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Retiring overseas is not a daunting task; as a matter of fact it is much easier to do than you might expect, and a heck of a lot of fun. You'll meet new friends, learn about another culture, you may even learn another language.  You'll certainly save money, especially if you pick a nation that has a lower cost of living, and you'll avoid the crime and disrespect that has become a sad feature of life today inside the USA and UK. - Do I know what I'm talking about?  I'm 70 years old, I own this website, I moved overseas in 1996 and I've been living overseas ever since. With the internet and other forms of international communications you are never out of touch unless you want to be.  You can watch news, sports, entertainment from almost anywhere in the world. The internet is ubiquitous, allowing you to see culture as a global phenomena, and not something nation-specific. With the new forms of telephones, such as Skype, and Vonage, you can have a US phone number no matter where you live overseas, keeping in touch with friends and relatives globally is now an instantaneous daily event. Living Overseas, especially as a retiree makes more sense then ever; lower cost for health-care, less crime, better ambiance, lower-prices, greater freedom, and the respect that comes from living in nations that respect your privacy.
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Don’t Let a Lack of Money Be an Obstacle to Your Retirement Abroad - All these options mean you’ll be earning more and therefore you’ll have more reserves to ‘play with’ each month.  But if working isn’t an option you can or want to consider, the management of your day-to-day money will be key to your long-term financial success. Budgeting will be central to you managing your money effectively; you therefore need to work out your essential costs each month and meet them but don’t go over them.  You can save and reinvest any money you don’t spend, taking advantage of any improved interest rates perhaps available abroad for example.  Shop around for goods and services just as you would in your old home nation – and learn to haggle like the locals do!  In most countries it is totally acceptable to make an offer below the asking price – particularly when it comes to big ticket items.  And in some nations it’s even normal to haggle at the market when you’re doing your weekly shop! Talking of shopping, look at how the local people shop.  Whilst you may be used to everything being cheaper and easier in the hypermarket back home, overseas it may be the case you should go to specialist food sellers to get given items, and shop at the weekly or daily market for most produce.  If you build up a relationship with store owners, after a while they will almost certainly ‘see you right’ when you continue to shop with them!  This can have the effect of your grocery bill going down in terms of costs each month.
“FOR SALE”: Old Castles in Europe - Fixing-up is in most cases unavoidable. But problems with municipal services, historical building authorities, and countless other unforeseeable issues can create headaches, hence the need for a good and reliable consultant who can handle the job for the buyer. Financing should be in place beforehand so that you can plop down a deposit if you find your dream castle. The purchase process takes about a month and is handled by a notary who in Europe is the equivalent of an attorney. The writer of this article, together with three partners, bought a castle near Leipzig in Saxony and has first hand experience of what is involved in buying and running it. The author of this article, together with associate Manfred Pawlik (specialist in castle restoration) and Englishman Stephen Ferrada, both of whom have valuable experience related to buying and restoring historic property, have all bought their own dream properties in East Germany. The highs and lows of castle ownership, the tears and laughter, have all been experienced.
What’s Motivating You to Move Abroad and How Far Will You Leave America Behind? - According to data from the IRS relating to the number of Americans who renounce their citizenship annually, the numbers are dramatically on the increase. More than 200 Americans turned their back on the United States in 2008, 731 made the exceptionally difficult decision to renounce their citizenship in 2009, and in 2010 1,485 individuals gave up their right to an American passport, according to ‘corrected totals’ from renunciationguide.com. When you consider that an estimated 5.2 million Americans currently live abroad, you would be forgiven for thinking that these figures are an insignificant fraction barely worthy of comment – however, according to the New York Times: “waiting periods to meet with consular officers to formalize renunciations have grown.”  What’s more, where once even just the thought of turning your back on your nation was regarded as treasonous, nowadays the possibility is openly discussed amongst American expatriate groups both online and offline. With this thought in mind, we decided to interview a number of our readers who are currently actively planning their move overseas or who have recently relocated.  We wanted to know what the motivating factors are for each soon-to-be expatriate for their proposed relocation – and whether any Americans now living abroad were considering taking their move to the next level and renouncing their US citizenship altogether…after all, what is it that pushes people to take such drastic action?
