Why thousands of South Africans are moving back home after living abroad
Thousands of South Africans are choosing to return home after years abroad, fueling a new reverse emigration trend. What’s driving this move back? In this video, I’ll dive into the key reasons behind the trend, from affordable living and better quality of life to homesickness and concerns abroad.
Video chapters:
Intro – 0:00
What is the reverse emigration trend – 0:20
Why people are moving back – 0:57
Foreigners retiring in SA – 3:12
Where are people moving to – 3:45
Personal opinion – 4:44
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26 Comments
Born and bred South African – my generation stays on whatever the future holds.. Yes, we are fortunate to have beautiful natural surroundings, also 70 murders per day.
No matter how much I miss my children living overseas, I will never encourage them to return home – for obvious reasons.
Those expats returning from Palestine: ofcourse you are..
I’ve been living in Tbilisi, Georgia for the past 10 years. It’s an amazing country with great potential, fantastic climate and nice people. Better option in terms of affordability and safety than most “Western European” countries.
So this means we'll be seeing of these legal immigrants nxa! 🤬
Western countries losing family and moral values and for some of them being taken over by people from the Middle East with a fierce loyalty to their religion should make people wonder if the massive social changes are worth going through.
I've been all over the world and wouldn't live anywhere but here in our South Africa 🎉🎉
Good Morning Africa!
I would also move back to SA if I lived in the UK or Germany. Central Europe is not the way to go. The Mediterranean is much better and safer for us South Africans. Also, you're safer here from a possible WW3 than you will ever be in South Africa with the violent crime.
Kom terug huis toe mense dis lekker hier die ANC het ge val dinge gaan beter
I've moved to thailand for 1 year and i cant wait for my contract to end so i can come home
Unpack for Perth!
20 growing up years in SA and 31 working years in UK. I'd love to come home to retire or work in a school after a career in academia.
Don't come back
We came back and are loving it!
I came to the Uk when I was 21 in 97. I’m planning to go back to retire in 5 to 7 years. I’ll keep my assets tied up in international stocks and crypto. Thank you for your video. I’m now living in Wales. Best place I’ve lived in the Uk
England is a shit hole. SA is not far behind…
This woman is a big lie do not Believe her.
Yes sa is affordable,you can even hate humans or racist or talk s*** if you want to, police won't arrest you.
The grass is not greener, you just need more manure.
Hope they havent just given their skills and can still contribute to SA.
Where are the statistics for these claims? I would never return to live in South Africa. Where I live, crime is almost non existent and everything works.
A lot of South Africans are moving back with a much healthier bank balance than they left with. The issue isn't so much as 'grass greener' it's more of a case of financial decisions.
Most would be from NZ. NZ is expensive cold and woke. SA offers a better lifestyle
Really?
They arent coming back trust me all my school mates….im the only one who cane back and what a mistake that was….30 years of BEE to correct wrongs of a generation and they adding more levels…no police no safety
like the doili on your head….awasome…
I was born in SA. My family have been there for around 300 years. My wife was was born in Europe but lived most of her life in SA. We left SA 20 years ago. We both still miss the country and can get very homesick. However, I can't say that we ever regretted leaving. Our life is elsewhere now and we have no plans to return