Before you pick a place based on vibes, you better make sure you qualify to live there. My entire business is based on matching people’s preferences with what countries will take them. Don’t get emotionally invested in a country before you know if there is a visa path for you. The first steps to start a new life abroad are very analytical. You probably qualify to live in dozens of places you had never even considered, but they could become great options for you. It’s easy to get swayed by viral countries because FOMO is real. But, your perfect country doesn’t have to be everyone else’s perfect country. Let me help you find where you can start a new life abroad. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokEncyclopediaContest #creatorsearchinsights
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you're preparing for a life you don't even qualify for. When you start researching where you're going to move, there's this natural tendency to research things that don't matter at all. You start to get emotionally invested in a place because you're looking for apartment prices and you're looking for schools for your children and you're doing walking tours of the neighborhood on YouTube, but that is not how you figure out if you're going to go move somewhere. You have to figure out if you qualify to live there before you get all wrapped up in the details and the nitty-gritty of researching things like pricing or education. A lot of my job ends up being bringing people back down to reality so that they can actually figure out where they can move instead of being often la la land thinking about places that they don't qualify to live. So if you are somebody who wants to move abroad, I definitely encourage you to stop the kind of research that you're doing and start looking at where do you qualify to live. What kind of visa do you actually qualify for? And that is what I actually do. I help you figure out on a global level which visa you qualify for. So if you're somebody who has or can get remote income, I help you figure out where you can live. If you're somebody who has retirement income, I help you figure out where you can live. Or if you're someone who has passive income, I help you figure out where you can live. And figuring out where you can live is actually the first step to moving abroad. It is not all the other fluffy stuff that you fantasize about in terms of moving abroad. It's the details of getting the government to agree to let you live there. My comment section is always filled with Americans saying that they want to move to a specific country. They want to move to South Korea. They want to move to Italy. They want to move to Brazil. And if it's within my power to help you move to your desired country, I absolutely will. But nine times out of ten, they don't actually have a way to move to that country. And it's just kind of a pipe dream that's derailing them from actually doing the right research to get them on the path to moving abroad.
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