I'm from Serbia, here almost all transactions are in cash. The people were cheated by the banks in the 90s and since then they keep all their money mostly in cash. Digital money will probably come here as well, but maybe in the last place. The people do not want slavery, and our people are very stubborn. When there was vaccination, no one wanted to be vaccinated, we went to each other's homes in the lockdown. So you have a lot of freedom here as far as that goes.
Low wages and low living standards. High price of food. But the land is very fertile and you can grow your own food. The institutions are corrupt, the judiciary, the police... But if you don't pay attention to those "little things", you can live well.@@MemesAndLs
CBDC is not something you run from, it’s something to fight. Fight peacefully of course. Eventually all Countries will adopt it if people do not fight it.
@PatRisberg Fiat money while not perfect, it's the control you have because of the anonymity it offers you when using it. This is why China got rid of it. It undermined their "total state control of you' and the social credit system they have now.
Overall it's all About Control. Knowing people's money habits from when and where and what. And it being totally digital you,ll do Nothing without them knowing.
I live in Denmark, to live here you need to scan your face on your phone and you can’t buy online without scanning your face so the government can confirm your identity. You also can’t get any services from the government without the Face ID. We also have a bad healthcare system and babies die in Denmark because we don’t have enough nurses and doctors
@@e.woodwitch2925 yes, you can now under certain circumstances get double citizenship :) but, you have to pay tax in Denmark for a year if you move away, so in the new country of course you have to pay tax, but you also have to pay tax to Denmark so moving abroad is difficult. For many years, you’ll also have to pay more than 100% of the price of the house you buy in tax to Denmark each year if you buy a house in a foreign country. So it’s impossible to get away unless you hide things from the Danish government.
Thanks for sharing that. The EU is headed in that direction with requiring it for internet access and the Trump admin implemented "ID 2020", required face scan IDs to fly and visit "some" govt. bldgs, by 2023 end. Some states are complying others not.
@@alessandrakaliniI'm Danish my self. You are not 100% correct. Many Danes move abroad and don't need to pay taxes in Denmark, when they live abroad. People that still have there residency in Denmark, but working abroad can also gets exempted to pay tax in Denmark. The problem is when people have been abroad more than a year. When they come back, they can only gets very low benefits, if they don't have any work, on the same levels as immigrants. About your post, that the government needs us to scan our faces every time we buy something, is also incorrect. Only when we have to enable our "mitid" do we need to scan our passport and faces. I agree mitid has become a centralized system, that can be abused and used to shut of people of almost all kinds of public and bank business, and that's the danger.and my concern, especially what we have witnessed during the Corona craze
Thank you for addressing this issue. As a Canadian, I was horrified by what happened during the Truckers Convoy. I am staying put for now, but if Trudeau gets "installed" again, I am running.
Running to what? Your residency that you already established ahead of time? If and when you're not allowed to get on an airplane yet again, you're not running anywhere.
Witnessing what happened to the Canadian truckers, & anyone who supported them, shocked us here in Australia too. That's why we need Bitcoin. Not just for speculation, but to prevent the possibility of all our wealth being frozen or seized.
Funny how just a few months back people would look at you like you were some sort of conspiracy lunatic when bringing up CBDC's. And now everybody "acts" like it's common knowledge and has always been.
Yup had a friend who said there's no problem we already have digital money and cash will still be available, it will be exactly the same don't invent stuff. Now that there's a video with Lagarde saying they're limiting cash payments to 1k and that there's no privacy, maybe they'll consider it for payments up to 300 400. Now he stays silent.
@@tiagofilipe6592 And ironically, he will also end up leading the way in embracing and enslaving himself to the very tech that he dismissed as conspiracy theory. You just watch.
@@eveliinatistelgren172 I understand that the states of Texas and Illinois, at least, have rejected CBDC and intend to protect the use of cash, so, if true, that does no equal 100%
Those weffers are a bunch of no-good, self serving liars! They have a billionaire's club called the NEC who are trying to buy up tracts of land in places like Costa Rica, supposedly for nature reserves, but you can guess it'll be just for them! Don't believe anything they say!
@@EnlitendPatriotLMAO 🤣😂 Good luck with that idea!! Over 190 Countries have been on board with the Globalist goals for quite some time! Texas and especially Illinois,,, are not exempt from their agendas ‼️
I left Australia for 10 years or more, after tiring of what I felt was oppression and tyranny. My last speeding fine before I left was $1075, which was ridiculous- on the off ramp of a highway where there's no-one and nothing around to make the speed I was doing unsafe. I always felt like the Police weren't there to help or protect or serve people, but they spent all their time just lurking and out to catch people doing something petty in their cars. Since then I've learned to play the game and watch my speed very carefully but I travel through 50 different speed zones and the chances I will miss a sign somewhere are 100%, and I will (despite my best efforts to be a good citizen Sir) get caught and have to pay some ridiculous and oppressive penalty for not being perfect with my driving. And its not just driving around- I'm supposed to surrender my right to privacy in exchange for medical help (which is a massive bonus about Aust)-Medicare. I have to get a digital ID (which involves voice recognition- no way of escaping if they ever want to find you!) and you don't have a choice. These things might not seem so terrible to some, but ultimately they will be able to execute complete control over your life (remember them covid times, lockdowns, Police barricades, forced medical procedures) at any point, and that really seems to be the point of it all. They clearly aren't out to help people, but to force their own will upon the masses. And if you don't like it, you will be a second tier citizen without any privileges (just like they made the unvaxd during covid times). I'll probably give myself 2 months before I get over it and move again. I have such a deep mistrust of the govt after covid. That was some seriously dark shirt.
Indeed Australia went from a bright light lucky country to a dark menacing Police State. I remember a few years ago on a road trip [Melbourne to Cairns ] and sliding under a bridge I noticed a row of flashing infrared lights checking me out. I was very lucky because I continuously stopped to take photos. But a country where such political insanity reigns is not good. it is very strange because no one would associate Australians with that kind of disciplined Fascist need for control over people. So I don't go to Australia any more.
We've always been slaves, it's just more obvious now that the evils started WWIII. And we allow it because NO ONE fights back. sigh All gov't is SLAVERY!
Keep educating yourself. Increase your knowledge and skills so you can earn more money. You will be amazed at how you can climb the ladder if you just keep pushing forward.
@JohnSmith-su3ze at 28 it's relatively hard. My teenage years (15 onwards) were spent homeless on the streets, at 25 I finally got my first job. A family to look after and feed, theirs no hope which is why it's a dream, appreciate your advice though.
@@FootballAndSuch Just the fact you are watching this video tells me everything about your potential I was homeless for 6 months and grew up dirt poor on a council estate with no education whatsoever and I made it out through determination. With the information available to your now on youtube, it is still hard, but it is the easiest it has ever been. Get certification. Get training. If you have the right attitude, bosses will promote. Don't worry about your limitations, just push forward.
Just because they *say* that they won’t participate, doesn’t mean that they won’t do it. Denmark could easily join a Digital Euro, and Ecuador will just continue with the digital version of the paper USD that they currently use.
@@TruthFreedomFighterZ on top of that as a resident of Poland I can add that the state has been implementing "fiscal tightening" police for the past couple of years that are not far from china style surveillance mechanisms - for example the IRS can (since june 2022) without asking any citizen for their permission get an access to your bank account, screen your transaction history... freeze your account leaving you without any means to transact (unless you hold cash, physical liquid assets or another bank account outside of their jurisdiction) - there are currently abt 600 entrepreneurs being detained without hearing any charges with their accounts frozen so they cat even hire a lawyer without an outside help, they are held in detention not getting any information from prosecution on when will the charges will be brought against them... ) poland's tax code is so complex that it makes it a form of a tax haven if you know your way around... but & it is a big but the IRS has the right to interpret the tax code whichever they please (you can of course b4 making any move ask em for an interpretation & once you have it they can't change their mind but that means you are subject to a constant bargaining with them & dealing with more paper work than it's necessary when you could be focusig on ways to improve your business... ) in short Poland is prolly not the best example... there is an upcoming election though & the libertarian party is doing really well in the polls - on track to gain btwn 10 & 15% of the vote so things may move in a good direction... fingers crossed!
