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Born and lived 9yrs in Kuwait, every second of my life there is genuine happiness. And i came to the Philippines for education. I miss Kuwait so much.

Sometimes try to interview people from India,bangladesh,nepal,pakistan,philipines than you can realize people behind buliding those all towers or houses and their life in kuwait

That German dude was really honest. Lmao.

Im living here in Kuwait for almost 6yrs. And there's a lot of place that are hiding in this country. So amazing and so beautiful and peaceful.

The fact that zero kuwaiti’s on this video is funny Edit: there’s another whole video for them !!

Man:three days is enough in Kuwait Me: living in Kuwait for 16 years Hahaha Now it's 17 years lol

I admit Kuwait is not a tourist attraction but it is an amazing place to live.

Lived there 6 years. Taught at AUK and was editor of Eye Zone magazine. I loved every minute of it and still go back every 2 years. It is an amazing place that gets in your blood.

Im just so sad that most people say “ there’s not much activities “ and it’s so sad and very true i wish it can be fixed somehow

شكرا لك على اهتمامك لتقديم الكويت للعالم بطريقه حلوه ومحترمه وصريحه . . والكويت بلدك الثانيه وبلد كل انسان محترم مثلك

From scratch desert to towers 4 generations in beloved Kuwait ..from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇰🇼

I lived in kuwait for 10 yrs until 2002. A huge variety of nationalities, a blend of cultures, it was beautiful. Now, I heard a lot of people have left and there are more Egyptians than any other nationality...grateful for the years in kuwait, beautiful country!

I am from Pakistan but i live in Kuwait and i was born in Kuwait ❤❤

I have lived in Kuwait for 4 years when I was a kid in mid until late 90s and that is why I follow your channel because it gives me nostalgia. Even back then I remember a lot of British people were living there whose kids went to British school there. I'd like to go back to Kuwait one day as a tourist and see how it'd feel. Nice to see these kind of videos Mike from everyday life and people in Kuwait, since Kuwait has always been a business city/country and never really wanted to transition to touristy and "fun" one like Dubai.

I hope one day I can visit Kuwait

I love how Ali (Egyptian man in the orange shirt) speaks with him in Arabic because he felt comfortable with him. Love the video!

Mike, you’re not only a talented multilingual I would infer but l’m confident that you’re unimaginably cultural and very open minded. Way to go Mike👍🌹

Mike: does all the asking* Everyone: doesn’t mention the no taxes* Me: you are missing the best part :>

Greeting to our Kuwai brothers from Iraqi Kurdistan 🇰🇼🇭🇺👋❤️

You are amazing Mike keep going...all the people in Kuwait happy to see you 🇰🇼❤️🇬🇧

Your open mindedness and the way in which you embrace other cultures is so refreshing to see. The world would be a nicer place if there were more people like you Mike! Allah bless you.

This was a great idea for a video, you found a lot of different nationalities!

I love your videos. I've been away from Home for 7 years now and your videos really make me miss Kuwait and its warmth of its community (no pun intended, maybe).

I am from Lebanon. I have been living in Germany for 30 years. I hope to live in Kuwait, Qatar or Saudi Arabia

Kuwait's new slogan: "Kuwait, why not!"

All countries around the world have pros and cons.

I was born in Kuwait in 2004 and I’ve been living in kuwait for 17 years now and I’m a bodybuilder, I’d say that besides a few exceptions, there ain’t that much outdoor stuff you can do here, the bright sides to this place are that it’s pretty safe, no taxes and I’ve made so many great friends that I’d die for, I’m sure I’ll keep in touch with them once I’m done with school, I wanna move to the UK after school since I heard there’s a lot more to do there and most of my friends are also going there after they are done with school which is great and one of my major goals is to compete in the 2024 Olympics taking place in Paris as a runner so that I can prove that Kuwait has also got some great hard workers following their passions

Kuwait 🇰🇼 ❤️ from somalia 🇸🇴

I really enjoy this kind of content.. I missed you!

I’m from Kuwait and I’ve always wanted to meet people from other countries and hear about their opinions and experiences here in Kuwait. I really enjoyed the video thank you❤️

I'm a Kuwaiti living in Australia now. I knew what life really is after moving here... the infinite things to do and see. The food, art, the appreciation for good music. The bars, shisha bars, more

This was great! thanks you! as an American who's never been to the middle east, i needed to see this!

As a British-Kuwaiti there’s just something very endearing I find about Kuwait. It really is home. Kuwait has a strong collectivist society (in contrast, to the west’s individualistic societies) and with that you truly are never alone. I find it really interesting how most of the people you spoke to found Kuwait to be- in their own words- safe. I’ve met some exchange students who made the same commentary about Kuwait. My theory to why Kuwait is very safe is narrowed down to our collectivist society. People here rarely live simply to please themselves; there’s their family, their neighbors, their future spouses, the community to think about. A decision is made after debating it’s outcomes general effect; while there are definitely pros and cons to that, the trade off is general safety.

I love this video, very insightful! I’m almost at the end of a PGCE and have been thinking about applying for a job at an International school. You’ve given me a lot to consider.

