When you have Mexican citizenship, you can vote for our president, you have a different tax bracket when it comes to selling houses or businesses, and you can own property without a trust on the beaches or on the borders. If you’re a resident, you’re allowed to live here in Mexico as long as you legally keep your residency. You have to open a trust to own beachfront property. The bank is the one who administrates it for you. You are the owner of your property but you pay...
This is a difficult question to answer in a generic way because some requirements (for example, visa) will vary depending on your nationality. The answer to this question will necessarily need to be analyzed on a case-by-case matter.
The best thing about retiring in San Juan Del Sur is the very relaxed lifestyle, how safe it is and how affordable it is. 
Reasons to retire overseas? 
The doctors in Corozal are typically trained in neighboring countries like Guatemala and Mexico. Often, they would have done residency in the United States, but this doesn't apply to all doctors in Corozal. As far as basic medical care goes, I feel like doctors in Corozal are reliable and as good as any primary care physician that you would get in the United States.
rotect wide areas of forest next to the city and in the Panama Canal region. The Natural Metropolitan Park surrounds a good part of the Clayton neighborhood and is undeniably one of the best sightseeing places for flora, fauna (bird watching) and it also has good panoramic views of the city. The park has several trails that walk around that lead to hilltops from where you can have nice views of the jungle, the city, the ocean and the Panama...Our move from Puerto Vallarta to Ajijic, Lake Chapala Mexico.
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Originally from Northern Ireland, and after a 10 year stint of working in the cruise industry and traveling extensively, I decided it was time to settle somewhere and find a "grown-up job"! I decided on Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. I moved there with little more than two months rent in my pocket and a dream which I was aware would need a lot of luck and hard work to achieve. I arrived in October and was immediately drawn to the climate and the beauty and...
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Since my arrival in Panama I have made many business connections, some of whom are in Costa Rica. It was finally time to make a trip across the border to meet some folks and tackle the dreaded border crossing that many expats experience frequently for different reasons. Having researched the immigration requirements and talked to many who have made the crossing, I expected things to be somewhat different, and not in a good way. To my surprise, the trip was uneventful and...