Little, English-speaking Belize packs a lot into a small package: beaches, mountains, savannahs, a diverse cultural mix, and friendly people. Plus it has a familiar legal system—British common law—and is one of the best banking and tax havens in the world. No wonder so many expats choose to Belize It!
Little, English-speaking Belize packs a lot into a small package: beaches, mountains, savannahs, a diverse cultural mix, and friendly people. Plus it has a familiar legal system—British common law—and is one of the best banking and tax havens in the world. No wonder so many expats choose to Belize It!
Civilized, stable Chile offers miles of beach, rugged wilderness, and charming resort towns offering every amenity of First-World living—without the stress. Choose among chic beach towns, Alpine-like mountain resorts, and lakeside living. Chile has them all….
Civilized, stable Chile offers miles of beach, rugged wilderness, and charming resort towns offering every amenity of First-World living—without the stress. Choose among chic beach towns, Alpine-like mountain resorts, and lakeside living. Chile has them all….
Bordered by the sea and the rugged Pyrenees, northern Spain is green, fertile, and prosperous. Tiny villages, their stone houses climbing the hillsides, take you back centuries in time, while cities like Bilbao and San Sebastian offer the best in urban living.
Bordered by the sea and the rugged Pyrenees, northern Spain is green, fertile, and prosperous. Tiny villages, their stone houses climbing the hillsides, take you back centuries in time, while cities like Bilbao and San Sebastian offer the best in urban living.
Q: “What will I do for health care if I move abroad?” A: You’ll have a range of affordable options open to you, from paying out of pocket (yes, it’s that cheap) to several types of health insurance—some costing as little as about $300 a year.
Q: “What will I do for health care if I move abroad?” A: You’ll have a range of affordable options open to you, from paying out of pocket (yes, it’s that cheap) to several types of health insurance—some costing as little as about $300 a year.
As the saying goes, if you want something done right, do it yourself…When expat and coffee lover Greg Stavroudis first moved to Guanajuato, Mexico, there wasn’t a coffee shop in town that made a proper cup of java, he says. So he opened his own café. Café Tal “was born of the need for decent coffee in Guanajuato,” says the 53-year-old from Tucson, Arizona—a classic case of spotting a need and satisfying it. Today Café Tal, in operation for nearly eight years, is a fixture with both locals and expats.
A friend of mine from the U.S. recently visited me in Guanajuato, Mexico. It was her first time in this colonial city—and already she can’t wait to come back. “I didn’t expect to be so smitten with this city,” she said toward the end of her stay. I know the feeling—it happened to me, too. That’s why I bought a small house here last year and visit regularly. Eventually I may well move here full-time.