The Easiest Countries to Immigrate to

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Moving to a new country and starting over is always appealing. The idea of meeting different people, travelling to places you’ve never been before, and learning a new culture seems exciting and enjoyable.

However, immigration is never easy, especially if you have no desirable skills or enough financial means. Most countries offer several immigration programs, but these programs are based on filling in shortages in the workforce and are limited by a yearly cap. Therefore, to immigrate to a new country, you have to consider some essential factors such as integrating into a different social structure and the financial aspect.

In this video, Mr Henderson shares the easiest countries to immigrate to.

00:00 Start
00:20 The Easiest Countries to Move to
2:00 How to Find The Best Country for You
4:06 How to Move to Mexico
4:22 How to Move to Canada
4:50How to Move to Australia
5:32 How to Move to Vietnam
5:50 How to Move to Latin America
7:15 How to Move to Europe
10:43How to Move to Asia
11:24 How to Move Eastern Europe

Nomad Capitalist helps clients "go where you're treated best". We are the world's most sought-after firm for offshore tax planning, dual citizenship, and international diversification and asset protection. We use legal and ethical strategies and work exclusively with seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs and investors.

We create and execute holistic, multi-jurisdictional Plans that help clients keep more of their wealth, increase their personal freedom, and protect their families and wealth against threats in their home country.

No other firm offers clients access to more potential options to relocate to, bank in, or become a citizen of. Because we do not focus only on one or a handful of countries, we can offer unbiased advice where others can't.

DISCLAIMER: The information in this video should not be considered tax, financial, investment, or any kind of professional advice. Only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are appropriate for your needs. Nomad Capitalist can and does not provide advice unless/until engaged by you.

[klwtherd]

I can still remember watching Nomad Capitalist's first Youtube video back in 2012(if i'm not mistaken). This channel has come so far in that time and although i probably will never qualify for their services, it's still one of my favorite channels to watch regularly. Andrew is a wealth of knowledge and his whole team is just superb in what they do to help people go where they are treated best. There are many intimidators but they are the originals.

[Valhalla_Heathen]

I’ve been to Sweden & Finland and absolutely loved both countries! 🇸🇪🇫🇮

[doyoueatrocks]

There is so much trash online about this subject. Have been traveling for 12 years. Andrew is the most on point out there.

[Ggdivhjkjl]

Moving to Australia is not easy unless you have Aboriginal ancestry in which case the High Court has ruled that you're automatically a citizen even if you've never been to the country!

[kennethroth]

We Americans can go to Dutch Caribbean Islands via the friendship treaty and albania for 1 year..

[sweetsimpleslowlife]

“Nothing is fast, easy and cheap”…well said, Andrew 🙌👏💯 You can literally apply this to just about anything in life.

[gregalonzo]

One thing I notice you never bring up language abilities. I am a polyglot and I find languages essential in my business. I relocated to Austria because for me it is centrally located. My wife is also Austrian and wanted to return home for a spell. As long as I pay the agreed upon taxes, I have a residence permit and access to all social programs and benefits. Anyway, I have found that when it comes to employment unless one speaks the language it is next to impossible. Frankly, I wouldn't hire anyone who couldn't speak German.

[AlphaConviction]

Looking at renouncing from Australia & love this channel!

[MarkVO]

Hi Andrew. I've been watching a number of videos from Nomad Capitalist for a while and, as someone looking to start a business without a huge net worth I was curious about where one might go. I understand this isn't the target of Nomad Capitalist, but it would be incredible if more insight on this front could be provided.
Thank you for the wonderfully informative videos! All the insight is very interesting.

[nathanjenkins]

Indeed. Easy is relative. Citizenship by descent can be easy and cheap in many countries when you have parents with passports. Citizenship by investment can be easy and fast. Pitcairn can be fast and cheap, but very hard.

[whathandleUtalkabt]

3:22 🙏.. you cannot buy time or love no matter how much cash you have.

[MariaBelenSeyssInquart]

The same answer as in the last 200 years is Argentina. I am Argentine. We are also a country formed all by immigrants. We are the reserve of the European tradition, and anti Anglo. But very high taxes, unluckily.

[CarlStreet]

Always like your thoroughness and integrity -- Well Done

[derkhawkins]

I appreciate the clear and honest answers. Go well.

[jasminel]

Thank you for the information - great topic!

[gabrielschroll]

“Buying a property is easy. You find a property, and send them money”. LMAO 😂

[doyourbestleavetherest]

France is quite easy too, I believe, especially considering the PACS option.

[jameshamilton]

Australia also wants to go through your finances with a fine tooth comb just to get a visitor's visa.

[kikiandjasmine]

The Philippines should be on the list, a very open and accessible country. Highly developed in the metro Manila region and in Cebu. Huge investment is being poured into the country.

[magnolya]

Hi, it's nice seeing you lately in the videos😊 Appreciate your info & perspective.