Efrat Sagi-Ofir, along with her partners, started Air Doctor to ensure medicine was accessible to anyone at any time, and while the journey has not been easy, today Air Doctor is available in over 70 countries, has a network of over 20K doctors, and is a partner to some of the world's biggest insurance companies.   EFRAT AND I DISCUSSED A TON OF REALLY GREAT IDEAS; HERE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVOURITES: How to start a company that’s super successful with just 2 people and a passion for helping others. What the number one concern for parents is when travelling with their children and how to combat this terrifying emotional thought? What to do if you get sick in a country where you don’t speak the language. How to navigate the medical system in a country far from home with just your laptop and wifi. How to save money and time when you're travelling the world that will give you peace of mind. The most important aspect to ensure your safety when you leave the comfort of your home country to see the world. What is business like working with 20,000 doctors in 70 countries, all speaking different languages? And much much more…   PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 164: Medical Tourism in Colombia - The Expat Money Show - With Mikkel Thorup 128: TRAVELLING TO EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD – SALVATORE LAVALLO 125: Overcoming Fear Through Travel – Mike Corey - The Expat Money Show - With Mikkel Thorup   HOW TO REACH EFRAT SAGI-OFIR www.air-dr.com Linkedin/efrat-sagi-ofir   CONCLUSION: I had such an interesting conversation with Efrat. Along with her business partners, she has tackled a problem for travellers who leave the comfort of their own country, where they speak the language and understand their own medical procedures. There’s nothing more frightening than having an emergency with you or your family members and not knowing what to do. Efrat has figured out how to combat this. Once I finished this episode with Efrat, I signed up for her services. It’s free, and I’ll feel more relaxed when I leave home!Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the Investors Visa at a $300k Real Estate investment instead of nearly doubling the amount required, as they said they would. This is a massive win for our community who wants to move to or invest in Panama, but I am not sure how long this will last… If you have been thinking about Panama, then I want to make an invitation to you today. Come join me for a special four-day tour to see if the country I call home is right for you and your family. We have just released the next set of trip dates. You can find out more at ExpatMoney.com/fly. Come visit me and the Expat Money team, get a feel for the country and see if Panama makes sense for investment or as a new home.Panama Fly'n Buy Real Estate TourVeritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our...

Matthew Isales is the founder of iSales Solutions, a company that helps sales leaders and business owners build effective sales systems so they can focus on growing their organizations.  Matthew is an American Expat who has been living in the Dominican Republic since the summer of 2017 and has been working fully remotely since then.   HERE’S WHAT MATTHEW AND I DISCUSSED: Why losing a potential client never has to happen and how to avoid the horrible thought that you’ve lost them to your competitor. How using this one simple solution can save your business from failing. The simple steps you can take to run your business and make huge profits, day after day after day. Why using an organic, living, breathing piece of software is more efficient and effective than a static system that you set it and forget it. What the most important and vital aspects of starting a CRM is and keeping up to date with it. How working with a professional was a no-brainer for me and should be an absolute no-brainer for you and your business. Absolute best ways to start using your CRM and the absolute worse ways that make you want to abandon it. What you can expect your business to look like ultimately when using the tips and tricks Matthew walks us through. How quickcan your businesscan fail if you stop using these organizational strateg?es.  Top strategies that can save you time and money when running your business, what they do and who they are for.  How freeing up time in your business allows you to be more productive and successful and not dragged down by the mundane tasks that don’t make you any money. What is life like for an American who builds a business in a country like the Dominican Republic? What is life like for someone who gets married and has a family away from home?   PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 156: Building An Amazon Business From The Beaches Of Costa Rica – Rob Cosman 159: Creating A Libertarian Country From Scratch – Vít Jedlička 167: Why Go Remote And How To Get Started   CONCLUSION: I enjoyed this conversation with Matthew from iSales Solutions. We’ve been working together for some time now, and I know that without his guidance and expertise, my business would not have grown as quickly as it has. Matthew was able to take so much work off my plate and implement systems that would have taken me a lot of time to do. I’m super grateful for the work that we have accomplished together...

Today you will hear my recent interview with my friend Chase Warrington on his podcast called About Abroad. I really loved this episode because we talked about some important things, like travel, mindset, taxes, citizenship, 2nd residencies, my school, and so many other things. Back in 2021, Chase Warrington was on my podcast, episode 157, so if you enjoy our conversation today, go and check out the episode I did with him. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT CHASE AND I TALKED ABOUT IN DETAIL: Why there is not just one way to do things, and why it’s so important to find what’s good for you, find your peeps, your tribe and when you do, how it can change your life! Listen in when I talk about the very best thing I have ever done in my life, what that is and how you can be a part of it. I talk with Chase Warrington about how I started travelling over 20 years ago and why it became part of my life, the reasons why I can do what I do in this crazy world. The most important lessons I learned from spending time in a government-run school and what made me so passionate about starting my own international school based on totally different concepts and ideas. Listen in as I talk about my superpower! Why I am able to do the things I do and why I’ve accomplished so much in my life. You can have this too! The benefits of having an international family. What does that look like in 2022 and what will life look like in 20 years for my children? Why it’s so important for your children to speak multiple languages and how that is even possible for a 5-year-old child to speak English, Spanish and Mandarin fluently with German on the way, that has never stepped foot in a school. The 3 most important ways to recreate the social aspect of a child's life who attends school in a virtual world. How and why I became a freedom fighter and how I help my clients legally reduce their tax bill, using creative strategies and the benefits it has for their net worth and their investments. Chase and I talk about how our entire life is based on experiences, what those experiences have been and if you haven’t had great ones yet, why travelling the world can change your life forever!  For those of you listening today to my interview on Chase Warrington's podcast or any of my episodes with any of my guests, and you’ve heard the story of my childhood and how horrible my education was, you may wonder -  why am I so confident? <span...

Jason Stapleton is the author of The Nomadic Wealth Formula and creator of Nomad Network, a new community for liberty-minded entrepreneurs that are focused on entrepreneurship and investment, not politics.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT IN DETAIL: What will happen to your business if you don’t immediately get out of this trading time for dollars mindset and listen to the tips and tricks Jason has that work way better and will bring you considerably bigger paycheques each and every month. Why getting up every day, passionate and excited about what you do will get you farther in your career than anything else you’ve been taught.  How people get the wrong impression about what entrepreneurship is. They think it's about making money and convincing people to buy their stuff, something they probably don't want or need, and that they do whatever they have to do to get a sale. Find out what entrepreneurship really is from 2 pros that have been doing it collectively for decades. Jason talks about the how-to and the massive benefit for a lot of the people who are starting businesses that have a skill set that they can basically build on as a continuation of their current career, just making it digital.  Listen in as Jason walks us through his formula for success and the nitty-gritty stuff that helps people through this process. Why blockchain technology, smart contracts, decentralized finance could possibly be the most important and rewarding career that you could learn right now. And so much more! &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 154: Converting A School Bus To A Tiny Home And Travelling For 10 Years Straight – Chris Penn 140: How To Live Your Life Unconstrained – Myles Wakeham 103: Whole Life Insurance For Multi-Generational Wealth – Rachel Marshall  &nbsp; HOW TO REACH JASON STAPLETON www.NomadNetwork.app and you can sign up for a free account. Discover 2022 event www.Discover2022.com [email protected]   323-594-8781 text &nbsp; CONCLUSION: This was a fun interview with my buddy Jason Stapleton. We think a lot alike, so the conversation flows really well. Jason is a master at what he does, so to learn...

Michael Wedaa has travelled to more than 100 countries on six continents. His love of travel started in his youth when he visited many of the great national parks in the U.S. He then took his first major international trips to Europe, South America, and Asia in 2011. From there, he caught the travel bug and began taking four international trips per year. In 2020, he became the host of a travel TV show called The Layover Experience.   &nbsp; HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK OF WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE… Imagine visiting 100 countries! What does that take to accomplish? Michael shares with us what he’s done in his life over the last 10 years to make this happen in his life…and how you can too! What does it take for the love of travel to rule your life! I chat with Michael about how travel changed my life and the important lessons I’ve learned from the people I’ve met along the way. I bet you’re thinking…it’s so easy to go to London, Paris and Rome…but what about Iran, Egypt or Tanzania? Listen to how Michael visited those countries and his wild experiences. Michael and I share some great stories about the countries we’ve visited that people have been really afraid to travel to.  Have you imagined yourself as a writer? You’ve got some amazing plans and yet don’t know what the next steps are. Here Michael tells us how he started and finished writing his first book and I think you’ll really like this if you’re a budding author. I loved chatting with Michael about countries we still don’t know how to spell, or even pronounce, yet can’t wait to visit. Places most people are too scared to go to. Here are some really awesome tips! Michael shares some hilarious stories of his travels and the trouble you can get into when things happen that are out of your control.  Michaels YouTube Show is called ‘Layover Guru’. In today's episode, Michael and I talk about how you can utilize your time on a layover of let’s say 6 - 24 hours. Are you like most people and just sit in the airport? Ya, I get that. But listen to this…Michael uses that time to see a new city or a new country that he may never get a chance to visit again. He shares his tips and tricks for everyone to enjoy. Is Covid still scaring you? Are you waiting for things to go back to normal? Michael talks about all of the travelling he’s done in the past 2 years and how you can make it a reality. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 165: Digital Nomad Life In The Middle East, Balkans, and the Caucasus During The Pandemic – Alex Bales 133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz 128: Travelling To Every Country In The World – Salvatore Lavallo &nbsp; HOW TO REACH  <a...

