What are the expats like in Managua, Nicaragua?
Mike Quinn - Farmstay El Portón Verde
The expats in Managua, Nicaragua come 
from a great variety of backgrounds and locations. Since most retirees look towards the areas of Granada and San Juan del Sur as their expat landing spots, Managua is often overlooked. However, a great number of expats do live in the Managua area due to it being the capital city. Many international corporations and non-governmental organizations are headquartered in Managua, so the mix of people is more cosmopolitan and diverse then it is in...
from a great variety of backgrounds and locations. Since most retirees look towards the areas of Granada and San Juan del Sur as their expat landing spots, Managua is often overlooked. However, a great number of expats do live in the Managua area due to it being the capital city. Many international corporations and non-governmental organizations are headquartered in Managua, so the mix of people is more cosmopolitan and diverse then it is in... The expats in Managua, Nicaragua come from a great variety of backgrounds and locations. Since most retirees look towards the areas of Granada and San Juan del Sur as their expat landing spots, Managua is often overlooked. However, a great number of expats do live in the Managua area due to it being the capital city. Many international corporations and non-governmental organizations are headquartered in Managua, so the mix of people is more cosmopolitan and diverse then it is in other towns where expats live.
from a great variety of backgrounds and locations. Since most retirees look towards the areas of Granada and San Juan del Sur as their expat landing spots, Managua is often overlooked. However, a great number of expats do live in the Managua area due to it being the capital city. Many international corporations and non-governmental organizations are headquartered in Managua, so the mix of people is more cosmopolitan and diverse then it is in other towns where expats live. The international expat group InterNations has a local chapter, and going to one of their events, you can meet people from India, Europe, Africa, Asia as well as North and South America. So whereas in Granada and San Juan del Sur you typically meet expats who come from the USA and Canada, with a smattering of Europeans, in Managua you can meet a truly diverse group of friendly expats doing interesting things in Nicaragua.
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Posted April 28, 2014