I researched online and getting an apartment as a visitor is technically possible. Though as a visitor you are subject to the 180 day stay limit, of course, making rental difficult.
Still, if the society gets to a point where I need to flee, I know I can go somewhere for 6 months
Here is another question: I understand that Americans can enter Canada and Mexico and stay for 180 days. Can you enter Canada and stay for 180 days every year? Or can you stay 180 days and return, and go stay for 180 days? Is there a limit to the 180 days? I know in eu they have that 90 day...
When my once extended family experienced political turmoil the first time many of them looked for routes to emigrate. They tried it and some did return to where they once lived. Others went back and forth between the old and new land.
But the point isn’t actually moving, it’s about the peace...
Escaping a president isn’t a reason to move but there are certain kinds of instability that would make the move feasible.
I have seen societies split apart and violence being an issue once the political disagreement got ugly. Massive inflation that changes my portfolio significantly is another...
These are uncertain times. If the politics and economy are bad enough that toughing it out is harder than adjusting to a new culture, I want to try it.
When my house has no power we have candles and may even get a backup generator.
So another country is that generator back up.
I lived through...
With so many unsettling things going on in the US, I'm wondering if others have been thinking about emigrating or retiring to live in a different county.
I mean, if things are volatile enough that I don't feel safe living in the states, going elsewhere is an option.
Here's my first question...
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