Women are sick and tired of needing to be vigilant all the time. Our cortisol levels are out of control. Our nervous system is shot. Our give a fucks are gone. White American men are making life in the United States a battle ground for women. Walking after dark shouldn’t be considered a risky behavior. Wearing weather appropriate clothing shouldn’t be seen as a provoking element in sexual assaults. Becoming romantically involved with a man shouldn’t end in abuse for 1 in 3 women. There are eight countries where passive income can give women legal residency and safety. These expat friendly countries are all in Europe and come with a myriad of other benefits such as better healthcare and educational outcomes. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights
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They tell us everywhere is dangerous, and we should just stick it out in the United States because it's no more dangerous than anywhere else. But that's a lie. The facts are that there are safer places for women to exist without being scared constantly. I went to the data at Georgetown University and used the Women Peace and Security Index to go through all of the countries that are safer than the United States by the data so that you can understand where as a woman you would be able to move with passive income and feel safer on a day-to-day basis. Passive income is a kind of income where you are not actively working for it. That's going to be income that you are earning from things like rental properties, investment accounts, royalties from songs or books that you've written, passive income from digital products that you may have created that continue selling in the background without active work from you. These kinds of incomes qualify for this specific category of visa and it's something that I help Americans use to move abroad. I'm Veronica and five years ago my family left the United States using passive income in order to now live on three different continents. We've had a global lifestyle and it's all thanks to passive income and the visas that exist around the world welcoming us to come live there because of that kind of income. Of the countries that are safer than the United States for women, I found eight different places that allow for passive income in order to qualify to go live there. If you're ready to stop being scared on a daily basis and get out of the United States, these are the places you can go. Austria, France, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland. If you're feeling ready to leave but you don't know where to go, book an exit plan consultation with me and I'll help you sort out your logistical reality with where in the world will take you.
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