Kuwait in this video looks absolutely gorgeous. There are futuristic skyscrapers, beautiful buildings, top notch roads, serene and well maintained parks with idyllic looking palm trees. I am sure it offers a superb quality of life with a safe and cosmopolitan lifestyle as well.

Thanks for the video, I really enjoyed that, and I learned quite a lot. Cheers!

Other than my comment i really like you content been here for 2 years honestly and pretty much enjoyin every bit keep it up mate

I worked in Kuwait for 6 years as a Nurse. I miss the place, so many memories..

Thank you for presenting Kuwait and keep going 🙏🏻🙏🏻.

Your videos bring back some Nostalgia. I was born in Kuwait and lived their until I was 12. Expats and locals got along because they wanted to. One thing I miss is the sense of community here. I wish it was like this in the States these days. Thank you for your videos.

German guy said 3 days are enough, i was there for three years 😊

Born and raised in Kuwait and I love it in here groceries are cheap, it's quite/peacefull, the foods are great.

The city is beautiful❤️ thank you for sharing

great video! There’s lots of places to discover & lots of fun places but u just have to do the search & ALWAYS ASK THE LOCALS🙏🏻🙏🏻 good company wins!❤️

Man you’re doing great to make this vlog. It’s so nice to get to know opinions from individuals perspective especially from different nationalities. Keep it up man👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The people you interviewed are really nice ❤. enjoyed your video as always ❤ أنت رائع 👏🏻

Thank you for coming to Kuwait for this beautiful video. We hope that Kuwait will come again❤️

Thank you Mike for showing this part of Kuwait and all these foreign people's experiences living there. I'm Mexican thought, I have a friend from Kuwait and this video someway changed the way I thought it was. Interesting!

Nice to see Arabic country still conservative and keeping it's traditions at same time having that big number of foreigners .. Greetings to Kuwait from Egypt

I'm seeing this video a week after I came to India after living in Kuwait for 17 years 🥺🥺🥺 I miss Kuwait. ❤️

It’s fun being in Kuwait (I’m from Kuwait)

I’m in Kuwait and it’s amazing Here is my opinion

I have lived in Kuwait my whole life...it's amazing..but Kuwait can improve a lot..And I mean a LOT Especially with facilities

Life here in Kuwait is awesome I enjoy living here for 7 years now

So adorable with snow all over ❤

انت شخص اكثر من رائع ❤ استمر في تقديم محتواك المميز والجميل ..

I want to say to the Spanish guy what did u expect ! he doesn't know it's an Arabian and Muslim country he is funny and he wants night clubs 🤦‍♂️😂and i think what's he most like in Kuwait is the salary

Good personality for this. Fluid & fun & interesting & educational. When any occurrence c/ otherwise be awkward.

كانت مشاهدة ممتعة يا صديقي 👍🏼 شكرا لك على جهدك و اتمنى لك المزيد.

Kuwait is really good, living here for 15 years even I think there r not a lot of places for tourists but it's a good country from my point of view

i really apreciate this video cause i am kuwaiti and i've never heard anyone give opinoins about kuwait yes there is thing that not good about this country but mostly its a safe place for everyone we welcome anyone that comes here people are so sweet i just wanted to thankyou for doing this and for even being a teacher to teach the kids

THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO

Mike You are amazing Thank you for this great video

I AM AN INDIAN BORN IN KUWAIT AND LIVING HERE FOR 22 YEARS!!,Studied here and now working has well!!

You must ask the indian cleaners, fastfood servers and other nationality who work in other areas not the tourists or the students.

I used to love ice skating in Kuwait,loved camping in the desert days at the beach and many other things. It all depends what you want from life and what's important. Alcohol and nightlife are not that important in the grand scheme of things.

At this age you are asking such mature questions well done

Seeing others give opinions about my Home makes me wanna do the same for your lovely country and lets hear about all the things going on there =).

Amazing little interview and really so generous of u to show ur and other people point of view over the country Appreciate what are u doing and mostly spreading positive and wish u all the best with ur life 💙🙏

I have not been in kuwait but I really love there due to the way the video was rated

Thanks for the Video and go ahead

Im sorry but i really hope all of them have fun in kuwait cause kuwait is kinda small and they are working and making Kuwait better ❤️

Im from Egypt originally but have been living in Kuwait for nearly 6 years. I would honestly much rather live here than Egypt. Dont get me wrong, I love Egypt and miss all my relatives there. But Kuwait just feels like my home, so safe, hospitable people, all the services you need, great schools. It really has everything and it’s all within reach. I get severe home sickness when I am in Egypt and severe anxiety attacks there, it’s so incredibly different there and everything is just throw at you in the face all at once. For instance, imagine living 11 out of 12 months in a country with around 4 million people, and staying in a country with over 100 million for a month. It’s crazy and very nerve racking to be there honestly, very sudden change. May Allah bless and protect both Egypt and Kuwait. However, This Egyptian girl can’t handle the stress and noise of Egypt, and that’s why I will always be grateful for Kuwait, for giving me the opportunity to get education better than I ever would have imagined, and giving me so many chances.

