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It’s amazing to see a Country that hasn’t been converted into one big parking lot like the USA! I’m retired and have been looking for a place to. Retire I will put Indonesia on my list. Thank you Kate Gypsy!!

As a person with pets I know that with the right health certificate dogs and cats can come to Uruguay. How is veterinary care in regard to access, cost and quality? Is Uruguay pet friendly? I imagine with all the agriculture farm animals are well cared for, but how about our fur kids?!! Cheers, Michael Albuquerque NM USA

I have been traveling to Costa Rica for 22 years and it is not cheap. Sure, if you want to live in the hood, you can get cheap rent. I lived in CR in 2016 and rented a one-bedroom apartment in a safe area and it was $800 a month. Housing costs are always underpriced in videos because you get what you pay for no matter what country.

You forgot to mention health care

Tbh people here in Ljubljana are sick and tired of americans coming to live here permanently... the rents are barely affordable for locals not to mention buying a home for a millenial is close to impossible! All thanks to Americans and Russians that potentially increase prices on the market.

Why not Mexico? Mexico is big country you can't find anywhere in Mexico to live comfortably at 1000 per month? 🎉

To me Chile is the best.

Argentina is highly affordable BUT the currency's unstable & this affects prices for lots of goods. The Spanish spoken in Argentina is unique & not easy to understand among Spanish speakers -- thanks to Italian immigrants in the 19th century who significantly changed the language. Equador used to be a great option for expats but it changed quickly into a drug cartel battlefield. Think about that before choosing Latin America -- I'd rent & avoid buying property because you could end up stuck in a bad place.

CR is definitely NOT inexpensive

I want to look at the residency requirements in Chile

Nice job. Chile sounds really interesting to me.

Hi, Did Mike ever get back with the name of the company he has his inexpensive insurance through? Thanks!

I thoroughly enjoyed your top 5 picks. I lived in Panama briefly & have been back several times since. It is where I will end up again. Such a beautiful country & the people are wonderful. Thank you.

You don’t have the right prices for Costa Rica. It’s way more expensive than what you say.

Great kingdom of Cambodia 🇰🇭

Sardines are not fried, in Portugal. They are grilled.

Costs Rics murder has increased. President Bukele in El Salvador has slashed murder by building a prison housing 40 K people. Murder is lower in El Salvador than anywhere in Latin America now.

El Salvador is the best. Antonio Cuscatlan is cheap and safe.

Great information, your voice is calm and nice to listen to, thanks for all.

The exchange rate in Argentina is not favorable anymore, I guess

For awhile I was in contact with other veterans in Madalin Columbia. I should have listen back then. One guy owned a bar/restaurant and he also ran an American Civil Defense Group of Veterans. Where the police were reluctant to go into the jungles, they willing go out and disrupt an criminal activities. Gotta love those claymore’s

I stopped watching as soon as Costa Rica came on. It is NOT affordable! Just as expensive or more than the USA. No reason to watch any more when this video opens saying Costa Rica is affordable etc. …

I could not live in a country where there are monstrous earthquakes like Chile even if the buildings are solid...

9:09 Free public health care in Argentina for foreigners is now out of date.

I am writing from Costa Rica. Like other expats, I get dental work done here less expensively than in the U.S. BUT it is hardly as inexpensive as you suggest especially for those who would prefer to buy a home. One pundit put it best, "Third world living at first world prices." I read that 80% of Americans leave Costa Rica after just 2 years.

Great to hear that Brazil is getting better,and isn't just. Problems!!! He has no reason as an American to sugar coat!

Mr. Esordi, you shouold come over for a visit and you'll experience what Ben does...you are always welcome

When I vistied Costa Rica a young lady that had moved from California and purchased some property in Costa Rica. She said she had to shoot a musket to keep people from coming on the property. She also said she was sex trafficked. She said they blew some kind of white powder in her face. Not sure if any of this is true. There is also a young lady on UA-cam that left Costa Rica and one of the reasons was someone kept burglarizing her house. I had no problems when I visited Costa Rica but these are some expat experiences in Costa Rica. I like Panama. The food is cheaper there. I haven't visited the other three places yet.

The government does not provide health insurance. Slovenia has something similar to the Canadian NHS. With the exception of the socially endangered, every citizen pays a basic deduction...which is about €80 basic and taken from the salary + €40 per month for additional insurance. And it is distributed in solidarity among all citizens for their need for treatment. This covers over-the-counter prescriptions, emergency room and basic health checks as well as specialists, operations and treatments. Then everyone has the possibility of additional payment from the selected insurance company for cases of above-standard care (less waiting for certain services), accidents or even death. Of course, there are also options to pay for all services just like you have in the USA... but this is neither cheap nor reasonable.

Ré, your interview videos are excellent. But we all know that issues of these countries includes both PROS and CONS. There's no such thing as paradise. I'm disappointed that in this video you don't give a fuller perspective that includes realistic Cons as well as the Pros.

I'm not sure if I know all the facts, but.. fast food is on every corner. Ljubljana alone has at least 5 drive true MDs. Not to mention the others.

Que bien quédese en El Salvador acá no hace falta

Stop calling yourselves expats as if you’re special or superior. If you’re living in a foreign country you are an immigrant!

New viewer here. You caught me with the Under $1000. bit. I'm far from an expert, but it seems you've picked the MOST expensive countries in Latin America?

Wrong about Costa Rican. IT'S NOT CHEAPER THAN THE USA .Mabe 3 or 4 years ago .

Do I need a work visa to live in Indonesia? What kind of visa can I get if I just wanted to live there as a retiree with no work? Thanks so much for the great video.

Well done! Thanks for doing such great research. Now, I need to investigate visa/residency challenges for each country.

A cappuccino in Arkansas would be at least $5.00. I haven't bought one in a while so it may be more than that.

Ray, All are excellent choices. As for me, it's Argentina and Uruguay. Which are similar cultures. Argentina is my next place.

Argentina! I'd love to move there.

Only 1 year later and all these prices have tripled. That’s absolutely crazy. Looking at restaurant prices in cordoba on Google maps, it’s almost on par with Canada.

West Virginia is cheap!

Thanks. Looking in from 🇨🇦 and this is pretty much spot on with my research. Panama City is on the bucket list for next winter me thinks 🤔

U cannot live in Costa Rico for 1000…ur full of shit!

You're not 62 yet Ray?

Costa Rica, Uruguay, and Chile certainly not under $ 1,000. Uruguay and Chile are the most expensive countries in South America.😊