This is encouraging. CBDC are nothing but a social credit/digital control system to put you in your place should you piss off the self appointed overloads.
But let's not forget every country in the world already has a social credit system. It's called the monetary system and the legal system. If they don't like you they can come for you any day of the week. And the money system makes sure everyone obeys always, because without income you will die.
@@j.w.31LMAO... BUT actually he uses debt to create cash flow and infinite returns... He constantly says precious metals and other hard assets like fine art are his choice to stash wealth.
I cannot afford your companies service, but i want to say a big thanks for giving me free advice to moving towards international citizenship. I have moved money into offshore gold storage and some bitcoin to avoid the inflation and taxes of my countries currency. I am learning a new language for a few years and working towards nomad work skills.
@@steveb7600 o no, it is the best idea, not off-shore but in free-lands for example in Switzerland where it can stay sure away from everything and also selling it if you need.
I do respect Nomad Capitialist for the content you provide, please don't look at what I am about to say is disrespectful. Its more like my frustration and my inability for not able to convey the same message in a more formal way. My Apologies. For anyone who thinks escaping CBDC is dillusional. If you don't like CBDC then please rally protests everybody to vote NO to CBDC. Don't run away from the battle. The reason I say you guys are dillusional for thinking of escaping CBDC is you do not understand the nature of CBDC and why they are pushing CBDCs. We all know the world economy, and how it affects every countries. What dillusional mind would think that one country using CBDC would want to trade with another country using Fiat (fake money)? Please think deeply about what I just said. Because it is hard to rollout CBDC for the whole world at once, they have to staged it and make you believe this country is using CBDC while others are not. However, on the day the world switch over, every country who wants to participate in the world economy will have to have CBDCs. So please don't believe you can escape it... You are just dellusional for a short time until you move to the country that in 6 months time would also be using CBDCs...
Yes , it's a fact , also though really ? What has all the protesting done so far ,smh , not much wether it be peaceful ( canada) or violent (Americans/ French) smh . It will come down to give me liberty or give me death . And from what I'm seeing the higher up are going to give us death and looks like famine . All while they gobble up all the pieces on the chess board worth anything at all . I keep praying , but the good book tells us all how it will end . I think we are headed for the 7 years of tribulation. With a one world money system that will dictate what and who can buy and sell .
So long as the international bodies exist, so long as the City keeps acting as the financial centre of the world, there will be nowhere to go if ones intent is to maintain the standard of living they are accustomed to. The entire continent of Africa has been under an economic stranglehold for a very long time, and no one bats an eyelid, for example. You might escape the system in some land they don't care about, but you won't be living like you do in the west. If the land has any resource value what so ever, that nation will be under the thumb. The real question is, to what degree will they tolerate non-conformists within western lands. I think this is the best bet for people, to band together where they are and make best use of the tools they have there. Personally, I'm just seeing where the cards fall. It's too easy for them to disrupt any long term plans one may have.. the last few years demonstrate that clearly.
Protest never works and neither does voting. We will have to either fight (((them))) with brute force, or submit to genocide and slavery. There is no other choice.
What about countries that have adopted CBDC but are unable to require a no cash system due to high cash usage? I also look at that. Mexico is a very high cash usage country. The Federal government there has less power to enforce a cashless system due to upwards of 80% of the population using cash. A mandated digital system would have a severe impact on its society, not like the US that could implement it very quickly with little to no impact.
ALWAYS USE CASH. NEVER USE A CREDIT CARD. IF NECESSARY , USE PERSONAL CHEQUES AS NEAR-CASH. HOWEVER , AS MUCH AS YOU CAN , ALWAYS USE CASH. BE WELL. STAY STRONG. -SENIOR EMERITUS PROFESSOR BJNG.
@@emmanuelmichaud3884The beast was here from the beginning. Once there was 'civilization' that's when the beast took over. There is no coming tyranny - the fact is there was never freedom. It was all Babylon and Rome from the very beginning of civilization.
As part of my back-up plan I'm learning two more languages. The pandemic gave me lots of incentive to learn the first one and now I'm adding another because it appears the world is entering a very chaotic time.
Exactly you re spot on! Me,too...I speak 5 languages,not all fluent, but they re mainly western european languages...was wondering what countries still allow their citizens to live a normal and free life...
I hope you’re right about Japan. I live here and enjoy the freedom that cash brings, but I think Japan will come under tremendous pressure to initiate a CBDC in the medium term even if it has gone cool on the idea for now.
Spot on - serbia is a great place and has got major improvements coming with its residency from Feb 2024 - they will start issuing 3 year temp residency which will lead to a fast citizenship access.
@@zarass3818 A lot of things, including but not limited to: CBDCs were abandoned, life is good and cheap, fruits and vegetables look and taste the way they did when I was a kid, GMOs are banned in their constitution, people are friendly, property is cheap, they leave you alone to live your life, weed is legal, plenty of other expats to hang out with if that’s your thing, weather is Spring-like year round in parts of the country, there are only 2 genders, basically it reminds me of my childhood in Canada, back when it was a great country.
@@febsign6110 I stay away from big cities, in general. The 2nd question I asked the immigration lawyer was where do I NOT go here? She told me Guayaquil and Esmeraldas. Some issues with crime on the coast, though I never had any problems. Smaller towns are fantastic, very safe, with some big expat communities in Cuenca and Vilcabamba, if that's your thing.
Funny thing, they doing exactly those things that happened in US, Canada... is happening here in Brazil these last 3 years and especially now in this government. I need another citizenship because I don't trust in my country at all 😅 I am already work on resident permit. Thank you so much for bring those informations and open my mind about CBDC's.
What are your thoughts on Bulgaria? My fiancé is Bulgarian and we are currently in US but want out. No desire for CBDC and the rest of the decreased freedoms here.
@aleshaw9010. I am from NW Europe, living 25 years in Bulgaria. I do not promote the place. Let all the stupid liberals stay far away. But since you have a Bulgarian wife, I can only recommend you to sell all your stuff - "on the double" and get to BG, best place in this universe. But you have to forget about where you come from. Sever your mental ties with your place of origin. Learn Bulgarian starting today, not tomorrow. Forget English, you never knew it. Forget America, you knever knew it. Добре дошъл/ дошли.
@@alwayslearning7672 perhaps if you don’t eat out or order in, and cook your own meals. But I don’t do that anywhere. If I did that anywhere it would be pretty cheap anyway.
@SaltyShaman- that must mean they once AGAIN created a huge cos of living increase b/c they did it in CR & Panama, now in Mx & I hate it when expats do that.
Love your the information you provide, am hoping that if more countries come to attention that you will do another video. I’m really curious about Mexico
My prediction for (right now) economy becomes LOCALIZED meaning smart adaptable business people are quickly moving TO liberty minded cities/states/nations; cities/states that are highly problematic (usual big city reasons) will lose such a vast population over such a short amount of time that the big city problems will become a problem WITH A MULTIPLIER. Choose accordingly.
In the meantime, I recommend checking out Bosnia's Nomad Passport Index Ranking here: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/bosnia-and-herzegovina/
Another question I’ve had is how ppl think the upcoming food shortages will affect the Caribbean islands…Barbados, Dominica, even countries in Central America?
You have to LIVE in Ecuador for 2 full years, allowed only 90 days away, to get a permanent visa. People think there's rampant violence in Ecuador but it's concentrated in places where the cartels and gangs are active. You want to be where the food supply is and so far Ecuador is all small farmers and super nice people. Normal precautions with your personal items is necessary but this is a generally safe country to live in.
Do you really think it will be just the option of any nation to decide? Or will be somehow suggested/ imposed to all, to be implemented? Something similar with C19 protocols that overtook national medical expertise and authority.
