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
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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
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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 |
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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?
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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
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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
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& 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. .
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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 |
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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.-
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- 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.
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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. -
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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
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few people still search indexes. Instant gratification has become ingrained.
To
find specific articles you almost have to search this index, clicking from
page to page. What an old-fashioned concept that is. Okay, you can use
our search engine at the top of this page. Yes, if you enter the
word 'Ireland' you'll get articles on Ireland, and whole lot more about
Ireland. But what you won't get is articles on specific subjects if you
don't know what those articles are about, and they don't specify a nation,
but instead are on some obscure subject like "Buy a Castle for Three Cents."
Do we have such an article? Yes, and yes you can find it in the search
engine, if you'd have thought of it. There's the rub. There are many, many
articles with obscure titles about obscure, but interesting subjects. My
advice: if your in a hurry try the search engine, if you're not in a hurry
relax and search through the index. It's like looking through an attic,
you may find a treasure. - To
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One Fine Island - Real Estate & Lifestyle in Florianópolis,
Brazil - The Island of Santa Catarina =0= 10 Years On Margarita Island,
Venezuela ~ Making A Business And Living In The Caribbean =0= 13
Not So Conventional Reasons to Love Panama =0= A Change Of Scenery
In Nova Scotia ~ Americans In Canada =0= A Day In The Life - Thoughts
From New Zealand =0= A Day In The Life Of A Siam Escapeartist ~ More
On Living In Thailand =0= A Family Affair In Chile ~ In the Beginning
=0= A First World City At Third World Prices ~ Curitiba, Brazil =0= A French
Lesson ~ Moving To FranceA French Lesson ~ Moving To France =0= A Funny
Thing Happened On Our Way To Buying In San Carlos De Bariloche ~ We Bought
Rio Salvaje Lodge In Hornopiren, Chile =0= A Hint Of Indian Adds All The
More Flavor To The Tangaráense Mix - Mato Grosso, Brazil =0= A Journey
Into Undiscovered Andalucia ~ A Stone Cottage And Beautiful Landscapes
=0= A Little More On Living In San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina ~ Escaping
To Patagonia =0= A Paradise On Water ~ Talking With Expats In Bocas Del
Toro =0= A Place in the Sun - Renting a Flat in Cairo =0= A Soon-to-be-Expat’s
Relocation to Thailand (and Beyond) =0= A Spanish Love Affair ~ Living
On Ibiza =0= A Tale of Two Low-Cost Retirement Towns - Corozal in Belize
and Boquete in Panama =0= A Villa B&B in the Czech Republic - Real
Estate in the Czech Republic =0= Abandon The Rat Race ~ Become A Caretaker
Overseas
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=0= Adventurous Shopping In Chile ~ More On Living In Chile =0=Altos Del
Maria: Live In A Garden In The Mountains Of Panama =0= Argentina: Exploring
the Delta Area of Buenos Aires =0= Asset Protection - Moving Offshore =0=
Australia: The Price of Adventure =0= Baking Bread On The Island Of Antigua
~ A Canadian Story =0= Being In Baja - Baja California Sur - The East Cape-Vinorama
=0= Belize's New Residency Program - Some Say It's The Best In The World!
=0= Belize - one of the world’s top retirement havens =0= Belize - Retiring
in Belize - Retiring In Belize The Central American Caribbean Nation =0=
Bittersweet Switzerland - Living in Switzerland =0= Blind Date ~ Ireland
- Top O' The Mornin' =0= Bolivia: South America's Retirement Paradise -
Bolivia at the Top of the World =0= Brazil for US Baby Boomers =0= Brazil
Or Bust ~ Making A Change =0= Brazil Or Bust Two ~ More On Moving To Fortaleza,
Brazil =0= Brazil Or Bust ~ Part III =0= Breathing In And Out Of New Zealand
~ Feeling At Home =0= Budapest =0= Caretaking ~ How To Live Overseas And
Have The Place To Yourself =0= Carless in Geneva ~ Living in Geneva
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Chapter 9 ~ Getting Ready For The Big Move =0= Choosing International Health
Insurance =0= Coming to Spain? =0= Daytrips In Panama ~Looking At Real
Estate And Passing Through Colon =0= Differences Between China And Taiwan
~ Living In Taiwan =0= Different Country Different Law ~ Moving To The
Dutch Caribbean =0= Do You Have What It Takes to Live and Work Abroad?
