Family of 4 searching for opportunities

Hi all,

Long time reader of the forums but this is my first post.
My wife, daughter 11 yo, son 9 yo and myself, have decided to make a new home somewhere else to experience something new.
We have been practicing sustainable agriculture, for the lack of better terms, for the past decade. I decided to leave the working world to embrace our new decision.
We are  searching for just about anywhere in the world that we are able to stay legally. Australia would be a fantasy come true but we can't stay past a normal tourist visa.
We can go anywhere in North/South America and Europe as we either have citizenship or can obtain residency fairly easily. Maybe other areas but I haven't researched them much.
We are financially independent and ready to do some work.

If anyone has suggestions for us, we'd love to hear about them.

Thanks,
Jimmy

Have you considered joining an Ecosystem Restoration Camp?  https://www.ecosystemrestorationcamps.org/

Hi Jimmy, Coweeta Heritage Center/Talking Rock Farm is looking for members to help start an Intentional community.  I've posted several times here.  I'm listed on IC.org for additional info or see my posts here.  Paul

Thanks for the replies.

Paul I found your place on IC.
I'd be interested in speaking with you.
I'll send you a message with my email.

Thanks Jimmy,  I look forward to hearing from you.  Paul

My email is coweeta@gmail.com

I have a small farm in the Azores that you might like to spend time cultivating. I am looking for people to lease it and make it a sustainable paradise

We (3 related adults and our 4 children) have 10 acres. This is our ad if you want to check it out: https://permies.com/t/109738/BUILDING-CODES-Build-plots-community#896907

8th Life Panama is looking for co-founders for our EcoVillage project in Panama.  http://8thLifePanama.org and we're also on IC. We have a 9br guest house (operates as a hostel & serves as our co-working/co-living space) that is 30min from our land where we're currently working on the food forest and pioneer camp.

Have 3 Eco villages in NM az and wi, start in NM and have later choice to move between, ownership and pay available, need all skills, have poultry, fish, microgreens, gardens, solar, housing, etc in place or being installed. Tom tw505athotmaildotcom

This is probably not the kind of "adventure" you would want for your kids, but something might be able to be negotiated if you were interested. permies.com/p/969531

Hello! I have 80 acres in Oregon. I have a trailer and solar this far and want to build up. We have money too but with helping hands it can go by a lot faster

In southeastern Manitoba (Canada) there's a lot of crown land being sold in 2 to 10 acre lots, and a lot of family farms are aging out and being sold off as well.

Hi!Looking for some humans to live on our land! We are interested in low impact, semi-self-sufficient living and sharing food, cow milking duties, building projects, wilderness adventures, art projects, music etc! We like sharing! We live outside of a small town called Mossyrock in Washington, in  between two beautiful volcanoes, though outside of the blast zone😉.... we are an hour and a half from Seattle and Portland and surrounded by wilderness areas. We are interested in permaculture, homesteading,  unschooling, contra-dancing, yoga, primitive skills, world travel and foraging for yummy things in the forest. We are hoping to find a few people who love cheese making and horses as we plan to get a dairy cow and a couple of horses to share with whoever is here. We don't have internet or cell phone service, very unplugged, and we love it. There is a library with very good connections to the Olympia system nearby and you can get a cell signal a bit up the logging road. If interested, call the land line 3609850725

https://terredeliens.org/

This is a french organisation that I've just recently come across. It joins those who want to farm, with those who have land, either to buy, rent, share or work to buy.
It's all in french, so you'll need to translate but from the little I've seen and heard it's a superior, and mature, resource that could but just what you are looking for.

Eco village property near valley of longevity in Southern Ecuador. 150 hectares and easy visas. We are a family of three and have other young families that wish for good owners. Look here for details.

I have plenty of pictures etc, could divide land as cost is high, relatively

Lots of permies here!

https://quito.craigslist.org/reo/d/eco-village-for-sale-in-vilcabamba/7135137087.html

Collier

just posted this tell me if it fits?

https://permies.com/t/142612/living-interested-moving-Ecuador-land

Collier Winegarden wrote:Eco village property near valley of longevity in Southern Ecuador. 150 hectares and easy visas. We are a family of three and have other young families that wish for good owners. Look here for details.

I have plenty of pictures etc, could divide land as cost is high, relatively

Lots of permies here!

https://quito.craigslist.org/reo/d/eco-village-for-sale-in-vilcabamba/7135137087.html

Collier

A bit confused by the comment regarding families, owners, etc.

Is this your land you are selling? Or isnit of interest and you have some families lined up but need more ?

We live on the land, and part of a group of permies who would love to see this land owned by someone or group or foundation/nonprofit that would continue to create abundance!

To see this land thrive continued care is needed and its for sale, so why not get someone who wants to build soil, abundance and prosperity for the surrounding community!

Our friend is selling, we care for the land, are envision new owners from this website to help continue building community with us!

We're a small ecovillage looking for people to come get this dream off the ground!  Check us out at:

https://www.ic.org/directory/rainwater-collective/

How do I contact Collier Winegarden to find out more info about Ecuador?  I'm not that great with navigating this site.  Thanks.  My email is mustobeyacts2_38@yahoo.com

I see some are searching for the things that interest me. I really like hearing others will want sustainable agriculture. I would just want to be in communication with others for coming to any such thing in working with them. I am on media more than looking at email. So if any will like contact through Facebook, MeWe, or something else, that can be communicated and we might connect there. The email account I use most is vegrox@aol.com

Laura Golightly wrote:Hi!Looking for some humans to live on our land! We are interested in low impact, semi-self-sufficient living and sharing food, cow milking duties, building projects, wilderness adventures, art projects, music etc! We like sharing! We live outside of a small town called Mossyrock in Washington, in  between two beautiful volcanoes, though outside of the blast zone😉.... we are an hour and a half from Seattle and Portland and surrounded by wilderness areas. We are interested in permaculture, homesteading,  unschooling, contra-dancing, yoga, primitive skills, world travel and foraging for yummy things in the forest. We are hoping to find a few people who love cheese making and horses as we plan to get a dairy cow and a couple of horses to share with whoever is here. We don't have internet or cell phone service, very unplugged, and we love it. There is a library with very good connections to the Olympia system nearby and you can get a cell signal a bit up the logging road. If interested, call the land line 3609850725

hi laura i'm interested in talking more. do you have email?

Bulgaria, the country has four seasons and a very small population.  Many houses available in villages as younger people want to live in cities. Depending on where you want to live houses with land are very, very affordable. Beware buying in very poor areas you'll get lots for your money but you may end up in a village thats lost its shops .
In short do your homework, look Bulgaria up .
The cost of living here is very affordable with council tax for us both being about £40 a year which includes having our bin emptied  every week and street lighting. This tax in the UK is £100 a month!!
We've a garden which includes fruit and nut trees is more than large enough to feed us both year round once we've settled here full time.
So in short look at Bulgaria.