I used to live abroad as well. You are echoing a lot of my sentiments as well. Especially with that healthcare fear. I want to leave again. Recently, I have come back to the US, and beside the fact that you HAVE to have a car which is expensive, the fact that everyone drives everywhere puts a giant barrier from one person to the next. Theres nothing lively going on in the US. Its just a bunch of people getting in their cars, driving to get what they need, avoiding small talk with strangers, and going back home.

Great video!!

You are really good at focusing on the key points. Health care and public security are really Taiwan's strengths. In the past records, health care is the first in the world, and public security is the second in the world! 👍😄👏 Note: The first place in the world of public security is Qatar in the Middle East！ 妳真的很會抓重點，健保及治安真的是臺灣強項， 過去的紀錄，健保是世界第一，治安是世界第二！ 註：治安世界第一名是中東的卡達！

You might have covered the following question in earlier material (I have only just discovered your work via this video), but what of the linguistic aspects to your expatriation? I presume that you are fluent in Spanish and Mandarin?

regarding using the healthcare system too much, I feel like this is a very american perspective on what healthcare should be. we are conditioned to hold off on going to the doctor unless there’s something very serious to address, but I think that mindset is what opens us up for greater and longer term issues. going to the doctor when you feel sick, even if it feels like just a cold, could be the preventative step that stops an even greater issue down the line. a society that goes more frequently than not is probably a very healthy society. aside from being a hypochondriac I don’t think there’s a “too much” when it comes to health.

Thanks for the info. Planning to visit another country find out if it will be a permanent residence for me. Thinking about Spain...but you gave me another place to look into. The US is crumbling day by day. There is nothing that can be done to prevent this. I feel I need to add another tragic event to let people know that it's game over here. Just recently a man cut the head off of a young mother (25yrs old) of 2 kids with a sword. It was hard to believe it at first. But realizing the mental state as a nation and other factors. I truly am over it.

歡迎再來台灣喔！永遠歡迎你

Did you quit your us citizenship ? Because I'm thinking the same thing but don't know what to do

It's telling when people are leaving the "Greatest Country In The World" because they can lead greater lives elsewhere.

Could you please make a video about how you deal with the initial transition to a new country?

A Philly girl. Heyyyyyy...... I grew up in Chester. Don't hold that against me. I hear you on that. I plan to retire early and those are my prime reasons for becoming an expat when I do. Healthcare and safety although my safety concerns are more towards police related injustice and the justice system in general here. I've never felt more safe than when I'm outside of my own country. I makes no sense. Also I do find that other cultures are less materialistic and more communal. I'm sure you see in both Vietnam and Colombia how people are out and socializing. As a result of my travels I came back and totally downsized. We just have to have here, and the debt loads we carry as a result of it are stressful. I've been to enough places and seen enough of other cultures to know that is another way, and for some, it's just better. I'm excited for you to have had this experience. I loved Vietnam, and I also love Colombia. Colombia is my destination. I'd love to see if you ever do (or have done) a video on how Safetywing works in the various countries. Really enjoying your content.

謝謝！

Cant wait to visit Colombia

Everyone here has PTSD and homicidle roadrage in the cities. Out in the country it's meth and heroin. People throw their McDonald's paper bag out their car window but eat the "food".

You felt way safer in New York than Philly? Where did you go in the respective cities?

I think you should consider returning to the USA one day

妳沒辦法回來台灣了嗎？歡迎妳再申請回來！

Right on the money about the healthcare and safety in a urban environment in the US. Other then gun issues and Row vs. Wade, the recent inflation is putting lots of pressure on average Joe. I lived in Taiwan before and see your points. However, too many four-letter words are used. Don’t get bothered, it’s just me. Cheers from Dallas, Texas.

你好😊好久不見👍 最近 好嗎?

Nomadic life Dollars

hi~

能夠在很多地方生活也是一種美好人生經歷

I feel you will move back to taiwan one day 😂

I have a serious question: are people leaving the US? Are baby boomers leaving? OR are millennials with remote-tech-job leaving? What do you see around you?

You forgot to mention the deplorable mental state of most people in the US and the fact that nobody gives a shit about anything and people don't have friends, they don't seem to care they don't have any friends, until one day they'll need them, at least a good one and they'll realize how lonely and fucked up they are.

I am not sure Columbia is safe.

I'd say my home country, Australia, offers better education and career opportunities than Taiwan.

Please stay out