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Is there good bus service in San Miguel de Allende?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of having a second passport?
- Leave the country in the event of civil unrest;
- Travel internationally with greater anonymity to nations which are not hospitable toward your (home) country;
- Open certain types of offshore bank accounts and investment funds;
- Reduce or eliminate various forms of taxation;
- Further protect...
- Leave the country in the event of civil unrest;
- Travel internationally with greater anonymity to nations which are not hospitable toward your (home) country;
- Open certain types of offshore bank accounts and investment funds;
- Reduce or eliminate various forms of taxation;
- Further protect assets, including precious metals and real property;
- Securely hold ownership to offshore instruments;
- Permanently live and work in the foreign country wherein the dual citizenship is held.
How much does it cost to go to the movies in Panama?
If I live in Portugal, do I have to renounce or relinquish my US citizenship?
No, if you live in Portugal as a foreigner, you do not have to renounce or relinquish your US citizenship. Portuguese law allows you to accumulate Portuguese nationality with other nationalities, and it is very common for people Portuguese nationality to have two or three different nationalities.
No, if you live in Portugal as a foreigner, you do not have to renounce or relinquish your US citizenship. Portuguese law allows you to accumulate Portuguese nationality with other nationalities, and it is very common for people Portuguese nationality to have two or three different nationalities. Is Nicaragua a good place for preppers to have their bugout location? Is Nicaragua a good place for survivalists?
However, if the...
However, if the government in Nicaragua finds out that those in your group are pedophiles, you deal in pornography or there are drugs, you would be out. The government is very strict in removing people like that. But, on the other hand, if you follow the rules, you’ll be fine.
If you would just like to come to Nicaragua and live without any assistance like government electricity, water, etc., you could do it. We already have lots of poor people in Nicaragua who live like this every day.
How's the economy in Corozal?
I took a person around there today who is staying at the inn. He’d been here a couple of years ago, and he made the observation that the town is a lot neater today than it was two years ago, and it seemed to be more prosperous. He also noticed that there are a lot more and newer cars here in Corozal now, so that would indicate that there is more money in people’s pockets. With that in mind, I would say Corozal’s economy is getting better and better. I wouldn’t...
I took a person around there today who is staying at the inn. He’d been here a couple of years ago, and he made the observation that the town is a lot neater today than it was two years ago, and it seemed to be more prosperous. He also noticed that there are a lot more and newer cars here in Corozal now, so that would indicate that there is more money in people’s pockets. With that in mind, I would say Corozal’s economy is getting better and better. I wouldn’t describe it as booming, but it’s certainly not sliding. It’s moving ahead slowly but surely. Recently Posted Expat Stories
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You will probably be surprised that Tijuana has the most US expats of any city in the world.
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What it's like living in Panama
If you like warm weather and a slower pace of life then Panama is a perfect place for you.
I get tons of emails asking why I moved to Panama and what it’s like here.
I say why not! Panama is affordable and gives me everything I need. There is so much life here! Amazing fishing, surfing, beautiful birds and flowers and the people are so nice. I am constantly greeted as I walk through my little town of Pedasi with “Buenas” (the local way...