The World Health Organization ( WHO ) is trying to get all nations to sign an international treaty that requires a digital passport and mandated scheduled vaccines. If signed, it intends to supersede a country's Constitution. The people united will never be divided. But the sheep among the people will easily comply.
I have Geek Squad tech via Computer & phone. I had the most Lovely woman and she was in Panama, and she said she felt bad for what American Citizens were feeling. I told her that I was a spine patient and on SSDI and a billionaire brother to leave it there. I finally slept that night she used her curser via our session and said lots of warm places u can go and still see your dr.s but Not all small countries have bad heath care and I love this video so much because in America they deliberately punish people for getting sick or injured via SSA. My spine pain is awful and I am very intelligent and only needs for 3 yrs. & figured out what they were up to b4 they mentioned. US is wanting to have that control b/c of National Debt and personal greed. My love for my fellow citizens remains but to sabotage ones own country & expect middle & working class to pay is Narcissistic!. I have been doing research and am so glad I found you. I can not wait to share this video b/c I have never been one to conform to that which is illogical. lol. I have friends w/ similar Mindset, re: options. I head why so many likes. I subscribed . You just relight my fuse of hope. tytytyty!
I was in several east-European countries myself, including Poland and Serbia. Serbia is an amazing country but it is not for everybody. The people whom I have met are very nice but they are honest and extremely direct about it. If you cannot handle that, forget about Serbia. For me... I love it because you know exactly where you stand. Poland.... They may not have a CBDC and they may not have the Euro as a currency but I can tell you.... don't go there. I was there myself, Mainly in Warsaw. It is a country with a tendancy to extreme rightwing sentiments. If that is your thing, then Poland is for you. I have seen some very scary protests of right-wing groups. When you look at the history of Poland you also see these sympathies and now, with the Ukraine war (which is not a war) you see it again. Furthermore, Poland under the present government is breaking down the legal system. EU has been fighting with Poland over this for many years now but the problem is still there. Then again, in America also lawyers are arrested (for supporting Trump). These are just my experiences. You decide for yourself. Do the research.
@@kasiajackowska7006 I knew this remark would come. ;-) Fair enough to have a different view but with all due respect, you do not know my history with the country.
Westerners is general cannot handle Slavs, and are afraid of them. I have never seen a Westerner who is open towards Slavs. Westerners are cowards compared to Slavs, again, in general, as exceptions are always the rule. Westerners also are very much brainwashed compared with Slavs. Slavs value independent thinking and being sovereign. That's exactly what scares westerners - Westerners hate the responsibility and insecurity to be on your own. Westerners love to be enslaved, obedient, and on the receving point. Slavs love to be free, sovereign, even that means poverty and other consequences, and love being on their own, and deciding for themselves, and being in charge, no matter the consequences. It is mindset. If a Westerner can live on his own and take full responsibility for his sovereighty and freedom, and independency, he would feel fine with any Slav. Edit: I am Eastern European, living in Britain, and knowing the Western cutures (in plural, as I travelled along years), and Eastern Europe, where I grew up in the 50-ties and 60-ties. So, quite a lot of travelling experience.
So you are scared of right wing views, that's what I can conclude. Inspite of all grande declarations that Westerners love freedom of speech, love sovereignty, love independence, etc. it is the Marxist leftist brainwashing that stops you to live between Slavs. If you really valued free speech and freedom of mind, , how then right wing values would be on your way? See, I keep saying, this is just another proof, how much Westerners are brainwashed and mind controlled. You contradict yourselves - what is freedom of speech, if not directly expressing your mind and heart? and when Westerners see real and genuine free speech, they resort to the miserable explanation, I don't like being so free speech oriented.... I prefer being coward... See, you illustrated my explanation perfectly, what is the phsychological mindset difference between Westerners and Slavs . It is not even cultural. It is psychology. Westerners are very grande and vocal to declare in wording how much they love freedom. Then, they are unable to demonstrate being so free and so independent in their hearts and their behaviour., and mindset.
I tend to admire pragmatism, but - as a latin american with long experience as expat - I would approach these countries controlled by the "Foro de São Paulo" (or "Grupo de Puebla"; it's the same) with a lot of caution as far as residence and investments are concerned. I do not want you to believe me. Do your own research. 👀
Just the program I was wanting.. for those countries not going the CBDC route what monetary systems are they planning? El Salvador has already taken a very firm stance. Japan while not officially going with CBDC are training its citizenry to use digital currency with many incentive programs linked to a Digital ID. I am also seeking a country that is NOT pushing the vaccine programs. Could you mount a program concerning this?
@@dynaflowai Japan wants japanese to work forever and pretending them not to know that they're slaves. Japanese are so proud of themselves when they go overseas and very loud in everywhere. Act like first class citizen and proud of their single passport maybe hahaha
Japan also has impossible immigration. It's very rare for a foreigner to get citizenship. Most Japanese businesses wont hire foreigners. The foreigners you see working in Japan are english teachers. Tech and financial.
@@MuffHam Exactly, they have kinda like anti immigration. I never see any foreigners become Japanese. If someone sell your this Japanese dream, get the fuck off and run
the Caribbean is strongly influenced (nice word for controlled) by the USA. Most of their income comes from tourism - and most of the tours are USA based.
Interestingly, last time I was in Costa Rica, I took a ferry to Golfito. Found a nice restaurant for lunch, and the sign said "We do not accept US dollars, just colonnes or credit card." This may spread to other parts of CR.
Went to bank and pulled out cash and bought money orders instead of using Venmo. Pain in the butt, but putting on a slave collar in the form of CBDC's is worse so I've gone back to that
You all seem to forget that unless you have a ton of gold to bring with you, or a transferable physical skill you can use to make money in your new country, you aren’t escaping CBDC even if you move. So instead of telling people to run, tell them to fight.
Someone please inform this gentleman that when cash fails, barter and trade takes over because in a cash fail scenario, electronic banking will likely not be available
First of all and very soon, under the pretext of solidarity and the needs of the respective countries, we would be (and will be) robbed by the States directly by extending their tentacles to our credits....
How does one navigate their financial life if Social Security direct deposits digital currency in one’s bank account while one is living abroad in a country that does not participate in digital currency? Thank you.
In Ecuador the government clearly fears the people, whilst in the West the people fear the government. A nice middle of the road type scenario is needed for society to flourish.
Given the events that have occured in Europe over the last 100yrs, it would be irresponsible for European nations to adopt CBDCs. Hopefully there will be a blanket ban soon.
BRICS countries are moving forward and this is the future. The more countries that join the better it will be for those opposed to countries who want to dictate and control.
Seems like they are doing CBDCs. I see lots of stuff where they show scanning payments. It looks like a consolidation of countries to make it easier for the wef etc globalist to do n wo
I belong to the I in BRICS, let me assure you, it is nothing but a divide and conquer policy, taxes are highest ever here, digital currency is passed off as a status symbol and modern method, so much so that they sneer and laugh at people using cash, the PM has brainwashed people into thinking that cash = dirty/evil/corrupt, businesses beg for digital payment as well. Evil is global, it won't stop till it has 150% control on our lives and is a super-surveillance state. Fight, now. If it can happen to a majority barbaric, simple minded place of 1.4 billion, it can happen easily, anywhere.
What about Colombia? My wife is a citizen there and another video that you did I thought you said a U.S. citizen can get a resident or citizenship there? Are they going into CBDCs?
If usd dollar will be digitale, Ecuador has to adopt the same or change their currency..in the end they must also denmark..they cant connect international trade import and export
Great presentation ...thank you for sharing . I didnt even think about this , just thought well guess I'm going to meet my maker . I guess a good way to put it is I was like a horse with blinders on , tunnel vision . I think alot of it for me is ignorance as well seeing how I have never left my country , ever ...
I don't trust any EU country not to do this. Here in Netherlands there were debates about it, but even during those debates politicians acknowledged that this was in fact useless because it had long been decided by the EU.
