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Very similar experience here in UK minus medical and gun violence currently. We want to move but not sure where to so this helped confirm it won’t be back to the US.

Have you given up your American passport?

Agree 100%!!

This is good information , I tried one of the sites several years back, it didnt work for us. I will give one or two others mentioned here a try, We love pets and want to travel .

You are in the minority. People are coming here from all over. You have a different view. Good luck.

Is it not cheaper if we buy the bus tickets online before we travel to London?

Do it for FREE! The app is amazin... wait, whut? You're not getting PAID?!

Racism is another reason

The political climate and the artificial food are good reasons to move.

Are you taking a regional train or Frecciarossa?

Stevo look's like the singer Meatloaf.

I love the comment about the full checkup in Bangkok. "From tip to taint!" 😂😂😂

Phone and internet infrastructure is very poor in the U.S!!!!!!!!!!! Stevo internet was invented in the U.S.

House sit

What & how can you make a living abroad? Also,.aren't there Visa or other laws that do not allow you to stay somewhere for long periods? I tried to live in Germany & central Europe, was impossible. 😢

Moved out of the US over 12 yrs ago. Couldnt pay me enough to live there again. Add to it the political nightmare of project 2025 and Trump. The US is a violent divided hateful place.

Seen from Europeen point of view America as become very violent not only with weaposns (see what append to Donalt TRUMP this violence priecher i dislike very much) but also in the topics politiciens are bringing up before elections thus criminelising all other people not Thinking the same way ! How can you expect a country to live in peace with such crazy extremist

You can't enjoy the look's of building in New York City because, there always seems to be a scaffold on it for construction

I would hate to know how much I've spent on car insurance since 1988, my health ins. costs me over 2400/yr. I'm retired with Medicare and Aetna supp. policy, co - pays come up all the time

owning a car is so expensive in Tx now

USA has lots of hidden costs today, ins. and taxes keep going up

Is there an “all-access” pass you could buy to cover everything including the unfinished walls?

You guys nailed it. The US is a fraud. Every day it tricks the populace into thinking that the USA is the best country in the world. When it's not.

Love love love your ability to zero in on economic inequality as the core issue. I’m living in Mexico currently and feeling reluctant about going back to the US even though lots of the people I love still live there… I agree with all your reasons not to go.

thanks for this, i really enjoyed it - i congratulate you for creating this life for yourselves - i totally agree, btw

I fully agree. Poland this is where I currently live and it’s so much better place than USA.

I'm out. I'm an Expat in the Czech Republic!

Thanks. How can I get to that airport at 3am? My RyanAir flight goes out at 6am

Trusted Housesitters was a nightmare for me. I would end up in dirty homes or with untrained pets, even getting bit once. Luckily the insurance did cover my hotel expenses twice but it wasn't worth the stress.

Brainwashing people in the US that this is the greatest country in the world and Socialism is bad and we are the only free country in the world yet why do I want to leave so badly? The US is horrible and I wish I was born in Europe some where. The UK seems impossible lately with becoming a citizen harder than it needs to be with work requirements etc.

As a durchie looking at the USA, it occurs to me that americans are discouraged to look across the border in any direction so folks won't be able to (or even think to) compare life in the USA with life in ofher countriss so the billionaire class (corpoorations mostly) can screw them oner any which way.

I was really saying spot on when you are socializing with people in the USA and you talk about living abroad. Unless the people are expats their eyes glaze over and have no idea of what you speak. People think we are rich, no we worked in different countries and experienced the culture.

I'm American and have lived almost half of my adult life overseas, and all those points are spot on with my experience. OK, maybe not the hustle culture/overworking part since I'm one of those weirdos who actually likes working too much, but other than that, spot on imho.

Awesome video..

Well, someone has to leave a comment here 🙂

Fellow polisci major here going broke here in the USA. I'm doing a scouting trip for two months in either Bulgaria or Albania next year, if it works out I'll try going full time in '26 or sooner. Can't wait!

I've been to the US a few times and found the average American really nice and the country is beautiful but yes the car culture and gun culture scares the crap of me. It's just really depressing.

Did you really pay 21€ per day? 1 year later the prices are much higher.

