My second home is Belize. It's a great place to live for ex-pats.
isn't belize kind of a hellscape.. the island life may be nice, but don't expats get kidnapped for ransom there?
Topic: I am currently country shopping. What are some good ones? - page 4. (Read 8002 times)
isn't belize kind of a hellscape.. the island life may be nice, but don't expats get kidnapped for ransom there?
HK is worth considering given China's hitherto benign stance on cryptos
The fact that HK is under China's thumb is also a big negative. I think even if HK were independent they'd be more open to cryptos. Not sure if I can offer a good alternative tho. Maybe Singapore? Just throwing something out there
My second home is Belize. It's a great place to live for ex-pats.
go to thailand. if you are a white guy, they love whities there. if you go to bars and clubs, the women there will approach you. the country is fairly modern, so i wouldn't call it a 3rd world country. cost of living is not very high either.
I'd avoid Thai women at bars and clubs; they're not there to find lovers as much as they're looking for sugar daddies.
they are searching for Love.
or you life in russia. Snowden seems to like it too
With the most expensive city in Europe?
Also , why do you think people run from Russia?
go to thailand. if you are a white guy, they love whities there. if you go to bars and clubs, the women there will approach you. the country is fairly modern, so i wouldn't call it a 3rd world country. cost of living is not very high either.
I'd avoid Thai women at bars and clubs; they're not there to find lovers as much as they're looking for sugar daddies.
they are searching for Love.
or you life in russia. Snowden seems to like it too
One question to consider is which countries will allow you to stay indefinitely as a non-citizen without a job. Unless you're willing to frequently return to the states, that might limit your options somewhat.
Considering this, I could see myself as a world traveller. Stay in a country as long as you can, then move somewhere more fun and do it all again. Maybe only for like a year or three, but I'd like to do this
life is too short for any one place
Philippines I would agree with - mainly English speaking with Christian tradition, but a large indigenous Muslim population if you are Muslim.
Easy to fit in. Friendly people. Cheap to live if you want to. Sunny beaches everywhere.
Easy to fit in. Friendly people. Cheap to live if you want to. Sunny beaches everywhere.
I also think the Philippines might be a good place to stay for a while. Never been but I think it would be a decent place to look into, especially if your ok with moving every 6 months or so.
isn't costa rica really expensive? it's a common destination for american expats after all.
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Costa+Rica
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Costa+Rica
Costa Rica
How about Uruguay?
Great beaches, clean, safe, and loves Bitcoin.
Great beaches, clean, safe, and loves Bitcoin.
Philippines
You can live there for a couple hundred a month, easy to find a good girl, most young people speak some english, language is easy to learn.
If you want, you can easily disappear, especially in Manila.
You can live there for a couple hundred a month, easy to find a good girl, most young people speak some english, language is easy to learn.
If you want, you can easily disappear, especially in Manila.
Sun , beach , plasma tv at half price , welcoming people tired of the Us > Venezuela )))))
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he's looking for a cheap place to live. living in HK is probably just as expensive as live in america.
I don't know if it is possible but take a look at the United Arab Emirates, Dubai!
Goto India, Mumbai or Bangalore.
Mumbai being the financial centre is one the most expensive cities in India.
One question to consider is which countries will allow you to stay indefinitely as a non-citizen without a job. Unless you're willing to frequently return to the states, that might limit your options somewhat.
Goto India, Mumbai or Bangalore.
whoa, $700-$180 for monthly rent in the city for the philippines.. that's pretty damn cheap and you don't need to learn a new language. http://www.expatfocus.com/expatriate-philippines-currency-costs
cambodia can be quite dangerous and their infrastructure is not as up to date as vietnam. you could get by in vietnam, but the language barrier sucks.
How about Cambodia or Vietnam? They're cheaper (and poorer) than Thailand.
cambodia can be quite dangerous and their infrastructure is not as up to date as vietnam. you could get by in vietnam, but the language barrier sucks.
How about Cambodia or Vietnam? They're cheaper (and poorer) than Thailand.
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