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Expat-relocation opportunities, investment opportunites, quality of life, and real estate values are greater in Latin America as a whole; especially in the Southern Cone area of South America  - - more so than it is in any other section of the world.  In terms of expat-relocation lifestyle, we cannot think of any place where the opportunities are so tremendously exciting for expatriate living. In terms of real estate, on a value / investment basis there is no other area of the world that compares. There's more agricultural land in Argentina than all of Europe. Every mineral, every weather pattern... then there's Brazil; Chile, and a score of other nations. We have a directory listed below for every nation in South America.
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South America Relocation Reports
South America Relocation Reports - Living In South America - The Land Of Opportunity. EscapeArtist International Relocation Reports For Those Wishing To Move Overseas. How do we move there, how do we get residency, what are the conditions for newcomers, are there other expats living there, can we find work, run a business; these questions, and more are answered in the Relocation Reports for South America. 
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The EscapeArtist.com International Relocation Reference Library pages for South America. We have been publishing international relocation articles & reports for over a decade. If you are considering relocating to South America, on these pages you will find a library of information on the subject.
Real Estate In The South America - Current Listings
Real Estate In The South America - Current Listings - Bargains - Islands, Enclaves, Coast Property, Sale by Owner, Current Listings 24 hours a day, seven days a week. - Farm Land - Ranches - Houses - Islands - Beachfront - Properties in every nation of South America including nations that have Caribbean beach front - - - Also see Real Estate By Type - Islands, B&B's, Plantations ->
Index for Living & Investing in Argentina
If we just singled out the country of Argentina from the rest of South America and made comparisons to other world areas we believe that a pertinent and explanatory point can prove our view of the area.  Argentina has a total area of 1,073,115 square miles. This is an area greater than Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, and the Netherlands combined.  Argentina has a population of only 32,646,000 while tiny (and very crowded) Italy alone has a population of almost double that figure.  If we overlaid Argentina on Western Europe and compared agriculture potential, and existing mineral resources, Argentina would come away the winner. In terms of environmental diversity, Argentina is again a strong and unpolluted contender; having an alps area that compares with the Swiss Alps, a Pampas that is incomparable, an Arctic region, a desert region, and a 3,000 mile coast line.  But it is in the area of agriculture (arable land) and in water resources where Argentina really shines. As commodities, foodstuffs, & water become increasingly scarce, they become more crucial in our decision making. Relocating to a nation like Argentina makes very good sense. 
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Live & Work In Chile
The Republic of Chile! South America's success story. The best economy, the most jobs, the best opportunities.
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Index for Bolivia - Living in Bolivia
The colonial city of Santa Cruz in Bolivia is an expat haven. The city of Santa Cruz has benefited from a fast paced growing economy for the last 15 years. This has allowed for a multicultural and ethnically diverse city to develop. The city's street layout currently consists of a concentric ring model. Located at an altitude of 416 meters above sea level, Santa Cruz has a sunny and semi-tropical weather, with an average temperature of 21C (70F) in the winter and 32C (90F) in summer. There are many areas of Bolivia that stand out, but Santa Cruz seems to stand the tallest.
Index for Brazil - Living In Brazil
Brazil. There isn't anyplace else in the world quite like Brazil. Brazil is one of the largest nations in the world and it is populated with some of the most unusual people in the world. Brazilians are highly creative, they export more music than coffee and there's an awful lot of coffee in Brazil. The nation is currently on a roll economically and doing very well. It is a complicated nation that takes time to understand, if one can ever really understand it at all.  It is safe to say that one would never be bored living in Brazil.
Index For Chile - Living In Chile
Santiago, Chile is a city with well over 5 million people. It’s one of the most advanced cities I’ve ever lived in. It’s also one of the cleanest cities I have ever observed. Everywhere you look you can see European influence in the architecture of the buildings and the make up of the city overall. Chilean housing and Real Estate are great bargains right now but not because the general populace is poor and anyone can just swoop in and grab up all of the great deals (Read “exploit”). To be more accurate, housing and land is reasonable partly because there is an abundance of open land. Chile has fewer people than LA County does, but is comparable in length to the North American, Pacific Coast from Alaska down to the middle of Mexico. Just imagine if the Pacific Coast of North America was populated ONLY by the residents of LA County. That would still be greater than the entire population of Chile! Also, over a third of Chile’s population resides in the greater Santiago area. This leaves a lot of very desirable, beautiful, build-able and open land available for sale.
