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Great and well thought out advice, Thank you.

The fear of the unknown and lack of communication skills, along with unknowing where is going to be the best country to move to. I guess being middle age, broken down by existing in county where lots of activities are unaffordable doesn't help your mental health. Lots of if us are sick of the UK for very similar reasons to many other commentators.

They are Taxing everything, too much Tax that's why people are leaving, poor government, too many lazy people who wants money but refuse to work and save.

How you getting on Dude 🤙🤙 Haven't seen a video for a while 👍👍

Business owner here from the UK. These are the exact reasons I’m leaving and many others are starting to now as well. Sadly, the UK will lose some very hard working people!

I am 35 years old and left the UK around 8 years ago. I moved to New Zealand and managed to get a permanent residency visa, so I can come-and-go as I wish. I am a fully qualified and experienced brewer/winemaker. I have very recently come back to see my parents and work a vintage while over here. ... I was considering staying but having seen what this place has become while I have been away that is not happening barring a disaster in the family. I will book a flight home after the vintage is done, spend Christmas with my parents since I've come all this way. After that, in the new year... I'm off again. This country has fallen, and no government can fix it. If you are young and able it is time to be brave and venture out into the world.

I agree with you. laughing at all the Thai people who are saying those bloody foreigners coming to our country :D :D :D

Hi, what is the best gross yield you can get in a condo in a CBD area ?

I'm still paying back my bounce back loan which is fine, but I know a guy who opened a Ltd company, took out a bounce back loan for £50k. When he had to start paying it back he closed the company, bragged that he got £50k for free and bought a Mercedes. It's a total free for all now. I'm sick of paying so much tax. I'm looking at buying a property in France and leaving to live there because it's a better life than in the UK

Have to admit it too my partner and her family moved out 20 years ago seeing it was changing back then moved for a better opportunity abroad they havent been back since i dont think

Expats = Immigrants

Sooner I get out, the better.

These comments so strange. British people are saying they are not happy in UK. To people outside in Asia, Africa UK is seen as a top wealthy country, a world power and strong currency and a great economy. In other countries the currency has no meaning c just paper be wise it can devalue so fast but Uk currency so strong and solid. At Uk kings colination we saw beautiful clothes, gold and diamond crowns, so many noblemen in expensive robes and all the public people looking healthy . No one begging on street or starving. Everyone has shoes. Everyone can read . Good education and famous universities. It is also great empire with owning ailands in every part of world. It builds big ships and has very nice roads. No mud streets . It has nice bus and train with no people sitting on top of bus. British people nice and folo law. British police don’t beat you and take your money. You have hospitals. You have all those things but you complaint. I do not understand. Most place people very afraid of leaders and have to give bribe for everything. Everyone poor. Leader rich. Uk has Clean water. No food poisoning. People live long life not die disease in young age. You have every what other contry people dream. And you cry and say you don’t like Uk? I don’t understand. Other people dream of Uk but you don’t like such nice contry. I don’t understand. I think rich contry Uk people very spoiled. 😂

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I left 8 years ago. I didn’t feel that it was safe for my wife. She was threatened a few times in the street.

The worst thing about UK is the amount of utter BS that is rammed down peoples throats and the stupid brainwashed idiots that lap it up... Everything is either racist, sexist or far right etc.

Become a peaceful place for peacefuls

Bro...do u think the IMF dictate UKs systems & the goverment?

Wow buddy, I am messaging you as the UK is in literally meltdown because of most of what you stated in this video a year ago! My wife and I been wanting to emigrate for a while now (NZ, Aus, Spain) I’m just working on a shift from ‘conventional work’ into the online world and seeing what I can do to be free. (Obviously with kids) I have to try and work out what’s best with regards to a location, online entrepreneurship etc but I’m going to give it a really good go. Currently a mental health crisis support worker and life coach, maybe I can do something there online, maybe I just flip the script and try something completely new, but may I send you a thank you for inspiring people to look outside of the ‘norm’ I enjoy empowering people and I like hearing others doing it too! Thanks for the upload. Maybe I will be in touch with an update or something in 6/12 months 👍🏻👍🏻

Just watched this after the current situation in England. With respect, I don't know you lad, but if the government wanted people out or to leave voluntarily and offer the money to leave, I would gladly pack up and leave because I am tired of the cost of living, the fakeness, the nefarious behaviour, the politics, the drama, the closet racism, the hatred to everyone from the antics of others, the constant belittling via non-verbal communication. The list goes on. After watching a short film by Riz Ahmed called The Long Goodbye, I am paranoid every second of every day, every week, every month, every year. The seeds are slowly being sowed. I have nothing against anyone, but I am slowly going mad looking over my shoulder being careful what to say and how to act. Like I said, I want to leave. Period. I would gladly leave if I was given an opportunity to leave to teach English or work in IT abroad and be in the state of equilibrium. IF you read this mate, please help me out by connecting with me because I do not want to die or be stuck here. Any advice would be appreciated on how to get out. Anything.

Can you buy a property if you are from the uk

Bangkok,single man 😂😂

i stayed in london for couple of years .. i could sense its downfall then itself .. now only good thing that left in uk is some tourist locations at scotland /wales.

I agree with everything you said. I also leaving soon.

