Post: #26

(07-03-2017 06:25 PM)Spaniard88 Wrote:  

(07-03-2017 04:17 AM)This Is Trouble Wrote:  1 year and be prepared to hustle. Hard.

You're a machine.

The volume of your work output is incredible.

Thanks, I appreciate that. I don't know though. I went from $100 a month when I left in February of '16 and now am clearing $4-5k a month.

If you know the right things to do and consistently put in the work, I have no doubts most people could replicate at least HALF of that.

Post: #27

(07-08-2017 04:22 AM)Ray Carlton Wrote:  I agree with the other posters here, it is less important how much you saved up. It is more important what your passive income is.

If you live from your savings, you will run out of money sooner or later.

It takes time to launch a successful business and you probably won't make much in the first year or two. At the time the business is starting to kick-off, you have already ran out of money.

Why don't you take action for getting started on some passive income now?

It is indeed a good idea to get a passive income. What do you suggest then for a younger guy as me to get as passive income? ( Blog over all my travel, a book about my experiences abroad?,..).

I will start with this as soon as i get more time. The problem now is that i don't have time.( i just started work now temporary at a multinational and after my working time, i head to the gym and after this i still do a pimsleur spanish podcast a day, and this daily) . And also the problem was before that i was more focused on saving a specific amount before leaving West-Europe forever than instead of having an passive income.

Post: #28

(07-08-2017 02:35 PM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  

(07-08-2017 04:22 AM)Ray Carlton Wrote:  I agree with the other posters here, it is less important how much you saved up. It is more important what your passive income is.

If you live from your savings, you will run out of money sooner or later.

It takes time to launch a successful business and you probably won't make much in the first year or two. At the time the business is starting to kick-off, you have already ran out of money.

Why don't you take action for getting started on some passive income now?

It is indeed a good idea to get a passive income. What do you suggest then for a younger guy as me to get as passive income? ( Blog over all my travel, a book about my experiences abroad?,..).

I will start with this as soon as i get more time. The problem now is that i don't have time.( i just started work now temporary at a multinational and after my working time, i head to the gym and after this i still do a pimsleur spanish podcast a day, and this daily) . And also the problem was before that i was more focused on saving a specific amount before leaving West-Europe forever than instead of having an passive income.

Neither of those. They are a poor ROI, especially for the first two years.

Niche sites, higher-end freelancing, or hell, even dropshipping, all have higher likelihood of succeeding and will get you money coming in faster

Post: #29

Before you leave the airport terminal with over $10,000 in cash, remember that if your country Customs form require you to declare cash amounts over a certain level, you HAVE TO DECLARE IT! NO EXCEPTIONS!

Do not hide it, because even if you stack an extra 10,000 Euros using 500$ bills, Customs agents can detect that in a heartbeat.

The last thing I want to see a fellow Red Pill RVF man to suffer is for him to save over $10,000 in currency, only for ALL OF IT to be seized under police-state, anti-money laundering legislation.

Also take in mind, that even if you declare the excess cash, a bitchy female feministe Customs Agent may try to make your life harder by locking you up in a room & interrogating you about the source of funds.

Even if you replied that you saved it up, they will ask you about your profession, or if it's real Chanty Binx, they will temporarily seize your cash until you apply for a release of your property.

Well, at least that's in the USA and Canada. I'm not sure how Western Europe is in relation to carrying "large" amounts of cash through borders....Your best option is to open an internationally recognized bank account which you can access your funds on foreign ATM fees...The ATM fees may be at least $10-20 per withdrawal, including currency exchange fees of 1.5% per withdrawal, but at least that is better than transporting cash.

Right now, Canada and USA are clamping down real hard on "money laundering" that even paying a store cashier with a $100 bill is considered "suspicious". Guess who does most of the reporting? Complaint feminist cunts! Be advised on your local laws when carrying ca$h out of your country of origin.

Post: #30

^ Why would you want to carry cash? No one is saying you need to pull 10k+ cash out of your bank account before leaving the country.

For U.S. folks, Charles Schwab allows you to withdraw cash in other countries without paying exchange fees, and all of your ATM fees get reimbursed at the end of each month.

Post: #31

(07-11-2017 08:59 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Before you leave the airport terminal with over $10,000 in cash, remember that if your country Customs form require you to declare cash amounts over a certain level, you HAVE TO DECLARE IT! NO EXCEPTIONS!

