Live Like a King in Istanbul: Luxury Living in Turkey 🇹🇷
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00:00 Start
00:28 Istanbul Morning Activities and Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Turkey
5:56 Nişantaşı Neighborhood and Lifestyle in Istanbul
9:03 Fine Dining at a Favorite Restaurant and Service Culture
12:02 Street Food Experience
13:32 Visit to a Traditional Turkish Hamam
16:47 Dinner at a High-End Restaurant with Views of Istanbul
19:43 Reflection on Building a Successful Business
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Which city do you want us to cover next?
You need to get Alex hormozi to chat and leave the U S. As well. 💪
Tbilisi, Kuala Lumpur, anywhere in Africa
Do you think guyana will be the next tax location since it is now oil rich like duabi?
❤ these vlog country tour videos please keep em coming❤
I've met people from Turkey in several countries, they're very elegant, well spoken, fine manners and very cool folks to talk too, great intelectual and puntual. Greetings from Colombia.
I think you met representatives of the old elite.
not what i have seen and my town is like 25% Turkish
Absolutely lovable people and very classy
@@belstar1128 Exactly right, and me too from who I've met and let us not forget their Ottoman history which speaks for itself and the Armenian Genocide of early 1900's!!!
I met my first Turkish person in college, she was lovely, smart and knew more about some black jazz singers than I did. Very cultured, but she was upper class.
I have an Aunt from Turkey. The love and attention she shows to us as visiting family and the elegance in the way she does things says so much about the culture she grew up in. Respect.
Glad it connected with you.
is there a lot of job opportunities there?
This series is a great idea, and I especially appreciate that you point out "living like a king" isn't about gaudiness, showing off excessive wealth, or being the loudest or most annoying person in the room. Your representation of both Istanbul and Bogata will prove to be advantageous to both cities, I think, as well as to those seeking out the places where they will be treated best. Well done.
That's very kind of you; thank you.
is there a lot of job opportunities there? i would like to live like a king and have some good jobs opportunities but its hard to find and can you find job if you only speak english?
“Turkey is a service culture” - perfectly said. Never had a bad experience in Istanbul with service.
Great Marketing buddy!
I’m Turkish living in the US and can confirm this. Service is the best in the world. Merchants go above and beyond for customer satisfaction.
Is it tip reliant service?
@@RavarsenBlogspotNo
@@hakikitosunpasabenim3088 and not necessary to overtip to get that excellent service? Or Would services guys not expecting tipping at all to have that good service?
Americans Overtipping culture is Toxic.
We stayed in the old city about 2 blocks from the Hagia Sophia and it was one of the best experiences that I've ever had. As an Australian staying in a Muslim country (that we tried to invade) we were a bit apprehensible at first, but the locals loved us. Such wonderful people who gave us lifelong memories of which we are forever grateful for the hospitality that they offered us. I can't wait to get back there for ANZAC Day in the next few years with the wife and kids when they get a bit older. We originally stayed for 9 days but I'll make sure we stay longer next time. So much to do. So much history to admire. Awesome place. Awesome people.
I appreciate that you experienced the world famous Turkish hospitality. Aussies are very welcomed in Turkey even though you guys tried to invade us 😂but still we have a connection in history upon which we can build our relationship. You should visit Çanakkale and Gelibolu peninsula for the historic places and taste Balıkesir olives, ezine cheese, and Kaz mountains where you can have an amazing view from the hills.
Try to invade again😂
Love the vibe of the video. Turkey was the first country I traveled to, and I was immediately amazed by Istanbul's stunning views, delicious food, and affordable prices.
Love Andrew even more seeing him interact with other people in these Anthony Bourdain esque interviews. Y’all should do more like this, he’s a charismatic and respectable guy
They're even built the same. 😁
I thought the very same.
I was thinking likewise this video reminds me of Anthony bourdain vids . I hope he does similar videos showing other cities .
Yes, but Bourdain would ALSO explore the nightlife of the city, which is always missing here. Gogo Andrew : Let’s see Istanbul after sunset !