Hey my man love your videos been following for a long time I watched your whole come up. What do you think about the Jamaica passport? I know they are part of the carribean collective now where you can travel all around on that passport ? Love you feed back if you can. Thanks
Hey there, If you want to know more about Jamaica and Its passport, here is an interesting article for you: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/jamaica/
Possibly Caye International bank, Belize? (Someone mentioned this in comments on earlier NC video.) Another possibility, secure some at SWP Cayman. Lastly, property valued at $45,000 US (min) will qualify you for a legal residency in Ecuador and could be a way to secure some funds; just be aware you'd be required to hold the property for a period of several years, and if you decide to sell it later, the property may take a long time to sell and not have gained much over time. Still, Ecuadorians who have managed to accumulate wealth seem to prefer holding it in property rather than in banks, having seen banks collapse in the past. EC has a lower insured amount on bank deposits, but due to risk they pay fairly high interest rates on CDs. *Obviously, you would want to hire a qualified visa and/or real estate attorney in Ecuador to assist (if not the NC team). Hope this info helps!
I'm from Serbia, here almost all transactions are in cash. The people were cheated by the banks in the 90s and since then they keep all their money mostly in cash. Digital money will probably come here as well, but maybe in the last place. The people do not want slavery, and our people are very stubborn. When there was vaccination, no one wanted to be vaccinated, we went to each other's homes in the lockdown. So you have a lot of freedom here as far as that goes.
what would you say are the biggest issues in your country to be aware of?
Low wages and low living standards. High price of food. But the land is very fertile and you can grow your own food. The institutions are corrupt, the judiciary, the police... But if you don't pay attention to those "little things", you can live well.@@MemesAndLs
Serbs seem to be very based.
I am stunned by Novak's firm conviction.
Greets from Warsaw.
I am an American living in Serbia and I love the people here.
Hi, which place in your country would be a good city & village for foreigner to live away from control?
Boycott CBDC at all cost.
A perfect statement, short but concise. Thanks!
Agree
When the banks close they will reopen with cbdc
How would you boycott it?
@@tonyprice2256bank run
CBDC is not something you run from, it’s something to fight. Fight peacefully of course. Eventually all Countries will adopt it if people do not fight it.
Fight by never using it - you are right
Well said! ✊
Like when all Christianity turned their back on God and collectively pretend that they didn't.
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Not enough will fight. Most will comply and believe their government is keeping them safe…just like the last 3 years of insanity
CBDC is a threat to your money. It’s a way to restrict your ability to move it or use it as you see fit.
@PatRisberg solve what?dont be ridiculous
@PatRisberg Fiat money while not perfect, it's the control you have because of the anonymity it offers you when using it. This is why China got rid of it. It undermined their "total state control of you' and the social credit system they have now.
At some point I will be weary of running, being driven out, and will make a last stand.
Overall it's all About Control. Knowing people's money habits from when and where and what. And it being totally digital you,ll do Nothing without them knowing.
@PatRisberg It Create more Issues in the long Run than the Problems it will supposedly solve Now
I live in Denmark, to live here you need to scan your face on your phone and you can’t buy online without scanning your face so the government can confirm your identity. You also can’t get any services from the government without the Face ID. We also have a bad healthcare system and babies die in Denmark because we don’t have enough nurses and doctors
Oh my goodness 😔💔
I had been told by a Danish person that they are not allowed to have any other citizenship. They told me that about 15 years ago. Has that changed?
@@e.woodwitch2925 yes, you can now under certain circumstances get double citizenship :) but, you have to pay tax in Denmark for a year if you move away, so in the new country of course you have to pay tax, but you also have to pay tax to Denmark so moving abroad is difficult. For many years, you’ll also have to pay more than 100% of the price of the house you buy in tax to Denmark each year if you buy a house in a foreign country. So it’s impossible to get away unless you hide things from the Danish government.
Thanks for sharing that. The EU is headed in that direction with requiring it for internet access and the Trump admin implemented "ID 2020", required face scan IDs to fly and visit "some" govt. bldgs, by 2023 end. Some states are complying others not.
@@alessandrakaliniI'm Danish my self. You are not 100% correct. Many Danes move abroad and don't need to pay taxes in Denmark, when they live abroad.
People that still have there residency in Denmark, but working abroad can also gets exempted to pay tax in Denmark.
The problem is when people have been abroad more than a year. When they come back, they can only gets very low benefits, if they don't have any work, on the same levels as immigrants.
About your post, that the government needs us to scan our faces every time we buy something, is also incorrect. Only when we have to enable our "mitid" do we need to scan our passport and faces.
I agree mitid has become a centralized system, that can be abused and used to shut of people of almost all kinds of public and bank business, and that's the danger.and my concern, especially what we have witnessed during the Corona craze
Thank you for addressing this issue. As a Canadian, I was horrified by what happened during the Truckers Convoy. I am staying put for now, but if Trudeau gets "installed" again, I am running.
"Installed" is probably the right word. Very much like the resident in the White House.
How wont he?
Running to what? Your residency that you already established ahead of time? If and when you're not allowed to get on an airplane yet again, you're not running anywhere.
I'm American, and believe me, I was quite horrified by what Trudeau did to the truckers. I really despise that piece of sh*t Trudeau.
Justin Castro
Canadian here. The infamous freezing of bank accounts during truck convoy has a lot of people leaving canada.
Witnessing what happened to the Canadian truckers, & anyone who supported them, shocked us here in Australia too. That's why we need Bitcoin. Not just for speculation, but to prevent the possibility of all our wealth being frozen or seized.
The only places to consider are those that didn't play pandemic in 2020. These are the ones who are least influenced by the world government
Sweden, Serbia and Belarus ❤
@@masha1414kTanzania
@@aliross953 yes absolutely, all countries in Africa did great throughout the pandemic
@@masha1414kin sweden tge young peopke are already micro chipped
@@annedonnellan6876 wow, interesting, how's that? Microchipped for what?
Funny how just a few months back people would look at you like you were some sort of conspiracy lunatic when bringing up CBDC's. And now everybody "acts" like it's common knowledge and has always been.
um it has been common knowledge for years to anyone paying attention 🙄
Yup had a friend who said there's no problem we already have digital money and cash will still be available, it will be exactly the same don't invent stuff. Now that there's a video with Lagarde saying they're limiting cash payments to 1k and that there's no privacy, maybe they'll consider it for payments up to 300 400. Now he stays silent.
@@tiagofilipe6592 And ironically, he will also end up leading the way in embracing and enslaving himself to the very tech that he dismissed as conspiracy theory. You just watch.
Yep, same thing with the New World Order.
Cognitive dissonance is paaaaainful, and most people aren't conscious enough to understand they were former 'sheep'.
Great, positive news. Being in the UK, mid-70's, it is a bit late for me but so good to know, having 2 sons + 3 grandchildren. Many thanks.
@@eveliinatistelgren172 I understand that the states of Texas and Illinois, at least, have rejected CBDC and intend to protect the use of cash, so, if true, that does no equal 100%
Those weffers are a bunch of no-good, self serving liars! They have a billionaire's club called the NEC who are trying to buy up tracts of land in places like Costa Rica, supposedly for nature reserves, but you can guess it'll be just for them! Don't believe anything they say!