Do not hide it, because even if you stack an extra 10,000 Euros using 500$ bills, Customs agents can detect that in a heartbeat.

The last thing I want to see a fellow Red Pill RVF man to suffer is for him to save over $10,000 in currency, only for ALL OF IT to be seized under police-state, anti-money laundering legislation.

Also take in mind, that even if you declare the excess cash, a bitchy female feministe Customs Agent may try to make your life harder by locking you up in a room & interrogating you about the source of funds.

Even if you replied that you saved it up, they will ask you about your profession, or if it's real Chanty Binx, they will temporarily seize your cash until you apply for a release of your property.

Well, at least that's in the USA and Canada. I'm not sure how Western Europe is in relation to carrying "large" amounts of cash through borders....Your best option is to open an internationally recognized bank account which you can access your funds on foreign ATM fees...The ATM fees may be at least $10-20 per withdrawal, including currency exchange fees of 1.5% per withdrawal, but at least that is better than transporting cash.

Right now, Canada and USA are clamping down real hard on "money laundering" that even paying a store cashier with a $100 bill is considered "suspicious". Guess who does most of the reporting? Complaint feminist cunts! Be advised on your local laws when carrying ca$h out of your country of origin.

If you get "caught" with 10.000$ in cash in Switzerland, then they are going to ask you whether you are grocery shopping.

And if you get caught with 500.000$ in a suitcase, then they are going to joke, that it is no crime to be poor.

Western Europe and certainly Eastern Europe as of yet do not have the draconic Orwellian laws that they have in the US and Canada. There are people who withdrew money in the US and wanted to buy a house in cash (old folk will sometimes do that), cops seized the cash and even refused to release the funds after it was 100% proven that the cash came from a bank account just 30 minutes before. That kind of seizure so far does not happen.

There are regularly folk who pay 50.000$ in cash for cars or have 3 mio. $ in a suitcase that they deposit in a Swiss or Austrian bank account.

Post: #32

(07-12-2017 02:27 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(07-11-2017 08:59 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Before you leave the airport terminal with over $10,000 in cash, remember that if your country Customs form require you to declare cash amounts over a certain level, you HAVE TO DECLARE IT! NO EXCEPTIONS!

Do not hide it, because even if you stack an extra 10,000 Euros using 500$ bills, Customs agents can detect that in a heartbeat.

The last thing I want to see a fellow Red Pill RVF man to suffer is for him to save over $10,000 in currency, only for ALL OF IT to be seized under police-state, anti-money laundering legislation.

Also take in mind, that even if you declare the excess cash, a bitchy female feministe Customs Agent may try to make your life harder by locking you up in a room & interrogating you about the source of funds.

Even if you replied that you saved it up, they will ask you about your profession, or if it's real Chanty Binx, they will temporarily seize your cash until you apply for a release of your property.

Well, at least that's in the USA and Canada. I'm not sure how Western Europe is in relation to carrying "large" amounts of cash through borders....Your best option is to open an internationally recognized bank account which you can access your funds on foreign ATM fees...The ATM fees may be at least $10-20 per withdrawal, including currency exchange fees of 1.5% per withdrawal, but at least that is better than transporting cash.

Right now, Canada and USA are clamping down real hard on "money laundering" that even paying a store cashier with a $100 bill is considered "suspicious". Guess who does most of the reporting? Complaint feminist cunts! Be advised on your local laws when carrying ca$h out of your country of origin.

If you get "caught" with 10.000$ in cash in Switzerland, then they are going to ask you whether you are grocery shopping.

And if you get caught with 500.000$ in a suitcase, then they are going to joke, that it is no crime to be poor.

Western Europe and certainly Eastern Europe as of yet do not have the draconic Orwellian laws that they have in the US and Canada. There are people who withdrew money in the US and wanted to buy a house in cash (old folk will sometimes do that), cops seized the cash and even refused to release the funds after it was 100% proven that the cash came from a bank account just 30 minutes before. That kind of seizure so far does not happen.

There are regularly folk who pay 50.000$ in cash for cars or have 3 mio. $ in a suitcase that they deposit in a Swiss or Austrian bank account.