I'm currently house sitting my cousins beautiful home and older cat. The cat and I have quickly become best friends. I thought hmmm, maybe housesitting would be a great way to see interesting places. I have a beautiful condo in my home town, and my best friend stays my spare room. Having a roommate allows me to live very reasonably in a very expensive city. I wouldn't want to leave my condo vacant for more than a week if I were to go away. Having someone in my home that I trust implicitly, would make it easy to travel alone. Here I am, watching your awesome pros and cons of housesitting video. This is the first video I've watched on the topic and I'm very intrigued. The information you've shared is invaluable, thank you. I started my CZcams journey almost 2 years ago. I quit my career in finance a year ago and have been a full time content creator ever since. I never gave the idea of being a digital nomad much thought. I will really think about it now. Thanks again for the great tips. Liked and subscribed. Best....Corrie😀🌍

Kouign amann...love eating it when in Brittany. 😋

What I don’t like with such statements, for example with Albania- you compare with your money. I live in Germany and now Asia, east Europe very good and I can tell you, the love for someone growing up and having to work hard is not as nice as in other western societies like the US. I actually think younger living in a bubble. Come on, take a small apartment in a not as nice environment in Kambodscha and work for a gas station or hotel and tell me in 10 years if you still think it’s a better life then compared with the same job and flat in the US.

The variety and quality of food in Germany is superior to anything you find in the US.

How house Sitting?😮

While I can see the validity of many of your criticisms - at least, from the point of view of a British person who has never lived in the USA - I feel that some of the criticisms are a little unfair. Comparing urban restaurant food prices in a Western developed nation with those in Eastern Europe or Latin America requires some nuance. My wife and I recently had a two course pub meal for £30 for the two of us. (So £15 a head.) This represented a huge reduction on the standard menu, where the main dish was priced at nearly £20. While there were some dishes, e.g.; Salads which were available (in other pubs) for just over half price, many dishes are £12-16, with steaks and some other meat dishes being more expensive - and I am talking about relatively cheap pubs and restaurants. These prices bear no resemblance to those charged at the upper end of chain restaurants and pubs, let alone the top class restaurants. While a $9 taco in Peru is a lot cheaper than a US taco at $15, that is only relative. The average Peruvian monthly income is less than a tenth of that of the average American, so that taco is actually much more expensive for the average Peruvian. Their "cheaper lifestyle" is actually more expensive over-all for the average person. And the "average" is a purely mathematical midpoint where half the population is above this point and half is below. It does not take into account that many Peruvians live on extremely low incomes. I have no idea what your income is and have no desire to know, but I am assuming that your experience of a reduction in costs has not been accompanied by an identical reduction in income, otherwise there would be no great savings in living abroad. As such, you probably have more disposable income than the average American or the average native resident of the countries you have visited. As such, even the comparison of housing costs is not truly representative, in the sense that the cost of your apartment in Bucharest was significantly cheaper, for you, than the American apartment that increased massively in price. However, the average Romanian monthly income is about a quarter of the average American or British equivalent and the Romanian apartment would be even more expensive, for the average Romanian, than your American apartment would be for you. If you make a similar comparison between the USA and other countries, you might revise some of your views. For example, while American homes are slightly higher cost to purchase, on average, than homes in the UK, they are much bigger: "The average house size in the UK is 76 square metres. In the USA, the average house size is 201 metres." Thus, American homes appear grander and more expensive, to the average British person, than they actually are. I wish you well in your life outside the USA, but your criticisms, while valid, appear not notice or ignore the real advantages you have, when compared to the average Cambodian, Bulgarian, Romanian or Peruvian person or even compared to the poorer UK or US citizen.

It is called crony capitalism.

You also make more money in the US. I live in the Bay Area and went for a vacation to China and Taiwan and the living cost there are jaw-dropping.

Hi All! I’m looking to move abroad and am finding requirements I do not meet- like Mexico might require almost 5k shown income per month. I’m curious about how many of you move abroad and continue making income and meet requirements. Also curious of what is recommended as far as the amount of savings needed to make that transition. I know it’s a vague question and a lot of variables. One of the primary places I’m looking at is Guanajuato, Mexico. I’m a single 53 year old and safety is important- as well as mild climate and lower cost of living. The superficial nature and consumerism is difficult here! Thanks so much for this video!!!

Gun violence, 6 degrees of freedom... A few years back I was watching a news story about a foriegner that was shot dead within 24 hours of arriving in Atlanta and realized it was my niece's boyfriend who just came to visit her. The later comment from his sister in Belgium... "This doesn't happen in my country". I am moving to Asia soon.

Hello, I intend to go at the end of July this year with my brother to carry out the administrative recognition process for Italian citizenship, but I am uncertain about my immigration situation. On my first trip to Europe, in July 2023, I returned to Brazil in December 2023, exceeding the legal limit by 2 months due to the birth of my cousin's son, who needed my assistance in Portugal. Entry and exit registrations were made in Madrid, Spain, without any warning. Can you tell me if I will have any problems with immigration from Italy, even after completing 180 days outside the Schengen area? Thanks!