Emmigration to South America - Colombia

Bogota. He says it in like the second sentence.

That's what weed makes to your brain

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Many Russians move to Paraguay, Argentina.

Bogota is pretty safe compared to the rest of Colombia and it has a nice infraestructure overall, girls are hot too
right lmao

>Do it bro, if you work for a euro company and make euro wages you can live like a king
About that yeah. I currently make about 1850 USD a month before tax.

Is it enough to have for an appartment, a car, decent food and still have something left for "frivolities"?

yea of course, sudacas are poor lol.

>About that yeah. I currently make about 1850 USD a month before tax.
In Colombia, yes

I don't think it's enough to live like a king user, that's less than what an engineer makes here in his first year working.
You'll be middle upper class maybe but you won't have it easy getting a car and traveling. Maybe try Bolivia
Colombia isn't that poor

>Colombia isn't that poor
No va en eso, Colombia es más barato que acá, en especial con los arriendos y el mercado inmobiliario

What are good countries for i.t in south america ? I never really thought any of the countries in SA had any worthwhile options. I want to live somewhere warm :(

Colombia has probably the hardest citizenship policy in South America (you need to live here for like 5+ years after getting permanent residency, even after marrying you need to live here for 5 years. We are the only country without ius solis. The easiest one is probably Argentina, you should check them out

>How's Colombia for a """"white"""" European?
Dunno, throughout our history we've only gotten southern Euros, mainly Spaniards with some italians here and there. However, the main group of tourists and expats are Americans but they can be anything, so don't take that as Colombi being a goodplace for whites. Regarding climate Bogota is overcast most of the time so you won't get sunburns but when it is sunny you will probably want to stay in the shade or use sunscreen
>Is it hard to emmigrate and integrate?
Yes it's kinda a long process. Regarding integration, it'll be quite smooth as long as you can speak spanish as only like 4% of the people here know english
>The company I work for has an office in Bogota so in case some miracle happens I would probably have an easier time getting a job than just fucking off there at random and trying to look for one on my own.
Which company? If they offer you relocation option you will probably make a salary high enough to live in a nice neighborhoods.
>How's the cost of living?
About $1k USD is enough for middle class
>Can you rent a decent-sized flat in the capital city for reasonable money?
About $500 for middle class condo
>Are tourists and European immigrants harassed?
no, never heard of it
>Do I risk getting gutted in some dark alleyway while drunk?
yes, always use fucking Uber if you plan on getting drunk
>How's the IT sector?
lots of companies and options
>but can you live decently while working in IT in South America?
yes, depending on your position and if you are professional you can make upwards of $2k

> I want to live somewhere warm :(

Australia and NZ. We're still third world here.

>>Can you rent a decent-sized flat in the capital city for reasonable money?
About $500 for middle class condo
Reassuring

>Colombia has probably the hardest citizenship policy in South America (you need to live here for like 5+ years after getting permanent residency, even after marrying you need to live here for 5 years. We are the only country without ius solis.
Not so much.
Why so hard?

>The easiest one is probably Argentina, you should check them out
I think I would prefer the climate and landscape of Colombia more than Argentina.

Thanks for your input.

>IT
>South America
lol

West, north and part of east Bogota is unironically "1st or 2nd world-ish" depending on where you are. Avoid the south tho

>1850 USD a month before tax
That's slightly less than what my dad makes to support a household of 4. That money for you alone will let you live a really nice place, buy a car and buy whatever at the supermarket or even eat out frequently

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Speak for yourself, Colombia is pretty much first world by all standards

>Why so hard?
I don't know why. But for exmplewe had a migraton crisis from venezuelans and the kids of venezuelans born here are not colmbian, they are "apatridas" (aren't citizens of any country). They can only claim venezuelan citizenship once they return. If I'm not mistaken only Spaniards get a special treatment for citizenship

Not true, but whatever. Please crawl back into your containment thread

kek

Chilean vs Colombian cities. Cherrypicking to the max
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But there is no cute latinas in Aus/NZ??

I wonder if these shills get paid with public funds

lo hago al gratin

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Poles belong in haiti

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Colombia is completely fine. Bogota and Medellin are pretty developed.
The middle-upper class neighborhoods feel pretty much first world apart from the street sellers that come from the lower class neighborhoods. At least that's the impression I got when I was there.

Hardest part would be the language. Start learning spanish asap because that will make everything easier.