I understand your point of view mate but I'm not having the plan to take any huge cash with me. Maybe some 500 USD local currency to the country i'm going , the rest i will keep on my bank card.

I have a local bank card here in Western Europe + a master card linked to this local bank card. And my local bank card is worldwide activated plus i have now registered a PayPal account, normally it should be enough to withdrawal money everywhere in the world. In China for example everything was working fine before. But if i lose one of my cards, i'm screwed off course.

And how do the other expats it here: where is your registrated address for taxes,administration,... and do you have to pay taxes if you are digital nomad ( so if you get paid by paypall or does it depends from country to country?)

Post: #33

@ Clean Slate: Several men I know wished that they can leave Canada/USA with at least 100,000$ (or 74,500US$) savings "in cash" to migrate to their Asian Poo$y paradises of Thailand & Philippines....Charles Schwab is a good idea, but I've heard that it's exclusive for American residents only? Did they allow other countries and locations? The only "international" or in particular "Asian" wide bank that I know of is HSBC...Great for those who want to travel to Asia as HSBC is popular in Hong Kong and China.

I wouldn't advise anyone to land in Philippines with $100,000 in cash unless they want to become an example of Duerte's "War on Drugs"....Plus, sheeple are conditioned to believe that a single man carrying $100 bills is a drug dealer or a pimp, or recently, a camel rider from a desert.

@Zelscorpion: US asset forfeiture laws are being challenged as unconstitutional in several states. It is unfair that a donut eating pig can seize cash from the innocent to finance their police state.

In Canada, there was a story where a woman falsely accused a man, not sure if she knows him or not, and the police seized his cash, but he didn't get the full amount back & he doesn't have any recourse because it's his words against lying pro-feministe police.

I know in Canada some cunt reported me because I tried to pay with a $100 bill (which a fucking Canadian Bank teller gave to me)....I later sensed someone following me for at least 5 minutes while walking north to Steeles Ave.

When I crossed over Steeles Ave to Vaughan/Thorn-hill, that individual fucked off, so it was likely an undercover cop who didn't have a right to "investigate" past the city of Toronto boundaries & he would have looked like a racist fucker if he tried to inform York Regional Police about someone paying a transaction with a $100 Legal Tender Bill.

Canadian sheeple are no different than American sheeple, only way more feminist.

Post: #34

@ OP, you're good to go if you have an internationally recognized bank account where you can access your cash from World wide ATMs without the excessive fees and Currency Exchange commissions that eat up your savings slowly.

I'm not sure which Latin American/Asian country you want to reside in, but I know from experience that in Venezuela, its currency collapsing...Euros are actually "high" right now at 1,14$US per Euro.

Post: #35

Schwab is American only.

Seriously though guys, don't let damn ATM fees be the detriment towards making the leap and going after what you want. Be smart about it, sure.

But seriously - we're talking about the occasional $5-$10 fee and making it sound like it's climbing Everest. It's not that hard.

Post: #36

@ This is Trouble....I'm not against Foreign ATM fees if that is the only method to access a bank account, though Charles Schwab sounds like a great option.

At least that is better than a cunt Customs & Border Patrol agent seizing over $10,000 of your cash before leaving feministe hellholes like Canada or certain counties of the USA.

I agree that $5-10 is minimal compared to losing over $10,000 cash at a feminist terminal because of a spiteful cunt.

Post: #37

I still don't understand why you're hung up on taking 10k+ cash when leaving the border. I mean, why would you do that? There's no real reason to. You can just open a bank account abroad (yes I know it's hard but I've been able to) and wire the money to it.

Post: #38

Carrying over 10,000$ declared cash out of Canada or USA is not illegal. However, single men are likely to be sent to an interrogation room because of paranoia against single men.

It's mostly American men who seek advice from me about their move to mainly Asia, where they tell me that because of pro-feminist former US President Barack Obama enacting FATCA in 2009-10, dozens of financial institution in Asia are refusing American citizens to open bank accounts because of FATCA compliance issues.

In other words, many men who want to leave Canada/USA are stuck in a trap in regards to opening foreign bank accounts, because to hire a lawyer to open one can cost a few grand.

The only option for American men is Charles Schwab, but this implies that the American man must retain ties to the USA as he is using an American bank account....Some American men want to sever ties with America so badly that they are considering cancelling their citizenship....But this was back in 2014 & with Trump being elected as POTUS, American men I know aren't that desperate like before.