Index for Colombia - Living In Colombia
Medellín is said to have the most perfect weather in the world, and the real estate prices are especially low. Medellin has become an expat haven with numerous expats moving there to take advantage of lower prices, the excellent weather, and the fact that there has been a significant drop in criminal problems over the past few years. The ongoing problem of Colombia's 35 year old civil war does dissuade many from considering living in Colombia, but those who don't even want to consider Colombia have not see the city of Cartagena, Colombia, a magnificent colonial city on the Caribbean. Cartagena Viejo was begun in the early part of the 15th century, making it, with the exception of Santo Domingo, the oldest city in the Americas.  It retains much about it that is agreeable.  Houses with three foot walls, balconies cluttered with flowering vine, meandering cobblestone streets, views of the sea and of the bay, art galleries, fine shops, museums, restaurants, hotels, and an architecture that is as nice as can be found on the American continent.
Index for Ecuador - Living in Euador
Ecuador; long a popular expat destination. Traditionally expats have chosen to live at the higher altitudes near Quinto; but recently there has been a surge of buying along the coast where bargains abound. There is only so much beachfront land in the world and when you can buy it at a bargain, you should buy it.
Index for Guyana - Living in Guyana
Guyana is the fourth-smallest country on the mainland of South America (after Suriname, French Guiana, and Uruguay). It is one of the four non-Spanish-speaking territories on the continent.  Culturally, Guyana associates primarily with the English-speaking Caribbean countries such as Jamaica, or Trinidad and Tobago.  Sadly we haven't one article on Guyana. If any expats are living there we would welcome some information to add to the Guyana pages.
Index for Paraguay - Living in Paraguay
We have heard excellent reports about the real estate in Paraguay.  It is the farm land that is especially attractive. We have also heard a rumor that soon foreigners may not be able to buy farm land in Paraguay. This may be because the George W. Bush family recently purchased 100,000 Acres of water rich land in Paraguay and it is possible that he is putting pressure on the government of Paraguay to keep others from doing the same.  He's an asshole. (We're not supposed to say that on a website such as ours, but in his case we'll make an exception.)
Index for Peru - Living in Peru
A culturally rich nation more often seen as a travel destination than as an expat desination, Peru is a place worth considering for the young at heart. Keep in mind that Peru does have 2,414 km (1499.9 miles) of coast line, is rich in minerals and natural gas, and land is pretty cheap.  It's lack of infrastructure is a negative factor, but for the young at heart that shouldn't be an issue.
Index for Suriname - Living in Suriname
Agriculture, especially of rice and bananas, remains a strong component of the Suriname economy, and ecotourism is providing new economic opportunities. More than 80% of Suriname's land-mass consists of unspoiled rain forest, and with the establishment of the Central Suriname Nature Reserve in 1998, Suriname signaled its commitment to conservation of this precious resource. The Central Suriname Nature Reserve became a World Heritage Site in 2000. We have very little on Suriname, but any nation that has a large natural reserve of pristine forest land is of great interest. If any expats are living there we would welcome some information to add to the Suriname pages.
Index for Uruguay - Living in Uruguay
When you have a small nation like Uruguay sitting between two giant nations it is easy to understand why Uruguay gets overlooked. Uruguay. Located between Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay is viewed by its neighbors as a place to bank and to vacation.  Uruguay is a strage hybrid, Socialist in nature, yet also a financial center of sorts. That said, Uruguay is a place on to itself, proud, well educated people, a step or two outside of the mainstream. Uruguay is smaller in size than Washington State and has a population of less than 4 million.
Index for Venezuela - Living in Venezuela
Here's a surprise, and an opportunity.  Because Venezuela has an outspoken left-leaning president land prices have fallen, yet the land is terrific. There is nearly 3,000 km (1,864 miles) of Caribbean coastline in Venezuela, most of it spectacular.  Add to that the fact that gasoline is 25 cents a gallon, there are beautiful mountain ranges, and there are any number of beautiful cities.  Most expats are buying on Margarita Island (Isla Margarita) which an excellent place to live, but everyone seems to be ignoring Venezuela's wonderful coastline and its lovely mountain cities.  Keep in mind that politicians come and politicians go; but the land remains.
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