@@eveliinatistelgren172 same reason CV19 happened - to program your mind (through FEAR)
@@EnlitendPatriotLMAO 🤣😂 Good luck with that idea!! Over 190 Countries have been on board with the Globalist goals for quite some time! Texas and especially Illinois,,, are not exempt from their agendas ‼️
I left Australia for 10 years or more, after tiring of what I felt was oppression and tyranny. My last speeding fine before I left was $1075, which was ridiculous- on the off ramp of a highway where there's no-one and nothing around to make the speed I was doing unsafe. I always felt like the Police weren't there to help or protect or serve people, but they spent all their time just lurking and out to catch people doing something petty in their cars. Since then I've learned to play the game and watch my speed very carefully but I travel through 50 different speed zones and the chances I will miss a sign somewhere are 100%, and I will (despite my best efforts to be a good citizen Sir) get caught and have to pay some ridiculous and oppressive penalty for not being perfect with my driving. And its not just driving around- I'm supposed to surrender my right to privacy in exchange for medical help (which is a massive bonus about Aust)-Medicare. I have to get a digital ID (which involves voice recognition- no way of escaping if they ever want to find you!) and you don't have a choice. These things might not seem so terrible to some, but ultimately they will be able to execute complete control over your life (remember them covid times, lockdowns, Police barricades, forced medical procedures) at any point, and that really seems to be the point of it all. They clearly aren't out to help people, but to force their own will upon the masses. And if you don't like it, you will be a second tier citizen without any privileges (just like they made the unvaxd during covid times). I'll probably give myself 2 months before I get over it and move again. I have such a deep mistrust of the govt after covid. That was some seriously dark shirt.
Indeed Australia went from a bright light lucky country to a dark menacing Police State. I remember a few years ago on a road trip [Melbourne to Cairns ] and sliding under a bridge I noticed a row of flashing infrared lights checking me out. I was very lucky because I continuously stopped to take photos. But a country where such political insanity reigns is not good. it is very strange because no one would associate Australians with that kind of disciplined Fascist need for control over people. So I don't go to Australia any more.
it was a massive psychologiacl operation
We've always been slaves, it's just more obvious now that the evils started WWIII.
And we allow it because NO ONE fights back. sigh
All gov't is SLAVERY!
@@usmc1875 - t/y for having a brain. They are in very short supply these days.
Did you think police existed to serve and to protect?
Well yes they do. They do exist to serve and protect the overlords.
Thank you for addressing these topics for we people who don't have 7 or 8 figures but are feeling trapped, demoralized, and losing hope.
@@BillyBob-fh5he - not being able to move anywhere on earth without huge amounts of money & post secondary is SLAVERY.
As a UK citizen with a minimum wage job its an absolute dream to move to a different country, the fact its almost impossible makes me sad daily.
You can get a better job. Take further education classes etc.
Keep educating yourself. Increase your knowledge and skills so you can earn more money.
You will be amazed at how you can climb the ladder if you just keep pushing forward.
@happysailor5397 "you can get a better job" isn't even semi solid advice for someone on minimum wage.
@JohnSmith-su3ze at 28 it's relatively hard.
My teenage years (15 onwards) were spent homeless on the streets, at 25 I finally got my first job. A family to look after and feed, theirs no hope which is why it's a dream, appreciate your advice though.
@@FootballAndSuch Just the fact you are watching this video tells me everything about your potential
I was homeless for 6 months and grew up dirt poor on a council estate with no education whatsoever and I made it out through determination. With the information available to your now on youtube, it is still hard, but it is the easiest it has ever been.
Get certification. Get training. If you have the right attitude, bosses will promote.
Don't worry about your limitations, just push forward.
Just because they *say* that they won’t participate, doesn’t mean that they won’t do it. Denmark could easily join a Digital Euro, and Ecuador will just continue with the digital version of the paper USD that they currently use.
One thing about equador is that they use the us dollar as their currency. What happens if the us switches over completely?
I heard from a native of Ecuador that the cartels are establishing themselves there.
Yeah the dollar is collapsing into hyperinflation
Thank you for this! I have been searching for other countries who are not complying with the WEF Agenda 2030 plans.
What are the countries you currently know that ain't complying with WEF plans
@@Fazo77400Read again. The comment clearly reads as 'searching for' !!!!
@annapachaclarke2392 oh, I didn't realize that
Due to trade and other reasons no country can avoid WEF.
@@TruthFreedomFighterZ on top of that as a resident of Poland I can add that the state has been implementing "fiscal tightening" police for the past couple of years that are not far from china style surveillance mechanisms - for example the IRS can (since june 2022) without asking any citizen for their permission get an access to your bank account, screen your transaction history... freeze your account leaving you without any means to transact (unless you hold cash, physical liquid assets or another bank account outside of their jurisdiction) - there are currently abt 600 entrepreneurs being detained without hearing any charges with their accounts frozen so they cat even hire a lawyer without an outside help, they are held in detention not getting any information from prosecution on when will the charges will be brought against them... ) poland's tax code is so complex that it makes it a form of a tax haven if you know your way around... but & it is a big but the IRS has the right to interpret the tax code whichever they please (you can of course b4 making any move ask em for an interpretation & once you have it they can't change their mind but that means you are subject to a constant bargaining with them & dealing with more paper work than it's necessary when you could be focusig on ways to improve your business... ) in short Poland is prolly not the best example... there is an upcoming election though & the libertarian party is doing really well in the polls - on track to gain btwn 10 & 15% of the vote so things may move in a good direction... fingers crossed!
This is encouraging. CBDC are nothing but a social credit/digital control system to put you in your place should you piss off the self appointed overloads.
But let's not forget every country in the world already has a social credit system. It's called the monetary system and the legal system. If they don't like you they can come for you any day of the week. And the money system makes sure everyone obeys always, because without income you will die.
Dom Rep also doesnt cooperate with the IRS either.
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😊Dominican rep all the time do that USA say all time 😊políticos lambe sacos 🧥
“US and Japan the most wealthiest countries?” Most indebted. Debt is not wealth.
And at least one of those two countries is going SOCIALIST faster than you can say "Vladimir Lenin".
I believe we’re talking about largest economies by GDP.
US economy based on debt @@cosmanbruce
Not if you talk to Robert Kiyosaki LMFAO
@@j.w.31LMAO... BUT actually he uses debt to create cash flow and infinite returns... He constantly says precious metals and other hard assets like fine art are his choice to stash wealth.
I cannot afford your companies service, but i want to say a big thanks for giving me free advice to moving towards international citizenship.
I have moved money into offshore gold storage and some bitcoin to avoid the inflation and taxes of my countries currency.
I am learning a new language for a few years and working towards nomad work skills.
Nice to hear that. Best of luck to you on your way!
why would you hold offshore gold, rather than buy it tax free and take physical possession? That seems like a horrible idea.
Where ca we join u?
@@steveb7600 - how are you going to carry gold around with you?
@@steveb7600 o no, it is the best idea, not off-shore but in free-lands for example in Switzerland where it can stay sure away from everything and also selling it if you need.
Imagine that, the countries with the highest IQ found CBDCs weren't needed.
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hmmmm, imagine that...odd huh? excuse me. I have some complex algorithms to solve.
Out of the top 4, the country with the highest IQ is in perpetual economic stagnation and the rest are fully onboard CBDC 😆
It's like saying, countries with highest IQ thought computers were not needed.
LOL, well spotted!
I do respect Nomad Capitialist for the content you provide, please don't look at what I am about to say is disrespectful. Its more like my frustration and my inability for not able to convey the same message in a more formal way. My Apologies.
For anyone who thinks escaping CBDC is dillusional. If you don't like CBDC then please rally protests everybody to vote NO to CBDC. Don't run away from the battle. The reason I say you guys are dillusional for thinking of escaping CBDC is you do not understand the nature of CBDC and why they are pushing CBDCs.
We all know the world economy, and how it affects every countries. What dillusional mind would think that one country using CBDC would want to trade with another country using Fiat (fake money)? Please think deeply about what I just said.
Because it is hard to rollout CBDC for the whole world at once, they have to staged it and make you believe this country is using CBDC while others are not. However, on the day the world switch over, every country who wants to participate in the world economy will have to have CBDCs. So please don't believe you can escape it... You are just dellusional for a short time until you move to the country that in 6 months time would also be using CBDCs...
Yes , it's a fact , also though really ? What has all the protesting done so far ,smh , not much wether it be peaceful ( canada) or violent (Americans/ French) smh . It will come down to give me liberty or give me death . And from what I'm seeing the higher up are going to give us death and looks like famine . All while they gobble up all the pieces on the chess board worth anything at all . I keep praying , but the good book tells us all how it will end . I think we are headed for the 7 years of tribulation. With a one world money system that will dictate what and who can buy and sell .
