where do you live now? You talk like you hate travel. Why do this? What do you enjoy?
By the way, if you travel to Istanbul, Türkiye with a dog, it's rather difficult to get a taxi or a hotel room but it can be done.
Aviva in Akko
Brazil - what was missing: An extremely slow and corrupt judiciary, even at the highest level. Recent example: When calculating pensions, more than 100,000 pensioners, including foreigners, were defrauded, as their pension insurance contributions made before the so called "Plano Real" (a set of measures to stabilize the Brazilian economy) in July 1994 were not considered. This particularly affects people who held a managerial position before this date and then became self-employed, voluntarily, or involuntarily. The process dragged on for more than 10 years, was won three times, but was then rejected due to legal maneuvers by the Constitutional Court. When it comes to money, lawsuits against the state have no chance.
Brazil also has the highest media monopoly in the World.
India is not just delhi or bollywood. There are many places in India that give you feel like heaven. Before commenting, first have a feel of India, and then comment. There are 29 states in India and all states have their own culture, language and traditions. There are more than 40 languages and more than 100 local dialects spoken in India. When you move from one state to other state, there are all different experiences, different foods, different culture and traditions.
If you want to experience the best of Brazil you definitely do need a lot of advanced preparation. Good lawyers to navigate Visas and immigration cleanly and efficiently and good tax planning in advance of migration is definitely recommended. Brazil isn't an especially low tax country but NEVERTHELESS it's still a LOT lower tax than the ANGLOSPHERE AND EU AREAS particularly if you take full advantage of their rather kind and generous LEGITIMATE and ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS FROM TAX! After dark use inexpensive UBER at least until you know things a lot, lot better. Other than that Brazil is a fine country with diverse lifestyles so if RIO DE JANEIRO big city living isn't your style there are plenty of other low key options too numerous to mention!
so funny, for Saudi Arabia no movie clip shots were available. Instead used Israel (Damascus Gate in Jerusalem) and Jordan (Petra)
exactly what I was thinking....
For me that country is canada, but thankfully I'm out of there. Not coming back ever, not even as a tourist
This video has committed crimes against comical analogies, like expecting to see a sensible video on moving country - only to find that one should leave TH-cam altogether before coming across another video like this one.
Zeus himself is testing your patience ,a hilarious phrase .
Love your sarcasm. These countries are good for a holiday but never to live there.
I doubt even that.
This is an unremarkable discussion of countries that are are 99% not on anybody´s list, possibly excepting Italy, Greece and Brazil.
Apart from Italy, I would never consider the other countries
same
Just got back from a month long trip to Italy, the country is awesome, but it does have its annoyances. I noticed after a while most centered around transportation- from aggressive drivers (especially in Napoli), unusual traffic patterns, narrow streets, people tailgating, difficulty finding parking and then having to pay for parking almost everywhere, high gas prices, paying toll every time you get off the autostrad, etc.
...EU socialism...
Adjusting and adopting to a new culture , Language and people is what makes moving to a new place exciting..... If you want to have the same experience why move at all????
Regarding EU countries, it seems that your info is out of date. Yes, opening a bank account in the EU (i.e. not only in Italy & Greece) is an authenitication nightmare for non-eu citizens. Renting in France is another nightmare for first time renters - you need to set up a file (dossier)... However, in Greece the administrative wasteland is dealt with online; real unemployment is negative in both Italy & Greece, so if you ever LOOK for a souvlaki sales rep good luck finding one... And getting an internet connection is easy (I've done it recently in both countries). It's just (unecessarily) expensive to get a fast connection. Regards
Hellas, all was accurate, but those last stuff with the strikes is not true. Actually, yes Hellenic people, workers, farmers, teachers, students, employees etc make a lot of strikes (justified of course) but this is not really affecting your life.
Remember no power means no air con!
If you need air con you moved to the wrong place. Get healthy and laugh at hot weather.
No air con, no refrigeration, no health care, no traffic signs, no internet, no gas stations pumping gas....on and on...kinda what Dems want here...
I loved the sense of houmour thruought the video, well done! thank you.
I hated the stupid text trying to keep up with the lame commentary. Didn't reach the end.
These are the most horrendous and ridiculous things I ever heard ... I have lots friend who lives in India and they LOVE it...
One is friend is not representative of life in a country. Millions of poor in megaslums in New Delhi and Mumbai.
Of they love India because being a chatterjee your friends are ALL Indians.
@@ViceCoin at least people are lying on the side like the US😆😆😆😆
For everyone that regrets moving there will be those that love it and wish they had done so sooner.
