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Lv his accent

Maybe they'll stay there

Where can I visit in Costa Rica with a beach and cafes where I don't need a car?

Cambodia, Vung Tau in Vietnam is cheaper imo!

The must affordable place to live only be careful and use your common sense . Greetings from NY City

What about language?

Thks. For Sharing. Very Helpful Videos. I was wondering in which Latina America Country I Will retire. Between Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Mexico. This video helps me greatly.

We will be in Puglia in September near Carovigno. We would love to meet Mary. How do we contact her??

Yeah well that last one I'm worried about the CARTEL AND PANAMA AINT NO BETTER..BUT UN STILL INTERESTED IN MOVING OUT OF THIS HOLE WE CALL AMERICA

What about safety?

You know what? I am a regular viewer of your RUclips Channel. I have seen all your videos and your content qualities are very good. I learned lots of things from you. Your channel has great quality contents but still it is not delivering its right audiences due to SEO problems. You should focus on your SEO so that You can get a big fanbase. Thanks

Can’t afford, embarrassed by our leadership, any countries talking asylum seekers to get away from the insanity that is happening in the United States? 😂😂

Buy a place in Italy or rent there for 3 months and visit frequently. Do not give up US citizenship or you cannot be buried in the US.

All great countries!

I'm so intrigued by Albania and most especially since you can live there for 12 months with no extended visa necessary! Have you been there yourself Ré?

Thank you for the interview! Does propane means having gas stove, not electric or for it for heating?

Is there safe RV or van camping in Belieze? What is the cost of living up near Mexico?

Theres no sound playing for this video Im very interested in this subject planning on moving to Italy and want to buy a house

YOU GOING NOWHERE YOU STAY IN YOU SHITHOLL.

You should tell to everyone who wants to move,it is expensive to live in the Boka Bay

Definitely expat prices. Talk to locals for better pricing

65 euros!?! It's a robbery!

Bolivia’s low cost of living sounds great, but things are getting tougher. Fuel shortages are causing long lines at gas stations, which is messing with transportation and making food more expensive. There’s also a shortage of U.S. dollars, making it harder for businesses to import goods, which just adds to the rising costs. People are protesting, and the economy is feeling the pressure. It’s not as cheap and easy as some videos make it seem.

Is he drunk?

Did not mention health insurance. Hospital bills need to be paid immediately cash, insurance or the hospital do not allow you to leave.

As a US citizen, one ows US taxes first. I resided abroad, and that's how it was. If taxes are higher in the local country, one pays the difference locally. We also got bad answers from different accountants and then went to a big international accounting firm, and it helped protect us from wrong over payments locally .

San Pedro you need to watch out - as there are people looking to snatch. your purse and they'll follow you as well. So just be aware of your surroundings and whose there.

Thanks so Much You Have convinced me to go back to my country after living here 50 years in the USA and now I’m retired so I’m planning to enjoy my retirement in my own country ❤

You didn't mention Caye Caulker. Viewers can google it.

Lot of beautiful druming in Southern Belize.

She did a good job to explain living in Belize. Our Tourist Board should give her a contract to market Belize.

$35 for 100 pound tank of butane gas which will last about 2.5 months.

You forgot to mention the Creole people and the widely spoken Creole language.

Love the interviews in this channel but the costs that are quoted in the title are often 50% of what an average foreigner would need to spend in each of these countries to live comfortably. So just multiply these prices by 2x and you're closer to what you will actually end up spending all in.

Well, you forgot to mention visa policy in every one of these 3 countries. Only Cambodia is affordable for retirees with easy visas.

After getting sick in several countries in spite of taking precautions I'm focusing on where the water is safe to drink. In the Americas that's the U.S., Canada, Costa Rica, and Chile. You can find cities in other countries, like in Argentina, that have drinkable water but might be dicey elsewhere. It might not be a big issue for some but for me and my constitution it's a serious consideration. I got very sick in some places, had uncontrollable accidents on occasion in my pants while out walking. Got a parasite in Mexico. I've visited some very affordable countries but ultimately it's not worth it to me to be off and on sick with the potential of some embarrassing accidents on ok occasion.

It's good to hear mention of the mainland, since we mostly hear about the island.

I can't help but wonder about Belize's future with Trump breathing down the neck of Latin America.

From my experience with videos about Belize, it seems to me that relocating there is most workable for young singles or young couples, people who don't depend so strongly on urban infrastructure as do older people. Great videos, including Will Mitchell of ReMax and others. But it's really focused on life for the young singles and young couples down in Belize.

Is the $2000 per person if married

Excellent video, thanks for all Your frank advice!! I'm going to India in several Weeks and will live there for a few months! 🎉😊

A few years back, Thailand changed its visa laws to require that a person have $1800 a month and deposit about $23,000 in a Thai bank as well as to have health insurance. They became aware that people who did not have sufficient funds create a lot of problems. Many countries face similar rules. Cambodia has about the easiest visa right now. A lot of people who were kicked out of Thailand have come to Cambodia. Many of the people I am referring to are older men who don’t have sufficient funds because they were not successful in life due to their alcoholism and personality defects. They spend most of their time drinking cheap beer and contribute nothing to the economy or culture. In fact they cause damage to both. They make it worse for the rest of us. There have been government-level discussions, in the past year or so, in Cambodia to do something similar to Thailand. It is only a matter of time.

She's a hot 55 year old

What year are we talking about?....its this 2025?

Ow it’s probably 1,000