The Best Places in the World to Retire in 2025 Workshop
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What about moving? I mean physically. Do you recommend shipping all your furniture, appliances, books, cd's, etc. Or should you just dump all that and start from scratch?
What type of electricity is available in these 5 places?
Is online shopping easy and reasonable abroad? During covid I got used to using Amazon a lot. I know Walmart and other common US stores have an international presence, Can I shop online with them? What about HSN and QVC? -
Does anyone have a recommendation for Financial Planner to help set up alternative "Passive Income" that meets the ERV requirements?
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Just come back here tomorrow!
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Well, I mean today, Monday!
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please advise how much of the native language you need for each location or can you get by with just Englis and a transilator app
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I am a musician and I'm wondering what is the best way to research the community music scene in various places overseas.
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- fastest place and easy to get 2nd cititzenship
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Is it practical, or safe, to drive from the US to Panama? -
I know that Italy isn’t one of the countries being discussed today, but it was just on the news that there were certain towns there that are selling houses for a dollar. Do you have any information/knowledge about this?
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safest place to retire?
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Are you talking Euro or US Dollar? Really, it doesn't matter. I would say, yes, that's plenty to live on in Ireland. I'm in Ireland right now -- and am tracking down some Americans living here who can give us some firsthand insights. Watch your magazine.
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Do you have a personal contact member at each country or location that can be hired to guide and advise me as to what and where it takes to move there I would fly in to meet them Somewhere like Porta Vallarta
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We are interested in retiring to either France, Mexico, Panama or Portugal. Getting visas can be tricky for those of us who haven’t done it in the past. Do you recommend getting an immigration attorney? If so, would that be one in the U.S. or the country we’re interested in? How do we find a knowledgeable immigration attorney?
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Please send me the link to the 12:00 Noon Eastern time meeting starting in 7 minutes.
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My husband and I (retired mid sixties) are interested in becoming part time residents in Portugal where my maternal ancestors are from. I speak some Portuguese and am working on improving. We are traveling there soon for three months to explore the country as a possible area in which to buy a condo. Our hope is to buy a place in the Algarve area that can be rented out during the warmest months while we are in the U.S. and spend about half the year in the condo ourselves. We have a certain amount of money to spend but it's not half a million euros, so I'm looking for a real estate manager who can help us in the 200-400,000 Euro range. It seems many I have found are very high end and we need someone willing to help the lower middle range. Any suggestions on how to find someone? Thank you!
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How do we find an attorney that can review home or apartment rental contracts before we sign them? Rental agreements in other countries can be tricky.
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https://internationalliving.com/where-are-the-best-gay-friendly-countries-to-retire-move-to/
The Best LGBTQ+ Countries to Retire toYou'll find some good insights there in that article, I'd say.
Also, tune in to this recent session we recorded at our big Go Overseas Bootcamp in Las Vegas, where we held a "Fireside Chat" on this topic:
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Can I still receive US social security when living in a foreign country
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