Grew up in Kuwait in late 70's. Interesting to see changes. New English School? American School? French School? Any other alumni out there? I did not hang much with local kids, but played soccer with some (mostly Iraqi). I remember them being generous with my lack of skill. They put me in the goal because I was big, and they thought I could reach the corners. One day they told me they had to go to the army. That meant the Iran-Iraq war. They were only a bit older than me (maybe 15). I did not see them again.

Ayyyy I’ve been in bsk since I was 4 and I am still it’s nice to see that u used to teach there

the only thing kuwait needs is touristic places like seriously

Bruh you make Kuwait way more interesting than it actually is😂

I swear kuwait is very amazing and kuwaitee people very respectful and good

I'm your guy Chinese brother ji God bless you

I love kuwait from srilanka

Another great video from Mike. Love your videos. I’m from Somalia 🇸🇴. Hope you’ll visit Somalia too. Keep being positive and open-minded.

Was born and lived here for 15 years and just left for my higher studies, missing this place so much😭

I like the part when he say "Asslamualaikum" luvly

واو تحية للأخ مايك / Greetings to Brother Mike 🌹🤍

I remember when I was there at Thuraya city the temperature was almost 56°c. But everything else there is incredible💯

Ive been working in kuwait for almost 8 years .its really a nice place i really miss my co workers .

There is no lower community segment in Kuwait. She said many Indians in Kuwait live lower life, but it's not true. Most of them don't have academic qualifications for higher paid jobs but Kuwait opens its doors to them and gave them the opportunity to work with good salary, unlike many countries.

I agree about that dude that said kuwait is safe.🇰🇼🖤

Love you from Kuwait 🇰🇼 😭 💞

Hi im from Philippines ..im working here as a domestic helper .. for me .. i hate the heat... i like the city here .. im expecting to much for the winter .. but .. its just the Same in the Philippines when its rainy. 😊the cold i mean!

From Kenya which I've been experienced many things especially at that time I worked at mubarakia market.. indeed kuwait is a good country with good people very kindness ,they wasn't do any harassment to workers., always they treated people well since I came it's almost three years upto now, I've never been treated bad with any people of Kuwait.. good country with good people..

I really like the fact that us, lebanese people even when we’re living abroad we always talk nicely about lebanon and convince others to visit our lovely country🇱🇧❤️. P.S: All the love to kuwait❤️

As Kuwaiti, it saddens me to see all of the foreign people so eager to leave Kuwait ASAP. It's so sad and true about not having anything else to do beside parks and beach. Smh..

I go to BSK I am going to year 6 I was shocked when you said you worked at BSK

LIved and taught there from 2016-2018 - the country grew on me - good food and lived Salmiya and hanging out at hotel pool. Good place to save money as well -.

A lot of people say that life in Kuwait isn’t really fun and there isn’t much to do but I disagree. In Kuwait the fun isn’t ready for you, you need to make your own fun. There are many big museums you can visit that talk about our culture and other cultures as well as science and art. For example: bait Al Othman museums or sheikh Abdullah Alsalem cultural center there are also big malls like the Avenues Mall which is actually really fun for people who like shopping, which is a big minority in Kuwait. There is also souq almubarakiya which is an old souq from a long time which you can still go to and buy stuff like fresh fruits, spices, clothes, carpets and random stuff for really good prices. Around the borders of Kuwait we have a lot of farms with animals and fresh fruits and vegetables which is something worth spending the day in. There are also many things like the Kuwait bowling club, the Kuwait shooting club, the Kuwait skating club and many more. There are shalets you can rent from 1 day to 1 week or go desert camping! It’s nothing like normal camping, it’s way better and more interesting, sometimes it’s considered glamping from how high tech it is. Kuwait is pretty hot I. The summer, perfect for a sun tan! And there are beaches in Kuwait that are beautiful too.Then there are landmarks like Kuwait towers, the water towers and a lot more! These are just some of the stuff you can do and that are ready for you to do People need to make there own fun and not rely on everyone to make it for them. For example: take lunch outside have a picnic with your family. Go to the mall with your friends, ORDER FOOD. Food in Kuwait is delicious! Either if it is traditional Kuwaiti food or from other countries, it is always delicious! Also in Kuwait, being alone with no family members or friends around you makes things boring, as most of the activities are made for groups. During things like Eid Al fitr or Eid Al adha or Ramadan or winter break, new year summer holiday Kuwait national and liberation day, there are always special events and festivals SO IV YOU DIDN’T READ ALL OF THAT BECAUSE I RANT A LOT, SUMMARY: MAKE YOUR OWN FUN IN KUWAIT, DON’T WAIT FOR THE FUN TO COME TO YOU. That’s the problem with our generation, we are too lazy we need everything to come to us and we won’t do anything to make our own fun.

Love the older Egyptian man's shirt... Fight the kersh! Lol

I live in kuwait and it’s a beautiful country

Such a lovely interviews Mike. You did a great job in introducing some information about Kuwait ,but I think that you should interview people who can speak English fluently, or let them speak Arabic as much as they want and you translate into good English. I felt interrupted!