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5k USD per month will get you a nice place in Australia. I make about half of what you do and this is where I spend my weekends.

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He's not going to Australia with a Macedonian passport. I wouldn't go there to live, there are plenty of places 5k a month will get great accom, great weather, unlimited food/girls/drink, Bulgaria is definitely one of them but seeing as he is right next to BG would not be as exciting as New Zealand for example. OP what you want, be honest
 
He could...


For one month at a time.

I don't know about Australia(they probably have a similar provision in their laws) but for many countries there are ways to immigrate easier if you go as a "retired" person collecting a pension. So all one has to do is create a company and write up a contract oaying out x,xxx/month or more as a pension.
 
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Yeah RE the pensions thing, yes Greece is definitely a common place where Australians retire as well as Thailand and Philipines.
Bulgaria definitely has a program for you, it will be there somewhere. I met a bunch of Brits in their 30s/40s who had packed up in the UK and just moved out to Bulgaria living there (not sure if it was pension tho).
However it may be EU citizens only, I haven't looked it up.


Also you could marry a Bulgarian, get an EU citizenship, I'll send you some contacts haha 18-25yo girls, dunno how old you are but not uncommon to see girls 18-21 dating 18-40+ guys. Age doesn't really matter outside the west.




EDIT: re-read the last bit.
To be honest, you can actually just fly in and stay as long as you like nobody is going to tell you to leave haha. If you do feel like leaving, leave via Serbia so you're exiting the EU, less hassle. If you're thinking it seems like a strange idea, there a millions of people just "chillin" in the EU these days without documents haha.

Rent is cash too so you're sweet
 
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I actually looked it up and Australia closed their regular retirement visa they only have the investor one for persons 55+ and are investing large sums of money(but they don't say how much).
 
@ColonelSoldier , am black and am wondering if you saw many blacks there in Bulgaria, is there racism? I would also like to visit Bulgaria and stay there even if it is only for 12 months. Hope Internet is affordable and fast.
 
@ColonelSoldier , am black and am wondering if you saw many blacks there in Bulgaria, is there racism? I would also like to visit Bulgaria and stay there even if it is only for 12 months. Hope Internet is affordable and fast.

Hey Ostrich,
What passport do you have?
You could rent a place for a year in Sofia city for 10k. Internet is cheap, pretty sure about $10-20 per month unlimited. Romania has got some damn good internet too.

What sort of black are you? Like African black or Indian?
I didn't see any black guys there in 5 weeks but my number #1 rule is you will do well no matter where you are as long as you don't look like one of the regular dudes of the country, Meaning you will be fine as a black dude.

I run two tinder accounts with auto liking apps on both here in Mexico, one account is my nickname. But because my first name looks like a Mexican name I get less matches. I.e If you are a foreigner and they will be forever curious.

I would say they're not racist in Bulgaria, they don't do like big football protests and stuff unlike my the neighbouring countries. Bulgarians very relaxed as opposed to West being Serbia much more aggressive and East being ukriane, not aggressive but pretty racist.
If you're really black I reckon hit up Finland or Estonia, very white girls and not uncommon for Finnish girls doing 3somes.

PM me if need be.
 
Hi ColonelSoldier,


Sorry for late reply, am black from Africa.


Thanks for the guide and tips.


I will research more on Finland or Estonia.


I will PM you tomorrow.


cheers
 
I was in a similar situation a few years back..Lived in New York, Miami and Hawaii, but learned that to live well in those places you had to work and earn well. Which negated the benefit of living in those areas quite a bit.
After some research I settled on Panama. Why Panama?
Easy immigration..you can stay six months leave the country for a day or two and have another six month stay. (you can go to Costa Rica by bus round trip for less than $50 if need be).
The money you earn outside of Panama is not taxed by Panama at all. (Plus the currency is the US Dollar...which is getting stronger and generally safe)
Practically 85 degrees year round.
Miami is a 2.5 hour flight that costs about $500 and New York is 5 hours at about $700...plus Panama is the hub for COPA airlines which makes traveling to US and South America pretty easy.
One of the main internet pipes for Latin America arrives from the US in Panama.
Generally you have running water, electricity and internet 99% of the year.
There is a pretty big expat community in Panama.
The cost of living is pretty low compared to the places I lived. Professionals can make $1000 a month...so $5000 a month you are on a completely different level. (on a side note...I don't make as much as you per month...but I only need to "work" 8 hours a week to more than cover all my expenses and then some...and I have enough free time to travel, surf and enjoy life)
And as far as university go....there are two US universities here that I am certain of...Florida State and Louisville. They may not be the best schools in the World....but nothing says you cant transfer to something better later.
Here is a little video from the Tourism department.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tHHoZuKDh0

Hope that helps.
 
