About grc1947

Status:

Expatriate  

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

United States

Some Forum Posts:

United States: Puerto Rico:

I'm searching for a good expat site to obtain information on Puerto Rico and the tax benefits of locating there.

Ecuador: Maca root powder in Cuenca?:

Tienda Nectar on Benigno Malo.

Ecuador Welcome Forum: subsidized airfare:

I've been in Ecuador for nearly two years and have made three trips back to the USA. I've Never been able to find lower airline prices than I get on cheaptickets.com

Scotland: Scottish Passport:

I'm a citizen of the USA. My father was born in Scotland and moved to the USA at age 4. Does this qualify me for a Scottish passport (or EU passport). If so, what is the procedure/

Colombia: Electricity:

Does Colombia have the same power/plugs as the USA or does one need adapters?

Colombia: Digs in Rodedero:

I'm a 66 year old single male planning a month long trip to the Santa Marta area in early October. I would appreciate recommendations on a place to stay in the Rodedero area. I'm open to staying with a family, sharing a condo, a hostel or ?

Colombia: FAQ:

Hi Soystar1, I'm a single 66 year old living in Cuenca, Ecuador where I have a permanent resident visa. Since its too cold here for my taste, I'm exploring options in Colombia, Santa Marta specifically. I went to the official website for Colombian visas and found it difficult to navigate and could not get answers to my questions: 1. What are the requirements for a tourist visa? 2. What are the requirements for a permanent resident visa based on pension income? If you can answer my questions or know someone who can, I would appreciate it.

Ecuador: Ecuador Coast ~ cause it was about time:

Susan, Same question as Doc St. John. How does one access the page. I'm a registered user of Facebook but don't use it much.

Ecuador: Quito Mariscal Sucre Int'l Airport opens Feb 20 9:00 am:

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Ecuador: Ways to avoid "The RUNS" in Ecuador:

I spent 8 months in Cotacachi in 2012. After my second bout with the runs, I asked advice from locals. Their recommendation: papaya seeds. So, on two subsequent occasions, I bought a papaya and swallowed a tablespoon of the seeds once a day (Don't chew the seeds. They are bitter.). In both cases, within two days, I had complete symptom relief. Cost: About a buck for a papaya. And the fruit is always a yummy treat.

Date Joined:

1/24/2013

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