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SISBEN
In Colombia there are three types of health care. The first does not apply to foreigners living or visiting the country. This system is called SISBEN and it is a free…
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Top 5 Motorcycle Routes in Wales
Top 5 Motorcycle Routes in Wales.
Surrounded by majestic mountain ranges, glorious green valleys, and glistening rivers, the Welsh countryside offers motorcyclists a naturally stunning…
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Working and Traveling in Eastern Europe On a Budget
I have been living and working outside of the U.S. since 2009, when the Great Recession became very serious and jobs were closing down in my hometown of Miami, FL.
I had two…
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Best Job Opportunities for the Traveling Nomad
If you are a long-term traveler, or are planning to be, then your budget may be one of the main things on your mind. It might be difficult to find ways to make money when you are…
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Why You Should Buy Travel Insurance Online
Note, don’t make the mistake of considering this as one of those everyday blogs that you can ignore as click bait.
What is your favorite mode of booking plane tickets? Online, of…
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One Step Closer to a Cashless Society
The world took one step closer to a cashless society this past November. India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, made the announcement that India would be doing away with its 500 and…
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Medellin City of Eternal Spring
The Wanderings of the Lanes.
Transitioning from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to Medellin, Colombia
by Pat and Lynn Lane
While originally thinking we would retire in…
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Jean Laffite – a Real Pirate of the Caribbean
One short piece on Jean Laffite could never do him justice. There are so many myths and romanticized tales that almost two hundred years later it is difficult to discern what is fact…
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Finding A Doctor in Mexico That is Fluent in English
Finding A Doctor in Mexico That is Fluent in English
At first I was nervous that the doctors here would not be up to date. The Mexico-wide lack of concern over cleanliness and hygiene…
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5 Benefits of Tourism in San Pedro, Belize
5 Benefits of Tourism in San Pedro, Belize
I arrived in Ambergris Caye two and a half months ago and have become quite familiar with the island. I have started to think about what San…
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Mendoza and the Vineyards
We arrived at the Mendoza airport less than an hour after takeoff from Santiago. As promised, when we exited the small airport, a driver was waiting to take us to our hotel in downtown…
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Flying to Chile to Start the Andes Crossing
Say yes! It all starts when you say yes. Even if you have reservations, say yes. Many wise people have been quoted saying something similar to, “Regret of the things not done far…
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A Few Simple Preparations Before You Move to Mexico
A Few Simple Preparations Before You Move to Mexico
You’ll need to get a passport to enter Mexico by air. These requirements began in January of 2007. However, take note that you’ll…
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Don’t Rule Out London as Your Home After Retirement
When we think about the prospect of retiring, we often picture idyllic locations and rolling hills, afternoons spent inhaling fresh air, and little else on the agenda. London very…
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5 Tips for Budget-Friendly Travelers
Are you a travel freak who has recently been restricted due to your limited budget? Does every desirable place seem out of reach for you? Do you feel depressed seeing your friends…
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Working in Colombia
If you intend to be working in Colombia you must have a work visa to do so. There is no law which prevents the recruitment of foreign workers but the employer must ensure that the…
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Granadilla
The Granadilla or Passiflora ligularis is a member of the plant species in the genus Passiflora. It is found throughout the Andes Mountains in the regions of Venezuela, Bolivia and…
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7 Things to Consider When Living in England
7 Things to Consider When Living in England
As one of the multicultural capitals of the world, England is a hotbed for wannabe migrants looking for a new start. When you think of…
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South Korea’s Unlikely Expat City
South Korea’s Unlikely Expat City
South Korea’s capital city of Seoul is proving to be an unexpected haven for expats. With a population of 10 million, the city is the center of…
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5 Reasons to Work Abroad
So, you’ve finally graduated from college and you’re looking for a job. Maybe you’re bored of your current job and you need a change. Relocating can always be a way to start fresh, meet…
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