Plus, it's not that easy to open a bank account in foreign countries, because foreign countries are also forced to comply with FATCA, which nearly affects every financial institution in the world except for Switzerland, Cyprus, Isle of Man & a few other tax havens...However, traditional offshore havens like Cayman Islands & Panama are being forced to comply with FATCA.

However, because OP is in Europe, he has several options such as Isle of Man, Jersey, Luxembourg, or even an Eastern European financial institution which isn't paranoid.

As you said, OP can wire his savings from his primary Bank account in his country of origin to his foreign bank account that he anticipates to open, or if he finds an International-friendly bank in Europe to conduct worldwide ATM transactions at low or minimal cost, that's even better.

Post: #39

(07-13-2017 03:00 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  Carrying over 10,000$ declared cash out of Canada or USA is not illegal. However, single men are likely to be sent to an interrogation room because of paranoia against single men.

It's mostly American men who seek advice from me about their move to mainly Asia, where they tell me that because of pro-feminist former US President Barack Obama enacting FATCA in 2009-10, dozens of financial institution in Asia are refusing American citizens to open bank accounts because of FATCA compliance issues.

In other words, many men who want to leave Canada/USA are stuck in a trap in regards to opening foreign bank accounts, because to hire a lawyer to open one can cost a few grand.

The only option for American men is Charles Schwab, but this implies that the American man must retain ties to the USA as he is using an American bank account....Some American men want to sever ties with America so badly that they are considering cancelling their citizenship....But this was back in 2014 & with Trump being elected as POTUS, American men I know aren't that desperate like before.

Plus, it's not that easy to open a bank account in foreign countries, because foreign countries are also forced to comply with FATCA, which nearly affects every financial institution in the world except for Switzerland, Cyprus, Isle of Man & a few other tax havens...However, traditional offshore havens like Cayman Islands & Panama are being forced to comply with FATCA.

However, because OP is in Europe, he has several options such as Isle of Man, Jersey, Luxembourg, or even an Eastern European financial institution which isn't paranoid.

As you said, OP can wire his savings from his primary Bank account in his country of origin to his foreign bank account that he anticipates to open, or if he finds an International-friendly bank in Europe to conduct worldwide ATM transactions at low or minimal cost, that's even better.

You're making a mountain out of a molehill. ATM's abroad charge a few bucks to access cash from whatever bank you use in America (or most banks anyhow). This is a non-issue.

As far as severing ties to America, that's a completely different conversation altogether.

Post: #40

RBerkley doesn't seem like a bad type and his participation in this forum has been helpful and polite. However, he does seem to have a bit of a tendency to hyperfocus on certain details, such as anuses.

(06-27-2017 12:55 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ....yet the important topics in Jamaica are for Western tourist pedophile faggots & lesbians to shove their cocks into 8-year-old boys anuses for "Gay Rights"...

(06-22-2017 01:19 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  ^ That female teacher probably seduced the student to suck his cock or get him to fuck her in her asshole…. Empowered women these days don’t care if they bend over for even a 5-year-old boy to insert his wee-wee into her ass, yet feminazi teachers will indoctrinate female students from young to hate everything about the male gender.

(06-30-2017 09:16 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  @ Numanist: Faggots fucking each other in their asshole, or lesbians carpet munching on school girls don't sustain civilization.

(04-16-2017 04:18 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Why would 1,100 battyfucking battymen want to stalk another close-anus faggot to rape him in his anus, but there is not outrage on the Dating app Corporate nor media to label those faggots as sexual deviant people????

(04-15-2017 07:22 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  If a chicks practice clean hygiene, it is a turn on to see a clean pussy and her anal hole,but (no pun intended), I'm not sure about anal sex on a woman.

Not sure why a woman's pussy-hole is located so damn close to her anus, If you eat her ass cheeks and/or her pussy, you're gonna end up eating her anus no matter which position.

(03-28-2017 11:35 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  @ Captainstabbin:

Because of Radical Feminists, the Average 10-year-old child in Canada or USA will know more about their naked female teacher or "breastfeeding mother" while us 20-somethings know that when we were teens, that video of 50 cent Disco Inferno was rated X-rated back in the day. It was considered "pornographic" at that time.

