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Restaurants in Volcan go from $3.50 per person a full meal up to $20.00. 

 

For example if you go to Bambito Hotel, which is a 5 star hotel;

 

 

Bambito Hotel Sunday Brunch is $16.00 per person.  Great International food. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At Dos Rios Hotel you get...

Restaurants in Volcan go from $3.50 per person a full meal up to $20.00. 

 

For example if you go to Bambito Hotel, which is a 5 star hotel;

 

 

Bambito Hotel Sunday Brunch is $16.00 per person.  Great International food. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At Dos Rios Hotel you get International food, but you can find a pizza for $6.00 :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regular meals, which come with different options of meat (fish, chicken, meat) rice and beans, salad and plantain tajadas are between $2.50 and $3.50 per person.

 

A restaurant were you can get a hamburger with milkshake for $6.00 or international food for approximately $10.00 per person is similar to this one:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are many other alternatives, including gourmet restaurants at $15.00 per person. 

 

Hope this info. helps, 

 

Regards, 

 

Tehany

 

 

 

 

 

 

Be very very careful when researching offshore asset protection strategies.  There are sharks in these waters.  Lots of people with absolutely no professional credentials whatsoever have set up shop as self-appointed offshore asset protection gurus, and they'll happily give you advice on all sorts of things they have no real understanding of.

 

In general, there are two main benefits to moving assets offshore:  (i) you potentially make yourself look...

Be very very careful when researching offshore asset protection strategies.  There are sharks in these waters.  Lots of people with absolutely no professional credentials whatsoever have set up shop as self-appointed offshore asset protection gurus, and they'll happily give you advice on all sorts of things they have no real understanding of.

 

In general, there are two main benefits to moving assets offshore:  (i) you potentially make yourself look less wealthy than you are to someone who may want to go after you, and (ii) you remove your assets from an environment where they can be frozen with a simple phone call from a judge or regulatory agency.  However, if push comes to shove, and you are at all interested in not lying under oath, then your creditors may still be able to reach assets you hold offshore (by forcing you to hand those assets over to them).

 

Holding assets offshore typically does NOT reduce your U.S. income tax liability. The typical offshore asset protection structure is tax-neutral, which means that it doesn't change your U.S. tax position at all--you are still subject to tax on income from passive investments you hold offshore. However, there are certain offshore strategies that DO work to reduce or defer payment of U.S. tax, but these are specialized structures that must be designed by working with a U.S. tax attorney.

 

(Shark Spotting Mac notebook sleeve by Jet Metier, pictured.)

The difference between residency and citizenship is about the same is every country. One establishes where you live semi-permanently or permanently (residency) and the other establishes where your home country is located (citizenship).

 

For example, I am still a U.S. citizen, but I have applied for residency in Nicaragua because I live here most of the time, and I want to conduct business here carefree. Usually, people will only change their citizenship for political...

The difference between residency and citizenship is about the same is every country. One establishes where you live semi-permanently or permanently (residency) and the other establishes where your home country is located (citizenship).

 

For example, I am still a U.S. citizen, but I have applied for residency in Nicaragua because I live here most of the time, and I want to conduct business here carefree. Usually, people will only change their citizenship for political reasons such as exile or refugee. However, its highly recommended to invest in a cedula (residency card) if you want to live in Nicaragua most of the time. It will cost about $800 for the attorney fees. 

The history of Portugal is a very broad question, so I will address it just in summary form.
 
500 years ago, Portugal owned half of the world and 500 years later we are just a little small humble country of Europe, which can tell you quite a bit.  We were, 500 years ago, a very important country, responsible for controlling half of the goods produced of half of the world. Spain had the other half. And then came the Dutch, the English; the explorers, and they took over some...

The history of Portugal is a very broad question, so I will address it just in summary form.
 
500 years ago, Portugal owned half of the world and 500 years later we are just a little small humble country of Europe, which can tell you quite a bit.  We were, 500 years ago, a very important country, responsible for controlling half of the goods produced of half of the world. Spain had the other half. And then came the Dutch, the English; the explorers, and they took over some of the rich countries that we controlled.
 
The colonies we had like Brazil, Mozambique, and Angola, survived for the last 300 to 200 years. But as the world developed, it was no longer allowed for countries to have colonies so we released our last colony in 1999, which was Macau in China. We had various dynasties of kings and queens and mixtures of royalty with other European countries.
 
We’re a country of explorers, very brave and courageous because if you could just imagine, 500 years ago, with no conditions, with little wooden boats discovering and crossing oceans and discovering countries, that can tell us a bit of the Portuguese culture. So yes, it’s a very brave culture, and a very brave country. We discovered half of the world and today we’re just a little civilized country of Europe.  

 

(Duke of Vise, Henry the Navigator of Portugal considered the patron of exploration, pictured.)