Today’s guest is my very good friend Marc Clair, the co-founder, host and producer of the ‘Lions of Liberty’ podcast. Over the last eight years, Lions of Liberty has become a leading platform for libertarian voices in the alternative media.  I have had the pleasure of joining him on his podcast multiple times and have even been able to assist him in his own expat journey overseas. On today's podcast, Marc and I discuss his expat journey leaving Los Angeles where he had lived for more than a decade to now living in Mexico City. We discuss the struggles and craziness of dealing with the Mexican government to get residency and in the USA to get a green card for his wife and stepson. &nbsp; Here's What We Discussed: First off, what is a libertarian? What does it mean to be a libertarian? Do we all think the same, do we have the same ideas…do we wave around a libertarian flag? How neither Marc nor I became overnight libertarians. It became our ideals, our way of life and what brought us to this point in our lives. I think you will love this conversation. Expat living is a vehicle towards freedom and liberty. Are you leaning towards leaving your home country? Wondering what all the hype is about. Marc and I discuss the real struggles of leaving your home and all the things you take for granted.  We talk about the little things that drive us crazy about living in Panama and Mexico and the old adage of 'mañana'. If you’re American or Canadian, you’ll feel our pain.  Marc talks about the nightmare of dealing with immigration in the USA and the time it has taken to complete the paperwork. And in the end, has it been worth it? All these extra steps, and time spent…has it been worth it? Being an expat, leaving your family behind? Going for a green card? Immigration? I talk a lot about being a libertarian and a lot of my guests are libertarians. If you are interested in the philosophy and really resonate with what we talk about, then this episode will speak to you. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 165: Digital Nomad Life In The Middle East, Balkans, and the Caucasus During The Pandemic – Alex Bales  157: Working Remote From Spain - Chase Warrington  151: Helping Spouses Cope With Expat Life – Linda Mueller &nbsp; BEST WAY TO REACH MARC CLAIR What a giant Marc has been in the liberty podcasting world. His numbers really do speak for themselves.  LionsOfLiberty.com Non-political realm - comic book nerds visit Marc at SecondPrintComics.com &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I have been...

Today on the Expat Money Show we have put together some amazing clips from the last 12 months on the best of language learning.  These were really in-depth interviews that I know you will love to listen to again. We are going to tell a language learning story for the expat. Enjoy! &nbsp; HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK OF WHAT WE DISCUSSED ABOUT LANGUAGE LEARNING… Are you thinking that it’s impossible to learn a new language, that you don’t have what it takes? Anthony Metivier was able to learn German fluently in 1 year. Listen to his strategies and tools and how he accomplished this task to be able to do a presentation in German at the University. Sarah Tarvin details how she first developed a passion for language learning and how you can too! Do you want to travel and see the world, but you’re afraid that not speaking the language will affect your experience. Chase Warrington and I discuss the importance of learning the local language. It’s amazing how people get started in their expat journeys and their language learning journeys. John Fotheringham explains how he first got interested in studying and teaching English in Japan. Are you thinking that your brain could really use some help? Anthony Metivier discusses the benefits of learning a language on the brain and preventing Alzheimer's. Did you know that all of the myths you’ve heard about language learning are false? None of them are true, it’s all about mindset. Sarah Tarvin and I discuss various mindsets and philosophies regarding language learning. John Fotheringham describes some of his philosophies behind the concept of learning a language and how they can benefit you on your journey. Listen in as I talk with Anthony Metivier to find out what is the science behind building memories? Do you actually rewire your brain? How does that work? And the different types of memories, what are they? Sarah Tarvin’s daughter is multilingual. And she’s just a toddler. We discuss the techniques she uses to teach language to her child so that she will be multilingual. Do you love to watch videos? Kevin Koskella and I discuss learning a language through consuming content and learning in that language. Have you heard of the ‘Memory Palace’ and wondered what the heck it is? Anthony Metivier explains exactly what the concept of the Memory Palace is and how you can use it to learn any foreign language of your choice. John Fotheringham and I discuss a secret Japanese language memorization method. Kris Broholm and I discuss various topics around learning languages including learning via video games. You will love this! Anthony...

Today on the Expat Money Show we’ve put together a compilation of the best episodes from 2021 on strategies, insights, and best mindset tips for digital nomads to start 2022 with a bang! I gotta tell ya, this is not all a pretty picture, we’re getting into all of the nitty-gritty and leave nothing out, so enjoy the show! &nbsp; HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK OF WHAT WE DISCUSSED… Have you ever wondered where people get the ‘spark’ from, to travel the world? Are they born that way or do they learn how to become a world traveller? I talked with Chase Warrington about this exact question! Wow…imagine never failing and what you could accomplish. Juliana Rabbi nails this one! You want to travel, you have a business, but how the heck are you going to get the job done. Kari DePhillips and I talk about tips that really make this lifestyle so much easier. Have you met people that seem overwhelmed and tired all the time? Maybe it’s you? Nimrod Dean Kuchel really hammers home why it’s so important to pay for advice and what ultimately happens when you don’t. Do you always try to do all of the work yourself? Kari DePhillips and I give some practical tips on offloading certain tasks to free up more time for yourself to be more efficient. Are you a workaholic? You’ll love this clip as Nimrod Dean Kuchel and I discuss the value of taking time off from the business, resulting in greater insights and productivity, which will actually take you to the next level. (I really related to this one!!) Do you get distracted easily? Juliana Rabbi explains how she deals with the challenge of distractions in a remote work environment. Chase Warrington and I discuss the challenges that could lie ahead for you and your company and how you can combat the reality of working abroad. Are you worried about saying ‘goodbye’ to your friends? It’s never easy! Juliana Rabbi and I discuss the challenges associated with this.  Chase Warrington discusses his own struggles adapting to much of the digital nomad lifestyle and the adjustments he had to make to thrive while travelling. &nbsp; Listen To The Full Episodes  157: Working Remote From Spain - Chase Warrington 142: How To Land Your Dream Remote Job Faster - Juliana Rabbi  132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips 138: Digital Nomad Life In Asia – Nimrod Dean...

Today on the Expat Money Show we’re going to do something a little different. We have gone back through 2021 and we have picked out some of the best clips of the year on ‘Why Go Remote And How To Get Started’. We had some amazing guests this year so we mashed them all together to tell a story. I know you’ll really enjoy this episode. &nbsp; HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK OF WHAT WE DISCUSSED... Mikkel and Nimrod Dean Kuchel discuss how COVID showed everyone that remote work is possible, and how to get over limiting beliefs on becoming a digital nomad, and how easy it is to get started. Marissa Meddin details the 4 ways you can become a digital nomad. Listen in to hear what opportunities that people have when leaving the 9-5 job. Kari DePhillips and I discuss the conscious decisions you need to make, and the steps to go remote today, instead of putting it off. Do you believe that you need to reinvent yourself when you start out as a digital nomad or to work remote? Nimrod Dean Kuchel tells us why you need to shift your belief pattern. Julianna Rabbi discusses why it was so important that you spend time with people that understood you and your passion to travel. Marissa Meddin explains how she has helped others to overcome fears of life abroad with baby steps and how she can help you. I talk to Nimrod Dean Kuchel about having the "courage" to be a digital nomad, and how it takes courage to live the "normal" life. Marissa Meddin and I discuss strategies for negotiating remote work with employers, you’ll love these ideas! Kari DePhillips discusses the "sunk cost fallacy" that holds many people back and how to take actionable steps towards becoming a digital nomad. Marissa Meddin and I discuss how to overcome barriers with getting employers to agree to remote work. &nbsp; Listen To The Full Episodes 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips  138: Digital Nomad Life In Asia – Nimrod Dean Kuchel  142: How To Land Your Dream Remote Job Faster - Juliana Rabbi  149: How To Work Online So You Can Live On The Beach – Marisa Meddin &nbsp; CONCLUSION What a year we have had. I always have a great time chatting with my guests, and this episode brings together 4 amazing...

Today’s guest is Nick Donnelly, a web developer working on a Solana NFT crypto startup. He has been a digital nomad for 20 years since a very random trip to China in 2001 and his first backpacking trip to Berlin and Prague shortly after. He is currently in Bansko, Bulgaria—Europe’s digital nomad hub—and maintains a flat in Prague, where he is based much of the year. He has lived in Saigon and London and travels (while working) several months a year. He has spent many years slow-travelling, visiting 73 countries so far. &nbsp; HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK OF WHAT WE DISCUSSED... It’s maybe not for everyone, but slow travel compared to fast travel, what’s best for you? Make sure you truly understand what makes you happy! 3 keys that people just don’t understand about having a happy life. Can this possibly be your life? Have you ever considered ‘how do you become a world traveller?’ This episode helps to break down some really great aspects that you probably have never thought about.  Are you currently living a life trying to keep up with the Joneses? Do you have 2 luxury cars and a big old house? If you looked back on your life, is that what makes you happy? If not, listen in to hear Nick discuss strategies to get yourself out of that rut.  Nick &amp; I talk about some awesome countries that really help to develop their digital nomad communities. Wondering where they are? Could you spend several months a year in any of these amazing countries? And the question that comes up often, the language of the locals. Can you get by with English? You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the answer. A big discussion on living in a former Communist country, have things changed? What does Communism do to the spirit of the people? What life is like in some of the countries around the globe, governments being absolutely abusive…most won’t surprise you. What the heck is FIRE? And why is it possibly the most important thing to understand for your retirement! Is FIRE for you? Listen in as Nick talks about how it can work for you! &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 152: Dealing With Debt As An Expat – Andrew Holliday 158: Investing In Russia For Massive Profits – Swen Lorenz &nbsp; HOW TO REACH NICK DONNELLY Digital Nomads On Fire &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I learned a lot of things myself in this episode talking with Nick. He made me rethink some of my preconceived notions about what FIRE is and how it can affect your life, not only now but...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Alex Bales, a freelance digital marketer who made the transition to digital nomad life on January 1, 2020. Well, we all know what happened next. Despite the COVID pandemic and resulting lockdowns, he has lived the greater part of two years out of a suitcase, off the beaten path and traversing the Middle East, Balkans, and the Caucasus, visiting 80+ cities and 16 countries (17 if you count the unrecognized breakaway state of Transnistria). &nbsp; Here is a sneak peek of what we discussed... Do you find yourself disillusioned with your home country? Maybe the USA or Canada? Alex talks about his stay in Iran and the eye-opening experience he had there. Do you think you know and understand the world from your geography and history classes in high school? Ya, me too...except what we were taught way back then is not reality as Mikkel and Alex tell us. Maybe you haven’t been able to travel as of yet, after Covid hit the world, everyone just stopped vacationing. Alex didn’t! Listen in as he talks as a new traveller, having little to no experience and where he went and what he saw...you will be amazed! Imagine as a young adult, going to your family and telling them you’re going to Iran on vacation...can you imagine what your parents are going to say! Listen in to some words of advice! Mikkel and Alex talk about the forbidden land of Saudi Arabia. What it’s like? Why would you want to go there?, what all the fascination about the country is...and why it is #1 on Mikkel’s bucket list! Listen in to hear Mikkel talk about which countries are on the top of his bucket list, other than Saudi Arabia. Maybe one of them is on your list too! Imagine yourself, arriving in Tbilisi, Georgia...just as the pandemic was starting in March 2020. What was life like arriving in a foreign country, where you don’t speak the language, with English not widely spoken, jumping into uncertain waters, and the fear of Covid being almost unspeakable!  Have you ever wondered how safe using a mask being outside is, or inside for that matter? Alex has this horrible accident that he tells us about, not speaking the language and having to rely on Google translate...one more reason to dislike the use of masks! If you’ve wondered what country had the most locked-down mandates in The Balkans and what countries were the freest, you’ll really enjoy this episode. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 160: Mikkel Thorup - Expat Life Secrets Across The Globe 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips 131: Travelling To Brazil During The Pandemic – Mikkel Thorup &nbsp; HOW TO REACH ALEX BALES EmpowerUMarketing &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I’m so happy to hear about Alex and his travels over the past 2 years. He has travelled to a bunch of countries that are on the top of my travel list I want to go to. Saudi, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Pakistan and more. I’m going to have to start planning for 2022!! This was a fun episode with Alex, I know you’ll really enjoy it too! &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the...