But because of Slutwalk culture, the average 10-year-old Johnny is exposed to more feminist nudity, pussy, anus and titties than any male adult will find in his lifetime.

(02-20-2017 09:04 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...a whiff of her anus...

(02-20-2017 07:37 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  If she asked to be buggered inside her battyhole, then why the fuck she later claim that she was "raped, raped, raped, raped, raped (speaking like Rihanna in "Work" song)?

What was the reason? Was the hemorrhoid inside her anus burst when the cock went inside her ass? Did she accidentally shit up on the bed when the cock came out of her ass? Did she farted & then let a stream of shit on her partner's penis when she agreed to let him fuck her inside her ass?

What could it be "rape" when the woman requested consensual anal sex? If the boyfriend's dick was covered in shit & fart, then he was olfactory raped. His nose was raped. His appetite was raped.

Now you see why feminazis don't want me in Law school? This cunt wasn't raped. She probably farted & shit on her partner's dick & wanted to get back at him after he complained about it.

(02-19-2017 03:21 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...her anus wasn't showing...

(01-28-2017 12:59 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  The same could be compared to the Western world where 14-year-old chicks would dress in a short skirt wearing no panties in class to get good grades from the teacher, but I guess this newspaper article is explaining that female students are not considered the "victims" that the Western media try to portray regarding sexual misconduct of male teachers with female students.

You will rarely read in a Canadian or American newspaper about the female student behaving flirty to the male teacher, but you will read about the "innocence" of an overpaid female teacher who was caught taking cock in her mouth, pussy and anus from several underage boys while luring & sexting several others at the same time.

(01-13-2017 06:19 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Was the chick a Buddhist immigrant, or the typical Angloskank who thinks that her anus is a sexual organ?

(01-07-2017 05:59 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...a bleached woman's anus looks tempting.

(10-31-2016 03:56 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...the feminist mothers are sick fuckers for playing mind games with their underaged sons by "teaching" them how to finer their feminist mother's breast, vagina or anus, but out of nowhere, she "revokes her consent" which traumatizes the child because he is at no fault when it was his mother who posed naked in front of him & "taught" him how to finger her shithole and fish-smelling cunt, but under Feminist Sheria Law, her son is now a "wapist" because the feminist mother revoked her consent while she was permitting her son to go fist deep inside her asshole.

The requirement to declare $10,000 or more in currency when crossing international borders seem to be his new area of interest.

Post: #41

Damn, @RBerkley, for someone that's "not sure about anal sex on a woman," you've definitely got anal sex on the brain, dude.

I say you go out, do it, and get it over with, man, this is way too much focus on something you supposedly haven't even experienced.

It's not healthy to carry around mental baggage that's that heavy.

Post: #42

Leaving with $15k in a debit card/pre-paid card is good. However, you still need to learn or know a skill that you can use to get a job when you first arrive the country before you eventually start your own business and you become self employed.

Post: #43

(07-13-2017 04:12 AM)Suits Wrote:  RBerkley doesn't seem like a bad type and his participation in this forum has been helpful and polite. However, he does seem to have a bit of a tendency to hyperfocus on certain details, such as anuses.

(06-27-2017 12:55 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ....yet the important topics in Jamaica are for Western tourist pedophile faggots & lesbians to shove their cocks into 8-year-old boys anuses for "Gay Rights"...

(06-22-2017 01:19 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  ^ That female teacher probably seduced the student to suck his cock or get him to fuck her in her asshole…. Empowered women these days don’t care if they bend over for even a 5-year-old boy to insert his wee-wee into her ass, yet feminazi teachers will indoctrinate female students from young to hate everything about the male gender.

(06-30-2017 09:16 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  @ Numanist: Faggots fucking each other in their asshole, or lesbians carpet munching on school girls don't sustain civilization.

(04-16-2017 04:18 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Why would 1,100 battyfucking battymen want to stalk another close-anus faggot to rape him in his anus, but there is not outrage on the Dating app Corporate nor media to label those faggots as sexual deviant people????

(04-15-2017 07:22 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  If a chicks practice clean hygiene, it is a turn on to see a clean pussy and her anal hole,but (no pun intended), I'm not sure about anal sex on a woman.