I will never stop falling in love with Istanbul! Insanely beautiful city that vigorously attacks all of your senses.
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@@nomadcapitalist Hey Andrew, where's all the women?
There's nothing but dudes here for some reason!
We lived there for year a little while back, and we would have stayed on if they had agreed to renew my visa... Turkey, its people and its cats, is truly and incredible country!!! What a fabulous experience. Priceless.
We stayed in the Nişantaşı neighborhood for about a month before moving to Kurtuluş...Our first meal was at the very House Cafe you were meeting Erkan Yilidirim. 😊
We still miss it and its people so much from time to time, like right now while watching this video😅, but we are so grateful to have had this superb opportunity... What a gift!!!
☀
I was in Istanbul a couple years ago, investigating the city and Turkey in general. My main impression was: the city was hugely underappreciated, it was huge, it had an abundance of goods and services (some people praised the local healthcare for being decent and affordable, among things that I experienced for myself), it still had great potential, it was rather safe, it was international, yet real estate there was more than affordable.
Since then, they had a surge of inflation, and their currency depreciated quite a bit. Yet, I still hold to my view: it was way underappreciated back then, and it still is now. On a whole range of parameters, Turkey is doing so much better than many, many other countries with more expensive real estate and more stable currencies.
If its government doesn't run the country into the ground, I believe it has potential to really shine in the future. And, yes, it is a bit of a consumer heaven.
Very accurate observations.
Having Turkey as your backdrop is so beautiful
I traveled for 7 months through India, Nepal, Turkey, Greece, Albania, other parts of the Balkans. Learned a lot and found it's a lot of places talked about on this channel. Spent a lot of time on this street
Nice one Andrew. I have been a Turkish expat for over 20 years working in and visiting many countries. I have came back with my family to Turkey after 15 years, now very recently recently left again. Cannot live without Turkey, Istanbul, the Aegean. The colour of life is there.
Lovely; thanks for sharing!
I have never seen Istanbul in this way at all. How absolutely gorgeous
Loved exploring Istanbul with you!
Very happy to have filmed and edited this video in Istanbul, a great experience seeing the city!
Well done, sir!
Despite the severe depreciation of the Turkish Lira and the volatile economic performances of Turkey, Istanbul might still be an ideal place for investors due to its strategic location nestled between Europe and Asia. Capital inflows in Turkey have surged over the last decades regardless of upheavals.
This series just keeps getting better! Hope to see it continue plus grow your audience and business! Thanks.
Much appreciated; thank you.
This is something everybody should experience at least once in their lives.
I moved from Mexico to Istanbul turkey the summer of 2022 for 3 months to escape the Mexico heat. I loved living there.
I am a solo traveling Black female, and I traversed both sides, European and Asian, and I was very safe and felt very welcome.
If you are considering Istanbul, GO!
The only problem are the visas. They keep not renewing visas of those that moved there within the past 2 years. It’s very problematic.
They did just introduce a digital nomad visa, but they could change that at any moment.
Lastly, it is very difficult and expensive to secure short term housing in a Digital nomad situation, so be aware of that.
I also want to say that Turkey has been dealing with CRIPPLING inflation and the devaluation of the Turkish lira.
This has caused an increase in the anti-expat sentiment because the increasing prices are being blamed on the influx of foreigners vs the government, which is really behind it.
Please do not go there and gloat about how far your dollars go. Please have empathy for the Turkish people because they are truly suffering.
In watching this video, I truly miss Istanbul. If they would let me stay for longer than 90 days at a time, I would add it as my 2nd country I live in for half the year.
Thank you very much for this update. 90 days is more than enough me to explore turkey. It's on my list for next year.
Thanks for this interesting post Shelia, so where did you go instead?
We spent the first 3 months of 2021 in Istanbul and we loved it. We have been slow traveling since 2015 and this is one of our favorite cities. It’s exotic yet felt safe and fairly easy to navigate. If the gov introduced a retirement visa, we would seriously consider making Türkiye our home base.