Today on the Expat Money Show we’re going to do something a little different. Recently I had the pleasure of travelling to Medellin, Colombia with my family and we met up with my friend Jason and his wife Sophie and recorded a YouTube video about medical tourism, specifically medical tourism in Medellin. Jason's company is awesome. They really do a fantastic job of helping Americans and Canadians, but also Europeans and really, people from anywhere in the world who come to Colombia to get medical tourism done. I loved the video so much that I thought we would turn it into a podcast episode because there is just so much information to be heard. &nbsp; Here is a sneak peek of what we discussed... Are you wondering what medical tourism is? What does it entail? Sounds interesting but what’s in it for me? Jason shares with us the most important issues of not staying in North America and waiting for an important procedure to happen, or not happen! But Jason, what about the medical facilities? The Doctors? Are they trained properly and are they as trustworthy as the Doctors we have in Canada or the States? You may be wondering about the cost, don’t I have to be rich and famous to have medical procedures done while on vacation? Don’t be caught waiting and waiting for a procedure in Canada when you can hop on a direct flight to Colombia. You will be surprised at how quickly it can be done! Mikkel and Jason discuss the numerous procedures that are done in Medellin and the response time of the surgeons. It will blow your mind! Have you heard a lot of people talking about Stem cells? What is this and if I came to Colombia can you do this type of procedure? Okay, but I don’t speak Spanish and Colombia is a Spanish-speaking country...what do I do? If you are in need of a medical procedure, whether it’s for your health or to fix something you’re not happy with, listen to this episode. You will be amazed and thrilled! &nbsp; https://youtu.be/pG09sdarMpg &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 146: Biohacking Immune Support For Busy Travellers – Siim Land 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin &nbsp; HOW TO REACH  [email protected] &nbsp; CONCLUSION: What a beautiful country Colombia is, especially Medellin. The food, the culture, the people, all amazing. We were there for 3 weeks and I can see us visiting every year to go shopping and to catch up with the friends we have who live there full time. Honestly, if you’ve thought about improving your smile, or need a...

Today on the Expat Money Show, Michael Strong and I talk about the work we are doing at the Expat International School. This episode is for all parents that have school-aged children (or grandchildren), or anyone with an interest in alternative education. &nbsp; Here is a sneak peek of what we discussed... Who is Michael Strong and why should I listen to him? What is his background? Does he actually know what he is doing? If you’re thinking about how poorly your kids are doing in the traditional government-run schools, and you have no idea what to do. Listen in as Michael and I discuss the biggest differences between ExpatSchool.io and government-run schools. Have you been brainwashed over your lifetime and believe that the only way to educate your child properly is by sending them to government-run facilities? You’ll learn the real truth here. What are some of the big reasons Expat International School can be an excellent fit for you and your children? Find out what the #1 question all expats have when living overseas. This may surprise you. Michael discusses real-life problems with International Schools worldwide, you may have found these out for yourself, but what can you possibly do to change them? Listen to this amazing walk-through of what you can expect from Expat International School in the day of a child, no matter the age or skill level, and you can really get excited about what your child will be able to do in the future. Imagine a school that the first rule is, 'do what’s right for your child.' I know that’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from an amazing educator, this is possibly the best thing that you can do for your family. &nbsp; https://youtu.be/9qyivEeOzkA You can listen to the episode in your favourite podcasting application or watch the replay on our new YouTube channel. &nbsp; How To Reach Us: ExpatSchool.io ExpatSchool.io/schedule-a-call &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODE YOU WILL ENJOY 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong &nbsp; CONCLUSION: This was a really great presentation that Michael Strong and I put on while I was in Colombia earlier in November. If you haven’t heard Michael and I speak about the school we’ve created together, then you will love this episode of the podcast. We’ve taken this presentation and turned it into a podcast episode because it is just that good. If you have school-aged children between the ages of 8 - 19, then this information will be invaluable to you. Please take the time to listen and take lots of notes, then when you're ready, call us to make an appointment for you and your child. This may be the most important call you ever make on behalf of your child. &nbsp; &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing the septic and water, and even installing solar panels, so everything is independent of the power grid! The site we chose is unbelievable; we are up at a flat plateau about a thousand feet up a...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Gabriel Custodiet, a privacy consultant and privacy advocate. He is the author of The Watchman Guide to Privacy, a holistic overview of how and why to be private. He also hosts The Watchman Privacy Podcast, which explores timely events and practical tips regarding privacy, but also radical and rarely discussed ideas, from torrenting and living on the ocean to understanding how rental culture and psychopaths threaten humanity.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: The differences between a good email server (which you’re likely not using) and a crappy email server (which you are probably using) and how to use a funnel to your real email address. Need advice about Facebook for privacy reasons?  Gabriel knocks it out of the park with concepts that will keep you on FB but keep your privacy under control! Just wrap your head around this ~ There are 6 trillion dollars of cybercrime every year. If you don’t want to be a part of that, this episode could be the most important thing you do this year! Learn how can you use technology and not get sucked into it and not give away too much of your data! Have you been in an airport lately? Did you know that the government can hijack your phone and there’s nothing you can do about it! Gabriel walks us through a simple process to guarantee that you are totally protected if this happens to you without your consent. Wondering if you have the right tools in the toolbox for different applications and different needs…Gabriel lets you in on his biggest secrets! How about privacy coins like Monero? Are they worthwhile… are they another tool in the tool chest for freedom and privacy? Or should you stay clear of them? How do you get cryptocurrency without giving up your freedom? Step-by-step instructions on what you can do to maximize your life when it comes to living a secure life. Let’s talk about the physical side of privacy and freedom. Tips in that arena to have more freedom in your life. Tried and true methods. The best 5 things out of the 100 discussed that are fast action things that can make a real difference in your life today. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 126: How To Disappear Off The...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Erez Agam, author of Berlin’s Immigration Secrets. If you dream about greener pastures overseas but find the immigration procedure to be a daunting one, this book will provide you with the guidance needed to successfully achieve your goals. It is a complete guide to the immigration process in Germany based on his own experiences, including several little-known facts and insights, all in the form of a memoir. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: 7 top secrets why people are migrating to Germany, you will be surprised at #4. Exactly how to immigrate to Germany and how to maneuver the language issues. Best tips for finding a job in your field before you land in Germany. Learn why Germany is the country of choice and not somewhere else in Europe. The single most important aspect of having German residency if you are from a high-risk country that you never would have dreamed of. Advice to the younger labour market from around the world who are seeking a stable, friendly and safe country to live and work in. A common myth about Western cultures and their workforce and a concept to always understand. How using web platforms to meet new people will ensure your new life in Germany is better than you could possibly imagine. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 157: Working Remote From Spain – Chase Warrington 152: Dealing With Debt As An Expat – Andrew Holliday 151: Helping Spouses Cope With Expat Life – Linda Mueller &nbsp; HOW TO REACH EREZ AGAM Berlin’s Immigration Secrets It is important to note that this book contains unique information that cannot be found in any other source (not even in immigration law offices). &nbsp; CONCLUSION: Germany really is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. I’ve been more than a dozen times, unfortunately, I’ve never been to Berlin. After talking with Erez about the history and the food found in Berlin, I’m going to have to make a special trip with my family next year.  If Germany is the country that you are interested in immigrating to, then you will gain a great deal of information from listening to this podcast. Erez knows what he is talking about, and don’t forget to go to Amazon and check out his book, it has everything you need to migrate to Germany. &nbsp; &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I...

Recently I was interviewed by Allen Koski and Andrew Jernigan about the expat world, there is a lot of important things in this interview that I really wanted to share this episode with you, my listeners.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why my backstory is so important and why I am who I am. How life as a backpacker 20 years ago, was immensely different from today’s digital nomad and what can be learned from living those life lessons. Advice to those who are frustrated who want to pay less taxes and have the freedom they were always promised. The 4 different ways to get citizenship, which one will suit you best and why your life could depend on it! What happens if you don’t have the legal right to work and live in a country?  How to make and move your money around the world. Five critical advantages of living and working in a country that you have residency or citizenship in, aside from your country of origin. Who benefits most from having a 2nd document in today’s crazy world? If you’re from a high-risk country, with a crappy passport, learn how you can change your life forever! Why Panama is still the very best country in the world to gain a 2nd residency.  &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 150: Six Months In Florianópolis, Brazil – Complete Update – Mikkel Thorup 116: How To Move To Panama Or Use It As Your Plan-B Residency – Mikkel Thorup 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong &nbsp; HOW TO REACH  Expat Money Show Expat Secrets: How To Pay Zero Taxes, Live Overseas &amp; Make Giant Piles of Money &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I love getting interviewed on other people's podcasts. I really enjoy telling my story so that my message can inspire more and more people. Helping people with their plan B, saving on taxes (or eliminating them), and moving overseas is just a great way to live. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Mentioned in this...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Vít Jedlička, the founder and elected head of state for Liberland, a sovereign state located between Croatia and Serbia. Liberland is a constitutional republic with elements of direct democracy. The country's motto is: To live and let live. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why it’s futile to try and fix something that is broken, just start fresh and create something amazing. 3 of the strongest most powerful tools installed for governance in Liberland...and why it won’t fail you. How Liberland has used blockchain since its inception and why new technology could be the answer. What happens when you’re able to look at the entire world, pick the best governances available from each country and build your own nation from scratch. Listen as Vit explains how they came up with real-life strategies to have more freedom for your life. Our world needs solutions to help our family and friends, a big thank you to Vít for the work over the last decade pursuing freedom. Where will you be for the anniversary of Liberland? Make sure to save the date and be there! &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin 091: The Wandering Investor Shares Insights From Around The World – Ladislas Maurice &nbsp; HOW TO REACH VÍT JEDLIČKA Liberland.org &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I am really excited about the future of Liberland. Vít and his team have worked extremely hard over the past several years and I look forward to seeing how this new country uses Bitcoin and the blockchain to create the very best governance for a free and just world. &nbsp; &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing the septic and water, and even installing solar panels, so everything is independent of the power grid! The site we chose is unbelievable; we are up at a flat plateau about a thousand feet up a mountain with incredible unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean. To go to the beach, it is just 15 minutes down to the water. We have mature fruit trees on site, including these gorgeous 200-year-old mango trees and many other things, such as avocado trees, papayas, and delicious tropical fruits. You can find out more information and contact us at VeritasPanama.com But please be aware that there are only 100 home sites, and without even talking about this to the general public, a lot of the lots are already sold… So if you dream of living in a completely off-grid community, enjoying the beautiful weather, close to the beach, being food, water, and energy independent, and want to have like-minded and cool neighbours, people who respect personal, medical, and economic freedoms, then I want you to contact us at VeritasPanama.com today Veritas PanamaJoin Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have

