So, where are the friendliest places to move as an expat? Costa Rica reigns supreme as the friendliest country in the world to relocate as an expat. The vast majority of expats (88 per cent ...

One Canadian expat said: “The locals are generally gentle, lovely people. You learn to adapt to a ‘Pura Vida’ life in Costa Rica”. In second place is Mexico, a country that has yet to drop ...

I was once in danger of freezing to death in Costa Rica. That's right– imagine the irony of dying of hypothermia in the tropics.... The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commented on Costa Rica's ...

Costa Rica rarely fails to deliver on pleasant experiences. You can’t beat the beaches. A pile of gallo pinto, arroz con pollo, or just about any form of casado will definitely hit the spot. A hike ...

According to International Living, Costa Rica has a retiree visa called Pensionado. To apply for this retirement visa, U.S. expats will need to: Prove a minimum monthly income of at least $1,000 ...

“The locals are generally gentle, lovely people. You learn to adapt to a ‘Pura Vida’ life in Costa Rica,” a Canadian expat told InterNations. Mexico didn’t fall far behind, coming in ...

As an expat, I've found that simple things can take on a new meaning. What was once ordinary becomes extraordinary, and what ...

Costa Rica is a popular retirement destination for U.S. citizens due to its low cost of living, proximity to the U.S. and beautiful natural scenery. Costa Rican towns offer retirees a range of ...