I tutored a Turkish woman online and she shared how BAD IT WAS economically for them- professionals. This was maybe 3 years ago.
The point you made about Dubai is SO important. Dubai technically can offer a lot of the liberalism mixed with authentic culture experience however it is cursed by geography. It's in a VERY unstable neighborhood and it's weather in general is pretty harsh for international people (though that isn't a huge deterrent for a lot of ppl tbh). The REAL issue is that Dubai (UAE) is surrounded by unstable nations, war and/or just nations that are wildcards in general. Turkey's neighborhood is mostly peaceful (at least the western and northern regions are definetly safe). It is approximate to the rest of Europe and other regions that are rather desirable and places you'd want to visit or even temporarily live in etc.. It's just perfectly placed and has that EXACT balance of authenticism, eastern culture and western elements.
Wonderful to see Istanbul being featured in a great video. One of the world's top cities and the video does it proper justice.
As the title says this is the luxury living style in Istanbul which majority of Turkish people are NOT living like this. The locals are suffering from many economic downsides like high inflation and high interest rates. the minimum wadges can not buy you a house or a car maybe in 100's years.
The changing in laws and regulations also towards the Foreigners Residency Permits makes you near impossible to get a RP right now. Turkish citizenship by investment in real estate now is 400k $ which give many other alternatives elsewhere around the world. My advise to any foreigner is to consider traveling there for short term touristic reasons, and most importantly has to be careful from getting scammed in prices and dont get into arguments between locals as it might be not end well.
Majority of Turks ?! This channel is NOT aimed at the majority if the world. Its aimed at rich people who already live in luxury.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 you do not understand this man correctly. People are suffering as same as your servants in Istanbul. You can be %1 of the top class in Istanbul but it won't change the service you take or the product quality you going to have because the whole country sinking with its people they do not give you any advantage in being luxury...
The locals are there to serve wealthy immigrants and expats.
@Neilharry who gives a fu@ck😂
@@JohnnyTog354 💯 Thanks for the explanation
Cost of living in Istanbul is now higher than Tokyo in many items. +70% USD inflation in food prices and it doesn't look like it's gonna stop soon. It doesn't provide the value it used to. It's still good to explore. Staying there just a few weeks is still a great experience.
This!!! I was in the verge of saying the same. Prices have doubled/tripled in USD terms in the last few years. It isn't a good value for money destination anymore. But great city/country/ nevertheless.
Hit the nail on the head 🤝
Yok ananın .....,bu kadar yalan söylenmez.utannnn
I was always planning to retire in Vietnam or the Philipines... But now, I'm starting to lean towards modern Muslim countries cuz they dont tolerate degeneracy 🏳️🌈
The human body is a gift. Not to be mocked by carnal desires, but to be revered and respected during earth life. ❤
My boi, Turkey won’t disappoint
Yeah, ain’t that wonderful? And the next thing they may not tolerate is you 😂
Islam is degeneracy
@@herecomesforego1787if you’re not an ass or illegal or a little bitch that but he’s about our history and successful conquests and empires then we have no problem ❤
For 5-digit semi-nomadic entrepeneurs like myself:
- 183 days in Georgia if you can qualify for a 1% tax on your business type.
- 182 days in Turkey
Alternatively, do Bulgaria with a de facto inverse progressive total tax rate: 7.5% if you make 1 million USD, but more like 15% if you make 60k USD. If you make 40k USD or less, you should not be going to Georgia nor Bulgaria. In that case, Turkey 365 days a year may be better for you.
My plan was to pick a tax free or low tax country to retire to. The problem is that most countries would tax your pension income, your investment income and interest on foreign bank accounts. I am only talking about £20k max PA. Turkey seems high tax when you convert to Lira whereas Georgia is tax free, yet the quality of the country is poor as is housing
Do Georgia have any DTA with normal westen countys?
I love Istanbul. Taking an evening yacht tour on the Bosporous is an unforgetable experience... ❤
Love Istanbul. Rich in culture and history
The most beautiful city in the world , full of energy & surprises .
