Как уехать из РФ без денег в 2026 году?

In the video "How to Leave Russia Without Money in 2026?" author Leonid Kazak Shimansky discusses the current emigration situation and shares his personal experience of moving on a shoestring. Important links: Go to the forest: t.me/iditelesom_info_bot https://www.instagram.com/gobythefore... How to monetize YouTube in 2026: https://t.me/+za2aYqBSeMMwMmYy Main topics and description of the video: The author notes a "third wave" of emigration in 2026, confirming this with Google Trends charts (a surge in searches for relocation and second citizenship). Special attention is given to a new trend: moving to Minsk. Leonid shares how he moved to other countries twice with less than $100 in his pocket and offers practical advice for those in a similar situation. Timecodes and key points: • [00:00:00] — Trend analysis: the third wave of emigration, Google Trends data for the queries "moving from Russia" and "second citizenship." • [00:00:42] — An unexpected trend from March-April 2026: a sharp increase in interest in moving to Minsk. • [00:01:04] — Main topic: how to leave with absolutely no money (a budget of 20,000-50,000 rubles, or even nothing). Description of the situation in the country: blocked services, difficulties with VPN and security. • [00:02:04] — The author's personal experience: moving from Russia to Georgia with $100 and from Argentina to Chile with $35. • [00:02:34] — First step: getting a passport (preferably two: one for 5 and one for 10 years) and earning at least $100 for a ticket. • [00:03:39] — Problems of 2026: information about travel bans immediately after receiving a passport and summonses on the State Services website. • [00:04:41] — Where to seek help: a mention of the organization "Go to the Forest" for those facing travel restrictions. • [00:05:36] — A story of survival in Georgia: • [00:05:43] — Route through Minsk to Tbilisi. Advice on using cash, as Russian cards don't work. • [00:06:27] — Living in hostels (Tbilisi and Batumi). • [00:07:03] — How to make money on the spot: the author shares how he earned his first $20 by fixing electrical wiring in a hostel and how he found jobs through Facebook groups. • [00:08:30] — Conclusion of the first part (interrupted by a dropped phone) and a preview of the sequel. The author emphasizes that if you can't earn even the minimum 10,000 rubles in Russia, moving will be extremely difficult, and it's worth first learning how to earn money.