Not sure why a woman's pussy-hole is located so damn close to her anus, If you eat her ass cheeks and/or her pussy, you're gonna end up eating her anus no matter which position.

(03-28-2017 11:35 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  @ Captainstabbin:

Because of Radical Feminists, the Average 10-year-old child in Canada or USA will know more about their naked female teacher or "breastfeeding mother" while us 20-somethings know that when we were teens, that video of 50 cent Disco Inferno was rated X-rated back in the day. It was considered "pornographic" at that time.

But because of Slutwalk culture, the average 10-year-old Johnny is exposed to more feminist nudity, pussy, anus and titties than any male adult will find in his lifetime.

(02-20-2017 09:04 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...a whiff of her anus...

(02-20-2017 07:37 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  If she asked to be buggered inside her battyhole, then why the fuck she later claim that she was "raped, raped, raped, raped, raped (speaking like Rihanna in "Work" song)?

What was the reason? Was the hemorrhoid inside her anus burst when the cock went inside her ass? Did she accidentally shit up on the bed when the cock came out of her ass? Did she farted & then let a stream of shit on her partner's penis when she agreed to let him fuck her inside her ass?

What could it be "rape" when the woman requested consensual anal sex? If the boyfriend's dick was covered in shit & fart, then he was olfactory raped. His nose was raped. His appetite was raped.

Now you see why feminazis don't want me in Law school? This cunt wasn't raped. She probably farted & shit on her partner's dick & wanted to get back at him after he complained about it.

(02-19-2017 03:21 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...her anus wasn't showing...

(01-28-2017 12:59 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  The same could be compared to the Western world where 14-year-old chicks would dress in a short skirt wearing no panties in class to get good grades from the teacher, but I guess this newspaper article is explaining that female students are not considered the "victims" that the Western media try to portray regarding sexual misconduct of male teachers with female students.

You will rarely read in a Canadian or American newspaper about the female student behaving flirty to the male teacher, but you will read about the "innocence" of an overpaid female teacher who was caught taking cock in her mouth, pussy and anus from several underage boys while luring & sexting several others at the same time.

(01-13-2017 06:19 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Was the chick a Buddhist immigrant, or the typical Angloskank who thinks that her anus is a sexual organ?

(01-07-2017 05:59 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...a bleached woman's anus looks tempting.

(10-31-2016 03:56 AM)RBerkley Wrote:  ...the feminist mothers are sick fuckers for playing mind games with their underaged sons by "teaching" them how to finer their feminist mother's breast, vagina or anus, but out of nowhere, she "revokes her consent" which traumatizes the child because he is at no fault when it was his mother who posed naked in front of him & "taught" him how to finger her shithole and fish-smelling cunt, but under Feminist Sheria Law, her son is now a "wapist" because the feminist mother revoked her consent while she was permitting her son to go fist deep inside her asshole.

The requirement to declare $10,000 or more in currency when crossing international borders seem to be his new area of interest.

His 2 main areas of interest are not mutually exclusive, mind you: you don't want to know where he probably intends to hide his 10.000-dollar wad of cash, next time he'll cross an international border...

Post: #44

(07-15-2017 12:22 PM)Tayo Wrote:  Leaving with $15k in a debit card/pre-paid card is good. However, you still need to learn or know a skill that you can use to get a job when you first arrive the country before you eventually start your own business and you become self employed.

Indeed, but i'm thinking to start with 24k€ like adviced here on the forum.

Teaching English/ an online job ( as sales/ customer representive) would be a good start, then i could focus on location independent self employed lifestyle. I'm focusing on linkedin at the moment to search for this options ( teaching job or online job)

I'm checking Airbnb at the moment for several locations what is the accomodation cost like in certain countries( Damn Colombia would be cheap, you can find decent rooms for about 229$ a month) I could live at least 1 year decent in that country without spending to much.

Visas/
I checked the possibilities for a working holiday visa for several countries which my country has an agreement with. The only 2 countries that appeal me are Taiwan and South Korea. Don't know how it's get paid over there. Wil follow this up.
China will be a pain in the ass to get a visa for sure, you need at least 2 or 3 years experience for a work visa .

Other preparations:
Sold my car and will inform how get rid of my hospital Insurance ( which i won't need anymore when i will live abroad)

Post: #45

Roosh, do something about this thread.

