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February 1, 2009
Some of the Best Beaches and Ceviche in Playa del Carmen
we also recommend barracuda very highly for this dish too. Whether your living in Mexico, thinking of retiring to Mexico, or just coming down to get out of the cold, the beaches and fishing are fantastic.
Saving Money: Supermarket Budget
I just finished doing my monthly supermarket budget math.
Living In Toulouse, France
“It is cosy and friendly, with local shops, markets and parks,” she says. “The city centre is only a five-minute walk and I can catch the metro to the university at Le Mirail.”
Panama Travel Guide
With an idyllic setting, from swaying palms and clear-blue ocean to tropical rainforests and beautiful mountain ranges, its natural beauty is unsurpassed.
Right Time to Invest in Mexico Real Estate
The real estate in Mexico has witnessed steady appreciation in the last 5 years.
living in Paraguay
There are many expats from all over the world living in Paraguay
Living in Ecuador
Beautiful Photos of life in Ecuador
All About Germany
Everything you wanted to know about living in Germany.
Weekend Road Trip to Merida
I am a Canadian woman living in Cancun, Mexico with my Mexican hubby and our almost four year old MexiCanadian Max.
French Property Located Near Ski Resorts Can Be A Good Investment
Most owners of holiday rental properties in the ski resorts enjoyed 100% occupancy over the recent holiday period as people from UK, Ireland, Spain and France flocked to the Pyrenees ski resorts as a cheaper holiday option in these uncertain financial times.
Cost Of Living - Global Trends
The 10 most expensive global cities for expatriates to live, based on overall cost of living (Index is in brackets) as at March 2008 are:
February 2, 2009
How to Happily Retire Abroad
What you need to know and do in advance of a move abroad so that your retirement abroad is a happy and successful one
Affluent Retirees Worry about Retirement Savings
Those most likely to express disappointment with their retirements, by contrast, most frequently cited having retired involuntarily (21%), having debt (13%), and retiring sooner than expected (11%).
The Health Scare Lurking in Your Retirement Plan
In terms of planning for retirement, there's a dangerous good news/bad news dynamic threatening to undermine your strategy.
Ultreya
my diary blog of our life living in spain
My Life in Italy
Here is a list of prizes:
BIODIVERSITY
Imagine the number of life forms shown in this photo alone.
Is Retirement in Your Future?
From our point of view, a full and rich retirement is still possible for many people even in these trying financial times.
First expat TV show launched in the Netherlands
TV West International, the first broadcaster with a special television show for the international community in The Netherlands.
Living la vida loca
Brazilian schools start in 10 days. I'm going to let it go until then because:
Cost of Living in Nicaragua
If you know the current prices for this country please fill them in for the community by clicking on the "edit" links. Thanks.
February 3, 2009
Costa Rica: Where even a workaholic can relax
Half of Costa Rica lives in a relatively moderate climate in the central plain.
Finding it when you've stopped searching: the elusive French friendship
It is my very sincere belief, after studying in Rome and now in France, that one cannot come to know a culture without contact with the citizens of that culture
Residence Certificates Now Available In Altea
Following hard lobbying by the Altea Town Hall, the ‘Office for Foreigners’has opened, making the need to queue at the Benidorm police station for NIE numbers or Residents Certificates unnecessary!
Don’t Give Up Your Spanish Property Dream
Why you can benefit from the drop in the value of the pound and the dire state of the Spanish property market to buy a bargain home in Spain
What living in Spain is REALLY like
Eye on Spain first ever member on today's show
GETTING TO KNOW MICHELLE FOPPIANO
I love living in Barcelona because the lifestyle is less complicated in many ways.
Ultreya
my diary blog of our life living in spain
Globalization in Boquete Panama
Globalization is not new to Boquete Panama, the very fact that I live here is a factoid of globalization.
Thinking Out Side the Box, Retiring in Panama
It is regrettable that the costs of finer retirement living alternatives supersede the financial resources of the average retiree.