=0= Dream Job-Nightmare Trip Moving To Norway, Or Not… ~ A Place To Rest
=0= DUBAI: You Never Imagined A City Like This ~ Having Fun In Dubai =0=
Economic Citizenship ~ Alive And Well In The Eastern Caribbean =0= Emory
King Talks About Retirement In Belize =0= Escape Artist Evaluation of Australia
As a Expatriate Destination -Australia As a Expatriate Destination =0=
Escape to Cape Cod =0= Escape To Geneva ~ What You Need To Know To Make
Your Escape =0= Escape to Hawaii =0= Escape To New Zealand ~ And Beyond
=0= Escape To New Zealand =0= Escape To The Other Side Of The Atlantic
~ France, Spain And Dubai =0= Exclusive Report - Escapeartist Living in
Belize Fights US Tax Indictment =0= ExPats In China - Some Thoughts On
Stereotyping =0= Ex-Pats Living And Thriving Down Under ~ In Australia
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Living Abroad =0= Expats In Asia - Bill Heinecke, Entrepreneur Extraordianaire
=0= Expats Now Can Call Home For Less ~ Long-Distance Rates =0= Expert
Expatriate ~ Author Offers Cyber-Story, Advice =0= Financing an Escape
from the Rate Race-My Move to Morelia =0= Finding a Little Piece of Paradise
in Belize =0= Finding Life and Property in Trinidad =0= Finding Our Place
In Peru ~ Peru And Bolivia 2004 =0= Finding Your Overseas Home - Financing
Your Dream =0= First Read Manufacturer's Instructions - Moving Day In Switzerland
=0= Fond Memories And A Common Sense Approach - Living In Morelia, Mexico
=0= Four Years of Living Dangerously In Taiwan =0= Free Software For International
Lifestyles & For Expatriates =0= From Roatan to Bocas - Why we moved
from Honduras’ Bay Islands to Caribbean Panama =0= Getting Out Of Dodge
~ Fulfillment, Adventure, And The Cash =0= Global Nomadic Housing For Expatriates
~ Part One - Self-Contained Living ~ Mi Casa Su Casa =0= God, Man &
French Chefs ~ Motivations For Living In France =0= Good Medical Tips When
Living Abroad ~ Staying Healthy =0= Got What It takes To Be An Islander?
=0= Gratifying The Wanderlust ~ The Best Rewards Of Escaping
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Home Sweet Patagonia ~ Patagonia In The Winter =0= How To Choose A Country
For Retirement or Investment =0= Island Fever ~ Moving To Fiji =0= Japanese
Citizenship - On Your Own =0= Journeys Around Afghanistan ~ Undiscovered
Beauty =0= Kwajalein - Marshall Islands, Land of Tomorrow =0= Life In A
Dominican Beach Town ~ An American In The Dominican Republic =0= Life in
Argentina ~ Not Taking Into Account The Devaluation Or Political Situation
=0= Life In India Without The Trappings Of Power ~ Getting Around Power
=0= Life In Mexico - Moving To A New Sense =0= Life In New Zealand ~ Six
Months Later =0= Life In New Zealand...So Far~ Cars And Fish =0= Life In
The Dominican Republic ~ Six Months Down =0= Little Things on a Big Island
=0= Live On Margarita Island On $800 A Month? - Answers To Questions =0=
Living Abroad On Bush Dollars ~ Sinking Dollar =0= Living Abroad with Children:
It’s Easier Than You Think =0= Living And Retiring In Panama ~ The Haven
Of The 21st Century =0= Living and Working Abroad =0= Living and Working
in Fiji =0= Living In Boquete, Panama ~ A Day In Boquete
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Living In Bulgaria ~ What You Should Look Out For =0= Living in Fiji -
Island Fever =0= Living In Gascony! - Magical France =0= Living In Ireland
~ Making Ireland Home =0= Living In Italy - Beyond the Illusion =0= Living
in Mexico for about $350 per month: Balancing Wants and Needs- Spartan