Today’s guest is Swen Lorenz, the Founder of Undervalued Shares which serves as an inspiration and research resource for other investors. At just 46 years old, he has 31 years of experience in the stock market. His approach has always been to look at the entire world and pick the best investments for himself and his readers, focusing on easy-to-invest opportunities, DIY investing and community. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why it’s so important to diversify your portfolio and not listen to those that have a negative perception about investing overseas.  Best advice for weirdos like us, who are contrarian investors who choose not to invest like the mainstream. What happens when you listen to the advice of an investor who looks at the entire world to make the best picks for his readers. Listen in to hear about extraordinary opportunities in countries that you never would have imagined in your lifetime.  Hear about an emerging investment trend that you won’t want to miss. Are people actually talking about moving to Russia for freedom? What is happening with Germany and Nuclear power plants? Are they following through with commitments made in 2011??  What has happened to the richest country and state in the world that can’t keep its lights on? Swen discusses that over the next 5 years life will not be getting any better and asks the question, ‘do you have your Plan B, 2nd residency, a 2nd passport, offshore gold vault, offshore banking in place?’ And why there has never been a better time in history for Mikkels type of business. Listen in to hear the best recommendations for stocks coming out of Russia. How to profit in Russia on their terms. And lots more for your investing consumption. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 155 - Angel Investor Makes Millions And Builds A Solar Farm In Ukraine - Yaro Starak 139: How To Invest In Raw Land With Land-Banking – Brad Warren 113: Tax Optimized Retirement Accounts For Expats – Tariq Dennison &nbsp; HOW TO REACH  <a style="background-color: transparent" href="https://expatmoneyshow.com/undervalued"...

Today’s guest is Chase Warrington, an American expat currently living in Spain with his wife, Allison, and their dog, Koda. (I am told that Koda has a passport, too.) He’s the Head of Remote at Doist, a leading remote-first company, and a contributor to some of the top remote-work outlets, such as Remote-how, repeople, Future of Work, and others.  After calling half a dozen countries “home,” Chase is passionate about making location independence the new norm and helping others experience a life beyond borders.   &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Advice to the would-be digital nomad. What 2022 will look like?  Do you wonder who is suited for being a digital nomad?  Absolute best 3 tips for remote workers to get hired immediately! Swap stories of world travelling, what made them pack up everything and move to a new country, what drove them to see new lands, meet new people. Are your parents and friends still bugging you to settle down, have kids, white picket fence? Listen in to hear how Chase deals with it. Or about ‘being lucky’!! When people say, you’re lucky to get to travel and see new places and eat new food and make new friends...I wish I could do that! Does that make you mad? Chase talks about the sacrifices he made early on... loss of perks, low pay just to be location independent, and how now, those same things aren’t perks, people are demanding them.  Imagine this; surrounded by 3 oceans, the Pyrenees mountains, sunshine, amazing food and about 25% English speakers...heaven! Chase tells us where this is and how you can live there too! &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 149: How To Work Online So You Can Live On The Beach – Marisa Meddin 133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips &nbsp; HOW TO REACH CHASE WARRINGTON  Twitter: @dcwarrington Instagram: @dcwarrington  blog.Doist.com aboutabroad.com &nbsp; CONCLUSION: Fun conversation with Chase. I love swapping stories with fellow world travellers. Life is different today than when I...

Today’s guest is Rob Cosman, a fellow Canadian who has been living and working in Costa Rica since 2017 and loves it. He has been selling online in various ways since 1998, when he made his very first website and launched a company selling online craft products. Today, he sells on Amazon and other online marketplaces and helps Amazon and eCommerce sellers design the lifestyle they want with his company Selling From The Beach.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Great story of perseverance and family, and when the time is right to just go for it.  What happens when you find that the life you are leading is just not that much fun anymore. Working every day, 9-5, for what? Living in the Caymans and Costa Rica and what that looks like for a Canadian. So why Costa Rica? Of all the places on the globe, what would make a family of 4 pack everything up in Toronto and move south? You’re about to make one of the most important decisions in your life, so everyone better be on the same page, but what if that’s not the case? How do you handle that? What does life look like when you have small children and decide to leave the only home they’ve ever known to move to a country that speaks a different language and you’ll know no one? How do children handle that sort of adjustment? And is the education system well suited for your kids? Growing a business overseas, the pitfalls, the advantages, what they learned through renting and then buying a home in Costa Rica and getting their permanent residency card.  5 years have now come and gone. Was moving to Costa Rica a good decision? Would they do it all over again? &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 123: Investing In Foreign Stock Markets Like A Boss – Eric Schleien 124: One Euro Homes In Italy And How You Can Purchase Them Today – Karl Pierre 134: Selling A Billion-Dollar Brand And What Comes Next – Travis Rosbach &nbsp; HOW TO REACH ROB COSMAN Selling From The Beach &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I had a fantastic conversation with Rob. He is truly living his dream life: with his wife and children, on the beach, and helping others create what he has created. If you are thinking of a change in career or are already a seller on Amazon, you’ll love this episode. Check out Rob’s courses; he is awesome. Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing...

Today’s guest is Yaro Starak, co-founder of InboxDone.com. He is an Angel Investor of 30+ companies, has built a Solar Farm In Ukraine, earned $2 Million from blogging and travelled the world living in AirBnb’s in 26 cities all while growing his business working only 2 hours per day.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Exactly how Yaro started and grew a business and sold for a profit. Not once but twice. A common myth about being an Angel Investor. This is an important concept to always understand when you want to make money as an investor.  Are you truly interested in freedom, real freedom, then listen in to hear the best advice ever! How you can achieve a 7 or 8 figure business with only 2 or 3 employees, and what you need to have in place to achieve those goals! Exactly how to build a business like a solar farm, what is needed and how to maintain good cash flow for years to come. Have you ever wondered what life would be like travelling the world and living in Airbnb’s and hotels? What are the life lessons learned! How to listen to your gut when it says, ‘I don’t want a job, I want to travel’ and how to make that your reality. Ever wonder what the best skills are to have as an entrepreneur? Listen in as Yaro and Mikkel talk about what they had to do, especially in the beginning of their careers. Best quote of the day, ‘It’s not what you make, it’s what you keep’ &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin 133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz 129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa Or Even A Passport – Vin Armani &nbsp; HOW TO REACH YARO STARAK https://www.inboxdone.com/ http://twitter.com/yarostarak http://instagram.com/yarostarak &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I had a great conversation with Yaro. After all these years, his main business is InboxDone, an email management company with a team of 25 serving clients worldwide. I am certainly a great candidate for using his service. I probably spend a good 5 hours every day, opening, reading and responding to emails. I think it’s time to give up my habit and call on the expertise of Yaro. If you are in the same position as me, what a great service to free

Chris Penn from Off Grid Skoolie has been living and travelling in vehicles for over 10 years now. His journey started in a self-converted camper van, and today, he lives full time in a 2002 Blue Bird Skoolie. After spending 3 years in a Class A motorhome, he knew something had to change. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Listen in while Chris talks about the extensive renovations required after buying his 2002 Blue Bird Skoolie. What happens when you realize that you want something bigger and better… What life is really like living in a BlueBird Skoolie and travelling through Alaska, Canada and the entire USA for more than 10 years? Mikkel and Chris talk shop…1700w of solar, 900ah of lithium battery storage, 26quft. Of cold food storage and 200 gallons of fresh water capacity. Now that’s the way to travel! What does life look like after the culmination of lessons learned from hundreds of thousands of miles travelling in many different kinds of vehicles? Off-grid life and what features are important when you spend several months on the road.  Favourite quote of the day: Don’t talk about it, be about it Life can be absolutely amazing doing something that makes you happy, and driving coast to coast in a Skoolie is what does it for Chris. But what about money? Chris talks about earning a living, a good living.  Chris and Mikkel share travel stories, what living on the road can teach someone and is being a digital nomad and seeing the world really in your blood. &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 143: Building A Business And Finding Romance In Brazil – Kevin Koskella 140: How To Live Your Life Unconstrained – Myles Wakeham 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin &nbsp; HOW TO REACH CHRIS PENN TheOffgridSkoolie.com Tinyhometour.com Zepplin travels.com &nbsp; CONCLUSION: What a great life Chris has! He travels at his leisure, teaches people how to create a life like his, and works on projects that he loves to earn a great income for himself and his dog!  I’ve always wanted to rent an RV and travel through Europe or North America. It sounds better every day!Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing the septic and...

