5 countries Americans can Move in 24 Hours and No Income Required!

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  @adventurefreaksss · 4 months ago · pinned

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  @elund408 · 4 months ago

  take an extended vacation before selling up and fleeing. &nbsp; two months gets rid of the honeymoon attitude and shows you some reality &nbsp;3-6 months is better.

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  @ShaneBrzowski · 4 months ago

  Most of us are too poor to even leave

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  @alrent2992 · 4 months ago

  Belize, &nbsp;Cambodia, &nbsp;Albania, Philippines, and Georgia.

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  @UncleKauffee · 4 months ago

  I just stayed in the US. It’s HUGE. <br>I decided to retire 7 years ago (my spine made the decision for me) and decided to move 1200 miles away to off grid homestead at 6000’. <br>I may have to drive a half hour to get to the nearest gas station and 1 store town, but man is it worth it. No hindered views. No power poles or lines. No visible neighbors. Long stretch of the river. Irrigation water rights from it. It’s the bees freaking knees. <br>I’ve always loved camping. Now I live in a place that’s like camping… but with a house that has no electric bill. No water bill. No trash bill. <br>I can’t recommend it more.

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  @emickkart25 · 4 months ago

  Of course my pick is Batumi Georgia! Easy visa, modern vibrant city with cool coastal climate. Also something to note is you can own property there and get a bank account with just your passport and a local address.

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  @renegarcia7340 · 4 months ago

  The other thing to check are active volcanoes, earthquakes and other natural disasters. History speaks loud to help u make a choice

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  @gixellia8455 · 4 months ago

  My husband and I moved from the US to México 7 years ago. We never regretted our decision.

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  @BradLoSWVA · 3 months ago

  I like the concept of this video, I&apos;d like to see one where you talk more about employment opportunities and things like that. There are going to be a lot of non-boomers without hundreds of thousands in the bank looking into this topic. Going to go move to some beach somewhere is lovely and all, but lets talk about places where an American aged 20-50 may be able to start a new life with little to no savings.

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  @reb569 · 4 months ago

  A former school classmate of mine, and his wife relocated to Albania earlier this year and absolutely love it.

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  @russell2449 · 4 months ago

  I love Albania BUT A HUGE PROBLEM with staying more than 6 months (183 days to be exact) is that staying beyond that period means the Albanian government will TAX YOU FOR YOUR ENTIRE YEAR&apos;S INCOME, smh!!!<br><br>That was an enormous surprise and I&apos;m glad I found out before overstaying that period, there&apos;s no carve-out for things like Social Security for US citizens (guess there&apos;s no formal agreement or something). So if you can afford to pay it then no problem, but for someone like me barely surviving of my SS income there&apos;s no way I can take that kind of financial hit.

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  @mikevuk8973 · 4 months ago

  I’m chilling back home in Montenegro 🇲🇪 <br>After 40 years in the USA.

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