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If you’re thinking of making the sunny Mediterranean Islands of Malta your next home, here’s the good news: it’s a quick and straightforward pathway to residency and even citizenship – which gives you a golden ticket to stay and travel across the EU’s Schengen Region.
There are a number of different visas and residency permits to fit your individual situation and needs, and it’s important to know which is right for you. Here are some of the most popular choices when it comes to living in Costa Rica:
Living in Italy is significantly less expensive than living in the U.S. The simplest reason is that housing and health insurance costs are much lower. But it doesn’t stop there.
Belize’s wide range of visa and residency options make it a great place to visit, avoid the winter weather back home, or settle in as your new permanent residence. Each option comes with its own eligibility requirements and set of benefits.
More than 2 million expats enjoy the good life in Mexico, and their reasons for doing so are just as diverse as they are. Whatever your reasons, you’ll find the people friendly, the food scrumptious, and plenty of opportunities to make friends with other expats.
If you’re considering retiring to Mexico, either part-time or full-time, you’re not alone. More than 2 million U.S. and Canadian citizens have moved to Mexico for a better life; it’s the most popular country in the world for Americans who choose to live abroad.
To show you how far your money will stretch in Uruguay, we've compiled a sample monthly budget on the cost of living for two people.
When moving to a new country, nothing is more important than having the correct visa and residency permit. Like the rest of the EU, Spain follows a fairly straightforward visa procedure.
In an increasingly expensive world, potential expats—retirees, investors, and digital nomads— continue to search for places to further stretch their dollars. The sunny and historic Mediterranean islands of Malta have become a rising Euro star for those looking for affordability compared to the increasing cost of living in North America today.
When considering a relocation, it’s important to choose an area that suits your lifestyle and budget. The cost of living in Spain is significantly lower than in most of North America, making it a great option for anyone that wants a better lifestyle and to have their money go further.