tos223
Brazilian looking for information about Dominican Republic
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Brazilian
Lives in Vit贸ria
Speaks Portuguese, English, Spanish, Italian and French
Registration: 25 May 2015
Pensionado or Favored Nations? by SunsetSteve
At 65 I have been looking into various Latin American countries with a view to retiring. Cost Living, Climate and at least a smattering of other expats around seem to be my main criteria. I need something "half way up the mountain" - like ...
Sunset Steve, I am also checking other Latin American and Caribbean Countries, even Portugal and Spain, to relocate with my family (me, wife and probably my brother) and I am still undecided. Due to the high tension with Greece going broken, Russia ... Read More
Costs of every day things . by Ladytrougher
Am thinking of buying in Dominican We have been there 6 times and love the Punta Cana region but have only stayed all inclusive so really have no idea as to what it is really like. I don't think we will be living there full time for lots of years ...
I do thank you guys, planner: Bob K and cjp 2010. You are fantastic, truly helpful advice, clues, threads and all sort of info, helping people for free, just for the sake of having them on the right side of the street... I do appreciate the ... Read More
Costs of every day things . by Ladytrougher
Am thinking of buying in Dominican We have been there 6 times and love the Punta Cana region but have only stayed all inclusive so really have no idea as to what it is really like. I don't think we will be living there full time for lots of years ...
posted by Planner on 11 Sep 2013 Good afternoon to all, I just wonder if the above statement is still valid, and if so, what one can do to go straight to citizenship? I have heard that one can apply after six months of residency, due to the ... Read More
The Hell That Is Banking in Paraguay by FreeRangeJoel
Here's my latest piece on the pain of [url=https://suite.io/joel-c/6ne42z7]banking in Paraguay[/url] as an entrepreneur. Let's just say I don't recommend starting a business in Paraguay until they smarten up on their banking ...
I do believe you have the right approach..... (majbjb - contributor) One goes to live in Paraguay for the cheaper cost of living, the low local income tax charged (10%) on local income, zero income tax for earnings abroad Paraguay, the low crime ... Read More