Now, that is the kind of government that I can support. One who leaves you alone to be happy and live your life. Thank God there are still countries like Uruguay. I am definitely seeking residence there.
I was born and raised in Uruguay and I moved to United States 21 years ago, I become an American citizen and I love this country . I'm not comparing but I'm doing it.... both countries has good and bad but if that is your place in the world ,then that's awesome! Saludos desde Dallas Texas 🙋♂️
@@AaronInMVD hola muchacho soy uruguayo un gusto conocerte Uruguay también tiene cosas malas que los gobiernos quieren ignorar lo se a mí me gusta ee.uu desde chico todavía no lo sexque bibiria ahí en los bosques solo solo si podés contestarme te agradesco
@@ADAMREES-GRITGYM that’s what’s up people say it’s overly calm but for quality of life I’ll take Montevideo over Rio any day in the land of the Jesuit tea 🧉
I was raised outside of Chicago spent 20 years in Miami and moving to Uruguay was the bigest mistake i ever made and now im stuck and cant return but hey, at least a can smoke weed in public wow
So Glad I came across this as my husband and I are wanting to move to either Uruguay or Argentina, and are wanting more information to decide on which country. Any Idea's are greatly appreciated from anyone.
Uruguay's far more expensive. Argentina suffers from US style "we're big enough to get away with it" mismanagement.The choice is not as simple as it used to be.
I'm thinking about escaping the US kleptocracy. I assume there are fixer upper houses in rural Uruguay, say 10 miles outside a city. Thinking about greenhousing and permaculture. Would you happen to know a range of prices for a rural "livable shack" with maybe an acre or two? Online searches for rural properties are tough. Thanks.
I’ve been thinking about doing the same in a couple years in Uruguay. Seems like the way to go. Maybe check around the coast between Montevideo and Punta del Este or up north near Punta del Diablo if you want to be closer to nature
Same . Permie ..leaving usa for uruguay ..putting our home in usa on the market. Thinking of buying a large property there to subdivide with other permies
@@AaronInMVD en realidad no era 33, si no que eran masones, y usaban el 33 como mensaje para el resto de los paises como forma de informar la revolucion
Thanks. We do not realise Uruguay. We have problems, like others but fortunatly we do not have lots ot hate. En Usa democrats vs republicans, Argentina peronistas vs the others. I remember right and left sing the Himno together at Pocito's Rambla at the end of the political Campain. Then they finished dancing and singing. We can think diferent, it is ok because all want the best for Uruguay and uruguaians. Sorry my english is like Tarzan. Kriga bundolo
Punta Del Este is nice. It has a reputation as a single season city. When I went there this past summer it was noticeably depressed due to the lack of external tourists. Rocha has great beaches and nature. It really depends on what you are looking for.
It can be a challenge. I do suggest having a plan to support yourself. Uruguay works well for simple quiet lives. Medical careers can be tricky due to licensing and relatively lower pay, but there are some international firms here like Johnson and Johnson, 3M, and Globant that may have career tracks you can pivot towards with your experience.
Hi I just don’t get it, if carpet installer there makes 12000$ a year, how he can afford to buy new van for work and house for 230000, maybe something I don’t know. Is it true you need 3000$ a month to live there and if you only make 12000$ a year how is it possible
You can learn it. Won't take too long to learn the basics. Either way in Argentina and Uruguay about half the people there speak English since it is taught in the schools. I'm going to both places in a month with little Spanish so I will hope for the best. You have to go for yourself to make sure it is right for you.
You can't compare Uruguay with the wealthiest country that ever existed. Any comparison is unfair for both sides. Uruguay is roughly the size of Utah and population is slightly less also. Even comparing it state by state is also unfair as we don't receive federal funds from - again - the wealthiest country that ever existed 😂
Sure I can, because despite all of the US empire's advantages... Uruguay consistently beats it despite the unfairness you allege in comparing "the wealthiest" empire in history so far to a small yet reasonably well developed county. This suggests profound failures in management capable of overcoming all the the US's advantages. Anyways, the comparative Wealthiest-nest of the US is dubious. The US GDP has been smaller than China's since 2014 at the latest when adjusted for purchasing power parity or 2019 if you want to insist such adjustments are unfair.