Damian, excellent advice - 99.99% of YT commentators are full of 'bovine emission'. Let me add a few observations. 1 Do not pay a booking fee, even for a finished project, until your lawyer has done their due diligence. These fees are non-refundable. Developers do not like potential buyers who use a lawyer. In fact, very few buyers use a lawyer. This is a mistake. Just ask all those who bought in the Ashton Asoke Condo! 2 You must see the accounts for the Juristic Person to check that the finances of the building are sound. Non-payment of the CAM fee is a major issue, particularly by Thais. 3 Verify how many units are for sale. Developers are reluctant to release this information and what they tell you might not be true. I recently lived in a building developed by an SET listed developer. After 18 months, they posted details in the lobby of unsold units -15% of the units - at a discount of 20% on the original price! This is standard practice. Another point. Right now, circa 60% of mortgage applications are being rejected. A sale subject to loan approval is not a sale! Ask the developer if units sold includes units subject to loan finance. 4 Pay an engineer to inspect the unit and building, particularly those built during the p'demic. 5 As part of your due diligence, you need to verify the accounts of the developer. Imagine the developer goes bust and the bank that holds a mortgage on the land steps in and 'fire sales' the unsold stock. 6 If you are buying a condo as your home, treat it as a 'lifestyle' decision. For many, condos are a depreciating asset. I know Thais and non - Thais who have lost significant sums on resale. 7 Try and buy corner units where you only have one party wall. Lack of noise insulation is a major problem, even in expensive projects. In my previous rental, I could hear my neighbour brush his teeth. When his gf stayed over ... lol. 8 Check the reviews on google maps to see if there is a problem with short term rentals. You may also pick up useful information on the maintenance and quality of the project. AirBnB rentals are a plague in HH, Phuket and Pattaya. Finally, the market is awash with stock. Do not hesitate to offer well below the asking price. Developers play silly games with their 'quotations' which show hefty discounts from a fictitious opening price. Recently, I got a reduction in the rate per square metre of 10%. I got a 'final' price on Thursday and 10% lower on Sunday. The price was still too high!. Apologies for my long post, but I have had a professional and private involvement in property since 1971, and hope these thoughts might alert potential buyers to the pitfalls. Ah, one more thought. Unlike the UK and the US where you can access online price data, there is no public record of sales transactions. Keep up the good work.

Too risky.

‘Woke leftist media, - 80% of newspapers in UK are right wing. How else do you think the Tories got away with as much as they did.

Oh.. an Uk guy living in Thailand.... what a cliche.

I don't blame you if I wasn't alone and had money I would definatly leave. This ship is sinking. I see the neck ssatiy to leave.

Sadly in the uk, the little man has been punished enough, I am looking at getting out, I’m done, as an engineer we are always working on a shoestring, it’s well and truly broken.

So you allegedly made 13% in 6 months (I.e. beat the S&P 500) and you're calling it a scam... Had you used that £1000 to purchase a 200k prop firm challenge, and made 13% through a prop firm you would have literally made £26,000.😂😂😂. After the profit split it would be £22k Clearly you know nothing about Forex if you think a 13% return is bad.

Come to Australia or America.

So you don't want to pay your tax. Away you go and good bye

Having two dogs it's knowing where to go. Post Brexit so EU out of the question. Currently working on building a remote income.

Did U just wake up ???? The disunited kingdom of not so great Britain is trending into a failed state. No colonies to rip off any more. Sucks to B U....

Hi British female wanting to start over but don't know where to start - UK based - what's a good career to potentially look into please. Thank you

Very good advice

Can I get mortgage in thialand

Yes just listening to your video 100% correct if I was if I had some money I'd be gone tomorrow good luck work hard enjoy the sunshine look after yourself I'm very jealous of you

Shit tattoos are expensive

Shit tattoo wanker. Empty narcissist. Voted for Brexit now leaves the country in shit

I agree, the UK punishes people that work hard that seek freedom and ability to determine their own lifestyle. The government have sought to tax the entrepreneurial and totally destroyed a person's ability to work on their own terms. Seeking to chain them to an employer and make it impossible to move on. One more I'd mention is the toxic environment in the UK. Generally the people. The people in workplaces that subscribe to the dictatorial mindset. Where the government have made people's life a misery moreso where you actually have people that use it to make you feel more trapped. The mobility to live life flexibly is not allowed. It's gor much worse after covid. The attitude of those towards workers has decreased job security. It also seems at every turn the UK seeks to relieve you of hard earned money like no other place. Everything has a price tag however the available money to pay just is not feasible. This leads to the feelings of being trapped in a cycle of debt. I call it the debt cycle. It has become increasingly worse over the last 25 years. The debt cycle is where quality of life is being diminished by simply living. You're trying to escape it, but there is always something else that keeps a person trapped. I call it the debt cycle, the cycle of debt that someone is always owed something.

I left the UK 20 years ago, for same as ur reasons. Live and work middle east but home in Bangkok Thailand. Best thing i ever did, never want to go back to that dive. Tax free 20 years, only continue class 2 NI contributations. I aint funding scrounging scumbags anymore. I work in Oman have not locked my car anywhere i go past 6 years, virtually crime free.

Ah its not so bad i live in north yorkshire dales its like paradise

50k is about 15k above average

My dad lives in Thailand, and it is so good out there. Good luck to you!

Re taxation, easy to forget the government takes 13.8% of your salary as employer National Insurance. Higher rate taxpayers get fleeced in reality for about 60% tax after taking VAT and council tax into account.

britain is not yet broken, just dented, we need to unite as a nation once again, not run away tails between our legs.

I agree with you!

When you understand that the UK is not a country but the biggest tax haven gateway for companies to park up their wealth in offshore islands you will understand where the wealth in the economy emanates from. It's not the working class native population, but foreign interests. Big creditors that own the Bank of England stay anonymous because they are running down the economy like they have been doing since the fall of the Roman Empire. Like a sponge they absorb all the wealth and leaving us all dry via usury. The reason why UAE can offer 0% tax is because they have state owned oil companies and they control everything. In the UK we control nothing.