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I was in a similar situation a few years back..Lived in New York, Miami and Hawaii, but learned that to live well in those places you had to work and earn well. Which negated the benefit of living in those areas quite a bit.
After some research I settled on Panama. Why Panama?
Easy immigration..you can stay six months leave the country for a day or two and have another six month stay. (you can go to Costa Rica by bus round trip for less than $50 if need be).
The money you earn outside of Panama is not taxed by Panama at all. (Plus the currency is the US Dollar...which is getting stronger and generally safe)
Practically 85 degrees year round.
Miami is a 2.5 hour flight that costs about $500 and New York is 5 hours at about $700...plus Panama is the hub for COPA airlines which makes traveling to US and South America pretty easy.
One of the main internet pipes for Latin America arrives from the US in Panama.
Generally you have running water, electricity and internet 99% of the year.
There is a pretty big expat community in Panama.
The cost of living is pretty low compared to the places I lived. Professionals can make $1000 a month...so $5000 a month you are on a completely different level. (on a side note...I don't make as much as you per month...but I only need to "work" 8 hours a week to more than cover all my expenses and then some...and I have enough free time to travel, surf and enjoy life)
And as far as university go....there are two US universities here that I am certain of...Florida State and Louisville. They may not be the best schools in the World....but nothing says you cant transfer to something better later.
Hope that helps.

Thanks for your suggestion, added Panama to my travel journey or whatever its called.

Seems like a nice place to me, will check the universities later and come back with info how i like them.
 
So, where are you going, mate? I am from Macedonia too and I find hard to believe that someone is making $5.000 a month here. I suspect that your parents are involved in some illegal business and they are trying to leave our beautiful country without paying taxes:) Tell me I am wrong.
 
So, where are you going, mate? I am from Macedonia too and I find hard to believe that someone is making $5.000 a month here. I suspect that your parents are involved in some illegal business and they are trying to leave our beautiful country without paying taxes:) Tell me I am wrong.

How is it hard to believe? There are people in many countries making 12.5 times or more the average monthly wage.
 
How is it hard to believe? There are people in many countries making 12.5 times or more the average monthly wage.
He is 17/18 years old. I just said that it's hard to believe, not impossible. If I had an income of $60.000 per year then I would never leave my country (except for vacation).
 
@Lionmk how is it hard to believe?
Yes of course it is impossible to make $5000 doing anything "normal" or close to minimum wage.
Everyone on blackhatworld has a 'level playing field'. Everyone has access to the same tools, posts and resources so it's not hard to believe $5000 can be achieved regardless of which country you are in. For example, having been in Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia which are your neighbours, this does not stop the constant flow of money because my entire enterprise is online.
 
Wherever you go, just stay with positive people. If you get involved with negative people, you might lose everything you have.
What I said is vague, but I hope you know what I mean.
 
So, where are you going, mate? I am from Macedonia too and I find hard to believe that someone is making $5.000 a month here. I suspect that your parents are involved in some illegal business and they are trying to leave our beautiful country without paying taxes:) Tell me I am wrong.

Dude, i work on the internet. I've build myself some profitable methods and i'm banking hard. My both parents were poor.

How is it hard to believe? There are people in many countries making 12.5 times or more the average monthly wage.

There are some people that just don't know the possibility.

He is 17/18 years old. I just said that it's hard to believe, not impossible. If I had an income of $60.000 per year then I would never leave my country (except for vacation).

Do you know about bok1ca? I'm friend of him, he's making millions.

@Lionmk how is it hard to believe?
Yes of course it is impossible to make $5000 doing anything "normal" or close to minimum wage.
Everyone on blackhatworld has a 'level playing field'. Everyone has access to the same tools, posts and resources so it's not hard to believe $5000 can be achieved regardless of which country you are in. For example, having been in Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia which are your neighbours, this does not stop the constant flow of money because my entire enterprise is online.

The more you make, the more you want to make. And you don't care about people opinions on how you made your money, although its legal.

Wherever you go, just stay with positive people. If you get involved with negative people, you might lose everything you have.
What I said is vague, but I hope you know what I mean.

I totally understand you. I'm a bit of a not lonely person but i really like to have time with myself alone. In that way i'm charging my batteries and probably getting smarter.

Thanks to you I have been reading about Macedonia for the last 20 mins and I must say for a not so high income guy from India like Me its perfectly heaven. I love that its in my budget and I love the amazing places and natural landscapes. IThe cost of living is almost the same as where am staying but the standard of living is 20times better. And also the internet is 3 times faster but cheaper. I never thought it was possible to live in Europe so cheaply. Am seriously considering moving there in 3-4 months. Thank you.

The people here suck. Keep that in mind.
 
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