Everything costs 3 times more in Uruguay, people earn 3 times less than in the US, the food? ask for oysters or crab legs or lobster it does not exist, just meat, hot dogs and french fries all over the place and one or two italian dishes, the fiood is plain and boring, the health care system, just dont get sick! you might have to wait for months for surgery, the hospitals are run down with street animals walking in and out, trash all over the city nothing is well maintaned, only the malls have some kind of air condition or heat nothing else does but hey., You can smoke weed free of troubles no problem because, you got to be high to live here,
Now, that is the kind of government that I can support. One who leaves you alone to be happy and live your life. Thank God there are still countries like Uruguay. I am definitely seeking residence there.
I like people like u who loves Uruguay 🇺🇾
I was born and raised in Uruguay and I moved to United States 21 years ago, I become an American citizen and I love this country . I'm not comparing but I'm doing it.... both countries has good and bad but if that is your place in the world ,then that's awesome! Saludos desde Dallas Texas 🙋♂️
Bienvenido Aaron! espero que te quedes mucho tiempo en Uruguay
Thanks for that info. Have been interested in Uruguay for some time. Sounds nice. Oh, and I dig that hair!
Excelente edición , nuevo suscriptor . Saludos desde Termas del Daymán , Salto , República Oriental del Uruguay ...
I'm sooooo close to doing it.
Welcome to Uruguay Sir.
Thank you for the excellent country!
@@AaronInMVD hola muchacho soy uruguayo un gusto conocerte Uruguay también tiene cosas malas que los gobiernos quieren ignorar lo se a mí me gusta ee.uu desde chico todavía no lo sexque bibiria ahí en los bosques solo solo si podés contestarme te agradesco
I like that several people in the comments are interested in moving to 🇺🇾, you're definitely welcome
Loved the video. Very informative.
Buena suerte en el paìs, ojalà venga màs gente joven, se los necesita.
Gracias
Illinois huh? I’m in Iowa now and we’re exploring the idea of moving to Uruguay
Nice man I’m in the same boat as you from chicago in driftless iowa, how’s the Uruguay plans going?
@@Soulseeologia slowly but surely
@@ADAMREES-GRITGYM that’s what’s up people say it’s overly calm but for quality of life I’ll take Montevideo over Rio any day in the land of the Jesuit tea 🧉
I was raised outside of Chicago spent 20 years in Miami and moving to Uruguay was the bigest mistake i ever made and now im stuck and cant return but hey, at least a can smoke weed in public wow
Monumental la bandera de detrás.
La de la patria, La Banda Oriental.
Sean los Orientales tan ilustrados como valientes.
Totalmente de acuerdo!
So Glad I came across this as my husband and I are wanting to move to either Uruguay or Argentina, and are wanting more information to decide on which country. Any Idea's are greatly appreciated from anyone.
Definitely not argentina..
Uruguay's far more expensive. Argentina suffers from US style "we're big enough to get away with it" mismanagement.The choice is not as simple as it used to be.
What we’re your pros & cons of Argentina vs Uruguay?
Hi. I wanna move to Uruguay so bad . We are trying to get there ..
Great video, thanks. I'm thinking of moving from Croatia when my son graduates in 2 years. USCIT but I also have zero interest in returning.
I'm thinking about escaping the US kleptocracy. I assume there are fixer upper houses in rural Uruguay, say 10 miles outside a city. Thinking about greenhousing and permaculture. Would you happen to know a range of prices for a rural "livable shack" with maybe an acre or two? Online searches for rural properties are tough. Thanks.
I’ve been thinking about doing the same in a couple years in Uruguay. Seems like the way to go. Maybe check around the coast between Montevideo and Punta del Este or up north near Punta del Diablo if you want to be closer to nature
@@carlosfranco2771 Where are u from, Carlos ?
I wanna escape too
Same . Permie ..leaving usa for uruguay ..putting our home in usa on the market. Thinking of buying a large property there to subdivide with other permies
I think the best option would be to buy land and basically build what you want on it.
LIBERTAD O MUERTE !
Soy hincha de la Bandera de los Treinta y Tres Orientales
@@AaronInMVD esa bandera nos representa a todos!
