What advice do overseas retirees have for others considering retiring abroad?
When we asked what advice they have for others considering retiring abroad, they advised...
"Retiring abroad can be an incredibly rewarding experience, and San Jose is a great place to do it. Retirees in San Jose recommend researching the cost of living, realizing that you may need to learn a new language, and budgeting realistically to make sure you have enough funds to live comfortably. It also helps to know what kind of climate and environment you prefer and to find a place that matches that as closely as possible. Lastly, make sure to take the time to explore, meet new people and take advantage of all the cultural activities Costa Rica has to offer," commented one expat who made the move to San Jose, Costa Rica, Costa Rica.
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"Make sure you have a plan. Research everything. Don't come with vices like drugs, heavy drinking. And make sure you keep busy. Hobbies, events, etc. I don't sit around," remarked another expat in San Jose, Costa Rica.
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What advice do overseas retirees have for others considering retiring abroad?
If you live in San Jose, newcomers to San Jose would love to hear your answer to this question.