So long as the international bodies exist, so long as the City keeps acting as the financial centre of the world, there will be nowhere to go if ones intent is to maintain the standard of living they are accustomed to. The entire continent of Africa has been under an economic stranglehold for a very long time, and no one bats an eyelid, for example.
You might escape the system in some land they don't care about, but you won't be living like you do in the west. If the land has any resource value what so ever, that nation will be under the thumb.
The real question is, to what degree will they tolerate non-conformists within western lands. I think this is the best bet for people, to band together where they are and make best use of the tools they have there. Personally, I'm just seeing where the cards fall. It's too easy for them to disrupt any long term plans one may have.. the last few years demonstrate that clearly.
Protest never works and neither does voting. We will have to either fight (((them))) with brute force, or submit to genocide and slavery. There is no other choice.
This rings true.
The word you seek is “delusional.”
What about countries that have adopted CBDC but are unable to require a no cash system due to high cash usage? I also look at that. Mexico is a very high cash usage country. The Federal government there has less power to enforce a cashless system due to upwards of 80% of the population using cash. A mandated digital system would have a severe impact on its society, not like the US that could implement it very quickly with little to no impact.
Plus the cartels would never go for cbdcs
it cant happen its or CBDC or CASH
Even PRC China still allows some cash but only for limited amounts.
They might switch to gold.
@@shoshi06 - the cartels work for the evils.
Forget about escaping… Once your country is the only country not being able to do business with others, they must implement it.
It’s one thing for a man to move ✈️to these places. It is completely different for a single women.
ALWAYS USE CASH.
NEVER USE A CREDIT CARD.
IF NECESSARY , USE PERSONAL CHEQUES AS NEAR-CASH.
HOWEVER , AS MUCH AS YOU CAN , ALWAYS USE CASH.
BE WELL.
STAY STRONG.
-SENIOR EMERITUS
PROFESSOR BJNG.
Yeah, always use cash ,,, until they completely get rid of a cash option,,, which WILL happen sooner than later!
All countries will eventually succumb to digital currency.
Rev. 13:16-18
Yup part of the plan for the new world and the coming of the beast
Totally agree it’s the mark of the beast
@@emmanuelmichaud3884The beast was here from the beginning. Once there was 'civilization' that's when the beast took over. There is no coming tyranny - the fact is there was never freedom. It was all Babylon and Rome from the very beginning of civilization.
Exactly
As part of my back-up plan I'm learning two more languages. The pandemic gave me lots of incentive to learn the first one and now I'm adding another because it appears the world is entering a very chaotic time.
That's a great strategy!
Exactly you re spot on! Me,too...I speak 5 languages,not all fluent, but they re mainly western european languages...was wondering what countries still allow their citizens to live a normal and free life...
I was in Tanzania during 2021 2022 and it was the best decision ever. No pandemic there
There's been a major vaccination drive over the last 12 months and the target is 80%. Do you have any idea how this is going?
@@TheAvira123 you mean in Tanzania? I've no idea, didn't go back since last year
I hope you’re right about Japan. I live here and enjoy the freedom that cash brings, but I think Japan will come under tremendous pressure to initiate a CBDC in the medium term even if it has gone cool on the idea for now.
Japan, Australia, South Korea are in a bad position being posed as a counter balance to China and being puppeted by D.C and the globalists
Yes. Japan will be forced to praticed financial repression first in the world because of your huge debt to gdp ratio. A cbdc helpa a lot to do it.
Oh god no. I live in Japan so that would suck. I can't see all the small business owners doing that though
Same with Germany.
Imagine all the old ppl of Japan having to re learn this rubbish
Spot on - serbia is a great place and has got major improvements coming with its residency from Feb 2024 - they will start issuing 3 year temp residency which will lead to a fast citizenship access.
(Fast being 6 years to qualify)
Nice!
@SaltyShaman That is a very relevant point. Europe is going to form an army, so if you are a male citizen of Serbia or Poland, you will be drafted.
‘Heard some bad stories out of Serbia.
@@UtubeAW - What did you hear?
Use cash and no machines. Only people at tills etc. Use it or lose it.
Good thing Mexico is a cash society!! 🇲🇽
Loving life in Ecuador, for many reasons.
And ditching CBDCs is another plus for Ecuador as it's on my shortlist of Countries to consider moving too.
What do you like most in Ecuador?
Who rules the streets the gangs or is it safe there ?
@@zarass3818 A lot of things, including but not limited to:
CBDCs were abandoned, life is good and cheap, fruits and vegetables look and taste the way they did when I was a kid, GMOs are banned in their constitution, people are friendly, property is cheap, they leave you alone to live your life, weed is legal, plenty of other expats to hang out with if that’s your thing, weather is Spring-like year round in parts of the country, there are only 2 genders, basically it reminds me of my childhood in Canada, back when it was a great country.
@@febsign6110 I stay away from big cities, in general. The 2nd question I asked the immigration lawyer was where do I NOT go here? She told me Guayaquil and Esmeraldas.
Some issues with crime on the coast, though I never had any problems.
Smaller towns are fantastic, very safe, with some big expat communities in Cuenca and Vilcabamba, if that's your thing.
Silver and gold is legal tender in some states in the USA.
If I could give this video 100 thumbs up, I would. Excellent info. Thank you so much!
Wow, thanks!
Glad to see Denmark isn’t onboard with this whole CBDC bullcrap! 🇩🇰
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@@eveliinatistelgren172 Public relations campaign meant to make us feel powerless...
Don’t be naive, Denmark will do exactly what wef wants. Danish politicians and royals are so in it😢
The Netherland family, British royal families for sure.
Stay sovereign and control your entire life.
Funny thing, they doing exactly those things that happened in US, Canada... is happening here in Brazil these last 3 years and especially now in this government. I need another citizenship because I don't trust in my country at all 😅 I am already work on resident permit.
Thank you so much for bring those informations and open my mind about CBDC's.
And you chose Russia? 😂😂
@@Daniel_RG for that no, dear...
Yay team Poland 🇵🇱 heading there in 26 days 🎉. Love your channel !
What are your thoughts on Bulgaria? My fiancé is Bulgarian and we are currently in US but want out. No desire for CBDC and the rest of the decreased freedoms here.
@aleshaw9010. I am from NW Europe, living 25 years in Bulgaria.
I do not promote the place. Let all the stupid liberals stay far away. But since you have a Bulgarian wife, I can only recommend you to sell all your stuff - "on the double" and get to BG, best place in this universe. But you have to forget about where you come from. Sever your mental ties with your place of origin. Learn Bulgarian starting today, not tomorrow. Forget English, you never knew it. Forget America, you knever knew it.
Добре дошъл/ дошли.
I’m in Sofia atm.
Not bad. Hot.
Good level of English.
Maybe not as cheap to live as I expected.
@@GaryAJMartin It's really cheap if you know how to live there.
@@alwayslearning7672 perhaps if you don’t eat out or order in, and cook your own meals. But I don’t do that anywhere. If I did that anywhere it would be pretty cheap anyway.
@@GaryAJMartin thank you for the info. I have been there and yes hot in the summer for sure! And they don’t care for ac or open windows very much 😅
Hi there. Thank you for the video.
You spoke about Serbia, but what do you think about Albania?
Cash is King there 😊 any thoughts? Thanks
The name Equador keeps coming up as a place where people are happily living. Definitely a place on my radar.
Except it uses the dollar which the US is purposely collapsing
@SaltyShaman- that must mean they once AGAIN created a huge cos of living increase b/c they did it in CR & Panama, now in Mx & I hate it when expats do that.
That country is facing Terrorism like never before due to Mexican mafia.
How does a small investor set up a banl account in another country?
