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Punta Del Este, Uruguay
An expat in Uruguay talks about moving to the beautiful resort town of Punta Del Este. She talks about housing prices, what to bring and leave behind and more.
Punta Del Este
3 Things I Wish I Had Brought:
1) Reverse osmosis system
2) Supplements
3) Patio furniture
3 Things I Wished I Had Left At Home:
1) Some of our artwork (no good place to store)
2) Kitchen gadgets
3) Bulky items
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House Yes. Most expats live in houses, condos or apartments.
Looked for an area with natural beauty, reasonable taxes, and slightly off the beaten path.....
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Lower than the taxes where I lived in the States. Average cost of housing in Punta Del Este of interest to expats is $200-450k.
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Guide to Living in Punta Del Este, Uruguay
Punta Del Este, Uruguay: Cost of Living, Healthcare and What to Know About Living in Punta Del Este
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Expats and global nomads in Punta Del Este share their experiences with health insurance, healthcare in Uruguay, local hospitals and specialists, quality of medical care and more.
Real estate listings in Punta Del Este. Plus, advice about renting and buying real estate in Punta Del Este
Expats share their experiences living in Punta Del Este, Uruguay and offer advice about meeting people, schools and more.
An expat in Uruguay talks about moving to the beautiful resort town of Punta Del Este. She talks about housing prices, what to bring and leave behind and more.
An expat living in the Maldonado / Punta del Este area of Uruguay recommends enrolling in a hospital mutualista. Because he has had some medical issues and is a diabetic, he does not qualify and self insures through an ambulance service. He also discusses prescription medicines, lower medical costs and the quality of health care in Punta del Este.
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Expats in Punta del Este live in a beautiful coastal setting that will leave you wondering why more people don't consider this new hot spot when they scan the globe for their next expat adventure.
Expats in Uruguay have a variety of healthcare options available to them. Understanding what is available is an important part of preparing to move there. Information about proximity of care and prescription medications in Uruguay is also provided.
Many expats who consider living in Uruguay have lived in other South American countries, and then they are exposed to stories of all that it has to offer.
Expats talk about some of the biggest challenges they've faced living in Latin America. Whether you're moving to Panama City or Punta del Este, this article is a must read to help you prepare (hint: you'll be much happier if you learn the language) and adjust your expectations (realities: the roads are rough, the pace of life is slower and bureaucracy is unavoidable). Despite all of the challenges, the list of what expats like about life in Latin America far exceeds the challenges.
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Punta Del Este, Uruguay: Cost of Living, Healthcare and What to Know About Living in Punta Del Este
Uruguay Forum
Meet other people living in Punta Del Este.
Expats and global nomads in Punta Del Este share their experiences with health insurance, healthcare in Uruguay, local hospitals and specialists, quality of medical care and more.
Real estate listings in Punta Del Este. Plus, advice about renting and buying real estate in Punta Del Este
Expats share their experiences living in Punta Del Este, Uruguay and offer advice about meeting people, schools and more.
Contribute
Help other expats and newcomers by answering questions about the challenges and adventures of living in Punta Del Este.
An expat in Uruguay talks about moving to the beautiful resort town of Punta Del Este. She talks about housing prices, what to bring and leave behind and more.
An expat living in the Maldonado / Punta del Este area of Uruguay recommends enrolling in a hospital mutualista. Because he has had some medical issues and is a diabetic, he does not qualify and self insures through an ambulance service. He also discusses prescription medicines, lower medical costs and the quality of health care in Punta del Este.
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