Video Tours of Mexico’s Hottest Real Estate Opportunities - Video Tours of the Best Real Estate investments in Mexico. We showcase 6 of the nicest properties available at approachable prices for people choosing to move to Mexico or possibly buy a second home. Includes Beachfront Lots Sea Of Cortez Located on the sea of cortes one hour south of yuma arizona. In addition to videos Escapeartist Mexico welcomes you to read our entertaining, and sometimes thought provoking articles on our Mexico portal web site. Thinking of re-locating, retiring to Mexico we have you covered.
She Moved To Belize and Started Her Own Company - Expat Interview Video - After raising 8 children, (6 Adopted and 2 Biological) Macarena Rose and her youngest daughter overcame the 4 F's (fear, family, finances and family) and moved to Belize. Eight years later, she is President of her own company, Rainforest Realty, Past President of the National Association of Realtors in Belize and the host of the world renowned HGTV realty show International House Hunters. EscapeArtist interviewed her and the interview is on YouTube. The 20 minute interview covers: Medical Care Cost of Living Real Estate Education Retirement CLICK HERE to watch the interview
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Nomadic Retirement, Part 3: Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil By Jamie Douglas. Brazil! This wildly diverse country has become much more visible on the world stage in the last few years. There really is so much more to this, the fifth largest country in the world by geographic size as well as by population than lively São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival and its mini-bikini saturated beaches. This country has been on a huge economic upswing, which started when Lula da Silva was elected president almost nine years ago. After his election, this unrepentant socialist scared the USA into curtailing trade with his nation, forcing the Brazilians to accept China’s overtures in trade, in turn growing the economy to such a degree that US President Obama had to visit Brazil after Lula left office to proclaim to the new Presidenta Dilma Rousseff that “the US wants to be one of your best customers!” My, how times have changed! The world has even invented a new acronym for these types of large emerging market nations, BRIC, standing for Brazil, Russia, India and China. (Sounds a little better that the one used for the de-emerging nations in Europe, the PIIGS, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain.) Traveling in the mighty nation of Brazil is challenging. Remember that it is the only country in the Americas where Portuguese is spoken exclusively, and do not expect anyone to speak English to you. To enter Brazil, you need that pesky visa, obtainable only at a genuine Brazilian diplomatic office rather than at the port of entry, which will set you back $140 per person. Inquire at the same time whether your recent travels will require you to obtain a yellow fever vaccination or not. Unless arriving via a long bus ride from a neighboring country, you will most likely arrive in São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro, both worthy destinations for the curious nomad, offering an immensity of diversity and cultural events year round. Because Brazil fought hard to land the Fútbol World Cup for 2014 as well as the 2016 Olympic Games, the nation has committed a total of one trillion dollars to the improvement of its infrastructure. Only time will tell if this is a wise investment in its future, but you as the traveler stands to benefit from these improvements, regardless. - Nomadic Retirement, Part 3: Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil By Jamie Douglas
Do you want to Become an Expat Retiree for the Right Reasons? - You have a sense of adventure, not just for seeking out a new home, but also for eating strange culinary offerings in restaurants, market stands, and occasionally on the street. Many of the items you find on a menu will be unfamiliar to you, leaving you somewhat at the mercy of fate when you order a meal. You have an open mind when entering your new surroundings. Remember that the way it is done in your former home country may be different; sometimes better, sometimes worse, but rarely the same. I am talking about your basics here: plumbing, electricity, telephones, internet and transportation infrastructure just to touch on a few of the issues that will affect you the most. You are self-sufficient, and not completely dependent on having a maid, gardener, and driver. Depending on your living circumstances, you may need to think about how this might set you apart in your community right from the get-go, exposing you and possibly making you a target for crime. While it is usually Ok to have a maid or gardener come by a few times a week, I do not recommend providing full time live-in employment to several of the less fortunate neighbors and paying them twice the going rate to gain their loyalty. - Do you want to Become an Expat Retiree for the Right Reasons? By Jamie Douglas