Gret Glyer is the founder of DonorSee, a support network for the world's poorest. Their Mission is to become the world's fastest-growing charity platform and usher in a new age of global charity by raising the industry's standards for transparency, immediacy, and innovation. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Exactly how to make a difference in the life of an infant child, a widow or an orphaned child….and how to help them possibly provide for themselves for a lifetime! Who really benefits from donating as little as $10 a month to people from the poorest country on the planet? Why it’s essentially impossible for people from developing countries like Malawi to get themselves out of poverty with the system we have without some help from outside sources How your donation can provide simple necessities like formula and food for a child for an entire year. A common myth about why people from Africa are some of the poorest countries in the world... This is an important concept to understand when you reach into your pocket to help and why it’s so important to help. How to guarantee your donation goes directly to the project that you have chosen. What happens after you donate? Listen in as Gret explains what the protocol is and how your money will be spent. This is tax-deductible -- I would much rather see my subscribers voluntarily giving money to help families in need instead of it being wasted on taxes. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 145: Building A Nonprofit In The Slums Of Uganda – Jennings Wright 076: Chasing Black Unicorns - Tech Startups &amp; Corruption - Marek Zmyslowski 031: How You Can Make A Difference In Small Island Nations With Renewable Energy And Sustainable Innovation - James Ellsmoor &nbsp; CONCLUSION: What a heart-wrenching conversation with Gret Glyer. Listening to his stories of living in the poorest country in the world for three years led to the founding of DonorSee. Gret believes relationships are the heartbeat of effective charity. His platform enables donors to donate directly to people in need and see the impact of their gifts with a video update on every donation. I would like to encourage you to donate; even just a small amount will make a big impact. You’ll understand my urgency once you’ve listened to Gret’s story of living overseas and how important DonorSee is.Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the Investors Visa at a $300k Real Estate investment instead of nearly doubling the amount required, as they said they would. This is a massive win for our community who wants to move to or invest in Panama, but I am not sure how long this will last… If you have been thinking about Panama, then I want to make an invitation to you today. Come join me for a special four-day tour to see if the country I call home is right for you and your family. We have just released the next set of trip dates. You can find out more at ExpatMoney.com/fly. Come visit me and the Expat Money team, get a feel for the country and see if...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Andrew Holliday, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of Ostrich, an app-based community focused on enabling people to achieve their financial goals, regardless of their level of wealth or knowledge. In order to do this, they emphasize habit building, and the behavioural psychology underlying it. They provide the structure for users to work towards their goals with their financial challenges within their mobile app and add social accountability to this by allowing users to connect with one another and see challenge progress.  &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Step-by-step instructions on how to become Financially Free in these times of high debts, student loans, and massive credit card debt. Exactly how to achieve Financial Freedom from the beginning ….and how to live a freer life whether it’s through saving, investing, giving or spending. The absolute best concept for beginner investors and why this solution is safe and easy to use.  Being accountable for your finances and life and why it is possibly the most important lesson you will ever learn. Who really benefits from you paying off your credit card and student debt earlier than expected and why this one trick can put $$$ in your pocket. Listen in to hear Mikkel talk about working 13-14 hours a day for 2 years straight, 6 ½ days a week and what that can look like in your family life. The great secret behind wealth and Financial Freedom that no one ever wants to tell you. Why it’s essentially impossible to get out of debt the way you’ve been taught in traditional schools and why Andrew and his app, Ostrich, can help you get on the right track. &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 140: How To Live Your Life Unconstrained – Myles Wakeham 138: Digital Nomad Life In Asia – Nimrod Dean Kuchel 113: Tax Optimized Retirement Accounts For Expats – Tariq Dennison &nbsp; HOW TO REACH ANDREW HOLLIDAY Get Ostrich &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I really enjoy talking about travelling the world and personal finances. Andrew and his partner at Ostrich have figured out how to help people achieve personal financial freedom with their new app and showing how being accountable to one another...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Linda Mueller, a coach for expat partners who have given up their own careers in their home countries to help support their spouses abroad. Her company is called The Expat Partner Coach and she offers a program called Adapt &amp; Succeed Abroad that addresses the key issues faced by expat spouses from planning a move to adapting quickly and creating connections.  She has been featured in HuffPost, Women’s Health, MSN, and Thrive Global. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Linda and Mikkel discuss what it’s REALLY like being a spouse living overseas. Top tips and tricks to understanding if your spouse is saying ‘yes’ to the opportunity for them or not. Best bit of advice you can get from an experienced spouse &amp; expat that has moved to more countries than you have probably moved homes! Why it’s so important to help your spouse to communicate &amp; understand what lays ahead of them. Best advice from a veteran expat of 13 years, who has made 7 international moves Is reverse culture shock (coming back to the USA), real?  Linda shares what the move to Japan was like, not once but twice? What did she go through? Was she scared? Was it a massive shift? &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 144: How To Raise Your Children To Be Multilingual - Sara Tarvin 138: Digital Nomad Life In Asia - Dean Kuchel 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad - Michael Strong &nbsp; HOW TO REACH Instagram and Fb @ The Expat Partner Coach The Expat Partner Coach &nbsp; CONCLUSION: I had such an interesting conversation with Linda about living overseas with a spouse who has taken on a new job in different countries, 7 times. They were lucky enough to live in Japan twice and also one of my favourite places, Abu Dhabi UAE.  Life can be daunting for a spouse that has their own career and is then asked by their spouse to give it up. Linda really understands what it takes to make the move and still keep her family together. If you’re thinking about moving, you’ll love this episode. &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the Investors Visa at a $300k Real Estate investment instead of nearly doubling...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is me, Mikkel Thorup :) Over the past 5 years, I’ve tried my best to do the milestone episodes for the podcast. Episode #50, #100 and now we are celebrating episode #150. I’m so excited to be here, statistics say that something like 80% of new podcasts don’t make it past episode 7, and honestly, we’ve never been stronger. More and more people are listening to our show and recently we started a new YouTube channel and we have a Facebook group called Expat Money Forum. Each day we get new subscribers and listeners and I’m thrilled to be able to help so many people. &nbsp; HERE’S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Big changes to the Friendly Nations Visa in Panama and why it’s important to listen to the professionals when it comes to immigration processes.  What’s next for Panama? Is it still a great place to buy real estate? and is living tax-free at the top of living a free life! Brazil: freedom, food and safety. Why living in one of the safest areas of Brazil has been one of the most interesting times as a family! Did we mention Food; Churrasco... Mikkel talks about having an indoor BBQ in his home and enjoying some of the best meat ever, being one of the highlights of living in Brazil.  Listen in as Mikkel talks about buying real estate in one of the most beautiful places in Brazil and having the ability to walk out your back door to some of the best beaches in the world.  Cost of living in Brazil, you will be pleasantly surprised! Children, how quickly they adapt to the language, food and surroundings and why you shouldn’t fear their ability to make these changes.  The truth about government-run schools, the damage that can be done by forcing your children to attend and how a new expat international school based on Socratic ideas can change your children’s lives forever. Heading home to Panama and the work that lays ahead of us, and how excited we are to be going home!  &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 144: How To Raise Your Children To Be Multilingual - Sarah Tarvin 131: Travelling To Brazil During The Pandemic - Mikkel Thorup 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad - Michael Strong &nbsp; HOW TO FIND MIKKEL THORUP'S WORK Our new YouTube channel, subscribe here: ExpatMoneyShow.com/youtube ...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Marisa Meddin, co-founder of ‘Beach Commute’. She is a career coach and has been a digital nomad for over 5 years, visiting more than 60 countries. At Beach Commute they help other Digital Nomads figure out what remote job opportunities exist, which they're best suited to do, where to find remote job opportunities, how to increase chances of a job offer, and how to tactfully negotiate remote terms. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why listening and working with a professional career coach that has been there, the same as you, can be the most powerful step you can take towards freedom and getting the job you have always dreamed of while travelling around the world. Exactly how to achieve your dreams of working &amp; world travel….and how to crush your limiting belief patterns. Step-by-step instructions on how to ask your boss for a big fat raise to live as a digital nomad in any country you choose. A common myth about how to work from abroad. This is an important concept to always understand. One key concept you must understand about human behaviour that can lead you to amazing growth and becoming a confident individual. What happens when you figure out what remote job opportunities exist, which you're best suited to do, where to find remote job opportunities, how to increase chances of a job offer, and how to tactfully negotiate remote terms.  What happens after the boss says yes, you can work remotely! And what if your boss says 'no', you can’t work remotely and you have no idea what to do or say! And finally, listen in to Marisa &amp; Mikkel talking about some of the countries they have visited and their true love of travel and why they are so passionate about their adventures.  &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 132: THE FUTURE OF REMOTE WORK AND DIGITAL NOMADISM – KARI DEPHILLIPS 119: YOUR KIDS ABROAD – HOW CHILDREN DEAL WITH AN EXPAT LIFESTYLE – JESSICA &amp; WILL SUEIRO 109: HOW TO FIND FREEDOM AND TRAVEL LIKE A BOSS – JOHNNY FD &nbsp; HOW TO FIND MARISA MEDDIN'S WORK BeachCommute.com/expat you will receive a special 15% off discount for Marisa’s course Remote Employment Course using this link. &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Kris Broholm from Actual Fluency, a language learning blog and podcast that he started in 2014 which now has over 180 episodes. He is a passionate entrepreneur who specializes in affiliate marketing, sales funnels and copywriting. Originally from Denmark, he has lived all over Europe and is now an expat in Portugal. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Are you ready to take the leap from living in one country to living abroad, becoming a digital nomad? Listen to Kris as he talks about his expat journey from growing up in Denmark and how he learned English, you’ll be amazed! The absolute best trick to learn a second language, or even a third or fourth The fatal flaw of following someone that has no experience or following someone like Kris who has tons of experience. How you can achieve your ultimate expat journey  Learn one of the biggest lies told to you when you are learning another language Tips and tricks when searching for the perfect place to live A common myth on why people are expats, and why it's okay to just go from country to country and enjoy life! A sneak peek into being an expat  The most important question about Portugal, home of port wine! How to set up a company in Cyprus during the pandemic, are you ready for it! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 138: Digital Nomad Life In Asia – Nimrod Dean Kuchel 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips 083: Secrets to Learning a Foreign Language Quickly - Olly Richards  &nbsp; HOW TO FIND KRIS BROHOLM'S WORK Actual Fluency &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION My friendship with Kris goes back a few years now and I am thrilled to finally have him on my podcast. We have worked on some projects...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is John Fotheringham. He is a linguist, teacher, and author, and has spent 20 years developing a guaranteed method to help you master a foreign language―anywhere. He is the host of the Language Mastery podcast on all popular podcasting platforms.  In his program, The 7-Step Roadmap to Japanese Fluency, he says you’ll learn how to create a highly effective immersion environment anywhere in the world.  &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: The single best technique and one of the most powerful tools in learning a foreign language. The top tricks to master before you move to a foreign country will make learning your target language so much easier. When you finally do move to a foreign country, how to avoid the expat bubble that so many people fall into and how dangerous it can be for your language learning. Ultimately, the time required to see results in your target language and not get discouraged if you don’t reach it when you think you should. How real reverse culture shock is, you just won’t believe it. To feel strange in your own country and how that feeling is so normal for everyone. The trap people fall into when they visit other countries and look at what we do better, and what they don’t do as well, don’t get caught up in this! John shares his stories of moving across the world to a country that was so different from what he was accustomed to and his feelings of missing home. What did he do? And how did he accomplish his goals? Exactly how to maximize your time and have the greatest results learning a new language. The absolute worst method and most painful way to learn a language that most schools still teach today. (I can guarantee your school teaches this way!) How your brain decides what’s important, not you!  If you haven’t listened to my episode with Anthony Metivier and his use of the Memory Palace for learning a new language, don’t wait, listen to it now! Why put things in context is so powerful. How powerful methods like Remembering the Kanji by James W. Heisig can catapult your learning ability. Tips and Tricks that allow you to remember more, and why using these early on can help you...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Siim Land. He is an author, public speaker, influencer, content creator, and a high-performance coach. By education, he is an anthropologist but he’s also an entrepreneur and a writer. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: What is biohacking and why are we hearing about it everywhere? How to quickly get over jetlag. Did you know that a lack of this one thing accelerates ageing! You are probably not getting enough of it.  The one single feature that can cause havoc at night time and that you should never ever do. The absolute most important hormone associated with sleep and is your body producing it properly? The hottest topic of the day - learn how to fast and for how long. Should you try it? Is it really that good for you?  The top 5 critical foods that are good for the body and the brain.  Are we talking science or just another fad? Let’s talk supplements... all the hype over these topics, what’s the real deal when it comes to your immune system? Truly some of the most important vitamins and minerals your body needs to live a long a productive life. Are you getting enough?  How body-mind empowerment is about improving your physical and mental performance. Enhancing human life. Your life. Your family’s life.  &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin 133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz 125: Overcoming Fear Through Travel – Mike Corey &nbsp; HOW TO FIND SIIM LAND'S WORK www.siimland.com &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION I’ve been working with Siim for a few months now, and he has helped create a plan for me and my family to enhance our lives so that we stay healthy and live a long and wonderful life. Siim has clients from all around the world. He starts by doing blood work and DNA, etc and puts together a plan just for you to solve a...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Jennings Wright the Founder &amp; Executive Director of 10Eighteen.org, a nonprofit organization that works with teen moms in the Namuwongo slums in Uganda with a halfway house and a vocational school; a WASH campaign in remote Rwakobo village inside Lake Mburo National Park; and food for children in 3 schools. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How modifying your perspective on something so important will radically change your life. What you feel when you step inside a country like Uganda, how it changes your life and gets in your heart You can’t even imagine what the slums in Uganda are like, the smell, the waste, the garbage yet Jennings has been 13 times to help make a difference for all that live there. Listen to the story of a grandmother who is raising 6 grandchildren from 2 of her children who have died of AIDS...unfathomable. Who really benefits from the normal average non-profit? Jennings describes in detail how different their organization is and how the people she helps learn new skills to take out to the world and make a difference. What happens when you work with a nation that is mostly illiterate? Or that 65% of the population is under 18? What is in store for Ugandans going forward? Here’s how you can really truly make a difference in the lives of others that don’t have access to clean water, clothes or food every day; imagine only eating every other day?  Learn how vitally important schools being open in a country like Uganda so that children can have food to eat every day.  The shocking stories of teen pregnancies in the slums of Kampala and how food is traded for sex.  &nbsp; PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY 131: Travelling To Brazil During The Pandemic – Mikkel Thorup 127: Lockdowns Around The World And Where It's Safe To Go - Jeffrey Tucker 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong &nbsp; HOW TO FIND JENNINGS WRIGHT'S www.10Eighteen.org Facebook &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Sarah Tarvin from PolyglotandTot. Sarah does language acquisition and goal achievement coaching and currently uses 8 languages: English, German, French, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi and Arabic. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: What is life like in a family that speaks 8 languages fluently and understands another 16, enough so that they can travel the world and be able to talk like a local? The most crucial languages that you and your family need to learn for the future. Not just personal but for business. What is the most important thing to have and do for you and your family to be fluent in several languages? Are you craving to learn a new language? Maybe become a polyglot? What is a polyglot anyways? Four tools for you and your spouse to best educate your children on how to learn and speak many languages. How long does it take to learn a new language? Can you learn 2 at the same time? Is that a good idea? Have you got children? Would you like them to become bilingual or trilingual? When are the best years to be teaching your children a 2nd or 3rd language? Some tricks and tips on helping your children learn another language even if you’re not learning it.  For people who want desperately to speak a new language but don’t know where to start. What language is the most practical and most effective to have your child learn? You probably already know the answer! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 128: Travelling To Every Country In The World – Salvatore Lavallo 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong 083: Secrets to Learning a Foreign Language Quickly - Olly Richards &nbsp; HOW TO FIND SARAH TARVIN'S WORK PolyglotAndTot.com chooseyourlifeadventure.com Instagram  &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! <a...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Kevin Koskella.  Kevin currently works with entrepreneurs in relieving them of technical website issues with his business, Work Hero, as well as hosts the Freedom Lovin’ Podcast, and is writing a new book due out this Fall, titled, The Rebel’s Guide to Freedom.  &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: The 5 critical advantages of entrepreneurship -- when you understand them, you’ll never go back to the 9-5. One simple book changed Kevin’s life... if Freedom is what you’re after, then you need to read this book too! What needs to be done day after day in the world of podcasting, to ensure you get and keep the most dedicated listeners. The differences between evergreen or relevant content. Which one is more beneficial in staying power for a strong podcast? How living in another country can change your life forever! A common myth about online dating in a country where you don’t speak the language and why you need to know the truth behind this myth. What happens when you don’t speak Portuguese and you’ve met the person of your dreams. Great secret strategies for a long-distance relationship &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips 098: Sixty Home Swaps In 3 Years Of Non-Stop Travel With 4 Kids In Tow – Daniel Prince &nbsp; HOW TO FIND KEVIN KOSKELLA'S WORK Twitter @freedomlovinguy www.freedomlovin.com www.workhero.com  &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION We covered so much ground in this episode. I really enjoyed our conversation about starting a business, what worked and what didn’t, language learning; one of my passions; and Brazil.  A shout out to Kevin, congratulations on learning Portuguese! &nbsp;Mentioned in this...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Juliana Rabbi, a Career Coach who helps professionals to land a remote job faster. She is a digital nomad, minimalist, yoga and dog lover. She has been to 51 countries, and counting! &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Were you one of the millions of 9-5ers in 2020 that went to work on Monday and on Tuesday they told you to stay home? And are you still trying to figure out what to do? The 5 critical advantages of working with a Career Coach to land the job of your dreams, in some of the most exotic locations, and taking years off your search….Once you grasp these 5 advantages you’ll never go back to doing it yourself….  Who really benefits from working the traditional 9-5 job? If it’s you, that is fantastic, if that’s not you, and you’re not sure what to do next, then Juliana will get you there faster The great secrets behind how to travel the world and work from anywhere you want Some of the huge benefits of travelling the world during Covid How you can achieve your dream job, in record time  A common myth about becoming a digital nomad during Covid  Wondering what solo travel looks like during Covid? Juliana talks about the 51 countries she’s been able to visit that have touched her life in a way that nothing else has And so much more… &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips 133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong &nbsp; HOW TO FIND JULIANA RABBI'S WORK LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/julianarabbi-career-coach YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/julianarabbi Website - www.julianarabbi.com &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION After 15 years of working as a corporate recruiter, Juliana really knows and understands what the other side is looking for, so she has that uncanny ability to help her clients achieve their goals so much faster. I love chatting with guests that...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is an expat living in Copenhagen, Denmark and has over 12 years of Marketing and Startup Experience. He is an International Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, Startup Junkie, Growth Hacker, Mentor and 6-time Course Designer and main instructor for Talent Garden’s Growth-Hacking Course. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Step-by-step instructions on how to live as a digital nomad in a country that is extremely different from your country of birth, and how to enjoy a really great life How to have employees that work for free and love the work they do  The absolute best advice for beginners of new start-ups  The disgusting amount of taxes you are expected to pay in Denmark and making it work for you anyways If you love cold calling, that’s great, but if you hate it, listen in to some really awesome tricks One key concept you must understand about moving your life to another country, that can lead you to building possibly 6 startups A common myth about starting a business in Denmark...the bicycles, the pretty city and the gorgeous girls. And so much more… &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin 129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa Or Even A Passport – Vin Armani 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer &nbsp; HOW TO FIND TAYLOR RYAN'S WORK KlintMarketing.com - Creative Digital Marketing and Growth Hacking Agency GrowthSecrets.org - Online Digital Marketing Course TaylorRyan.io - Public speaker, workshops, and innovation consulting ArchitectureQuote.com - Saas Platform for Architects &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION This was a really fun interview with Taylor, he certainly made me laugh. It’s always great to chat with someone that has moved to another country, for whatever the reasons, and has stayed, in spite of the differences! If you are thinking about making a move, don’t know to where, or even the how, then make sure you listen to Taylor and...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Myles Wakeham the podcast host of Unconstrained where I was honoured to be a guest back in 2020 on Episode 044 - Get out of Dodge 2 - Mikkel Thorup.  &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: One of the most important lessons you can learn before you spend a needless $100,000 The greatest secret to living a life you always wanted and dreamed of, but have you maybe waited too long for One key concept you must understand about making money, lots of money, that can lead you to your best life ever A common myth about true wealth. It is what you own, not what you owe An important concept to always understand... don’t let making money define you. Money generates itself. Step-by-step instructions on how to live as a digital nomad and be free from 21st-century financial pressures, free to roam the world, free to speak your mind and not feel like you are a pawn on someone else's chessboard?  Why it is so vitally important to remember that no one has your back, only you have your back. And so much more… &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 137: Blockchain And The Future Of The Internet – Marco Wutzer 135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips &nbsp; HOW TO FIND MYLES WAKEHAM'S WORK beUnconstrained  Course: 25 years Master Class can be found on his website Don’t forget to listen to my Episode 044 - Get out of Dodge 2 - Mikkel Thorup on Myles show. We had a great time and I know you’ll enjoy it too! &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION What. A. Story! You...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Brad Warren. Brad helps investors purchase risk mitigated, pre-developed land in high-growth areas. He then assists them with selling their parcels to developers who consolidate that land into larger parcels to build housing, a shopping center, a solar farm, etc.  &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How land banking actually works, from one of the #1 sellers in Southern California. He’ll explain the fine details so you can understand it, even if you know nothing about buying vacant land out in the middle of nowhere. The #1 top way to buy land and make a huge profit in 10 years or less, with as little as $25 K How to truly tailor a generational and legacy wealth system from anywhere in the world. One where you can set it and forget it Why it’s essentially impossible to fail with land banking How to be patient and mitigate risk  Top 3 ways to not have to dip into your own pockets to buy land and still make amazing returns.  12 different ways you can invest Global as possible - use these strategies to buy land anywhere in the world. 10 growth factors: some are simple- following the money, applicable to anywhere in the world. A sneak peek into land banking, and how very lucrative it can be when done properly. What happens when you have a research and acquisition department of 8-10 people all working for you, to ensure you come out on top How you can achieve this outcome living somewhere other than in Southern California. What are the prerequisites? What do you need to know before anything else? &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 125: Overcoming Fear Through Travel – Mike Corey 124: One Euro Homes In Italy And How You Can Purchase Them Today – Karl Pierre 099: How To Buy A European Passport – Laszlo Kiss &nbsp; HOW TO FIND BRAD WARREN'S WORK The best way to reach Brad is by simply emailing him at: [email protected] &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Truthfully, I really had no idea that land banking was a 'thing'. However, over the past few months, I've had a ton of people reach out...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Nimrod Dean Kuchel, an ambassador, entrepreneur and thought leader in the Digital Nomad space. He is the founder of a number of ventures and communities. He is a public speaker, a mentor and has travelled to more than 100 countries and has met thousands of amazing friends, and inspired many more to 'Say YES! Go Explore'. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: The greatest secret behind becoming a digital nomad Why a 9 - 5 job in an office making a crap ton of money is not what it’s all cracked up to be How to build a business making you the envy of all of your friends A sneak peek into the real world of digital nomadism How you can achieve dual citizenship and travel the world during Covid  Bali… beautiful Bali. The beaches, the food, the nightlife...is this what dreams are made of... The common myth about countries with no lockdowns and no quarantines How to build your network and net worth, and have the best year of your life The #1 top secret way to live the life of your dreams &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 109: How To Find Freedom And Travel Like A Boss – Johnny FD 113: Tariq Dennison - Tax Optimized Retirement Accounts for Expats 116: How To Move To Panama Or Use It As Your Plan-B Residency – Mikkel Thorup HOW TO FIND DEAN KUCHEL'S WORK www.deankuchel.co.il - personal landing page www.digitalnomads.world - worldwide community for digital nomads. instagram.com/where_is_dean/ &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Wow, Dean really knows how to make the best of travelling and working as a digital nomad. He comes by it so naturally, with his mom being a travel agent when he was a kid. From that, he got to experience how the rest of...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Marco Wutzer, a speculator and digital assets expert. He believes in free markets and voluntary interactions between sovereign individuals. This philosophy has made him a global citizen in search of lifestyle and profit opportunities around the globe. He has travelled to over 70 countries and has lived in six. A normal year sees him passing through about 15 countries - sounds like a man after my own heart... &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: The incredible story of how Marco missed the boat on Bitcoin, still got rich, and how you can do the same What is the Blockchain Ecosystem and why is it important? How the blockchain ecosystem will lead to a second Renaissance How cryptocurrency actually works, and how you can benefit from it, even if you know nothing about blockchain technology. The fatal flaw of thinking that you’re too late to the game...and a little-known secret... You’re thinking, I know a little bit about crypto, how do I become an expert? what’s next? Three tools that anyone can access for the future of cryptocurrency to become extremely wealthy Are you confused with the lexicons, don’t think you know or understand cryptocurrency? Marco Wutzer is pure genius, being in this space since the beginning of its inception Learn what an NFT is and how this simple concept can change your life as an entrepreneur forever A little known tactic how you can benefit from crypto &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa or even a Passport - Vin Armani 115: The Solution To Educating Your Children Abroad – Michael Strong 107: Offshore Hedge Funds — Secrets of The Wealthy — David Ament &nbsp; HOW TO FIND TO MARCO WUTZER'S WORK Crypto Quantum Leap (video course for beginners). Details here: <a style="background-color: transparent" href="http://www.expatmoneyshow.com/leap" target="_blank"...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Danielle Roberts, a Medicare expert and the co-founder of Boomer Benefits, a licensed insurance agency that helps baby boomers navigate their entry into Medicare in 48 states. She and her team have helped more than 50,000 Medicare beneficiaries make their transition to Medicare at retirement. She is also the author of the best-selling book 10 Costly Medicare Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make, which helps beneficiaries avoid critical but all too common Medicare pitfalls.   &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why every American should sign up for Medicare when the time comes Step-by-step instructions on how to apply for Medicare Why it’s essentially important to understand what the heck Part C, Part A, Part B are, and when to register Are you confused about what you are entitled to? Do the rules and regulations boggle your mind? The difference between supplemental insurance abroad and your Medicare coverage What happens when you don’t apply for Medicare at age 65, (listen to the horror stories of those that didn’t apply) What if I don’t sign up until I’m 70? What can I expect? For international health insurance check out this company for expats and digital nomads And a ton more! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 058: Pete Sisco – How To Start An Online Business So You Can Safely Leave The Rat Race 109: How To Find Freedom And Travel Like A Boss – Johnny FD 132: The Future Of Remote Work And Digital Nomadism – Kari DePhillips &nbsp; HOW TO FIND DANIELLE ROBERTS' WORK Boomer Benefits 10 Costly Medicare...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Sergio Von Facchin, a Global Citizen, Perpetual Traveler, founder of GoodbyeMatrix, and an internationalization Strategist. He teaches his clients the best options for business structuring and to optimize an international life. He focuses on legal strategies for tax optimization, how you can quickly grow a fortune, and how to live a free life while doing it. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Step by step instructions on how to live as a digital nomad, grow your fortune, and live life freely Exactly what it takes to opt-out of your country especially during these horrific times with Covid and mass lockdowns  The single best countries you can stay as a perpetual tourist and what countries you can apply for residency in? The absolute best 3 residency visas during Covid The one feature that will have you begging to get residency in Panama The 5 critical strategies for becoming a digital nomad and living an amazing life The great secret of where people are going and why they are drawn to these countries Why it’s essentially important to do things legally and in a structured way, not cutting corners. Worried about safety? Listen in as Sergio and Mikkel discuss which countries are the safest and what countries are no doubt unsafe A sneak peek into getting CNN to do your marketing for you   A common myth about Mexico...is it really that great of a country to live in?  Step by step answers to why working with an expert like Mikkel or Sergio is so beneficial and why going it alone can be the worst mistake you could make. And most importantly, countries that you just don’t want to visit or live in right now (you will be so surprised!) &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 130: Travelling To Costa Rica During The Pandemic – Mikkel Thorup – The Expat Money Show – With Mikkel Thorup 118: How To Move To Panama Or Use It As Your Plan-B...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Travis Rosbach, a serial entrepreneur, world explorer, and founder of the billion-dollar brand Hydro Flask. Besides Entrepreneurship, his experiences Include: - becoming a SCUBA Dive Master- US Merchant Marine Boat Captain - Commercial Airline Pilot - Yoga Instructor, and Reiki Practitioner. &nbsp;  WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How to start with $11,000 and turn it into a billion-dollar brand. Motivating factors for you when the times get hard and then harder still. Listen in to hear Travis’s little secrets to success. The 7 funniest adventures to have on planet earth. The most critical adventure of all, you’ll love this one! Best books to read for creating a kick-ass business. What is life like after a successful exit and selling your brand?  The secret to success and happiness. Newest business venture, Tumalo Group, and how and why Travis started a new brand, and what his biggest thrills are. Learn how to become an airline pilot, Scuba Dive Master, Boat Captain all before creating a billion-dollar brand. And so much more! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 040: Mike Michalowicz – Eradicate Entrepreneurial Poverty By Taking Profit First 042: Matt Javit – Executive Leaves It All Behind To Travel The World 091: The Wandering Investor Shares Insights From Around The World – Ladislas Maurice &nbsp; HOW TO FIND TRAVIS ROSBACH'S WORK LinkedIn - Travis Rosbach The Tumalo Group &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Wow, Travis Rosbach has certainly had a fun-filled life, both personally and in business. He's experienced some crazy stuff and I know you'll love listening to this episode. I would really appreciate it if you would share this podcast with a friend...

