Archive for ‘South America’
Expat Interview with Global Health Care Worker Michael Judd
By Cathy Brown - (0)I’m from a little suburb outside of Atlanta, GA. I lived in both Paraguay and Nicaragua, spending 4 months in the former…
The Secret Society of Punta del Diablo
By David Hammond - (0)The first time I visited Punta del Diablo was in June of 2006 (which is late fall in Uruguay). I didn’t know anything about Punta del Diablo at the time…
Uruguay Real Estate – 10 Reasons to make it Your Offshore Investment Choice
By David Hammond - (3)There are a lot of reasons people are attracted to Uruguay real estate, which include a sunny …
Update on Uruguay´s Proposed Tax Bill: Foreign Residents Will NOT Face New Taxes
By Juan Federico Fischer - (1)With the final draft of the tax bill now submitted to Congress, I wish to provide a detailed explanation…
Health Care in Argentina vs. the US Monolith
By Dave vonKleist - (3)A major concern for many potential expats is what kind of health care is available in the prospective country being considered for relocation…
10 Things I Will Not Miss About South America
By Brendan van Son - (11)I love South America, it has a vibrancy to it that I’ve never felt before. It has a way of taking hold of you, and pushing you to places you never imagined…
Renting a Car in Uruguay’s Heartland
By David Hammond - (0)We ask a business owner, who is stepping out in front of his printing shop to have a cigarette, if he knows where we can rent a car…
Adventures of a Traveling British Gaucho
By Sorrel Moseley-Wiilliams - (2)After trying — and failing — to be a stunt double in the UK, Hugh MacDermott worked on two estancias then ended up riding around Argentina…
Learning Natural Construction Techniques the Hard Way
By Shaun Brown - (1)I became skilled in natural construction techniques because I was bored. I could make up something more dramatic, but that was really all there…
Amazing Trail Networks of the Bariloche Region
By Shanie Matthews - (0)The frosted mug and homemade beer had to be a dream. I was six hours into the dense, flourishing forests of the Patagonian Andes…
Where Can You Find Affordable Retirement Real Estate Around the World? Part Two
By Susan Beverley - (2)We recently began researching and writing for a four-part series looking at locations around the world…
Living in a Third World Latin American Country
By Dave vonKleist - (15)What follows is a response to an email I received after my article, “Why?” was posted at “Expat Daily News”…
Real Estate Investment in Argentina Makes Absolute Sense
By Andrew Rae McCance - (0)Upon reading the title of this report was your response to it: “isn’t Argentina a very risky place for investment of any kind?”…
How Will the New Proposed Tax Law in Uruguay Affect Foreign Investors? – We Have The Facts!
By EscapeArtist - (6)Anyone who is considering investing or has invested all or some of their assets in Uruguay may be…
Unique Home in a Fabulous Overseas Location – and yes, you can afford it.
By EscapeArtist.com - (2)Ahhh, Argentina….known for its European feel, educated population, cultural richness…
How Does Climbing a Mountain in Argentina Help to Stop Kids in Guatemala From Going Blind?
By Cathy Brown - (1)Personally, it’s been a rough year for me. And I have to admit, I took plenty of time to just mope…
Argentina Land and Country Report
By David Cummings - (0)Explore the many faces of Argentina and discover a new world. Buy a house, a country property, some Buenos Aires real estate…
Chile v Honduras
By Cathy Brown - (7)It’s World Cup time, and here at Escape From America magazine we thought we would have our own Expat World Cup…
Living in Paradise in Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina
By Shanie Matthews - (4)Envision a place where awe-inspiring landscapes are combined with a rich culture that appreciates the positive aspects of both the Latin…
Brazil v Portugal
By Cathy Brown - (5)It’s World Cup time, and here at Escape From America magazine we thought we would have our own Expat World Cup. Which country…