How to Guarantee Your Retirement by Protecting your Retirement Assets in Panama - They say humans are distinctly different from other species by their ability to think and plan ahead, yet the majority of us seem to imitate our animal cousins when it comes to planning our retirements.  We choose to depend on our broke governments to provide for our later years through our Social Security Ponzi schemes, or through our upside down retirement pension funds, our mutual funds that overcharge us on management fees yet rarely reach their benchmarks, and our managed stock portfolios that our broker uses to churn and burn for his commissions each month while we lose money. But for those of us who think ahead, and think “outside of the box”, retirement planning can be guaranteed by using simple mathematics and some common sense.  The earlier you realize this simple formula, the more leverage you will have in the form of compound returns over time. How to Guarantee Your Retirement by Protecting your Retirement Assets in Panama
Three Key Elements to Securing Your Overseas Retirement - If you do a search on ‘cheapest places to retire abroad’ you’ll find countries as diverse as Panama, France and Argentina listed.  However, one man’s affordable country is another man’s luxurious and unaffordable dream.  So bear in mind, cheap is relative to how wealthy you are! When searching for a place to call home in retirement affordability is a very critical factor.  Additional critical factors are elements such as the climate (too hot can be unbearable, too cold can cost more in terms of heating bills).  Security and crime levels are important; considering local economic stability is also vital. You will also need to look at the healthcare standards locally, and what treatment costs.  Accessibility is a factor for those who want to be able to maintain contact with family and friends.  What about the language barrier?  And are there cultural or even religious obstacles to your comfortable integration? Three Key Elements to Securing Your Overseas Retirement By Rhiannon Davies
If it’s the Hollywood A-list lifestyle you’re lusting after, then look no further than waterfront property on Lake Como in Lombardy, Italy.  Palatial mansions grace the shorelines of this glacier lake, while aristocratic castles cut into the steep country hills that descend into Europe’s third largest lake.  For centuries, movie stars, European aristocracy and Swiss financiers alike have carved out hidden paradises in Lake Como, making this lake one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Italy; recent archeological finds have even determined that Roman nobles often visited Lake Como.  As you drive along the shoreline of Lake Como (which boasts an impressive area size of 146 km²), you could end up passing by George Clooney, or waving hello to Sylvester Stallone or billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson.  - Lake Como: The Lake of the Rich and Famous
How to Retire Abroad – 7 Key Considerations - How much research have you done into your new nation and its people in a bid to understand them?  You will not be in a position to change the majority, so you need to ensure you can fit in with the majority when you emigrate.  In order to do so it may be a requirement for you to learn a new language, observe new codes of conduct, laws, morals or just national holidays and traditions. Others who retire abroad are determined that integration will not be a requirement as they will remain in an expat enclave – yet there is great risk associated with having such an attitude.  Whilst it may require less effort to live amongst one’s own, it limits your opportunities for enjoying your new life abroad and your new nation at best.  At worst it could mean you run the risk of isolation which could result in you finding life very difficult if ever you do have to step outside your small community for medical, legal or just social assistance for example. Another consideration to bear in mind is that medical facilities may not be superior or even adequate in your new nation, medical professionals may not speak English, and if you become long-term sick you may find it wholly unaffordable to remain living abroad. - How to Retire Abroad – 7 Key Considerations By Susan Beverley
