Join our Telegram Community (No Selling/No conspiracy theories) - https://t.me/+buGmEfC9hhg5Zjc5 Book a Call - https://cal.com/nearshoreliving/paid-consultation Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGEY_bIcC4N6AJqup-bPlmw/join Buy a mug ☕️ https://shop.nearshoreliving.com/collections/all Let's talk about I think (just an opinion) is an issue for digital nomads in terms of planning for the future. I think it's important to look at current trends so that you can prepare for the future 00:00 - Intro 01:10 - The Developing World is.....Developing. 03:30 - The End is Near + Solutions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ? - https://nearshoreliving.com ? Team@NearShoreLiving.com ? https://twitter.com/nearshoreliving ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5J7Lt_Gs30

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So pretty easy question from a lot of viewers, of course the answer is "no" but you can still travel there. What I don't understand is why many influencers seem heck-bent on ignoring reality instead of telling you the truth so that you can mitigate risks accordingly and still have a good time in Latin America. ? - https://nearshoreliving.com ? Premium Content/VIP Access? https://nearshoreliving.com/projects/premiumcontent/ ☎️ https://cal.com/nearshoreliving ? Team@NearShoreLiving.com ? https://twitter.com/nearshoreliving ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw0PY-_Q85Q

? - https://nearshoreliving.com ? Premium Content/VIP Access? https://nearshoreliving.com/projects/premiumcontent/ ☎️ https://cal.com/nearshoreliving ? Team@NearShoreLiving.com ? https://twitter.com/nearshoreliving ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hey guys, so today, in a very quick video, I'd like to talk about something that Canada and China recently did, which is they actually joined the Apostille system. Now, if you're not a Chinese or Canadian citizen, you probably don't really care that this happened. But let me explain real quick what the Apostille system is, because if you're interested in things like visas, residencies, and citizenships, the Apostille system is like the greatest thing ever invented by countries. So, what it is, is basically a bunch of countries from almost the entire world got together and said, "Hey, how do we make it so documents in one country are recognized in another one?" Meaning, imagine you have your non-criminal background check, which you need for almost any process you do abroad. Let's say your country issues this non-criminal background check. How does a different country know that you didn't just forge or fake that document? That's when the Apostille system came into existence. They have offices all over the world, and there's basically a process for them to say, "Yeah, this document that's being produced in X country is also valid in Y country." So, if you're looking to move abroad or you're looking to go to any other country to do a visa or residency, you will probably 100% need your documents Apostilled. It's usually a very easy process. Now, Canada and China have actually signed on to the Apostille system, and this is super exciting news. Because it basically means if you're a Canadian citizen or a Chinese citizen, you're actually able to Apostille your documents instead of the old process, which basically required you to go to each embassy where you had to use your documents and get them authenticated. That was a costly and very difficult process, and every embassy had its own methods of authenticating documents. In this case, if you're Canadian or Chinese, now you can Apostille documents. Also, if you're not Canadian or Chinese and you're doing paperwork in China or you're doing paperwork in Canada, it means that if you Apostille your documents, probably like next year, because it does take a few months for them to organize the process, but probably by 2024, you'll be able to bring your Apostilled documents into China or Canada and do any process you want without having to authenticate documents in the embassy and stuff like that. Alright, guys, a very short video, my first video outside, so I hope you enjoyed it, and I will see you in the next video. Bye! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpW1oEaSmq4