Today’s guest on The Expat Money Show is Jen Ruiz, a lawyer turned travel blogger who took 20 trips in 12 months while employed full-time. Jen has been featured by The Washington Post, ABC News, and Huffington Post as a budget and solo travel expert. She is also a #1 Amazon bestselling author. Her debut book, "The Affordable Flight Guide: How to Find Cheap Flights and See the World on a Budget" is the 2018 Readers' Favorite award winner. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How to take 20 trips in 12 months while still working full time. The absolute best trick about feeling safe and keeping safe when travelling the world Exactly how to take what you love most and make it your career The absolute best way to travel for beginners. The greatest secret to getting cheap flights anywhere in the world and at any time. (especially during these crazy times with Covid lockdowns) How life lessons from 20 years ago can still make a huge impact on your life today! The great secret of balancing travel, life and working full time The one tool you need to keep handy so that the airlines don’t take advantage of you. And more! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 127: Lockdowns Around The World And Where It’s Safe To Go – Jeffrey Tucker 074: Nora Dunn – How To Pay Nothing For Accommodations And Travel The World Rent Free 096: Kristin Wilson - How To Be A Digital Nomad &nbsp; HOW TO FIND JEN RUIZ'S WORK JenOnAJetPlane.com @jenonajetplane &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Really interesting talking with someone that has left what most would call a lucrative job, one that takes a ton of education and knowledge to do, and trade it all in for travel, writing and blogging. The key is that Jen loves what she does, she has a passion for travel and I totally understand that. &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing the septic and water, and even installing solar panels, so everything is independent of the power grid! The site we chose is unbelievable; we are up at a flat plateau about a thousand feet up a mountain with incredible unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean. To go to the beach, it is just 15 minutes down to the water. We have mature fruit trees on site, including these gorgeous 200-year-old mango trees and many other things, such as avocado trees, papayas, and delicious...

