Мы живём в Грузии. Но готовимся уехать: Латинская Америка в 2026

While you're watching footage of our life in Batumi—the city where my husband and I have been living for four years now—I'm sharing my thoughts on a possible move to Latin America with Russian passports in 2026. We live a simple life: I earn a small income from work, and my husband works as a mechanic and electrician. We don't have much savings, but we have experience, skills, and the desire to integrate into a new country. In this video, I discuss which Latin American countries are realistically suitable for moving to for the purpose of legalization and citizenship, should we suddenly have to leave Georgia. We consider the pros and cons of Argentina, Chile, Peru, and other countries in the region: — timeframes to citizenship — standard of living and safety — demand for professions — the reality of legalization without a lot of money This is not a guide or an advertisement for moving. These are the honest thoughts of an ordinary family living in exile and searching for their path. This video will be useful for those also considering relocation, residence permits, citizenship, and life abroad in the new reality. 👉 At the end, conclusions and why Argentina remains the fastest option, and Chile the strongest, but most difficult. Subscribe to stay up to date.