A tax-friendly, affordable, comfortable base in the heart of South America Most people dismiss Paraguay as a tax-friendly afterthought — too small, too plain to be worth the trip. In reality, it’s the cheapest genuinely livable country in Latin America. Its best neighborhoods rival Buenos Aires’ Palermo and Medellín’s El Poblado. Its tax exemption on … Read more
A tropical destination closer to home than Bali or Thailand, cheaper than Panama or Costa Rica, more welcoming than the EU or US, safer than you think, and nobody’s there yet El Salvador. A Central American country tucked along the Pacific coastline with tropical, palm tree-laden backdrops, people fly to Bali or southern Thailand for … Read more
Moving to Brazil has emerged as a popular option for expats and digital nomads, whether for a summer or for a lifetime. The warm, inviting, rich, and social culture, incredibly low cost of living, and high quality of life against a backdrop of great infrastructure (in the right places) underpinned by safety (also in the … Read more
A helpful guide to Buenos Aires’ many free outdoor calisthenics stations, exercise stations, and outdoor gyms.
For most foreigners moving to Argentina with the hope of staying long term, the Argentine Rentista Visa and Pensionado Visas loom as tempting goals that easily lead to permanent residency, Argentine citizenship, and most importantly an amazing life in a Latino European paradise at the end of the world. Unfortunately, while Argentina has taken some … Read more
And how does this affect the minimum required income for the Argentina Rentista and Pensionado visas? As of late 2025, the Argentine government publishes routine updates on the monthly minimum wage. The government of Argentina regularly updates minimum wage date here. As of August 2025, the minimum monthly salary is 322,000 ARS monthly. – This … Read more
For nomads and travelers wandering South America, it’s part of the goal of travel to explore and experience all of the highlights and significant locations on the continent. As you research where to go and what to do in South America, it’s impossible to miss the potential stop of Chile’s capital of Santiago de Chile. … Read more
Mendoza, Argentina is one of the global capitals for wine production, known for growing and vinting wine that competes with the best from France, Italy, Spain, California, and more. The difference between Mendoza and the other wine capitals is accessibility. While in Napa and Tuscany, you will taste amazing wines and gourmet food, the experience … Read more
Argentina is a vast and beautiful country with so many experiences, sights, and tastes you could spend years wandering and not experience them all. However, a handful of places and adventures are absolute musts. From gritty yet cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, to the pristinely beautiful nature of San Carlos de Bariloche, to other worldly Patagonia at … Read more
Right now, I’m enjoying my last few days in Mendoza, Argentina, the home to amazing wine here in Argentina. It’s a beautiful place with interesting layers that unfold the longer you sit in the experience. Riding into Mendoza after a 14 hour ride from Buenos Aires on an amazingly comfy bus, I was shocked to … Read more