This is a great series idea. It shows how the rest of the world is and the life that can be had there
Glad to have you.
Nice to see you’re in Istanbul. I never realised that you had a base there. I’ve been following you for a couple of years now. If you need any help, you know I’ve lived here 35 years 🤠
I have traveled to Turkey before and absolutely loved it. This video has definitely given me a greater perspective of Istanbul can’t wait to go back!!
Great to hear!
In a world of people being afraid to show off and live, this video was awesome! I hope there will be more like this from other places around the world
Stay tuned!
What an incredible content editing. May Be a masterpiece. Everything is top-level, even Andrew's presentation.
One of the best sights of sounds of Istanbul.... Nice to see plain and simple coverage of Nomad Capital! Excellent place to start something where you connect Asia and Europe!
Istanbul has the best of Europe and Asia! Wonderful place and would be very livable ❤
Istanbul is great better than dubai
Why better than Dubai?
@@tiyes94 Dubai is so plastic and fake. Concerete and glass. All is that Dubai can offer.
@@tiyes94History,Culture
I dunno maybe you would have lots of fresh air
because it has three times less pollution than dubai one of the most polluted cities in the world
in many of these CZcamsrs in Dubai you can literally see the pollution in the sky it's one of the most polluted cities in the gulf which is already a very polluted place,
only oman has good air quality over there@tiyes94
istanbl is a lie!
So I spent a year in Bulgaria. Tax rate landed at about 15%, which was twice the rate I was initially promised.
Not a big deal, but I don't know a single good company there for excellent tax advice and service.
So, I left. Now, in Georgia, I am super-happy with the assistance I'm getting.
And I've secured 1%, so that's a 15 times upgrade over Bulgaria.
Bulgaria is nice for cheap beach vacations, but the main reason to live in the capital of Sofia
would be if you happen to have a good job there.
Georgia beats Bulgaria in digitalization, ease of doing business, and things like that.
Bulgaria's bureaucracy felt really opaque. I was outsourcing everything and had no idea how to do things myself.
They did not teach me how to be self-sufficient, and they were expensive.
Legal advice in Georgia is costing me about 1/3 of what I was paying in Bulgaria.
Nothing was truly bad in Bulgaria, and it's got some advantages, like the German Kaufland is a better hypermarked than Carrefour in some respects.
I have nothing against Bulgaria and I would go again. But after moving to Georgia, I don't have any urgent reason to go there again.
Istanbul is probably 10x better than Sofia, and I look forward to confirming so myself.
I read recently the US and NATO are trying to instigate civil unrest in Georgia. Is this true or have I been lied to again
You seem to be interested in women with beautiful mustaches in Bulgaria and Georgia. Do you like them?
This is new idea that has taken me away from my "Bourdain like" series! Amazing Andrew - I wanna see more like these!!
Thanks for the great video! 👏 I absolutely love Istanbul, especially for its service, which makes it a great place to live!
I visited Istanbul briefly in 2015 and it definitely has changed for the better from a NC perspective. Going to have to return in the near future.
I love Istanbul! This new series knocks it out of the park, Andrew! Kudos
Thank you!
Istanbul is a treasure house of opulence and poverty, according to my former bosses who had to flee the UK due to sanctions and had their homes seized and bank accounts frozen.Yet they travel to Turkey for clothing,food,wine and still have jets serviced in adjoining countries and their children educated internationally and their dental work also carried out in Istanbul.They have houses and farms in the countryside looked after by wonderful people and even export their produce to the UK and the rest of Europe and the USA,amusing! They are easily turning over a lot of money per year per business and their boats still travel the seas to the USA and yet they are sanctioned. Amazing.
I have been to Türkiye one and the landscape of Istanbul is beautiful, but it’s a very crowded and busy city, especially on the European side, which may or may not be the energy you are looking for.
