Most people will tell you that “High Season” in the Lake Chapala / Ajijic area is from October or November through about April, with “Low Season” encompassing the “Rainy Season”, which usually runs from about June to about late September..png)
The currency being used by Portugal is the euro. If you have dollars and you are coming for a vacation from the US into Portugal, or if you have pounds from the UK or Swedish krona from Sweden, you could buy euros at your local bank. It is also possible to buy traveler’s checks although I don’t see a lot of people using traveler’s checks these days any more, but they come with a guarantee and protection, so a traveler’s check is a more suitable choice...
What its like to move to Nicaragua depends a lot on how much you want to take with you. When I moved here with my daughter, we had our two suitcases, hand luggage and my laptop bag. That was it. 
If you want to go for some adventure travel around Marbella, you can go to Parque Metropolitano (around 5 to 10 minutes away from Marbella by car), which is a big nature reserve on the north part of Panama City. They have a visitors' center. They also have trails where you can walk and see nature and the animals in that area. 
Yes, Placencia is a pretty safe place. Belize, in general, is a pretty safe country. Placencia is not over-populated, which adds to its safety. Also adding to its safety is that Placencia is a peninsula, with basically just one road in and out. Are You an American Expat?
Who Is Considered An American Expat?
Calling yourself an ex-patriot does not necessarily mean you renounce or reject your home country. An expatriate is any person living in a different country from where they were born as a citizen. Recently, the term "expat" is often used in the context of professionals working abroad such as oil workers or missionaries.
What About Obamacare and the Expat?
In the new Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax code, expats are...
