4 Easiest Countries in Europe Americans Can Move to LONG TERM!

When are you planning on moving to Europe?

Ireland. Anyone with an Irish grandparent can get citizenship, or if you have EU, UK or Ukrainian citizenship you can live and work there. English speaking, same legal system as the US, not as much beurocracy as spain. Ok the weather sucks but it does in the Netherlands too. And the housing crisis.

But doesn't the Netherlands have dreadful weather - rain almost every day?

Good for you! I am planning on moving next year from Dallas to Valencia

Excellent video. I am a retired English teacher (EdD) in Ukraine now. However, we are now looking at moving to different countries that offer non-lucrative Visas. We will visit Krakow again, then onto Vienna & Salzburg, Bern, and maybe Paris before heading back to the States. We might sell our home in Portland, Oregon. What American-friendly countries would you recommend?

Czech Republic hands down is awesome, so
Is
poland.

Best option is to join the U.S. Army and be stationed in Germany or Italy. Germany has already a U.S. occupation force of 30,000. One more does not make much more of a difference.

Looking for a country that is politically stable with good health care, where I can find a job in urban planning/urban design. Any thoughts from your travels? Texas native here too!

as a America, i am half German, my two countries besides here in America i like to move to, of course is Germany and the Philippines ,i been to the Philippines ,beautiful country with beautiful people, Germany is the second favorite of mind cause like i have mention , i am half German , so i have to decide soon, hopefully by next spring ,i want to get out of Biden's America

Rxc de lent info my dear

Well all EU countries can be considered as a block. If you get admission to one then you could move on to any other. That's why it's so difficult to get the essential visa. For other EU countries I can only suggest you contact the Embassy closest to you and seek advise.

Question on the Ibero american fast track route: can you hold all 3 citizenships? If born in the US, and then get Mexican citizenship through parents born in Mexico. Can i fast track and still hold all 3 ?

Very informative info. 🤠

Don't listen to this b but for americans the best is Uk/Ireland/welsh/Scotland

Europe is unliveable just go to Saudi or Emirates

Anybody know what is looked for with the health certificate? What if you're diabetic or have a heart condition?

The first thing to do is to make sure that the country you choose likes the US and the people there. I have traveled in Europe and Asia and heard a lot of disgusting comments about Americans from the US. I've heard loud mouths and bragging as nauseating statements flow from US mouths. Loud, in your face complaints mostly about people there who do not speak English ! and some of them speak louder as if that will help. And then along came trump and now you know that his cult supporters number about 79 million Americans. Thats nearly a third of the US voting population. Just don't come to Canada. We have enough Aholes already that are trying to ruin our country.

Don’t forget to talk about taxes some of these countries double tax your income. That might be a con when moving to Spain. Thanks

For God's sake start talking about real life.this is not gonna be 10 day vacation.speak about the working conditions in EU,salary ,cost of life ,retirement plans...opportunities...if you want to be consider serious...if not lets talk for the nice food,nice views ,nice cafes etc...jesus

Eurpean lovers and dreamers :Be prepared to work for 40 euros a day ...that means 1200 a month with rent about 400 to 500...
I hope you enjoy your stay in Beautiful europe ...
Advise : do not sale your house in US...next six months you ll be back crying and kissing the American ground...europe is not easy and its full of struggle

Can somebody explain how you guys will adapt a system that pays you 1/4 than US and keeps you steady undeveloped???
Do you think you are ready for european reality except drinking earing outside in nice places ...this is not real life...trust you wont be able to go out as you think...simply because you wont be able to afford this...then youll feel what misery is all about...you dont have idea how things in EU are..stop confusing vacations with real everyday life ...

82 million live in germany

one point on that fast-track 2-year Spain naturalization for citizens of Latin-America. that Latin-American citizenship must be from birth, like yours - ie you have Colombian citizenship from birth - you simply claimed that citizenship. moving to Ecuador & getting their citizenship in 3 years doesn't qualify you for that fast-track naturalization in Spain.

