Kenneth K. Says: As a retired American what requirements are needed for me to live in Portugal? IL Contributor Terry Coles Writes: The most common type of visa is the D7, a passive income visa for retirees, digital nomads, or anyone not moving to Portugal to work for a Portuguese company as that requires a Read more...: What do Retired Americans Need to Live in Portugal?
Lupe L. Says: I enjoyed your article about how Mike Huard lives six months of the year in Costa Rica. That is my dream as well. My questions are, what kind of visa does someone use to stay in Costa Rica for six months only? Can tourist visas be extended from the regular 90 days? Read more...: What Kind of Visa Does Someone Use to Stay in Costa Rica for Six Months?
Jeffrey I. Says: Hi, I’m a dual citizen—US and Italy. What will be my stumbling blocks to relocating to France or Portugal? What would healthcare entail? Thanks. Global Diversification Expert Ted Baumann Says: Hi Jeffrey, Once you are a citizen of an EU country, you have the right to live anywhere within the Union. You Read more...: What Do Dual US/Italian Citizens Need to Relocate in France or Portugal?
Geoff J Says: Could creating a corporation, in Montenegro or some such locale, serve as a workaround to allow me to stay in the EU longer than 90 days without having to do the “Schengen Hop” or obtain a European passport? Global Diversification Expert Ted Baumann Says: Hi Geoff, Most European countries offer long-term residency Read more...: Can I Stay in Europe Longer Than 90 Days if I Set Up a Corporation?
Becca F. Says: Panama City sounds like a great place to live, but I don’t know the first thing about how to move there. What should I do to get a visa? Do I need to hire an attorney to help me? Panamanian Lawyer Rainelda Mata-Kelly Says: Hi Becca, Panama is indeed a great place Read more...: Do I Need a Visa to Live in Panama City?
Those are all wonderful locations to think about for retirement, especially St. Rémy, Aix-en-Provence, and Cotignac.
Greg P. Says: Hi, can you tell me the best options for healthcare in Thailand please? IL Executive Editor Jennifer Stevens Says: Hi Greg, One big benefit to living in Thailand is its excellent, inexpensive healthcare. The quality, particularly in the private system, is as good as what you’ll find in the U.S. or Read more...: What’s the Best Healthcare Option in Thailand?
Joan P. Says: I’m going to Italy next year. Can I use dollars or do I need to get Italian money? IL Executive Editor Jennifer Stevens Says: Hi Joan, Exciting news for your trip to Italy! You won’t be able to use dollars there, like you can in much of the Caribbean or Latin Read more...: Can I Use Dollars in Italy?
Shawna P. Says: I want to move overseas, but I’m not ready to retire. What advice can you give for finding a job overseas? IL Executive Editor Jennifer Stevens Says: Hi Shawna, Tracking down the ideal overseas job isn’t quite the same as finding a job in the U.S. It will involve more effort, Read more...: How Can I Find a Job Overseas?
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