Living & Retiring In Marseille - The Hippest Spot - Marseille Je t’aime! - I’m on the terrace of an 18th century apartment building hanging my washing on the line. The November sun feels good on my skin. A bouquet of basil, thyme and sage, emanates from the tiny herb garden I’ve managed to cultivate. A giant seagull or mouette, whooshes past me and beckons me to take a break. As I watch my friend glide through the air, the magnificent creature transforms into my private tour guide, reaffirming all the reasons I decided to follow my heart and call this place home. I take in my new surroundings. Limestone hills and orange terracotta rooftops scattered across a Mediterranean bay. I’m captivated by the rich history and energized by the vibe.  As I inhale the salty sea air, my soul dances to the beat of North African drums radiating from the distance. The aroma of Spanish paella, kebab, and spicy merguez rises from the bustling market stalls across the street. Fresh local produce, Tunisian leather goods, hand-made lavender soap, it’s all on offer and it’s all within arms reach. I see women wrapped in traditional African cloth, women donning the burqa, and women dressed in high heels and mini-skirts. The world has merged into one. The mix is exotic, eclectic and uniquely Marseille. . Living & Retiring In Marseille - The Hippest Spot by Tanja Bulatovic
You Can Retire In Mexico – A Safe Haven! - Getting back to my adventure, I spent the next 12 ½ years learning all I could about the social, economic, legal, political, financial, geographical and cultural aspects of my new surroundings. Of course, since I was not financially wealthy, I was forced to work as well. When I arrived in Mexico, I understood that next to oil and gas, tourism was the next biggest part of the Mexican economy. So, tourism it was. Quickly deducing that since I did not own land and I was not a millionaire to invest in development, real estate was the next best way to earn money. The only problem was I had no real estate experience. Not to be thwarted by the obvious, I learned that at that time there were no laws or rules governing real estate agent qualifications. (Let it be noted that this has changed and is regulated but we will discuss this further later on). Thus I got the best training possible, on-the-job training. After 12½ years of learning as much about what not to do as what must be done, I have a level of understanding of in and outs of living, working, investing, developing and coping with Mexico. While I will tell you this was the best decision I ever made, I will be quick to tell you it is not for everybody. The key is to give it an honest chance by being smart and using the experience of experts (and I am convinced I am one of them). Look at it this way, it may take you a time to read this (and believe it or not you will learn from it), but what is a little time in the scheme of things pertaining to the rest of your life to find out if you have what it takes to be as courageous as our forefathers and strike out to find your “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Paradise (Happiness)!” - You Can You Retire In Mexico – A Safe Haven! By Frank Jackson
Retiring in Canada By Jamie Douglas -  Americans wanting to leave their troubled nation behind, but wishing to continue to enjoy the same high standard of living, or perhaps even better than what they are used to, should look no further that their northern neighbor, Canada. The second largest country in the world, behind Russia, which is almost double Canada’s size, it shares the world’s largest land border with the USA, much of it along the 49th parallel. It is home to around 35 million people, with a population density of 8.3 per sq mi, about 10 times less than the US. Except for Quebec where French is spoken, it is English speaking, but with both languages being official. Canada is not just huge, it is awesome. Its size has very little to do with its attractiveness. The scenic beauty is amazing. From the Atlantic Maritime provinces and Newfoundland all the way to Vancouver Island in British Columbia, stretching 3250 miles across the North American continent, you will encounter everything from thousands of lakes full of fish, huge forest tracts, expansive fields of wheat and corn, thoroughly modern cities, and many a friendly small town.- Retiring in Canada By Jamie Douglas
Nomadic Retirement: Chapter Two, From Chile to Argentina  - In the first installment of this series on circling the globe in the southern hemisphere, we visited New Zealand and then headed east to South America, where we will encounter cultural treasures, vastly opposing landscapes, and diverse people. From the frozen southern Tierra del Fuego to the steamy swamps of the Darien Gap, from the beaches of Brazil to the heights of Mt. Aconcagua, this fascinating region of the world has a lot in store for the open-minded explorer. 