I enjoyed the Asian side of Istanbul for being more orderly and less chaotic.
great video ! It gives us a broader perspective of Istanbul and Turkey in general, love the shots!! I hope to visit soon
A real gentleman never leaves his phone on the table❤
Man this video was just too short. We need more information. I'm a German-Turkish guy and making serious plans to move to Türkiye until 2030.
My routine is I wake up and take a shower and brush my teeth. After that, it’s anything goes 🤷♂️
The routine thing is just scammer self help gurus invented to sell courses or create content, maybe doing some meditation helps to people very stressed but is not necessary for everyone
@@DerHammerSpricht I like to take a big heavy dump first thing. Money can wait.
We have been planning our move to Türkiye since last October and have watched countless videos of Türkiye. This is the best and most inspiring video of Istanbul that we have seen. Now…if we can just sell our house in the U.S. we’ll be set.
Thank you! Good luck with your move and let us know if we can help you.
This was incredible Andrew.
Love this series! Can’t wait for the next episode. So much more authentic than a travel vlogger. Great taste by Nomad Capitalist as always.
Awww, thank you!
I have a Family friend from Turkey 🇹🇷 He and his wife gave me a “Blue Eye” I Look Forward to spending some time there! I Love Türkiye 🇹🇷 You look 👀 Dapper Andrew! Cheers 🥂
Another fascinating tour. Thanks for sharing. Nothing like I thought it was. You're certainly living life to it's fullest and helping to show others all these options. Looking forward to seeing more of these tours.
I love Istanbul. There are so many incredible and luxurious places to experience that you might never expect.
I loved Turkey. I miss having tea in those perfect little glasses, too! Perfect video ❤
I love this live like a king series! Thanks Nomad Capitalist for taking us on your adventures! 👑
Our pleasure!
The food looks unbelievable!!
Love my homeland 🇹🇷❤️
Istanbul looks amazing, the luxury and elegance are beautifully captured! great job on this video!
Thanks a lot!
By far the best video you have done in my opinion. This sells the country and the city in a way that makes it a must see. I hope this becomes the new format.
Thank You And Congratulations!
Thank you! You can also see our Bogota episode: czcams.com/video/2T_LFhCYsDc/video.html
I have lived in Turkey for about a year collectively, I recommend that you go to Aheste in Istanbul, this is a really nice dining experience.
Andrew, this is especially fascinating to watch as right now, I’m around 2km away, also in Istanbul, living a more modest life but also loving being here. Inflation is rampant but I also believe the longer term outlook for Turkey is very strong financially as I feel a huge vibrancy and potential in the country more than I feel in the Western European country I am currently resident. Tough transition for local people living on a very tight budget. Istanbul is a great place to be for a few weeks and also I love the cats 🐈🐈⬛!!!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Amazing video as always! The mix of vibrant culture, stunning architecture, and bustling streets is captured perfectly.
Glad you enjoyed it
Your presentations are always first class. I share many with my daughter, as she becomes a citizen of the world.
So glad to hear that! 😊
I really like your style, it's always interesting to see videos about beautiful cities like Istanbul from different perspectives, it just opens your eyes to another world.
Glad you like it!
Fun video! I love Istanbul; it’s one of my favourite cities in the world. So vibrant, and lovely people.
Another excellent and super informative video of Andrew guiding us through the city! Loving this series and can't wait for the next episode 😎
Thank you; more to come!
Andrew, you have to visit the Aegean as well. Aegean is a whole different experience unlike Istanbul's chaos. Some nice spots to visit; Izmir, Urla, Çeşme, Datça, Bodrum etc. I am Aegean, born and raised in Izmir, then I lived in multiple European countries but was never satisfied so I returned back to Izmir. Çeşme is a coastal town near Izmir and it's a paradise for people who work remotely. You have multiple crystal clear beaches on both sides of the peninsula, depending on the wind you can choose either flat water or waves. I can go for a swim session between my meetings. We also have some of the nicest windsurf spots here. There is no loss of time, no traffic, you can reach any cafe, shop etc within 15 mins max. Let me know if you are around.
