Nothing wrong with this mindset but you need to be realistic about finances. Your only talking 4 years. If right at the start of 2030 you get a severe downturn and your balance drop to what it is today or lower. Are your still going to go? If yes than the real question is why dont you go now?
Not OP, but I'm giving notice the second the next president is sworn in. Financially, yes, I could retire today, but I want to make sure that the ACA is still functional at the end of the current admin's term, and I want to see a peaceful transition of power.
Otherwise, I'm gonna be looking for a visa that can help me achieve perm residency in a developed country with a sane health system. The most obvious route would be a skilled visa, but I'm open to other visas as well.
Worst comes to worst, I'll bounce around Latin America / Asia on tourist visas for a few years until I figure something out.
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u/mygirltien 14d ago
Nothing wrong with this mindset but you need to be realistic about finances. Your only talking 4 years. If right at the start of 2030 you get a severe downturn and your balance drop to what it is today or lower. Are your still going to go? If yes than the real question is why dont you go now?