WHY WE MOVED TO TURKEY | 10 Reasons To Live in Turkey 🇹🇷 |

WE MOVED TO TURKEY and it was the best decision we took. This video explains the main 10 reasons why Turkey NEEDS to be on your list of destinations to travel to! 🇹🇷

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00:00 Intro

00:52 Our Journey

01:20 Reason #1: Turkish FOOD & Sweets

02:50 Reason #2: Quality of Life & Affordability (Is Turkey expensive ?)

03:22 Renting in Turkey (cheaper options)

04:26 Reason #3: Turkish Visa and Ease of Access

05:21 Reason #4: Public Transportation in Turkey 🇹🇷

07:02 Car Rental Budget Options

07:51 Reason #5: Safety (Woman alone in Turkey)

08:28 Reason #6: Lifestyle & Hospitality (Turkish people)

08:48 Reason #7: Climate & Nature (Nature in Turkey)

09:30 Reason #8: Outdoor Activities (Camping in Turkey)

10:13 Reason #9: Healthcare (Medical tourism in Turkey)

10:52 Is Turkey Safe for a solo Female Traveler ?12

11:30 Reason #10: Geographical Location

12:30 BIG SURPRISE REVEAL!
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[HowWeLife]

We had so much fun making this video and sharing this information with you guys :)
We have been getting a lot of questions about our life here in Turkey and finally we have the chance to give you answers.. We hope you enjoy it <3

[aliciathom]

We have made Turkey our home for the last six years and absolutely love it!We live in a mountain village above the Mediterranean, with our own olives, pomegranates, figs, grapes etc. We make our own olive oil and wine, swim in the sea year round and have a wonderful group of Turkish and foreign friends. We are almost finished converting a camper van and then we plan to explore more of this extraordinarily beautiful and diverse country, while wild camping. We are 66 and 71 and love our life here!

[yeovil]

I'm English but have lived in Antalya, Turkey now for twenty years. I would never live anywhere else.

Like all countries it has its negatives, for example at the moment the economy is falling on it's backside.

However, my quality of life here is way better than I could experience in the UK. I have sea views at the front of my home, mountain views from the back. Now it's November and today 24 degrees!

The people are friendly, welcoming and I've never experience one single problem with them in all the time I've been here.

I live in a suberb, yet still within five minute walk from my home, I have four supermarkets, three chemist, two bakeries, two tailers, one gymnasium, two newsagents (bakkal), a massive park with four tennis courts, two smaller parks, a private hospital and the local weekly market. And just a ten minute walk to the beach!

Advice though, learn the lanquage, the culture and the history!

[myhistorycultureandbeachadvent]

I just spent five weeks in Turkey and the food alone is reason enough to visit this wonderful country:) I found all your reasons to be absolutely true. It must’ve been hard to choose just 10 reasons because there are so many more. My only regret is not visiting Turkey earlier in my life and I cannot wait to return. I just found your channel and I am looking forward to viewing more of your content, thank you!

[NomadShifu]

Turkey, which is surrounded by sea on three sides, is known as one of the most favorable countries in the world to live.

[coreyarmistead]

One thing I love about Turkey is that they are PRODUCERS. They produce everything in Turkey. When u go to a store you will find almost everything is "Made In Turkey"...whether its a kitchen appliance or a pack of pencils. There is a certain pride they must have for being able to manufacture almost anything. Its the exact opposite of the U.S. where everything we buy is Made In China.🤷

[jcasquarelli]

Welcome to Turkey. My wife and I moved here three and a half years ago. I'm from New York; my wife is from the Philippines. Wishing you both beautiful memories here.

[sybillax]

oh man i am looking forward to visiting turkey in the near future god willing. thanks for sharing

[positivethinking]

Turkey is my favorite country for tourism .

[chrisk]

I'm an American and I have lived in Istanbul for extended periods over the years on business. Now I am coming into my retirement years, and I would like to make turkey my home. Your videos are very helpful and very well done. What is that website for discount long term furnished rentals in Turkey? I plan to send a year living in different cities to find the place that I like best. Keep up the great work!!

[boori]

I 100% agree. I love Turkey, it's beautiful and very cheap. If you are a food lover, the best 2 countries to go out dinning, are Turkey and Morocco, the best ever, it's natural and delicious, BTW, this is coming from someone who is so fussy when comes to food.

[danielpacheco]

You are so right about all the beauty of Turkey🌞keep up the good work👍

Bir kez daha ne görmüş oluyoruz... Döviz kazanıyorsan Türkiye cennettir.

[tiaanmalan]

I was living in Antalya during pandemic an expensive monht cost me $1500 I'm in the process tying up loose ends in my home country and moving to Turley 🇿🇦❤️🇹🇷 you've got to love the Bazaars for shopping. I feel Turkey is super welcoming no matter your race, religion and back ground....

[dashkosty]

I lived in Turkey for a month and I agree with all of this. Also thinking about moving here!

[beklerken]

As much as I love Australia, its people, the way of life since my family migrated here when I was a child nearly 50 years ago, the politicians have made our beloved nation almost a communist state with the recent global event. Unlike Australia, the life seems to be continuing without Stasi type of policing in Turkey as we are experiencing here in Oz and being held in lockdowns at world record statistics.As much as I would prefer to stay in Oz, Turkey would be a consideration to migrate to, in joining the exodus, if things here do not improve, as Turkey is the next closest country to my heart as I was born there and have a sound all round knowledge and their language, it would be the place to decide upon at the very top of my list. Enjoy Turkey and the freedoms she provides along with the rest of what the wonderful nation and its people has to offer. Good luck and peace from Australia.

[joujou]

Thankyou so much for sharing your experiences ❤ I'm Australian of Lebanese heritage and I absolutely love travelling to Turkey and Istanbul is on my top 5 list of favourite cities to travel and explore(also love the area of Cappadocia and Mardin)...My next trip I will visit the black sea region, I've heard so many great things about it so want to visit...

[dataeverywhere]

Turkey is so unbelievable country like it is middle of everywhere. :)

[chrisirtem]

i was born in australia. at the age of 14 my parentsdecided to go back to their homeland turkey. i am bosnian. half turk half yugo. you go we go we all go:) lived in a town called Karamursel up until age of 21. decided to go back to australia. got married and have two children now. i definitely want to go back to turkey and live their for good.australia is a fantastic country. if it werent for this country i wouldnt have had the opportunity with a total equity of estimated $2M if i decided to sell up all and go to Turkey for good.
i could easily live a comfortable life until i pass onto the otherside without the worry of working anymore. live the travel life, how much i miss the free spa's in the mountains. never forget in the middle of winter we drove up the mountains and when we got to the peak i was dumbfounded. speechless. it was a full moon. i was drunk and laughing with a crowd of friends. it was like a huge lake with white stones and there were turtles swimming in this very warm water. there were bubbles everywhere coming to the surface. mate we had a ball to ourselves. we swam got out and repeat all night till morning. thats just one example that you just cannot do in melbourne. in turkey i was so happy. so much uplift in me. all went away in australia. you need big dollars to be able to do what cost a fraction in turkey.
so if i sold up everything and decided to go back, that would be selfish towards my children. my daughter studies in monash university. to become hopefully one day a brain surgeon. my son is still in primary. hah! i dont think im going to be able to accomplish my goal. even though my wife and i really want to very much. it was always our dream. but that would probably effect the children in their education.

[kenneththompson]

Love this video guys. So informative and helpful!! I’m glad I got to watch this before my trip!