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Vagabonding author reports on how to live on a budget in different countries, how to deal with different cultures and languages
Learn about moving to, retiring in, and living with Costa Rica. Regular updates on ex-pat life, politics, and economics.
Boomer geezer retired and moved to Costa Rica. He writes about his life in Atenas and other stuff of interest to boomers. Suitably old but mysteriously advanced.
Busted flat in California, two Baby Boomer newly-weds strike out for California to start a new life together.
The adventures of Greg and Jen Seymour; 40 something retirees who ditched the rat race and live in Grecia.
Information on retirement in Costa Rica. How to deal with the Spanish Culture, best places to retire for English speaking retirees, banking, food, lifestyle, sights, and other information needed to retire.
Expat Texas family, starting a JERKY business, growing, traveling, learning, blogging, building, teaching, loving and LIVING in Costa Rica with 2 small children and 1 on the way!
Baby boomer blog about retiring to Costa Rica and other boomer stuff. I'm suitably old but mysteriously advanced.
Travel blog of a family of four who sold and stored their stuff for a 6 month adventure in Costa Rica & beyond.
Written by a baby boomer guy that retired and moved to Costa Rica in July 2010 with his wife and four dogs. They live in the country near Atenas.
This blog provides pics, course information on how golf in Costa Rica tries to consider environmental issues like water, wildlife refuges.
A happy couple who left the rat race for a happier life in Costa Rica.
Jeanetta Owens of La Terraza Guest House writes about living in Costa Rica and more.
We sold everything and moved to Costa Rica. Enjoy the humor of living on less than $2000 per month in a semi-luxurious lifestyle.
Great Blog about Costa Rica, events, news, activities, national parks, sport fishing, politics, infrastructure and more
Directory of physician specialists in Costa Rica, specially designed to medical tourism.
Life along the coastal area of Manabi Ecuador through the scribblings and photography of an artist!
Dream Pursuit, Travel, Food, Reviews, TOP 5 lists, traveling stories and more!
Travel stories and travelling on the cheap tips for Latin American countries written by a stingy drifter
Follow the adventures of our little family of three as we share our mistakes and successes in Costa Rica!
After twenty years of military service and three years of civilian life, we are headed to Costa Rica! We seek to expose our children to another culture and way of living. This website and blog were created to share our experiences as we downsize and adjust to a simpler way of living. We hope to inspire you to just go for it and live life by design, not default. 2 Expats with 1 dream, 2 teenagers and 3 fur babies.
I fled Seattle with nine suitcases and a dog. No rose-colored glasses, but plenty of sarcasm and boxed wine. Monkeys optional.
An Expat Talks about Culture Shock & Living in Montezuma , Costa Rica
An expat talks about what it's like living in Montezuma, Costa Rica. The challenges he found in Montezuma where terrible roads, power outages, the language barrier and the prohibitively high cost of shipping into the country.
An Expat Discusses Living in Montezuma, Costa Rica
An expat in Montezuma, Costa Rica talks about learning to live more simply, let go of material things and enjoy the fresh air, sunshine and life. But, you'll also have to adjust to living without Starbucks, driving on very bumpy roads, lots of insects and rainy season.
Costa Rica Residency
Applying for residency in Costa Rica can be a daunting process. Which type of residency is right for me? Do I need an attorney? Do I have to leave the country every 90 days? What is a cedula? This article answers these and many other questions.
Healthcare in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is has both public and private healthcare systems. When you become a resident, you must enroll in the public healthcare system (CAJA). Many expats use the public system for routine healthcare and have private expat health insurance for specialists, surgeries and emergencies.
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