Castagne: Chestnuts!
My life in Italy as told through me and my camera.
in Brazil
I arrived to Brasilia last night and so far I like it! The only thing that sucks is that I speak no Portuguese whatsoever.
February 4, 2009
Thoughts from Munich
A Brief Primer on the German Political System
Intro to Socioeconomics in Mexico
Then we did some calculations to figure out how many hours a person earning the Morelos minimum wage would have to work in order to be able to buy them.
Transit in France
Living in France thus far has been quite different than living in Canada
SICILY’s Agrigento: Ancient Temples….golden sunsets and Almond Blossom
Sicily features a stunning variety of constantly alternating landscapes, providing a distinctive uniqueness to each part of the island, with the opportunity to enjoy over nine-hundred miles of coastline and benefit from the pristine and splendid Sicilian sea.
Ski tuning in Spain falls victim to the 'Rule of Three'
After living in Spain for the better part of the past six years, I’ve learned a few things about the habits and customs of these Iberians I call neighbors.
Thinking of moving to Spain. Any other ex-pat affilates out there?
The spanish people can be so very helpful and nice, you just need to embrace them and their culture and they will accept you.
...A is for Alcampo!
Alcampo is the grocery store where we like to do most of our shopping.
A nice play to stay and one to drink in San José
When it comes to Latin American capitals, San José is certainly the most pleasant one in my opinion.
Buying my car in Costa Rica
Buying my car in Costa Rica
Costa rica protected land
Costa Rica National Parks and Wildlife Refuges. Costa Rica is becoming a world leader in conservation.
Animal Delivery
Yesterday, we traveled down to Masaya (2.5 hours south of here, just south of Managua) and met up with a man who raises and sells rabbits.
February 5, 2009
Cambio iPhone App Review - Unit Converter
This is a MUST HAVE iPhone application if you are an American living overseas or a non-American living in the USA.
Have You Thanked Mexico Yet
All Americans, everywhere, should be required to watch videotapes of members of the Mexican military pouring into Texas bringing humanitarian aid to the victims of hurricane Katrina. Doctors, nurses, medical supplies, and life’s essentials were loaded on trucks and the Mexican convoy trudged into Texas.
Lisa & Ben´s Panama Adventure
There once was some salmon.
Diving in the Philippines
Two weeks ago however, my wife and I made our first dive here in Bohol, more or less right in front of our house.
Spanish Economic Crisis = Cheap Sandwiches
I don’t want to mock those horribly effected by this economic downturn that looks set to last at least another year in Spain), you can’t beat cheap ham sandwiches, especially when it’s Jamon Iberico!
'Insurance' Retirement
Does nayone have a formula to figure these or know of a certain rate per thousand that one can use to figure this?
Living in Costa Rica: Heath's Journal
All last week were the national fiestas in Santa Cruz.
Mexico vacation became a disaster
Mexican police arrested Hood on arson charges after someone set fire to a fishing shack near where he was staying in San Felipe. Hood, a World War II veteran with a spotless record, languished for days in a filthy, crowded Mexican prison in 1982.
Our First Goose Egg
In the goat house in the hay we found our first goose egg, here's some photographs along side a duck and a chickens egg.
France will survive
To be honest, the standard of living in France has its advantages and its disadvantages
February 6, 2009
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The comments, opinions and facts stated in the blogs above are those of the blog writers and are not necessarily the opinions of Expatriate Views.
Benefits to Retiring in Panama
The North American economy has taken a big downturn and costs of living have risen drastically over the last decade. Not so in Panama.
Four in Costa Rica
Here we are—one guy, three girls—taking the plunge and living in Costa Rica for a couple of years. Stay tuned as we share our adventures, joys, frustrations, and mishaps (certainly we'll encounter a few!) as we navigate our way through a beautiful country in Central America.
Ten Tips for Eating Cheap(er) in Thailand
From my five months of living in Thailand, I have come up with these ten tips:
 
 
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