The power supply isn't going to be your main problem. You'll almost certainly be able to get an adapter. The main issue is Google doesn't recommend using your Nest camera in a different country than where it was purchased.
If you have a Nest Aware subscription, moving from one country to another can cause complications with billing and services.
Nest cameras and doorbells are optimized to work best with specific Wi-Fi standards depending on where they were sold. This means that your cameras might experience decreased performance, or might not work at all, if you move them to a different country, and they might not comply with regulations there.
If you take them with you, and experience issues, I'd factory reset them before retrying setup again. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, there are some workarounds you can try:
- If your router is a dual band router and has different network names for the two Wifi bands, make sure you are connecting to the 2.4GHz band and not 5GHz.
- Login to the admin page of your router (refer to the manual or the back of the device).
- Navigate to Wifi or Wireless settings (the naming of the menu options you see will differ by router manufacturer and you may need to click to go into "advanced" settings to see some options).
- If your router is a dual band router and doesn't currently have different names for the two bands, look for an option to turn on different network names for the two bands.
- If "Wifi Protected Setup" or "WPS" is enabled, disable it.
- Set your Wifi channel/band (channel selection) to a value between 1 and 10.
Nest Cams manufactured for certain countries cannot connect to Wi-Fi channels above certain frequencies which is why I suggest changing your Wi-Fi channel to between 1 and 10. Checking you are using the 2.4GHz band and not the 5GHz band is for dual band routers and is for the same reason. The two steps are interchangeable for some routers but not for others.