Nomadic Retirement: Chapter One  - When it comes to retirement, the term conjures up a carefully crafted image that is apparent in any 55+ adult community advertising brochure, which show you how to spend your golden years riding around in a golf cart within the confines of your gated community, hanging out with your equally bronzed contemporaries by the pool, and having your nightly cocktail in the clubhouse. - 
What is the square area of Paradise? In so many of the world beauty spots there is an annoying city or freeway that degrades the view.  There are a few still pristine places, but the crush of people is so heavy, you are always surrounded. There is noise. There is car exhaust. There is... Patagonia to escape to. San Carlos de Bariloche is perched above the lovely Nahuel Huapi Lake with brazos (arms) stretching off as far as the imagination can wander. El Bolson a couple of hours south does not have the downtown lake but just turn to the west and the massive wall of rock rises thousands of feet above you. Mountains completely encircle the town but the wall draws your eye and you feel like an ant.  Most people just gasp as the clouds pull back and you see the true height of the peaks. A few minutes drive south and across the Rio Negro Province border, and into Chubut Province, there is Lago Puelo spread before an array of snowy peaks. From Lago Puelo north to Bariloche, then on to Villa la Angostura and finally to San Martin de Los Andes: my Paradise. When the crowds come, the exits are everywhere. There is the Lake or you can travel deeper in as pavement turns to gravel, then to dirt, and buildings begin to disappear among the trees. The Lake country of Argentina is dominated by a mix of truly awesome mountains, and intensely beautiful lakes. Sprinkle in a few graceful volcanos and you have a wild masterpiece outside your windows. No matter which side of which lake you find yourself on, the colors will surprise you. The sky is childhood-blue and the water is so clear you can easily pick out stones on the bottom even from the top of the surrounding ridges. - Living In the Lake District of Argentina In San Carlos de Bariloche ~ Escaping To Patagonia By Douglas Harris
Live On A Lake - International Retirement Havens.  Nine Lakes worldwide. From New Zealand to Lake Como in Italy. Lake Como? If it’s the Hollywood A-list lifestyle you’re lusting after, then look no further than waterfront property on Lake Como in Lombardy, Italy.  Palatial mansions grace the shorelines of this glacier lake, while aristocratic castles cut into the steep country hills that descend into Europe’s third largest lake. For centuries, movie stars, European aristocracy and Swiss financiers alike have carved out hidden paradises in Lake Como, making this lake one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Italy; recent archeological finds have even determined that Roman nobles often visited Lake Como.  As you drive along the shoreline of Lake Como (which boasts an impressive area size of 146 km²), you could end up passing by George Clooney, or waving hello to Sylvester Stallone or billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson. - What is the square area of Paradise? In so many of the world beauty spots there is an annoying city or freeway that degrades the view.  There are a few still pristine places, but the crush of people is so heavy, you are always surrounded. There is noise. There is car exhaust. There is... Patagonia to escape to. San Carlos de Bariloche is perched above the lovely Nahuel Huapi Lake with brazos (arms) stretching off as far as the imagination can wander. El Bolson a couple of hours south does not have the downtown lake but just turn to the west and the massive wall of rock rises thousands of feet above you. Live On A Lake - Lakeside Living Worldwide
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Medical Tourism - Articles On Medical Tourism - Traveling4Health and EscapeArtist.com have decided to work together to bring you even better content and a better experience. This site is now a part of the Escape Artist network, which brings a wealth of information to the expatriate and tourism community as a whole. Traveling4Health (T4H) is a social media network for people who love traveling and are looking to explore better solutions for their health and lifestyle. We are an open marketplace, a non-proprietary model meeting the needs of both providers and consumers.  Members and providers can communicate directly and exchange information freely. We provide consumers with free tools where they can search data-bases of providers, destinations, and member profiles as well as user-generated consumer reviews and articles and reports posted by consumers, providers and industry experts. Membership for both providers and consumers is free. Funded from advertising, paying-levels of membership, for-fee transactions. - MedicalTourism.EscapeArtist.com
"How To" Retire Overseas - Relocation & Investment Guides - Overseas Retirement Relocation Guides - - The guides cover  relocation to various nations; overseas retirement reports, country guides, investment guides, and offshore resource guides.  These reports are written by professionals and by others, retirees, people like yourself who have already retired overseas and relay their experiences, their successes, and their failures. What to look for, what to look out for; how to go about it. These reports will supply you with the information you need, they'll save you money, time and frustration. If you have some idea of the nation you want to move to then you should check to see if we have a relocation report on that nation. 
