eta2020
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An acquaintance who split his time between Costa Rica and the US just renounced his US citizenship and moved full time to Costa Rica.
Although he had a lot of reasons, what pushed him over the edge was: "I can get almost the same health insurance for about $80 a month and not be forced by law to pay $1400 a month here."
Which leads to a question: If you're a US citizen living abroad, are you required to comply with the ACA?
If you become resident somewhere else you don't need to worry about ACA. Of course you will have to worry about paying taxes in your new country of residence and you can not visit USA for more than 30 days a year.