Other than Italy and Greece, who ever thought of moving to those other countries? The video should be about places people actually move to, other than those returning to their countries of birth.
Just do your research fully and take notice of the cons more than the pros. If you do that you should be able to survive and even enjoy your new country. We've been living in our new country since 2008 and wouldn't move anywhere else.
very honest analysis without a bit of prejudice. RECOMMENDED
I don't kow if all that is true or if the voice is AI but I spent the whole time laughing. It is is so funny.
I suggest you do more accurate research in your consideration positions. You set some difficulties for instance in learning Brazilian Portuguese, but how about moving to Greece or Russia? Those countries have more difficult languages to learn. Besides that Brazil is a huge country and lots of differences in the standard of living of its various regions, with diverse levels of economy. Concerning country bureaucracy I can further agree with you but also there are some states where it is less a burden.
The script is hilarious! 😄
6:05 That's not Greece. That is the village of Óbidos, in Portugal. Part of the Castle wall can be clearly seen on the back. ;-)
BTW Portugal it's still one of the best locations for expat and nomads. ;-)
Run by socialists and communists.
Whoever did this video and scripted it - has no idea at all about the countries he is talking about. Whoever did it should turn in his TH-cam license. This here is absolute ….
loved your video, thank you these countries are off just visiting never mind living there..
A very good video, many thanks!
Brazil: you can't flush the toilet paper; you throw it in the waste basket - and it gets really hot there. Need any other reason to stay away?
You haven't visited India entirely. Apart from metro cities, we have a lot to offer without air pollution. People are courteous, kind, and friendly.
Digitally India is much more developed than many western countries.
It is going to be a super power in near future. Pl do not keep India in company with countries like Nigeria.
Cairo is not the only place to live in Egypt !1 There are many beautiful places to live and NOT Cairo ..
I like Scandic resort
Looking at that list, these countries are the last places on Earth I'd want to move to. Who in their right mind would want to emigrate to Egypt, China, Russia, South Africa, Brazil, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, or India??
If you want to get quick gray hair, and guarantee depression, come to UK
According to Karl Pilkington, you 'get respect' from sitting around a cafe sipping coffee all day in Italy when it is frowned upon in Britain.
Of you have 500k us dollar or you get social security 2000 USD per month shift to India to a village in kerala or Tamilnadu lead a modest life. Medical facilities are excellent medicines and hospitals are better cheaper than UK or European countries or USA. Buy a cycle and a small car do small scale fruit or vegetable growing in your land keep a Rajapalayam Hound and live happily till your end.
Film Maker for TH-cam is a different level then the theater where you struggle months for producing a film. The early and, probably first, is inspired. Reality comes as life needs continual short videos to support the life. Some are good, a few great, and then there are those for filling in. Such was this.
I like how you explained it. Haha!
The video was humorous unless of course you are a national from one of the countries mentioned. At any rate, I would still consider Italy and Brazil, for example as possible destinations. You just have to have the connections and the know-how to enjoy it there. All countries have problems, including the US, UK, Canada, etc.,
The video is speaking about Saudi and showing Petra, which is in Jordan. Great... :(
So, which countries are the best to move to?
Thanks for nice video. You have opened my eyes. It may not be all true but even over 50% correct is too much for person looking for second home for retirement.
Well, this was a depressing video. Thanks for that.
Reality is worse. In Ankara the apartment manager bangs on the door to collect money to buy oil for the building heater. Give liberally, or be prepared for a cold awakening in the morning. In winter it can reach -12°C. Usually it was colder than Moscow.
I Definitely agree about India it's a nightmare for the locals imagine how a foreigner will react to it.
What happened to Aghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Palestine Somalia, North Korea, Venezuella, Indonesia, and all the middle east countries to mention but few
Just looking at the Greece portion; it seems that OK, the economic situation is not great, but you would have your money offshore, so it would not affect you, the paperwork may be an issue, but from what I can see, with a minimum wage of 934 Euros, life cannot be hugely expensive I was on Crete for a while and it was really cheap.
Brilliant analysis
Thank you Sir
India is safe & affordable than any other country .
Banking , Power, Internet, communication systems are excellent.
Now with Modiji as Prime Minister we are progressing in all fronts & is the third largest economy also.
Bureaucracy as explained in this video doesn’t exists now. You can get most of the things done online itself.
India has changed a lot …….
I remember flying the last 20 years to US East and West coast, as well as to Canada and I saw sinking stars, total destruction, poverty, drugs in the streets, violence and rainbows everywhere. Why isn't ist mentioned in the list? I don't wonder why...