Overseas Retirement Articles - If you know what country you want to move to read the articles articles we have on that nation we have thousands of articles on every aspect of moving overseas. It has been made known to us by many visitors that they consider our articles one of our best resources. Our articles are written both by professional and amateur writers - it is often the amateurs writing from experience who provide exactly the information our visitors need before moving to another nation. Imagine if you'd have retired to Argentina five years ago and you wrote about the things you'd learned in those five years... Reading these articles are like getting good advice from a friend. Our articles are free; access to the information on our website is free. If you don't know what country you want to move to, the overseas reference library will supply you with a wide range of information to help you decide in a knowledgeable way.
Do some strategic thinking based on what you learn from the articles, our magazines, and relocation reports.  For example if you want to move to the Caribbean and you feel the prices and cost of living are too high on most of the islands then consider that there are nine nations with coasts on the Caribbean; all of which have lower real estate prices and a lower cost of living than the Caribbean. Also see our main overseas relocation library For More Overseas Retirement Articles
Living Abroad By Nation - Regional Directory Of Nations - Relocation Resources Listed By Nation - Find a nation or research a nation to live in. This index provides links that will take you to our regional directories where you can find relocation profiles on the various nations within that region - -  South America, Central America, Caribbean, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Pacific Islands, and so on. The profiles include articles, resources, contacts, relocation reports, real estate listings, investment information, books, maps, embassies and a widening range of resources for each and every nation listed.  It has been made known to us that our articles are considered our best resource.  Our articles are written both by professional and amateur writers - it is often the amateurs writing from experience who provide exactly the information our visitors need before moving to a new nation. Our articles are free; access to the information on our website is free..
Asset Protection: Index Of Asset Protection Resources - We live in a world where privacy and individuality are under attack. The right to privacy is more than an abstract necessity, it is also a psychological necessity. If we do not have the right to privacy, we do not own the rights to our own lives. Individuality entails making value judgments independent of political, religious or social dogmas.  In making value judgments we make choices.  In today's world, if the choices we make differ from the status quo then we come under pressure to 'toe the line'. There is no line to toe. We live in an intellectual vacuum, where short of the logical choices we make in our own behalf, there are no other values. Asset protection entails privacy, asset protection entails living our life by our own standards, asset protection entails protecting what is ours from those who have not earned it.
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International Real Estate Marketplace - Overseas real estate worldwide. Buying international real estate: The rules & regulations for buying real estate varies from nation to nation.  You will find numerous articles on buying real estate in our article index listed above. We also have a large International Real Estate Marketplace with properties listed worldwide.  The listings have color photos, descriptions of the properties and contact information.
Safe Medical Tourism World Wide Yes, Safe Overseas Medical Tourism Offshore. Find Safe Clinics, Read Reviews, Active Discussion posts. Members & providers can communicate directly and exchange information freely.
Yacht Broker for Boats, Barges, Yachts & Ships worldwide Yes, Boats, Barges and Yachts for sale worldwide in the online Yacht Broker. - If it floats on water it's in the Yacht Broker - Buy or sell a yacht, sportsfishing vessel or sailboat - List your boat for free! - 
Want an overseas job? - We are working hard to make sure that you have a much better chance to really get one! - Our overseas jobs listing section has just gone through a total upgrade with hundreds of new listings of jobs overseas! - It has search capacity by location, job type and salary desired.
Fly Cheap, Stay Cheap, Travel Cheap - Learn the secrets of traveling in grand style on a limited budget. Discover how to obtain great deals on airfares, accommodations, cruises, entertainment, and creative lodging ideas, all for a fraction of the usual cost. The internet can be a great tool if you know where to find the best websites to save you money. Learn airline tips and secrets that can save you a bundle, zero dollar ($0) airline pricing "glitches," how to fly within Europe for only $99, ways to cruise exotic ports for weeks at the same price as a typical 7-day cruise, where to find Broadway tickets for half price, and how to stay in a country home or castle for free.
Self Service shipping WorldWide - Ubox we ship - Save over 40%!  on international shipping. Door to door , Door to port , Port to port. Professional services with discount prices. Call today for a free shipping quote 866.566.9350
Mexico Real Estate For Sale - We Make It Safe To Buy Oceanfront And Ocean View Properties In Mexico.  1000’s Of Listings To Choose From Escrow, Title Insurance, Financing-Free MLS Search - Mexico Oceanfront And Ocean View Properties For Sale Prices Starting $15,000.  Safe And Secure Homes-Lots-Condos Photos, Video's, Virtual Tours.