Love your the information you provide, am hoping that if more countries come to attention that you will do another video. I’m really curious about Mexico
Can’t say 100% but the future goal is Canada Mexico USA will become one country. Please research same. I hope this may help.
I do not see that happening in Mexico.
@@ksgraham3477 thank you for your response
Denmark are in EU, they will have CBDC, they like it or not. And the rest 140 countries too, sooner or faster, but they will have.
Check our c40 cities
Exactly. Poland has already fallen to the EU, they have installed Donald Tusk over there. That's Poland over and ruled by EU, € will be coming
Does anyone know if The Philippines is rolling out or planning to roll out CBDCs?
My prediction for (right now) economy becomes LOCALIZED meaning smart adaptable business people are quickly moving TO liberty minded cities/states/nations; cities/states that are highly problematic (usual big city reasons) will lose such a vast population over such a short amount of time that the big city problems will become a problem WITH A MULTIPLIER. Choose accordingly.
This is incredible research. thanks
Glad you enjoyed it.
@@nomadcapitalist Definitely. been trying to lure indian americans back here, it’s amazing 🇮🇳
Awesome. Some of my German ancestors were from Poland. Some were even Slavs from Poland or the ukraine. Omg I'm going home😮
Andrew, can you give us a little more on Bosnia in future videos? Haven't been there but I'm interested in visiting.
In the meantime, I recommend checking out Bosnia's Nomad Passport Index Ranking here: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/bosnia-and-herzegovina/
Love your videos! Thank you so much for another informative one ❤️
You are so welcome!
Another question I’ve had is how ppl think the upcoming food shortages will affect the Caribbean islands…Barbados, Dominica, even countries in Central America?
You have to LIVE in Ecuador for 2 full years, allowed only 90 days away, to get a permanent visa. People think there's rampant violence in Ecuador but it's concentrated in places where the cartels and gangs are active. You want to be where the food supply is and so far Ecuador is all small farmers and super nice people. Normal precautions with your personal items is necessary but this is a generally safe country to live in.
Thank you for making this list.
Best countries to keep precious metals to convert to cash later after a crisis ?
How about Slovakia?. Not far from Vienna and Budapest and easy to travel to Greece or Italy
Do you really think it will be just the option of any nation to decide? Or will be somehow suggested/ imposed to all, to be implemented? Something similar with C19 protocols that overtook national medical expertise and authority.
The World Health Organization ( WHO ) is trying to get all nations to sign an international treaty that requires a digital passport and mandated scheduled vaccines. If signed, it intends to supersede a country's Constitution. The people united will never be divided. But the sheep among the people will easily comply.
I have Geek Squad tech via Computer & phone. I had the most Lovely woman and she was in Panama, and she said she felt bad for what American Citizens were feeling. I told her that I was a spine patient and on SSDI and a billionaire brother to leave it there. I finally slept that night she used her curser via our session and said lots of warm places u can go and still see your dr.s but Not all small countries have bad heath care and I love this video so much because in America they deliberately punish people for getting sick or injured via SSA. My spine pain is awful and I am very intelligent and only needs for 3 yrs. & figured out what they were up to b4 they mentioned. US is wanting to have that control b/c of National Debt and personal greed. My love for my fellow citizens remains but to sabotage ones own country & expect middle & working class to pay is Narcissistic!. I have been doing research and am so glad I found you. I can not wait to share this video b/c I have never been one to conform to that which is illogical. lol. I have friends w/ similar Mindset, re: options. I head why so many likes. I subscribed . You just relight my fuse of hope. tytytyty!
im in Poland they still use cash here a lot and card and Apple Pay
Thank you for getting this info out in the open.
Thanks for watching!
I need to become a 7-8 figure entrepreneur... good heavens.. This is my club! Things are going nuts in the US
I was in several east-European countries myself, including Poland and Serbia.
Serbia is an amazing country but it is not for everybody.
The people whom I have met are very nice but they are honest and extremely direct about it. If you cannot handle that, forget about Serbia. For me... I love it because you know exactly where you stand.
Poland.... They may not have a CBDC and they may not have the Euro as a currency but I can tell you.... don't go there.
I was there myself, Mainly in Warsaw. It is a country with a tendancy to extreme rightwing sentiments. If that is your thing, then Poland is for you. I have seen some very scary protests of right-wing groups. When you look at the history of Poland you also see these sympathies and now, with the Ukraine war (which is not a war) you see it again.
Furthermore, Poland under the present government is breaking down the legal system. EU has been fighting with Poland over this for many years now but the problem is still there.
Then again, in America also lawyers are arrested (for supporting Trump).
These are just my experiences. You decide for yourself. Do the research.
@@DerHammerSpricht Unfortunately not.
You have false view ..
About Poland
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Education is key
@@kasiajackowska7006 I knew this remark would come. ;-)
Fair enough to have a different view but with all due respect, you do not know my history with the country.
Westerners is general cannot handle Slavs, and are afraid of them.
I have never seen a Westerner who is open towards Slavs. Westerners are cowards compared to Slavs, again, in general, as exceptions are always the rule.
Westerners also are very much brainwashed compared with Slavs. Slavs value independent thinking and being sovereign. That's exactly what scares westerners - Westerners hate the responsibility and insecurity to be on your own. Westerners love to be enslaved, obedient, and on the receving point. Slavs love to be free, sovereign, even that means poverty and other consequences, and love being on their own, and deciding for themselves, and being in charge, no matter the consequences.
It is mindset. If a Westerner can live on his own and take full responsibility for his sovereighty and freedom, and independency, he would feel fine with any Slav.
Edit: I am Eastern European, living in Britain, and knowing the Western cutures (in plural, as I travelled along years), and Eastern Europe, where I grew up in the 50-ties and 60-ties. So, quite a lot of travelling experience.
So you are scared of right wing views, that's what I can conclude. Inspite of all grande declarations that Westerners love freedom of speech, love sovereignty, love independence, etc. it is the Marxist leftist brainwashing that stops you to live between Slavs. If you really valued free speech and freedom of mind, , how then right wing values would be on your way?
See, I keep saying, this is just another proof, how much Westerners are brainwashed and mind controlled. You contradict yourselves - what is freedom of speech, if not directly expressing your mind and heart? and when Westerners see real and genuine free speech, they resort to the miserable explanation, I don't like being so free speech oriented.... I prefer being coward...
See, you illustrated my explanation perfectly, what is the phsychological mindset difference between Westerners and Slavs . It is not even cultural. It is psychology. Westerners are very grande and vocal to declare in wording how much they love freedom. Then, they are unable to demonstrate being so free and so independent in their hearts and their behaviour., and mindset.
I tend to admire pragmatism, but - as a latin american with long experience as expat - I would approach these countries controlled by the "Foro de São Paulo" (or "Grupo de Puebla"; it's the same) with a lot of caution as far as residence and investments are concerned. I do not want you to believe me. Do your own research. 👀
Just the program I was wanting.. for those countries not going the CBDC route what monetary systems are they planning? El Salvador has already taken a very firm stance. Japan while not officially going with CBDC are training its citizenry to use digital currency with many incentive programs linked to a Digital ID. I am also seeking a country that is NOT pushing the vaccine programs. Could you mount a program concerning this?
Poland is terrific, except .... there are too many troublesome ukrainians ..
I have some Polish blood.
Ukraine is another Holodomor genocide 6-10 million Ukrainians starved to death or executed by the Bolshevik government.
Irony? Where are you from? (for context...)
Sad thing for those poor people.
The problem with Japan is high taxes, up over 50% if you include ward, income and retail tax.
There's tax in town where u living in Japan too
@@ericaung592Yeah Japan loves taxes unfortunately
@@dynaflowai Japan wants japanese to work forever and pretending them not to know that they're slaves. Japanese are so proud of themselves when they go overseas and very loud in everywhere. Act like first class citizen and proud of their single passport maybe hahaha
Japan also has impossible immigration. It's very rare for a foreigner to get citizenship. Most Japanese businesses wont hire foreigners. The foreigners you see working in Japan are english teachers. Tech and financial.
