I will be resident in Georgia, and spend some time each year in 2-3 other countries. I will get a citizenship in one of the Caribbean places, possibly Dominica (this may change). There is no "...and he lived happily ever after"-moment. I expect the need to adjust will not go away. Countries change their tax laws, many countries are unstable etc.What is your longer term plan, where are you looking to move to and where are you planning to get citizenship?
I had almost exact plans already in late 2019, but some unexpected personal things happened (not just covid) and complicated things. There are also some minor nuisances, such as finding a Georgian real estate/rental agent that speaks English and does solid work. My first real contacts with this area of Georgian life, just weeks ago, were not promising.
I'm afraid European peoples are mostly too weak to fight back. Europe will be much less European in the future. Things will look very different to someone who lives in Vienna, than to someone who lives in the Carpathians.From the pulse of the nations (data I aggregate from normal, regular people) it’s leaning more and more to the right. Forced diversity and erasure of national identity is seems to be a driving factor and then you have gaslighting of unprecedented levels. I’m afraid history will repeat itself.
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