International Health Insurance For Expats WorldWide - Traveling or living abroad as an expatriate without proper insurance coverage? Now there is a rational alternative.
The Affordable Island
Retire In A Tax Haven
If the idea of retiring to a tax haven in the Caribbean appeals to you, consider the Commonwealth of Dominica - Reasonable & Pristine
Retirement Simplified
Yes, Live In Cuba!
Mexico: Retire For Less
Retire In Asia
US Virgin Islands Living
Live Well In Baja Sur
Maps - All The Worlds Maps - A Compilation of Each Nation's Maps - Including State Maps - Okay, the title is a gross exaggeration. We don't have all the world's maps. - - This index was built back in the stone age when we were one of the few websites on the internet, and we had what was at that time a very large index of links to maps. We still have a lot, more than most; plus we also have maps of provinces.
International Voltage-Finder Engine
Global Mail Drops & Serviced Offices
Zip Codes & Postal Codes of the World
Travel Search Tools & Conversions
Maps Of The World
Offshore Classifieds (All Categories)
Expatriate Insurance & Travel Safety
The Articles On This Page Appeared In Our Overseas Lifestyles Magazine - EFAMEscape From America Magazine, the Expat Magazine for those who want to move overseas, and those who have. - It's the international lifestyle magazine that provides real information on what it takes to live abroad, including articles on International Relocation, Overseas Retirement, Residency, 2nd Passports, Jobs Overseas, International Real Estate ... In addition there are thousands of archived articles that are free for the reading... articles written by professional writers and also by those who have 'walked the walk' and are willing to relay their experiences to you. Get There Ahead Of The Crowd!  Are there bargains out there?  You bet! One of our writers found beach front condos in Rio de Janeiro for $21,000 and reported their existence in our magazine; those same condos are now selling for $135,000. Our magazines take you offshore and gets you there ahead of the crowd. To retire overseas, work overseas, and live overseas requires acquiring information before you make decisions and updated information after you do. Our magazine archives contain over ten years of resources on international relocation and international lifestyles. Escape From America Magazine is our original and most popular magazine - over 470,000 subscribers, Escape From America Magazine is the resource that expats, and wantabe expats turn to for the kind of relocation information it provides.  Our archives have thousands of articles and each month we publish another issue to a growing audience of international readers.- Current Articles On Living & Investing Overseas In Our Expat Magazine
Offshore Real Estate Article Archives - Offshore Real Estate Report Article Archives - Began Summer 2001 as a quarterly and evolved into a monthly.  Our claim at the inception was, "International Real Estate is set to be the biggest and best investment market of the next several years. Tomorrow, it will make a great deal of difference where we live. But certainly not in the same sense as we now perceive it. Tomorrow we will live where the best real estate exists, where the least crime and repression exists, where population pressures have not decimated the environment and where business is encouraged and not hindered by legislation." Our Magazine featuring international real estate - Retirement havens, villas, island property, real estate in Rio de Janeiro, Bocas del Toro, Argentina, Belize, France, Italy, the Balkans and unique locations around the world.  If you want the latest information on finding quality low priced real estate overseas our Offshore Real Estate Report is the place to turn.  Articles on using overseas real estate as a method of offshore investing, and timely updates on getting into specific markets while the prices are low and set to rise.  An indispensable magazine for those seeking an international lifestyle or safe place to retire.
Moving Companies That Move Worldwide - Moving Companies - World Wide Movers - World Wide Movers - International Moving Company Resources  - Escape Artist now has an entire page on Moving Company Resources  including cars, pets & extraterrestrial destinations Find Your Moving Company. Moving Overseas! If moving from Detroit to Seattle is filled with turmoil, imagine what it's like moving to a vineyard in Argentina from Seattle, or from New York to the south of France. Do people make such moves?  Decidedly so!
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