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Has anyone ever taken their NEETBUX from a first world country into a third world country where it goes further so they can continue to be a parasite with a lot more bang for their buck? I'm in the process of getting ready to do this and was curious if anyone else had the idea before? As long as you are not required to do any checkups in person I believe you could fly under the radar for a really long time and enjoy saving money in some third world place. >culture shock a big deal In my case it's not a big deal, I'm introverted and don't really socialize with people in my first world country so it's not a big deal that I won't be able to have a big social life in the new country. Infact one of the big reasons I want to move to a certain country is that they are not so feminized and uptight as we are in the decaying west. >poorer living standards Doesn't bother me in theory, though a lot of third world countries have cities that are less polluted than western ones, less dregs loitering around making a mess. People seem to be more appreciative of life in some of these third world countries. >permits / visa I was planning on just hopping back across the border between two countries and going back and fourth once the visas expire, or if I can, just staying under the radar and living illegally. Another option would be to marry into citizenship in my preferred country. >making money go further This is a big motivator for me but not the main one. But it would be nice to have the NEETBUX go much further. In some countries you would be classified as rich just from what you receive by being on welfare or autismbux. Anyway, anyone thought about it? I don't expect the scam to last forever so I would find ways to supplement my income and eventually become income independent while being in a cooler country than this western hellhole. I just want to drive around on a dirtbike without a license and not have to worry about seeing metrosexuals and screen obsessed idiots everywhere. I'm sure any third worlders reading this think it's absolutely insane, but it's what I am most looking forward to in life.

Depends which country. Got a few specific candidates?

>In my case it's not a big deal, I'm introverted and don't really socialize with people in my first world country so it's not a big deal that I won't be able to have a big social life in the new country. in a lot of places, having a social life is a necessity for survival.

>>20501 my country automatically cancels your payments if you leave the country, unsurprisingly they are not reinstated upon return

>>20503 Poland, Ukraine, Morocco, Egypt. What country would you go to if you had to? >>20504 Yeah I'm sure I'll make some friends, but it's not a huge deal for me. That's what a lot of people bring up as a reason for not wanting to do it themselves "not being able to fit in". I just plan to be respectful and take an interest in their cultures, I don't think I'll make any enemies anyway. >>20505 Interesting, which country? I find it hard to believe there are systems in place to keep track of that sort of thing. It seems silly that there is an alert like that "Lainon has left the country, stop payments immediately". But it makes sense.

>>20506 I would avoid Egypt for all the religious bullshit. The other places might have some but they wouldn't automatically assume I'm an infidel. Personally, Poland. **Polish people have fuarrrking problems, but in an interesting way. Plus, I doubt obtaining technology would be any issue.**

>>20506 Not him but you forget taxes which gov takes more serious than murder. Where you live matters in terms of whom you owe your tax money. Bet their welfare checks just tie into that.

>>20507 of all the Arab countries Egypt is actually one of the most chill culturally. Smoking hash probably won't get you stoned to death.

>>20507 >>20516 The cities and pollution and seem horrible. No idea how much of the country is like this though.

this is what I find funny about people who believe in 'the secret' / manifestation... like, you went to Bali and got all your dreams fulfilled because $1 goes a lot farther there, ya turkey

>>20520 beggars can't be choosers you know that Egypt is literally a third world country right? of course it's gonna be garbage

>>20520 yes practically the whole world is like this. If you're thinking of moving to some soykafhole for cheaper rent it's gonna be a soykafhole.

>>20501 One poster on one imageboard I was on at the time said that he knew a man who would work in Construction for half the year and then he would take a trip to Russia and "live like a King" for the rest of the year until the money ran out and he needed to work again. I also recall another individual on another imageboard claiming that in Russia, the little money they had was enough for them to get an apartment and do a week's worth of grocery shopping with an amount of money that, in America, would only be good enough for a day's shopping. Russia seems to be the place to go for a plan like yours but these are just opinions I've occasionally seen on the internet, I myself know nothing on this topic. Hopefully, this helps.

I don't quite know what happened when I was typing. I speak of an individual and yet, rather than "he", I say "they" which was a bit unusual. I just wanted to correct that grammatical error is all. It was a lone man.

>>20534 if you contemplate on russia, also consider romania, luxuries are comparably pricey because they have to be imported, but food and internet are considerably cheap. The currency keeps falling, cities are full of poor people, so life is designed to be possible on just a small amount of money. You can go to markets where people sell what they grow, often for what would appear to be ridiculously cheap prices. Pay much less than a euro and you have a kilogram of tomatoes. Internet, because they actually have ISPs competing, has prices meant to be affordable for the people there. Because romanians had no money for initial cable setups, they basically waited until fiber was the new thing and installed that from the get go, you get a lot of speed for your money.

>It seems silly that there is an alert like that "Lainon has left the country, stop payments immediately". Passports. >>20535 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they#Usage

>>20501 There are blind spots in Polish-Ukrainian border. Does traveling in EU cancel your neetbux in say Germany? Assume you're German, you get neetbux in your home state, learn the target language, move to Ukraine covertly, rent an apartment from babushka, shop at local supermarket, enjoy 1Gbit Internet speeds. You could go further and acquire local ID through bribes, start a shepherding business in Carpathians. >>20520 Of course, Cairo is Megacity-1 tier, I think it hosts like 30% of country's population by now, but not the less populated regions. You head south along the Nile basin or to the west on northern coast, there will be less and less populated towns overall with bearable climate and greenery. There are some oasis-type agglomerates of towns with some agriculture and light tourism in the North-western quadrant, just don't come very close to Libyan border over desert, where minefields are. For a man it takes not being a retard and following basic traditions like not forgetting to wear pants in public for not being declared infidel (Covering whole body in loose sheets makes more sense than walking naked in dry hot climates anyway). >>20534 This is understatement. Food in Russia costs about the same it does in USA, apartment or shared rent is cheaper, yes, but overall Russian cities are ugly, and there are no small comfy towns about, anything worth squeezing money off is quickly populated with greediest scumbags or development companies who build ugly cheap shacks they call "hotels and cafes" and a bunch of adjacent commieblocks for proles to maintain it all nearby.

>>20501 yeah if some of yall want to move and invest his neet bucks in a relatively safe hit me up i have plenty of ideas and ofc insides on the culture.

>>20501 morocco : - rent for an okay apartment depending on the city is ~150$ - utilities/month : *water+elect ~20-30$ *internet ~20$ *misc (apartment complex upkeep..) : 5~6$ - food-drinks : *veggies/fruits ~ <1$ *red meats ~ 15$ / kg. *chicken ~ 1.2-1.5$ / kilo *fish (depends on the kind) : cheapest is 0.6$ / kilo *beer ~1$ *wine ~3.2$ - misc : *smokes ~2.3-4.2$ *transportation : bus ~0.5$ grand taxi ~0.6$ small taxi (depend on distance traveled) *coffee shop/ free wifi : espresso shot - 0.6$ latte - 0.7$ mint tea - 0.7$ loose cigarette - 0.2$