Wow, you really articulated your experiences in each country and the challenges really well!!! I've lived in 3 countries outside of the US, and I'm now a resident of Mexico, and when asked about the other two countries, for the most part I just say "it was raggedy" and "there were too many challenges I wasn't equipped to deal with and didn't want to deal with". Your ability to really evaluate and list your reasons in depth is phenomenal!

It’s so important for me to see people who look like me accomplishing the dreams I’ve dreamt for so long!! Thank you so much & keep up all the exciting and informative content!! I’m packing & coming soon!!

China was great for me. I felt at home, supported by staff and welcomed by all whom I interacted with.

Damn you got sum good content! And this was very informative and entertaining 👏🏾

I love this channel

Wow! It sounds like you have had such varied but great experiences learning about different places and cultures. China was already half way crossed off but you helped solidify that it’s going to be a no for me lol. Great video and loving your content.

Thanks for all of your great videos. 🥰🤗

You're a whole Vibe Picky Girl!! Thank you for sharing .

I am a black man and it was really hard as a black male I am from the USA and I had to move back to the USA then went to Thailand where I was treated like a king and was happy and I was also in Wuhan China where I was treated like a king. So for me Asia is where being black is more beautiful for us then in Mexico.

This was SOOOO useful for me. I LOVE the way you contrasted your experiences and the things that impacted your life in each country. I've been eyeing teaching in CDMX for a while since I've returned from Thailand and this gives some great perspective!

Adalia. Young lady. Permit me I am 83 years young. Thanks dear. You are inspiring and beautiful. You are providing a great service. The way to personal freedom. How very valuable. Specifically, persons in the diaspora. I understand your focus are the ladies. But, brothers are learning also. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing, Adalia! Such interesting comparisons between the 4 countries! I was born and lived in a communist country for my first 16 years and I completely understand what you say about China - my family knew several people that "disappeared" because of something they said about the government. We were always watched, as you say. And you are completely right about MX residency being so much easier to get - any immigrant to the USA knows that it takes > 10 yrs and thousand of USD to get. When I saw the 2 pages to fill out for MX residency and compared with the mountain of papers I had to fill with an attorney to get the green card in the US, I had a big smile...

Spot on about Mexico City. 👌🏽🇲🇽

10:45pm Moving to Mexico in 2 weeks...searching for rental in Jalisco near Lake Chapala

Very informative video! Thank you for sharing your experiences in these countries.

Wow, what a fresh voice! I am living off the grid and evacuating frequently in SoCal in the mountains. Want to visit? I'm traveling when I can to the Arctic, the northwest, the west coast in general in the US in the desert to the mountains. i have spend time working in the field in Evolutionary Biologist in the Galapagos, Barbados, Panama, and elsewhere. I do love the vibe I get when people capture where I'm at, but wow, that gets old. i'm half Chinese (immigrant dad) and half white (Scandinavian midwestern mom). I grew up near Seattle where there were both groups and lots of mixed kids. I am in a small mountain town now in Idyllwild, but I have had the itch to move for the last few years. Really, I'm a field biologist at heart, and I can't think of more generic applications of my education such as peace corps. I'm too deep into my field, so I think.

Great info

Loved this video!

Great info!!!😊

Thank you as always

Awesome! Thank u for choosing our mother land lMexico as your own country as well , Great job .keep up the good work enjoy!! Pls keep educating people about ur life in Mex……

Happy to see that u love Mexico welcome to Mexico

Adalia awesome video! Adalia, Where in Mexico can I find the cheapest rent? What cities?

Friendly people will always be welcomed in our country. Just learn the language..

Did you ever consider portugal? It’s friendly and popular with expats

Very informative....happy I subscribed. Can't wait to go through more of your videos. Were you joking about the produce:)

I've been a flight attendant in the past. Love Mexico I to am a teacher/social worker looking to remodel my life and living.

Kuwait is not on the beaten path. Very interesting experience, I'm sure.

Wait… go back…. “Google was illegal “?

I wander how different your Honduran experience would have been in Roatan?

Mexico was on my radar too. I’m even considering working in Los Angeles and then commuting to a neighboring city in Mexico. My first choice is the UAE. I ultimately want to retire and live in Mexico Edit: you’re a teacher too?? So am I. The way they treat teachers in America sucks 🤦🏾‍♀️. This is why I’m seeking opportunities abroad and the UAE & other places

Hi nice video. Have you been to the DR

How about dating in Mexico? And 1st or 2nd hand experience with Mexican men and black women?

I never considered China

But you are not retired, are you? It sounds like you work at least sometimes? This is so interesting you've made me curious about Mexico. If Honduras is the murder capital of the world, isn't Mexico far behind? I know things aren't so peaceful here in the US either. If you get the chance, I'd love to see a day in your life there.

Girl, you're brave as hell...to live in China??? Goodness, even the citizens there are scared shtless and walk around on eggshells, constantly being watched. It's practically a police state, but they're used to it at least, and have no there choice. And Kuwait would also be a stretch for the vast majority of Americans. Gotta give you props for having balls of steel! :D

Would a local attorney make it easier to apply for residency, temporary or permanent? Follow up: Do you have one that you could recommend?

How much it cost.To live their please let me know.

Where would be your perfect fit?

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Have you experienced earthquake in CDMX? That’s my only worry about CDMX. I love it so much otherwise. 😊