Antalya
We are currently visiting our holiday home in Kusadasi , the Aegean coastline is stunning. We’re from London , and hope to retire to Turkey one day.
Sounds idyllic 🎉
Turkey is the best in the world! It’s a bridge between Asia and Europe and Middle East
Great video. Well done for upgrading to this format, which you really killed like a pro. Like they say, pictures are worth a thousand words. I think had you started this five or ten years ago you channel should be reading millions of subs because you flow like a natural, but now you will start to see the rise. Great work and Eastan Bull is now on my bucket list because of you! :)
OMG that Hammam is gorgeous! He needs to get investors or work with others to bring folks in.
Thank you so much !
EYE-OPENING
Loved this exploratory video of Istanbul, the history and business aspects!
Thank you, Mr. Mansfield!
There was a time when Turkish government used to encourage foreigners invest and buy buy properties in istanbul they were even giving citezship and passports but opposition party was not happy , many rules have changed , now if you buy an apartment they would not allow electric and water supply be under your name unless if you rented out to a Turkish person and they would register elec and water under his name
That's a bummer.
Strange... So what would happen if you don't want to rent it out - you live in it yourself..? Who would they address your utilities bills to? Or are you saying that they just wouldn't let you be connected to the utilities supplies? Strange.
You dont have to physically rent it out just a formality ( paper only ) could be any Turkish friend you trust
Fantastic video, already looking forward to watching more of this series!
More to come!
I'm a big time cat lover and their culture cherishes cats. They all feed the cats and rather than home them as pets, they're treated as if they're community pets. I've seen many videos on this topic.
Yes, they do!
They have both beloved house cats and beloved street cats
I live in Istanbul for part of each year. Generally what you a few saying is kinda sorta correct but it’s a lot more nuanced and much of Türkiye isn’t service oriented and can be an incredibly frustrating place to live and just do the basics. Certainly the more touristy and cosmopolitan areas are better but once you’re out of those areas you’ll need the patience of a saint
Well, clearly he's catering to a high net worth crowd
can you say more
@@cultytalkwhile making generalisations about Turkey and like you’ll will never leave those one or two streets
@@marcelchaloupka Whaaaaaat??? I never said a WORD about Turkey! I'm hoping to visit soon after I go to Africa for the THIRD TIME 🤪. Maybe you don't understand English? 🤷♀️ I SAID that HE (the man who made the video obvi) caters to a certain type of high-end clientele... UNDERSTAND?? If not, get off your couch for once & go back to class. Bye
@@cultytalk you comprehension skills need a tuneup
Thank you for sharing such important details with us. This is very interesting and much appreciated!
I am happy to see you in Turkey.
Amazing video, can't wait to visit Istanbul! 🤩🤩
What a great video, Andrew! Every time I see your videos I feel like I’m living through you vicariously. You put a lot of work into that video. Great job!
Wow, thank you!
Great production, loving the 'Live like a King' series. Kindly do more.
More to come!
Love this type of content Andrew please keep it coming but in other locations!
Stay tuned!
Lovely information about Istanbul, Amazing ep! Totally enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Turkish Hospitality is a trademark.
I love this Andrew, more videos like this if you could please, and thank you.
More to come!
Genuinely, I want to see more of this.
First love the format, second those restaurants blew me away❤❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Without a doubt, one of my favorite cities! The video was simply fantastic. ❤
Great video! Thank you for this wonderful CZcams series!
Thanks for watching!
I absolutely love this series!
Awww, thanks
Great work! I’m really enjoying this series.
Glad you enjoy it!
Incredible work from Andrew and team, keep up the greatness 👏🏻🙌🏻
Didn't want this video to end. Great series!!
Thank you!
This is valuable for anyone looking to expand their global freedom. Great job!
One of the best cities and country in the world! I was blown away by Instanbul when I visited. Even crazier than NYC so much diversity and busy streets loved it. And the food is ridiculously delicious
One of your BEST videos! More like this please!
Stay tuned!
Love this series, I was in Istanbul many years ago, can't wait to go back.
"İstanbul"
Love this format. More!