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Expats in Guatemala: Pros and Cons of Living in Guatemala By Betsy Burlingame (May 29, 2019)
5 Important Tips about Healthcare for Expats in Guatemala By Joshua Wood (Jan 09, 2018)
Moving to Guatemala: 7 Things to Know Before You Move to Guatemala By Joshua Wood (Aug 01, 2017)
Expat Guatemala: The 5 Best Places to Live in Guatemala By Betsy Burlingame (Jul 17, 2014)
Expat Guatemala: It's Always Springtime in Antigua! By Dean LaCoursiere (Feb 22, 2014)
5 Great Places to Retire in Central America By Betsy Burlingame (Apr 03, 2013)
10 Tips for Living in Guatemala By Betsy Burlingame (Mar 12, 2013)
Ten Things You Should Know Before You Move To Central or South America By Donald Lee (Oct 11, 2008)
Day of the Dead in a Guatemalan Graveyard By Dawnelle Salant (Oct 23, 2004)
Test Your Spanish By don Quijote Spanish Courses (Aug 08, 2003)
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Expats in Guatemala: Pros and Cons of Living in Guatemala
Expats are very forthcoming about the pros and cons of living in Guatemala. Pros include the spring-like weather, the low cost of living and the lifestyle. Cons include limited access to quality healthcare (especially outside of Guatemala City), gringo pricing, crime and the reality that the rainy season can be depressing.
5 Important Tips about Healthcare for Expats in Guatemala
Expats in Guatemala have a variety of healthcare options available to them. Understanding what is available is a critical part of preparing to move there. Advice about proximity of care and prescription medications in Guatemala is also provided by expats living there.
An Expat Talks about Moving to Panajachel, Guatemala
A French expat who went to Panajachel, Guatemala on vacation loved the climate and locals so much he ended up staying. He advises other newcomers to rent first, pack lightly, use a lawyer and translator when signing contracts and leave your prejudices behind.
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