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Information retiring in a foreign country?
Anybody know a good place to go to get information on taking up
residence in a foreign country. Particularly tax issues (both foreign and domestic), tailored to us non-millionares. In particular, anything south of the US (Caribbean, South America, Central America). TIA Tom |
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Re: Information retiring in a foreign country?
Hi, Tom,
Funny you should mention that... There are several threads in this forum on exactly that subject.* It may be tedious but worthwhile to go back through the list of threads and find them. Several of our regulars live in Thailand, a couple in Costa Rica, one in Italy, etc., and have much to say on the subject.* Billy and Akaisha, regulars here, are perpetual tourists who wrote a book on the subject. There is a lot elsewhere on-line, too, but you have to go searching for it.* Try a few of these links: http://www.retireearlylifestyle.com/orderpage.htm http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shores/5315/ http://www.internationalliving.com/ http://www.escapeartist.com/ http://thorntree.lonelyplanet.com/* * * *retirement overseas comes up every so often http://www.mexconnect.com/ http://www.mazinfo.com/ Yahoo also has a feature called Groups, which is a collection of discussion groups among which are many dedicated to living/retiring in another country.* Be aware that many of these groups and links have an agenda--selling real estate or grow-teak/noni/jojoba-in-someplace-that-has-no-fraud-laws.* Read for entertainment but do your research. There are books on the subject, too (most on Mexico, not surprisingly).* John Howells wrote "Choose Mexico" and "Choose Costa Rica" and updated them from time to time.* He also has a web site with a discussion group.* Many countries do not tax money earned elsewhere (SS, pension, investments, etc.).* Although this changes (Costa Rica may be off the list by now), I believe that Mexico, Panama and Uruguay are among them. There is a lot out there on the subject.* You have to hunt for it, though. Enjoy! Ed
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Re: Information retiring in a foreign country?
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but will try again, thanks for the links. |
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