@@MuffHam Exactly, they have kinda like anti immigration. I never see any foreigners become Japanese. If someone sell your this Japanese dream, get the fuck off and run
the Caribbean is strongly influenced (nice word for controlled) by the USA. Most of their income comes from tourism - and most of the tours are USA based.
Most are indebted to the imf banksters.
Interestingly, last time I was in Costa Rica, I took a ferry to Golfito. Found a nice restaurant for lunch, and the sign said "We do not accept US dollars, just colonnes or credit card." This may spread to other parts of CR.
@@couchphotography8861because they're probably concerned about cost of living going up possibly. What do you think the reason might be?
You are such a well of information in uncertain times.Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I always look forward to it. 🙏
You are so welcome!
Dominican Rep. Will never go this route. The locals would burn the country down. Does anyone pay taxes here? NO WAY
You mean the country sharing an island with Haiti?
🛩 🇩🇴🏝
And yet the locals took the poke in the arm and wore masks, right?
I have never heard Chile mentioned any info for there and what is their cost of living?
I was eagerly waiting for which Asian countries that was on your list, but unfortunatly none was mentioned. My prefered country would be Thailand.
Me too....I am interested in moving there...people are very nice and I found it safe to walk around even at night
Went to bank and pulled out cash and bought money orders instead of using Venmo. Pain in the butt, but putting on a slave collar in the form of CBDC's is worse so I've gone back to that
Do you now if you can buy a money order and deposit it in another bank in another country?
Money orders from the Post Office should be safer than the bank also physical Gold and/or Silver Coins. perhaps?
@@CanadianVacations no I don't know
@@CanadianVacations It always depends on the countries-Banks... Just search infos in your country and the bank (-system) in your new destiny.
My concern is if I have US sourced Passives or Pensions being deposited in a non CBDC foreign bank, can the US still freeze it?
Why not cash out your pension then spread it out with deposits with different banks outside of the US?
@@plainman9887 I rather have the lifetime monthly income than one lump sum that can dwindle quickly.
I wouldn't count on that pension even being funded in the future
Those countries might do what they want now but when world governance comes I don't think they'd have a choice.
Japan is still a super cash based society, luckily.
You all seem to forget that unless you have a ton of gold to bring with you, or a transferable physical skill you can use to make money in your new country, you aren’t escaping CBDC even if you move. So instead of telling people to run, tell them to fight.
Why you never mentioned Paraguay?
Someone please inform this gentleman that when cash fails, barter and trade takes over because in a cash fail scenario, electronic banking will likely not be available
Imagine going all in on CBDC's and getting hacked by Russian, North Korean or Nigerian Hackers. 😂 End the Fed now..
Or a massive solar flare to knock off tbe grid Lol
First of all and very soon, under the pretext of solidarity and the needs of the respective countries, we would be (and will be) robbed by the States directly by extending their tentacles to our credits....
How does one navigate their financial life if Social Security direct deposits digital currency in one’s bank account while one is living abroad in a country that does not participate in digital currency? Thank you.
I predict that all income will be replaced with UBI universal basic income and digitized
Isn't Ecuador getting more unstable? Politicians getting whacked, etc?
Yes, violence is on the rise, specially in Guayaquil.
That maybe a good thing. I hope it catches on in western countries 😂
In Ecuador the government clearly fears the people, whilst in the West the people fear the government.
A nice middle of the road type scenario is needed for society to flourish.
2 Presidential candidates assassinated *THIS YEAR* for calling out the drug cartels 🔥🔥🔥
An assassination doesn't suddenly make an entire country go from wonderful to awful to live in.
I live in Ecuador. But my concern is that when the US moves to CBDC, how will Social Security be deposited into my account bank account?😮
Thank you, Andrew!
the problem with leaving the country is once you're out and go to a country with a worse currency, it'll become harder and harder to ever come back
Given the events that have occured in Europe over the last 100yrs, it would be irresponsible for European nations to adopt CBDCs. Hopefully there will be a blanket ban soon.
I think Germany will adapt it because they are now tracking the bank accounts of each citizen's bank accounts outside Germany.
No, over 190 Countries have been onboard with Globalist agendas!
BRICS countries are moving forward and this is the future. The more countries that join the better it will be for those opposed to countries who want to dictate and control.
Seems like they are doing CBDCs. I see lots of stuff where they show scanning payments. It looks like a consolidation of countries to make it easier for the wef etc globalist to do n wo
I belong to the I in BRICS, let me assure you, it is nothing but a divide and conquer policy, taxes are highest ever here, digital currency is passed off as a status symbol and modern method, so much so that they sneer and laugh at people using cash, the PM has brainwashed people into thinking that cash = dirty/evil/corrupt, businesses beg for digital payment as well. Evil is global, it won't stop till it has 150% control on our lives and is a super-surveillance state. Fight, now. If it can happen to a majority barbaric, simple minded place of 1.4 billion, it can happen easily, anywhere.
Brics countries are also introducing a digital currency (already in place in China)
love Poland food much cheaper then most EU places. and Poland produce a lot of there own food
It’s the winters that I do not what to live through.
@@febsign6110 wroclaw is fine where i live not that cold like warsaw
So as someone who was born in the US, if I have money in Switzerland. Do I have to report that???
What about Colombia? My wife is a citizen there and another video that you did I thought you said a U.S. citizen can get a resident or citizenship there? Are they going into CBDCs?
I Doubt it. Cash is king there and essential for the informal economy. Our culture would never embrace it.
I haven't had any fun lately, 😭 so it was fun. You bring me joy!❤🙂
Odd that you say Japan doesn’t have a CBDC yet Blackrock / Circle has one called the “JPYC”
If usd dollar will be digitale, Ecuador has to adopt the same or change their currency..in the end they must also denmark..they cant connect international trade import and export
Brazil has a CBDC ... Very despotic CBDC rules actually .. Not good.
Great presentation ...thank you for sharing . I didnt even think about this , just thought well guess I'm going to meet my maker . I guess a good way to put it is I was like a horse with blinders on , tunnel vision . I think alot of it for me is ignorance as well seeing how I have never left my country , ever ...
I don't trust any EU country not to do this. Here in Netherlands there were debates about it, but even during those debates politicians acknowledged that this was in fact useless because it had long been decided by the EU.
Really appreciate your information..been listening for a few years now
Thank you!
Hey my man love your videos been following for a long time I watched your whole come up. What do you think about the Jamaica passport? I know they are part of the carribean collective now where you can travel all around on that passport ? Love you feed back if you can. Thanks
Hey there, If you want to know more about Jamaica and Its passport, here is an interesting article for you: nomadcapitalist.com/nomad-passport-index/passport/jamaica/
So, where is a good place to Park money? Asuming Ecuador is my choice to move.
Possibly Caye International bank, Belize? (Someone mentioned this in comments on earlier NC video.) Another possibility, secure some at SWP Cayman. Lastly, property valued at $45,000 US (min) will qualify you for a legal residency in Ecuador and could be a way to secure some funds; just be aware you'd be required to hold the property for a period of several years, and if you decide to sell it later, the property may take a long time to sell and not have gained much over time. Still, Ecuadorians who have managed to accumulate wealth seem to prefer holding it in property rather than in banks, having seen banks collapse in the past. EC has a lower insured amount on bank deposits, but due to risk they pay fairly high interest rates on CDs. *Obviously, you would want to hire a qualified visa and/or real estate attorney in Ecuador to assist (if not the NC team).
Hope this info helps!
Thank you
This is going to open up a whole new frontier. Eastern Europe is the big sleeper. Once again Andrew NAILS IT!
Eastern Europe will also be the front line of the third world war
😂 Wait and see. It is not so sure ... Not so as we'd like it...
Eastern Europe is going to be invaded by Russia. Ukraine is the first…
Eastern Europe is under the thumb of the EU.
Great video. You know your audience very well.