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Kari DePhillips, Co-host of the Workationing Podcast, a digital nomad, and is the CEO of The Content Factory, a digital PR agency that specializes in SEO and social media marketing. The Content Factory is one of the top SEO agencies in the English-speaking world and has been featured in Inc, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and many other media outlets for their digital marketing expertise and work culture. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How you can build an agency from $500 into a company that represents multiple billion-dollar brands. What the secrets are to Kari's success as a digital nomad. How to become a digital nomad despite half the world still being in lockdown and make a killing at it. Amazing stories of travelling the world, doing crazy stuff all while building a business, and being one of the top SEO agencies in the English-speaking world! Killer stories of being in South Africa, Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, and other amazing locations all while working a full-time job. Who really controls your life, and how you can change that. Why becoming a Digital Nomad in 2021 will change your life. Why this breakthrough concept has thousands of people leaving their homes and seeing the world And more! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES EP 109: How To Find Freedom And Travel Like A Boss – Johnny FD EP 096: Kristin Wilson - How To Be A Digital Nomad EP 131: Travelling To Brazil During The Pandemic – Mikkel Thorup &nbsp; HOW TO FIND KARI DEPHILLIPS' WORK contentfac.com workationing.com &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Such an interesting hour spent with someone that loves to travel, almost as much as I do. Kari has done some crazy stuff, has lived a really fun life all while building a company on her own terms. If you're thinking even for one moment about leaving your 9-5 job and travelling the world and working, then you have to listen to this episode. &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the Investors Visa at a $300k Real Estate investment instead of nearly doubling the amount required, as they said they would. This is a massive win for our community who wants to move to or invest in Panama, but I am not sure how long this will last… If you have been thinking about Panama, then I want to make an invitation to you today. Come join me for a special four-day tour to see if the country I call home is right for you and your family. We have just released the next set of...

