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lol, thanks!

Hello, I have a problem. I have a crypto deposit and would really need some help to be able to trade the funds. I don’t know who to call! I just wanted to get some direction. can anyone help me?

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We stay about a month in most cities, but sometimes up to 88 days. We really don’t carry a lot of cash with us. We use the ATM. We carry two great credit cards. They are available on our website. I highly recommend the Chase card and with our link you get 75k points. www.warrenjulietravel.com/essentialtravelresources The Schwab card reimbursed for ATM fees and the Chase card saves us on foreign transaction fees, and we get points on purchases that we can use to redeem for cash to pay each statement.

@WarrenJulieTravel Thanks. Can I open a bank account in local bank ao that I can get the cash by ATM?

Yes, we concur. Shocking was the perfect title for this video

That is a wonderful problem to have! We don’t have a $3k budget per month. We actually live on far less than our budget. The traveling by car is done for our dogs. Our rescue dog grew much larger than we expected and cannot go in cabin. We have chosen to travel by car for this reason. With this budget, you will have a luxurious existence. If we budgeted $12-$15k per month, we would substantially increase our lodging budget. Since flights are not part of our lifestyle at this point, it is hard to say whether that could be improved or not with a higher budget, but I would assume it would allow for business class travel etc. it’s very easy to spend substantially more on restaurants than we do. I prefer to eat at home more often especially in highly touristy cities and places as the food is sometimes subpar. It’s extremely easy to spend a lot more in certain countries such as Switzerland or the Scandinavia region. Our main audience is not living on $12k- 15k per month. We did not set out to become a budget channel, but once we began this lifestyle and realized how much less we actually truly needed to live we decided to share our experiences with other people. We rarely spend 40% of our expected monthly budget that we budgeted at retirement. We slow travel, living mostly like locals, we didn’t set out to be full time tourists or fast travelers. So if you do want to tourist or fast travel you can easily max out your budget, but then you miss out on the experience of understanding the culture and meeting people. Thanks for watching:)

Yes, smoking is very prevalent throughout Europe.

Please send me an email at warrenJulietravel@gmail.com and I will forward it to her.

I do think there are properties along the same road but the last open unit in this villa was just sold. Thanks for watching:) If you need a realtor please email us At Warrenjulietravel@gmail.com

Please send us an email to warrenjulietravel@gmail.com We will forward it to our residency expert.

Turks in Britain can be an Expat, I assume you’re American? Here is the definition we use and my statement from our Facebook Group: Let’s define the term Expat, we occasionally hear negative comments about the term expat from people in Latin America or South America, where some try to spin a false race or wealth definition. The term in Europe, and Asia does not exude this negativity and is better understood. So to clear any debate that may arise, here is my understanding and definition of Expat. An expat, encompasses individuals from various linguistic and cultural backgrounds who reside outside their native country. While the term "expat" is commonly associated with English-speaking individuals, it's essential to recognize that expatriates represent a diverse spectrum of nationalities, languages, and ethnicities. They may be professionals, students, retirees, or individuals seeking new experiences abroad. Expats contribute to the cultural fabric of their host countries, enriching communities with their unique perspectives, traditions, and skills. The expatriate community enhances cultural exchange and fosters understanding across borders, emphasizing that expatriatism transcends linguistic boundaries to encompass a global tapestry of experiences and identities.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Antalya has very affordable prices on fruits and vegetables especially if you are living on USD etc.

It’s a lovely city. Very beautiful. Thanks for watching:)

Residency through home ownership is very restrictive. Residency through corporation is not restrictive.

@WarrenJulieTravel you can leave the country for extended periods through corporate resident permit?

Yes

@@WarrenJulieTravel thank you!!

Gdańsk / Gdynia Poland is a favorite Summer destination.

We did that too. We sold the things they did not want. Thanks for watching:)

It’s a lovely little city:)

We were extremely pleased with our dental care. Thanks for watching:)

You must do that to live there. It used to be a capitalist country before the WOKE LEFT turned it into communism and Socialism.

Well said! As we said, it’s about living to work in the US. Our mindset has completely shifted in the past four and a half years.