Europe is nothing like what it once was. They have allowed themselves to be invaded and dramatically weakened. There are a few smart countries in Europe, but for the most part they are finished. I’m country shopping but only see a few options in all of Europe.

Spain is off my list due to geckos and the weather not getting colder than 50 degrees.

I saw in another video that if your yearly tax you paid was higher in US then Spain waives it. In other words, you only pay it in one of the country's each year, whichever is higher. I wonder your opinion if that would be better to be in Spain for someone living off of savings and some digital nomad work since Portugal requires 10% tax of digital nomad work. ?

spain is known for flamenco, paella. and a very high unemployment rate.

Dear Young People,

As a first-generation Greek-American living permanently in the USA (despite our Demonrat government and Sleepy Joe as President of USA), let me give you a bit of advice:

Enjoy traveling to Europe 🇪🇺: make memories, eat the good food, drink the fine wine, swim/dive/snorkel at the gorgeous beaches, and stay there for awhile if you can.

But always come back home.

There is no country on Earth like the country you were born, lived and grew up in.

And there is no country on Earth like USA 🇺🇸.

That is right, folks.

You will see why in your short or long term travels to 🇪🇺. Travel is the best way to gain new perspectives, cultural awareness and appreciation for what you left behind back home.

Happy travels!

P.S. To the host of this video: If I was born in Texas I would die to get the hell out of there too...

Mi Madre nacimiento Philippines. She got Spanish blood thru Her mother. I am a U.S. Citizen. Can I be a Spanish Citizen in 2 Years? I was born in the Philippines.

I was stationed in Germany for Two years and it wasn't that cold. Perhaps for Texans or Floridians.

What if you're American and get a second Latin American citizenship by naturalization (e.g. Peru, Argentina)?

Leaving Texas was a great decision no matter where you went. LOL

Hi, what is your contact?

Americans should stay at home.

Big changes now in Portugal... if you are going with simply passive income, it's still very inexpensive. Those with earned income have to pay a LOT more now. Great video though :)

Poland is pretty easy to move to. I was able to get a residence permit fairly easily after I got here. Ended up being able to stay much longer due to cv-19. I'll be eligible soon (5 years) for the Pole's Card permanent residency because my great grandparents were from Poland. The language is difficult but it's a beautiful country with great people 🇵🇱

I was kinda enjoying the video until you mentioned the word “expats” so I had to just pause, comment and stop watching. Why do people from “developed” countries feel that much entitlement to give themselves a name just to set themselves apart from other IMMIGRANTS, that’s what you are, start using the term 😉

P.S. The responsible thing is to Stop giving advice to gentrifiers

what a difference a year makes. France is burning, Belgium is burning, Germany is in recession and probably about to burn. Time for an update. Not taking shots at you, just amazed at the way the shit is hitting the fan in central europe at the moment.

Nice video 👏
Thank you for your detailed explanation, I've been living in Atx for 6 years, you don't want to come back here. I have a good job, but living conditions and prices are crazy. It's really bad and getting worse every day.
I'm looking for moving to Europe. The Netherlands makes sense.

Slow down just a little, you sound like you’re running a race and sometimes it’s hard to follow

as a dual US and Brazilian citizen, the 2 year option for Spanish citizenship was eye-opening to hear!

I’ve lived in Germany from June 2006 to November 2007 and I have been wanting to move to Europe since!!

Really enjoyed this video 😊 lately my husband and i have been watching different videos on places to move to either in the UK or Germany. We currently live in the New England area of the US.

But what about after collapse of the dollar and living abroad?

I been looking to get out of America. I was offered an English teaching position in Spain. With that I can get my visa then possibly citizenship. Very informative video, straight to the point no bull 💩. Subbed 👍

So much to learn. Ur loaded!

Annoying and talks too fast not pleasant to look at either

What if you're a dumb person (me I'm the dumb person) that doesn't have a degree or any sort of extra special skill.

The Netherlands is full. Please go to Germany!

I think the D7 visa was just cancelled, wasn’t it?