Today's guest on The Expat Money Show is me, Mikkel Thorup, I will be talking about travelling to Brazil during the pandemic and all the drama that entails. This is part-2 in our series on travelling during the pandemic. If you haven't had a chance to listen to last week's episode on travelling to Costa Rica during the pandemic you should do that now! &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: An in-depth breakdown of getting out of Costa Rica and entering back into Panama during the pandemic What is life like in Panama right now and what did we need to get ready for our massive 4-month trip to Brazil. What do the airports look like in Panama and in Brazil? Is everything open or totally closed? And what do you need documentation-wise to leave the country and to enter Brazil? Being a tourist in Rio de Janeiro during the pandemic, is this a good time to visit? Travelling to Florianopolis, Brazil, a cute little island of about 500,000 people. The real estate, food, open/closed, what is it really like? Huge personal development to share with you, you will know it when you hear it! Drama, lots of drama! getting a new phone, passport, residency and how different the process is in other countries. Subscribe to our podcast on Stitcher Radio, Apple Podcast or your favourite platform and leave us a 5* review! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 130: Travelling To Costa Rica During The Pandemic – Mikkel Thorup 129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa Or Even A Passport – Vin Armani 116: How To Move To Panama Or Use It As Your Plan-B Residency – Mikkel Thorup  &nbsp; HOW TO FIND MIKKEL THORUP'S WORK Follow Mikkel on Twitter @ThorupMikkel Send Mikkel a message at the bottom of our Contact Us Page Join our Facebook group, Expat Money Forum. We have 3 amazing admins that help monitor the group and answer questions. This is an exclusive group for expats or expat-hopefuls. &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION I am so excited to be in Brazil. It's a beautiful country with so much to offer. If you ever get the chance, make sure you visit and take in all of the wonderful sites she has to offer. I would really appreciate it if you would share this podcast with a friend or family member, join our newsletter at <a href="http://www.expatmoneyshow.com/"...

Today’s guest on The Expat Money Show is Mikkel Thorup. Many of us want to get back to travelling, and seeing the world, but with Covid and tests and vaccines, no one is really sure about where to go and how to get there. In this episode, Mikkel discusses Costa Rica During The Pandemic. What was required to leave Panama and enter Costa Rica and how his 3-week trip went. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Subscribe to our podcast on Stitcher Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify or your favourite podcasting platform. In planning their big trip to Brazil, his trip to Costa Rica had to come first, why? What were the airports like during covid? Do you need to do tests entering or exiting the countries? How immigration and security were handled leaving Panama What was it like going through immigration in Costa Rica Documents required when travelling with a child in Latin America (important) Travel Insurance and Health Pass to enter Costa Rica What does San Jose look like during Covid? Were masks worn? Lockdowns? Mandates? Visiting the Brazilian embassy in Costa Rica for visas Two weeks in a beautiful ocean resort and all the amazing adventures Mikkel went on Meeting friends and making their way to one of the most beautiful resorts on the coast of Costa Rica - Hotel Three-sixty Hiring a private yacht - swimming with dolphins, whale watching, turtles, hiking, bird watching, large mammals Costa Rica is open, don’t be afraid to travel! Share this episode with a friend, we’re on a mission to share this with the world, go out there and live your life. Please give us a like and a review on Apple Podcast, Stitcher Radio ExpatMoneyForum.com - join our private FB group with nearly 2,000 members as of the recording of this episode &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 116: How To Move To Panama Or Use It As Your Plan-B Residency – Mikkel Thorup 129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa Or Even A Passport – Vin Armani   HOW TO FIND MIKKEL THORUP'S WORK Follow Mikkel on Twitter @ThorupMikkel Contact Us - Click Here  &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION In this episode, I am open

Today’s guest on the Expat Money Show is Vin Armani, a philosopher, serial tech-entrepreneur, and CryptoSavage. He was co-founder of CoinText and is the author of several Bitcoin payment protocols. He is the author of three books and a highly regarded public speaker on topics of liberty and cryptocurrency. He has recently moved from mainland USA to live on the little island of Saipan, a commonwealth of the United States in the Western Pacific Ocean. &nbsp; WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: Why you should stop everything and consider leaving mainland USA for a tiny overseas territory in the middle of the Pacific. Why TODAY is the best time in history to be a Digital Nomad and how to stay ahead of the curve. What is the one thing that made Saipan so attractive that Vin Armani would drop everything to move his family there in the middle of a pandemic? Vin’s secret to dealing with the Expat lifestyle and how to make the transition stress-free and easy. What were the 3 biggest challenges of moving to an overseas territory and how to be prepared before you leave? How to legally pay NO Taxes to the US federal government living in Saipan How did Saipan deal with lockdowns and covid? (HINT: it was a lot freer than in the continental USA) Mikkel and Vin talk about the culture in Saipan, Mexico and Panama. Doing a little comparison with the Latin culture. As Vin would say; Don't go there to escape, you're not fleeing, go there so that you can help to build, be valuable to them, be a contributor, don't just be a taker. &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 109: How To Find Freedom And Travel Like A Boss – Johnny FD 093: Why Are People Leaving The USA – Travis Luther 042: Matt Javit – International Award Winning Sales Executive Leaves It All Behind To Travel The World &nbsp; HOW TO FIND VIN ARMANI'S WORK Cryptofrontier.org movement in Saipan @vinarmani &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Such a fun conversation with Vin today, I love talking with like-minded individuals about freedom and how to achieve it. Vin and I have both been guests on the Lions of Liberty Podcast multiple times with my good friend Marc Clair. Vin’s famous line in both appearances: pack your shit and go!Mentioned in this episode:Join Me In Panama For Our Next TourI have great news. After many meetings and explanations, the Panamanian government has agreed to keep the Investors Visa at a $300k Real Estate investment instead of nearly doubling the amount required, as they said they would. This is a massive win for our community who wants to move to or invest in Panama, but I am not sure

Today’s guest on The Expat Money Show is Sal Lavallo, one of the youngest people to have visited all 193 countries in the world. He has worked with brands such as Marriott, E*Dreams, G Adventures and more, and has been featured in CNN, Business Insider, CNBC, and Conde Nast Traveler on this 12-minute YouTube video where he talks about every country he has visited. . WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW: How did Sal decide that he wanted to visit every country in the world Growing up with immigrant parents, Father from Italy and Mother from Germany Attending an international boarding school, how did that experience shape his views on the world How does Sal keep track of everywhere he has been and how long he was there What is your reason to travel and see the world They share their love of the UAE as Sal has lived in Abu Dhabi for 10 years and Mikkel lived there for 8 What is travel and what does it mean to you Where does Mikkel want his next travel destination to be and why The experiences Sal and Mikkel have had in different locations across the globe Their love of food, art, and a good cafe! What Sal's sweet spot is for a time in a destination? Mikkel and Sal chat about the countries they loved, like North Korea and China and how they both believe the media gets it so wrong when they talk about countries like these. And just a ton more! &nbsp; RELATED PODCAST EPISODES 125: Overcoming Fear Through Travel – Mike Corey 091: The Wandering Investor Shares Insights From Around The World - Ladislas Maurice 068: Gunnar Garfors – Travel Adventurer Visits Every Country In The World Twice! &nbsp; HOW TO FIND SALVATORE'S WORK Tik Tok - @sallavallo Sal Lavallo - Stores From Every Country  You Tube &nbsp; SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER If you’d been receiving the EMS Pulse newsletter and the weekly Expat Sunday Times, you would have already read the basics of today's story! Sign up now, and you’ll also receive my FREE special report, “Plan B Residencies and Instant Citizenships.” &nbsp; CONCLUSION Such a great conversation with Sal. It was so fascinating to hear stories about countries that I have yet to travel to, like Djibouti, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia and to get to know Sal, what drives another person to want to visit every country in the world. &nbsp;Mentioned in this episode:Veritas Panama - Offgrid CommunityAfter 17 months of bureaucracy, my partners and I successfully got our permits for Veritas Panama! This is the fully off-grid community we are building in the highlands of Panama. We have already started building the roads, subdividing the lots, installing the septic and water, and even installing solar panels, so everything is independent of the power grid! The site we chose is unbelievable; we are up at a flat plateau about a thousand feet up...