I don't know how it's gotten from the lamentations of the "War on Cash", to Suits cherry picking a few comments relating to Emma Suckowitz & sodomite female teachers (out of nearly 1000 of my comments/posts) to label me as a 'battyman'.

Roosh, you need to look into this thread. It's gone off-trail, from advice on the Anti-Money Laundering Act and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, to comments about buggery, battyman and mule....

Post: #46

(07-15-2017 05:12 PM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  Indeed, but i'm thinking to start with 24k€ like adviced here on the forum.

You don't need that if you establish a reliable income source first.

For example, if you were going somewhere with a job already lined up, you'd just need a few thousand USD to get started.

Quote:Teaching English/ an online job ( as sales/ customer representive) would be a good start, then i could focus on location independent self employed lifestyle. I'm focusing on linkedin at the moment to search for this options ( teaching job or online job)

Have you considered getting a job that combines the two? Online English teaching is a new trend. Having witnessed some lessons in progress, I think it's retarded from the perspective of actual education, but it would be a convenient way to earn money while travelling.

(07-15-2017 05:12 PM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  I'm checking Airbnb at the moment for several locations what is the accomodation cost like in certain countries( Damn Colombia would be cheap, you can find decent rooms for about 229$ a month) I could live at least 1 year decent in that country without spending to much.

Do consider the downsides to sharing a place with other people.

(07-15-2017 05:12 PM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  Visas/
I checked the possibilities for a working holiday visa for several countries which my country has an agreement with. The only 2 countries that appeal me are Taiwan and South Korea. Don't know how it's get paid over there. Wil follow this up.
China will be a pain in the ass to get a visa for sure, you need at least 2 or 3 years experience for a work visa.

I don't think the two year rule is really enforced. As long as two years have passed since you graduated university, you should be good to go.

I've had multiple work visas even within two years of my university graduation date and all the processing authorities seem to do is confirm the date of graduation on the copy of my diploma, which my employer usually doctors to make it look like I graduated earlier than I did.

(07-15-2017 05:12 PM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  Other preparations:
Sold my car and will inform how get rid of my hospital Insurance ( which i won't need anymore when i will live abroad)

If you've already sold your car, it sounds like you are serious. That's a nice change from the guys who come in here, ask for advice on how to change their lives and then do nothing.

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(07-15-2017 06:10 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Roosh, do something about this thread.

I don't know how it's gotten from the lamentations of the "War on Cash", to Suits cherry picking a few comments relating to Emma Suckowitz & sodomite female teachers (out of nearly 1000 of my comments/posts) to label me as a 'battyman'.

Roosh, you need to look into this thread. It's gone off-trail, from advice on the Anti-Money Laundering Act and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, to comments about buggery, battyman and mule....

Why don't you just start your own thread with the appropriate title? That way people will know exactly what it's about, instead of trying to shoehorn that topic into a very loosely related thread.

I have the same concerns as you do regarding the hostility towards cash and KYC/AML laws, so I am sure it will generate a lot of interest.

Post: #48

(07-15-2017 06:10 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Roosh, do something about this thread.

I don't know how it's gotten from the lamentations of the "War on Cash", to Suits cherry picking a few comments relating to Emma Suckowitz & sodomite female teachers (out of nearly 1000 of my comments/posts) to label me as a 'battyman'.

Roosh, you need to look into this thread. It's gone off-trail, from advice on the Anti-Money Laundering Act and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, to comments about buggery, battyman and mule....

Post: #49

You're too much, RBerkley. You're like the aspy kid that hangs out with the crew because he's the little brother of one of them.

It's all in good fun.

Post: #50

(07-15-2017 06:10 PM)RBerkley Wrote:  Roosh, do something about this thread.

I don't know how it's gotten from the lamentations of the "War on Cash", to Suits cherry picking a few comments relating to Emma Suckowitz & sodomite female teachers (out of nearly 1000 of my comments/posts) to label me as a 'battyman'.

Roosh, you need to look into this thread. It's gone off-trail, from advice on the Anti-Money Laundering Act and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, to comments about buggery, battyman and mule....

If you don't like the thread, don't read it. Click the X button. Don't keep posting material that makes it easy for others to poke at you. The mod team is not your personal bodyguard service.