In today’s episode, I deliver an in-depth report of my time spent in Georgia. This is part two of my series breaking down my experience in each of the four countries I visited on my recent trip, starting back in episode 263 with my report on Turkey, with two more reports on the way on my trips to Armenia and Azerbaijan. 

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TODAY’S GEORGIA TRIP REPORT

• Listen in for the full story about our experience with a baseball bat-wielding cab driver (no, really!) 
• Hear my take on where Georgia ranks in terms of “friendliness” out of the four nations I visited on my trip.
• You’ll salivate as I describe the mind-blowing food we ate in Georgia – it was nothing like I expected!
•  Tune in to hear my biggest disappointment about dining in Georgia. This one was a big letdown.
• Learn about how the influx of Russians and Ukrainians into Georgia has affected the economic situation on the ground.
• Listen in to hear my dismay at the remarks a Georgian banker made about CBDCs – this made my blood boil!
• Get a glimpse into the presentation I gave in Georgia about my experience going through St. Kitts & Nevis’ citizenship by investment process and the recent changes to the program. 
• Hear my final verdict on Georgia as a potential Plan B location for expats. Does Georgia meet my standards? 

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https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/266-georgia-episode

As you can tell from this episode, I don’t like to sugarcoat anything or overhype a country when investigating it for clients and potential clients.

As I’ve said many times, no “Shangri La” perfectly free country exists, and that’s why I always set my feet on the ground in a country and go through residency processes myself so that I can relay the reality to my clients and I take the same approach with this podcast when discussing these countries. 

As with any other country, Georgia has a mix of good and bad qualities, and only you can be the final judge on which countries strike the right chord with you, I hope this episode gives you some insights into this country.

Stay tuned for my forthcoming breakdowns on my trips to Armenia and Azerbaijan!

Speak soon,

Mikkel

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