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching:)

Thank you. We appreciate you watching:)

This is such a difficult dilemma for so many people and we had no idea how many couples out there are dealing with this. From time to time we’ve received emails and numerous comments throughout different videos we’ve done, but there seems to be quite a lot of people in your position. There’s really no easy answer for it. I think a few people have some great ideas of doing some shorter jobs of a month as a test run for their spouse. Perhaps, the unwilling spouse will get the travel bug like many and realize what they’re missing out on or perhaps they’ll realize that they actually don’t appreciate the lifestyle. It’s always worth a try.. Best of luck to you. Thanks for watching. :)

Thanks so much for your response. I travel overseas with my wife once a year and by myself another time. She loves places like New York, Vancouver, Banff, Barcelona, Florence, Greek Islands, etc. so we do that together & her limit is 2 weeks before she has to be back with the kids/dogs/Australian lifestyle. I particularly love everywhere in SE Asia,& India, Sri Lanka, so I do that alone. Recently I went to Mexico and Peru. I know I’m very lucky to be able to do that and am grateful. But in the end I see that as a couple of fun holidays and completely different to doing what you do. Completely different. I would love to and I have a strong yearning to slow travel the world for the next 10 years with a couple of weeks a year back in Australia for family reasons. But she doesn’t and as you say this difference in lifestyle perspectives/priorities is pretty common amongst your viewers. Given I love my wife I’m not sure there is an easy answer to it! You both seem to be on the same page which is great and lucky.

Yes, the one regret we have is that we sold our homes in Florida. Of course, the regret we have is that they have doubled value in the last two years. I completely agree, staying in touch is extremely simple in today’s world. Thanks for watching. :)

@@WarrenJulieTravel Prices in Florida have gone through the roof.

Yes they have:(

Thank you for such kind words. We appreciate them. I hope you have an opportunity to see many of these places. We feel so very blessed to have experience so much in the last four years. We addressed the topic about spouses, not being in sync with each other for this lifestyle in our last video. It is incredible to us. How many people have asked our advice about this particular subject. We didn’t realize there were so many couples with the dilemma. Thank you for watching :)

We do not know, however it is not on the horizon or if it is, they will not be going Schengen for many years.

Unfortunately, as we understand it, you must have a written contract from an employer in order to qualify for the nomad visa. We are happy to put you in touch with the Residency expert if you wish to speak to him. I know that this Visa is new and laws are changing all the time in this country. If you would like to get in contact with him, please email WarrenJulietravel@gmail.com and we will get the information to him Thanks for watching:)

Our friends purchased two properties and the budget for repairs was about 20k€ each.

We didn’t realize it, but we neglected to say not only did we receive this email, but we are often emailed about this topic and have many UA-cam comments on it as well. It certainly is a hot topic. Thanks for watching :)

They can definitely find junk food. It’s available.

We didn’t spend a lot of time in Bucharest, but it did have some charms. We really loved Brasov and Sibiu.

And can you legally work remotely with income outside Montenegro if you have residency by buying a property? Or freelance in Montenegro?

That was the value for citizenship by investment. That program is not available any longer. There is no minimum requirement for real estate. It must be habitable and not land.

Please do! Thanks for watching:)

That is awesome! Thanks for watching:) check out our house swap group if that’s of interest. It is slowly growing.

That’s a great idea for many people. Our son visits us and enjoys seeing other countries. Thanks for watching:)

Thank you for watching our channel, please feel free to look at our extensive library of over 300 videos on these topics. They are quite extensive. Thank you.

We have been doing this, please look at the other 300 videos that we have made sharing our life, expenses and locations and our Airbnb.

Yes, this is their complete cost for the entire year.

@@WarrenJulieTravel Wow! 😮

If you watch the video, he explains what things cost in the area, and provides examples of costs for a regular person’s budget in Stuttgart Germany. We are spending five weeks this summer in Germany ourselves, and will share our experiences on life there. I think they did a good job explaining the necessary cost of life in the country, sharing examples of the cost for a flat etc. We aim to share the cost of living anywhere we have the ability to, not just the lowest cost examples, but the true cost to be comfortable somewhere.

If you’re speaking to our home base, we are on the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.

We enjoyed doing this video:) We look forward to your updates!

Depends I guess, generally no. We travel full time and don’t have a problem, but we have cards meant for this lifestyle to avoid foreign exchange expenses. Here is a video on credit cards and more financial information Top Travel Credit Cards For Expats: Save Big On International Fees! | WarrenJulieTravel.com ua-cam.com/video/IH4mV9qxvcM/v-deo.html

We wish you luck. Thanks for watching:)

Thanks for watching:)

I think there are many variations to this issue. We could certainly have gone on and on with this discussion, but we would lose viewers quickly. It’s really a tough conundrum. It really is all about compromise. Sometimes, people don’t realize the joys of traveling like this until they have tried. A career is important, but if it’s not essential for financial independence, it really comes down to compromise and giving up things in order to experience a completely different life. Thanks for watching:)

I agree and furthermore one partner might enjoy slow budget travel whilst the other partner wants fast luxurious travel and everything in between!

That’s absolutely true!

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching:)