Moving to Kenya

[Voskos]

I have moved Tinder to Curitiba as well, the only like I received for 8 hours there was a gay guy. It was worse than Bulgaria.

You let Tinder and Bulgarian women choose your next destination. Nice, nice.

[rajputprincess]

I have moved Tinder to Curitiba as well, the only like I received for 8 hours there was a gay guy. It was worse than Bulgaria.

https://youtu.be/JcxSrjJ6xI0?si=7clDqhse87vzCE0r

This guy is getting decent girls. He is doing in Rio de Janeiro.

Dude there is reason why latin America is extremely popular among passport bros

And this is tinder. Cold approach would be better. If you are actually planning to move.
Try big city and also try peru and colombia.

Hack. I have seen cute women approaching passport bros in latin America. Forgot about approaching women. They would approach you.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Africa is different, I know people who worked in Uganda at contract, enjoyed it and knew lots of decent Africans there. But again, I see Lioncourt more as kid running away from his troubles into fantasies.

Yes, there are many decent Africans, like everywhere else in the world most people just want to go on with their lives. However, as decent as people can be, in my experience it can be really frustrating to work with Africans. You will not find the same work ethic or responsibility that most people are used to in the developed world. It's therefore another factor that requires adaptation. I say this without wanting to be too unfair, because I know that most of them were born and raised in deplorable conditions, without a decent education, but it's also something that's ingrained in their culture and way of life.

[Lioncourt]

I wouldn't go without having these conditions guaranteed. As a foreigner you can't just rent any apartment, unless you're naive: you'll have to move into a gated community and that's usually expensive. Just forget the reality you know, you'll be in Africa where there are constant power failures and blackouts that last for hours, if not days at times. You need to be in a place that has security, electrical generators in case power goes off and constant maintenance if you don't want to spend your days with "headaches". How will you get about without a car as well? Do you think you can walk around Nairobi on your own as a foreigner? In 95% of Luanda it wasn't at all advisable to walk alone, even during the day; I imagine it would be the same in Nairobi. All the expats I know and knew go about their daily lives by car. How about going on vacation to Kenya for a few days first, just to get an idea? I guarantee that as soon as you step out of the airport you'll be in for a shock. At least I did in Luanda. Then it depends on whether you're up to it, but it's not for everyone. If you like it, however, there are also positive aspects to living in Africa.

Also a friendly reminder but I guess you are aware that AIDS is quite common in the region so keep that in mind if you ever intend on getting involved with someone.

I know all that. Having a job at the company means they also provide you an apartment in special area which is basically restricted access and with security surveillance. Also a rented car. I'm not an idiot to go there without knowing anyone and with no basic accomodation provided.

Also Kenya is politically more stable than Angola, safer and a bit richer. People may advice Latin America but Latin America is also not quite safe, especially Mexico and Colombia. I think in Rio de Janeiro the chance of being victim of a crime is no less than in Nairobi. Maybe SE Asia is a bit better, I don't know. Also in Latin America how can I communicate with people? I don't speak Spanish/Portuguese and majority of people there speak only basic English if any.

And I don't plan to stay in Kenya more than a few months. My friend stayed less than an year, but could have stayed like six months if not the pandemic.

[rajputprincess]

I have seen women approaching passport bros in latin America

Probably better women on street than on tinder.

[Abaddon]

I dont judge because i would probably do the same thing in Southeast Asia...

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I know all that. Having a job at the company means they also provide you an apartment in special area which is basically restricted access and with security surveillance. Also a rented car. I'm not an idiot to go there without knowing anyone and with no basic accomodation provided.

Also Kenya is politically more stable than Angola, safer and a bit richer. People may advice Latin America but Latin America is also not quite safe, especially Mexico and Colombia. I think in Rio de Janeiro the chance of being victim of a crime is no less than in Nairobi. Maybe SE Asia is a bit better, I don't know. Also in Latin America how can I communicate with people? I don't speak Spanish/Portuguese and majority of people there speak only basic English if any.

And I don't plan to stay in Kenya more than a few months. My friend stayed less than an year, but could have stayed like six months if not the pandemic.

Kenya is neither richer nor more stable than Angola, at least that I am aware of. Angola is an oil tycoon nation, similar to Nigeria. For many years now, Luanda has been one of the most expensive cities in the world, if not the most expensive. It's an autocratic country but it's been stable since the end of the civil war, well, at least by African standards (not many African countries have gone two decades without a bloodbath). I don't know about security, but it must be comparable. meaning relatively safe in rural areas and quite dangerous in bigger cities (and yes, some Latin American nations have more murders per capita). Anyway, it doesn't matter if reports say that Ethiopia, Angola or Kenya are growing exponentially, the reality is different for the majority of the population and only a few privileged families actually live in unimaginable luxury. In any case, I don't think the solution to your problem with women lies in Kenya or any other third world country. You'll always be getting involved with someone who sees you as a passport.

[Lioncourt]

In any case, I don't think the solution to your problem with women lies in Kenya or any other third world country. You'll always be getting involved with someone who sees you as a passport.

This doesn't necessarily mean she'll leave me as soon as she comes to Europe. Not every foreign woman does that. I am not some old bald fat guy anyway.

[Mortimer]

Good luck

[Mixdguy17]

Damn. Are Bulgarian women really that cruel, for you to want to travel all the way to Africa to find a GF?