but Sublime =0= Living In New Zealand =0= Living in New Zealand - Chapter
8 =0= Living In San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina ~ Real Estate And Life
In Bariloche =0= Living in Slovakia =0= Living in “Strange and wonderful”
Budapest - Where the living is increasingly pleasant...and still very cheap
=0= Living In Sweden ~ A Pint-size Guide To Stockholm =0= Living In The
Azores ~Life Off The Coast Of Portugal =0= Living In The Philippines ~
Two Years In The Philippines =0= Living In The Valley of Longevity in Ecuador
=0= Living In Venezuela ~ Merida And Margarita Island =0= Living Life in
a Turkish Tourist Town - Living Life in a Turkish Tourist Town =0= Living
On A Boat - One Woman's Transition To Living Onboard A Boat =0= Living
On Antigua And Barbuda ~ Interview With Greg Urlwin =0= Living The International
Life As A ‘PT’~ More About Living In Costa Rica =0= Local Guide Solves
Migration Dilemma ~ Moving To Australia =0= Long Way From Florida ~ The
Isle Of Skye, Scotland
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Looking Down the Barrel of My Second Irish Winter - Settling In =0= Making
A Move To Fortaleza, Brazil ~ Some Advice =0= More Global Nomadic Housing
For Expatriates - At The Edge - Living In A Shipping Container on the New
Zealand Coast =0= Moving To Canada ~ Choosing The Right Destination =0=
Move To Canada: Live Tax Free =0= Moving To Canada - Ten Tips For Survival
=0= Moving To Canada ~ Making A Plan =0= Moving To Charente - Living In
Rural France =0= Moving To Chile, Part Two ~ Chile Measured Up! =0= Moving
To Chile, Part Three ~ Feliz y Prospero Año Nuevo! =0= Moving To
The Caribbean ~ Phase 1: Research And Preparation =0= New Zealand Paradise
=0= New Zealand ~ The Final Chapter…For Now =0= New Zealand - The New Silicon
Valley Suburb =0= Nova Scotia ~ Cheap Living And Retirement In Canada's
Hidden Paradise =0= Our Experience In Setting Up In Panama =0= Our Istrian
Adventure - Setting Up Home and Business in Croatia =0= Our Life on Roatan
=0= “Paint Your Wagon” ~ Transplanted In The Islands Of Tonga =0= Panama's
Coronado Golf & Beach Resort - Now Is Your Opportunity To Live In This
Multi-Faceted Resort =0= Paris Meeting Places ~ Enjoying Paris
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Permaculture ~ Living Off The Land =0= Places To Live In The World: Emerging
Alternatives ~ From Canada To Europe, Africa To Asia, It’s Time For A Fresh
Look =0= Politics Aside ~ More On Living In The Dominican Republic =0=
Prague, “City of a Hundred Spires”- a quarter the price of Berlin or Paris
and equally as charming =0= Quality of Life in Bogota =0= Raising a Blonde
Samurai ~ Moving to Japan with Kids =0= Reflections On An Expatriate Life
~ Escaping To Asia =0= Relocation, Relocation, Relocation! - Moving To
The South Of Spain =0= Relocation to Shanghai - Our Move =0= Renovating
A Home In Mexico ~ Expats In Mexico =0= Residence, Immigration & Work
Permits - Special Feature From LowTax Online TaxWire =0= Residency In Australia
~ From Residents To Citizens =0= Retire In The Caribbean On $800 A Month?
~ Isla Margarita =0= Retirement in Malaysia =0= Retiring In Cartagena ~
In Colombia =0= Retiring In Panama ~ An Update From Hemingway's Hideaway
=0= Retiring to Paradise ~ More On Margarita Island =0= Retiring in Cuba
=0= Russia Without Tears ~ How To Enjoy Russia =0= Safe Haven In The Sun?
~ Is It Still Safe To Live As An Expatriate In The Dominican Republic?
=0= San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina a Great Place to Retire
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