Great video, very useful information. Your family seems to be adjusting wonderfully. Thank you so much! I look forward to your videos since they are informative and cute.👏🏻
Hi Allison. Thank you so much for your videos, you have shared so much useful information for those looking to relocate and it is greatly appreciated. I was wondering when you speak of costs, are you talking in Nica currency or CAD?
I have to say, I watch your videos at work and daydream about moving to Nicaragua. My husband thinks I’ve lost my mind. 😂 I’ve already, however, researched flights and we (well mostly I, but he’s up for anything!) want to come for our anniversary in October! Thanks for all the informative videos!!
Hey Allison. Thanks for the practical information. Can you tell us how "bad" the weather is during the rainy season or does it just rain a little but every day at that but is still quite sunny and warm ? Much appreciated!
I would be somewhat hesitant about living in a 3rd world country. It seems to be working out beautifully for your family. Is it safe to leave the house at night?
@@susanpalle3199 Yes it’s safe 😊. The biggest crime here is crimes of opportunity. So I just make sure not to walk too far away from my phone or purse. However I did the same thing in Canada
@@allisonsjourney Then it sounds like you’re in paradise. Except for the Amazon delivery. I probably purchase way too many items from Amazon anyway. Keep the videos going. I love them!
Question about the seeds! Can we bring them into the country from canada? And if yes where would you recommend buying them up here for that? I know different varieties grow differently in different climates 😊 Also do you have any idea or connection to who we can get to ship our stuff into the country? You brought in bags and suitcases is that because seacan was a big nope and there wasn’t anything else reliable? Thanks Allison ❤
Hey! I didn't bring any seeds with me on the plane because I wasn't sure if that would be an issue with customs. As for buying them, I don't necessarily think it matters which brand, but the type you buy. So far I've had great luck with corn, tomatoes, cucumber, eggplant, beans, watermelon, tomatillos, peppers and lettuce. We decided to bring everything on the plane with us and pay for the extra baggage because it was cheaper than shipping it. I remember we looked into a few shipping/boat options, but nothing we found was great. However, if you message me on Instagram I can send you the links to a couple local groups on FB and I know some people have been successful shipping stuff in :)
What about things like cosmetics? I don’t wear a ton of makeup especially when it’s warm like in Nica but things like moisturizer bb cream, masks, scrubs - what is the selection like? I typically use Korean beauty products from Amazon and I’m kind of stressing about getting those or like kind when we get there. 1st world problem- I know 🤷♀️
Great question! I brought my skin care and bb creams with me. And when I run out, if I can’t find them in the country, I will ship them in. However, the capital city has a lot of options including drug store makeup like Revlon etc and even a Mac store 😊
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Great video, very useful information. Your family seems to be adjusting wonderfully. Thank you so much!
I look forward to your videos since they are informative and cute.👏🏻
Hello Allison's very good information like always' very helpful ' thanks 'kep it up thanks for chear 🌹🎁🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🇳🇮
Hi Allison. Thank you so much for your videos, you have shared so much useful information for those looking to relocate and it is greatly appreciated. I was wondering when you speak of costs, are you talking in Nica currency or CAD?
You can have internet at home and tv cable for around $30 to 40 USA $.
I have to say, I watch your videos at work and daydream about moving to Nicaragua. My husband thinks I’ve lost my mind. 😂 I’ve already, however, researched flights and we (well mostly I, but he’s up for anything!) want to come for our anniversary in October! Thanks for all the informative videos!!
Yay!! I love that! Let me know when you come visit :)
Hey Allison. Thanks for the practical information. Can you tell us how "bad" the weather is during the rainy season or does it just rain a little but every day at that but is still quite sunny and warm ?
Much appreciated!
Hey! Rainy season is typically storms that roll in and out fast. I've noticed most are at night time. And in between it's sunny and warm :)
I would be somewhat hesitant about living in a 3rd world country. It seems to be working out beautifully for your family.
Is it safe to leave the house at night?
@@susanpalle3199 Yes it’s safe 😊. The biggest crime here is crimes of opportunity. So I just make sure not to walk too far away from my phone or purse. However I did the same thing in Canada
@@allisonsjourney Then it sounds like you’re in paradise. Except for the Amazon delivery. I probably purchase way too many items from Amazon anyway. Keep the videos going. I love them!
Do you recommend buying use or new car?
I want to move to nicaragua but don't know where to start
Question about the seeds!
Can we bring them into the country from canada? And if yes where would you recommend buying them up here for that? I know different varieties grow differently in different climates 😊
Also do you have any idea or connection to who we can get to ship our stuff into the country?
You brought in bags and suitcases is that because seacan was a big nope and there wasn’t anything else reliable?
Thanks Allison ❤
Hey! I didn't bring any seeds with me on the plane because I wasn't sure if that would be an issue with customs. As for buying them, I don't necessarily think it matters which brand, but the type you buy. So far I've had great luck with corn, tomatoes, cucumber, eggplant, beans, watermelon, tomatillos, peppers and lettuce. We decided to bring everything on the plane with us and pay for the extra baggage because it was cheaper than shipping it. I remember we looked into a few shipping/boat options, but nothing we found was great. However, if you message me on Instagram I can send you the links to a couple local groups on FB and I know some people have been successful shipping stuff in :)
What about things like cosmetics? I don’t wear a ton of makeup especially when it’s warm like in Nica but things like moisturizer bb cream, masks, scrubs - what is the selection like? I typically use Korean beauty products from Amazon and I’m kind of stressing about getting those or like kind when we get there. 1st world problem- I know 🤷♀️
Great question! I brought my skin care and bb creams with me. And when I run out, if I can’t find them in the country, I will ship them in. However, the capital city has a lot of options including drug store makeup like Revlon etc and even a Mac store 😊
How did you buy a car? Is that allowed without being a citizen or anything?
You can buy a car without being a resident, as long as you open a corporation
Hi could I bring seeds in my luggage 🧳? Thanks 🙏🏻
Hope you get a reply soon 😀