@@AaronInMVD en realidad no era 33, si no que eran masones, y usaban el 33 como mensaje para el resto de los paises como forma de informar la revolucion
@@mtrovero me gusta esta explicación
Thanks. We do not realise Uruguay. We have problems, like others but fortunatly we do not have lots ot hate. En Usa democrats vs republicans, Argentina peronistas vs the others. I remember right and left sing the Himno together at Pocito's Rambla at the end of the political Campain. Then they finished dancing and singing. We can think diferent, it is ok because all want the best for Uruguay and uruguaians. Sorry my english is like Tarzan. Kriga bundolo
Your English works well for you. Thank you for the kind words.
Good to know this
👏🏻
Welcome to Uruguay
what's your impression fo other parts of Uruguay outside of Montevideo? have you ever been to Punta Del Este?
Punta Del Este is nice. It has a reputation as a single season city. When I went there this past summer it was noticeably depressed due to the lack of external tourists. Rocha has great beaches and nature.
It really depends on what you are looking for.
I'm intrigued...
sounds like we moved from eeuu at the same time, are you applying for citizenship soon?
Hey I'm in Tampa but thinking about making the move at some point. Let's meet up on my next trip. I'm originally from there
American medical imaging tech here. What is finding work in Uruguay like? I intend to live a simple, quiet life should I move there.
It can be a challenge. I do suggest having a plan to support yourself. Uruguay works well for simple quiet lives. Medical careers can be tricky due to licensing and relatively lower pay, but there are some international firms here like Johnson and Johnson, 3M, and Globant that may have career tracks you can pivot towards with your experience.
Hi I just don’t get it, if carpet installer there makes 12000$ a year, how he can afford to buy new van for work and house for 230000, maybe something I don’t know. Is it true you need 3000$ a month to live there and if you only make 12000$ a year how is it possible
Aaron, My wife and I are thinking about moving to La Barra from Arizona. I grew up in Illinois, too. Can we talk?
Aaron is smoking weed this year. He'll be back mid-April 2023.
interesting. nice upgrade
I try sometimes.
How would someone who speaks no Spanish get by moving to Uruguay?
You can learn it. Won't take too long to learn the basics. Either way in Argentina and Uruguay about half the people there speak English since it is taught in the schools. I'm going to both places in a month with little Spanish so I will hope for the best. You have to go for yourself to make sure it is right for you.
What part of Illinois are you from?
I'm from the southern part, east of Saint Louis.
@@AaronInMVD I've never been there, I've been in Springfield and I live in Chicago.
@@lauruguayitausa I've visited both, prefer Montevideo by far
@@AaronInMVD Wow!!!
@@lauruguayitausa How are the closed captions?
As an uruguayan i cant belive you
Me tienes que estar cagando 😅
Pero es verdad. Hay cosas básicas que sirven bien en Uruguay que no sirven ahí
How are they about vaccination to enter
None of that anymore. I'm not vaccinated and don't even need to test for it anymore.
I thinh about uruguay like you
I appreciate that
short answer: the mj
this guy is high AF!
You can't compare Uruguay with the wealthiest country that ever existed. Any comparison is unfair for both sides. Uruguay is roughly the size of Utah and population is slightly less also. Even comparing it state by state is also unfair as we don't receive federal funds from - again - the wealthiest country that ever existed 😂
Sure I can, because despite all of the US empire's advantages... Uruguay consistently beats it despite the unfairness you allege in comparing "the wealthiest" empire in history so far to a small yet reasonably well developed county. This suggests profound failures in management capable of overcoming all the the US's advantages.
Anyways, the comparative Wealthiest-nest of the US is dubious. The US GDP has been smaller than China's since 2014 at the latest when adjusted for purchasing power parity or 2019 if you want to insist such adjustments are unfair.
This guy is bats.
Everything costs 3 times more in Uruguay, people earn 3 times less than in the US, the food? ask for oysters or crab legs or lobster it does not exist, just meat, hot dogs and french fries all over the place and one or two italian dishes, the fiood is plain and boring, the health care system, just dont get sick! you might have to wait for months for surgery, the hospitals are run down with street animals walking in and out, trash all over the city nothing is well maintaned, only the malls have some kind of air condition or heat nothing else does but hey., You can smoke weed free of troubles no problem because, you got to be high to live here,
I live in illinois, born raised new york. Illinois sucks
Be sure you will escape after 4 years
Been here more than 4 years now lol