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    Forget Southeast Asia Move to Central America for Retirement, Fun and Profit Southeast Asia vs. Central America
    Forget Southeast Asia Move to Central America for Retirement, Fun and Profit Southeast Asia vs. Central America
    Forget Southeast Asia Move to Central America for Retirement, Fun and Profit Southeast Asia vs. Central America
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    Forget Southeast Asia Move to Central America for Retirement, Fun and Profit Southeast Asia vs. Central America

    By Claude Acero

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    This lighthearted expat guide to Central America makes many comparisons and personal references with traditional retirement hotspots in Thailand and Southeast Asia; here you have an exciting tell-it-like-it-is book written by an ex-expat from Thailand who shows you how to successfully start anew in Nicaragua, Panama and Costa Rica, so you know where it's best.

    You get an experienced based book that let's you discover different countries at your own pace, and you don't need to be retired to benefit from this report. If you plan to stay long-term abroad, this relocation guide book will give you the necessary tips to live in Panama, Costa Rica and Nicaragua, it discusses the facts, advantages and limitations, and as a reference it also shows you how much Thailand has changed over the last decade.

    There are chapters on price comparisons, immigration, the lay of the land, the people's mentality, taxes, and entertainment . This book shows you even some popular entertainment venues - comparable to "Thailand erotica" - you can find in Central America.

    This book is not only a good starter for Thailand retirement plans, but also gives insight for someone who is planning to start a business abroad, highlighting what Central America has to offer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClaude Acero
    Release dateAug 26, 2017
    ISBN9781370766482
    Forget Southeast Asia Move to Central America for Retirement, Fun and Profit Southeast Asia vs. Central America
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    Claude Acero

    Claude Acero is a so-called 'expat'; his extensive experience in different hemispheres, especially in Latin America and Asia, extends far back to the end of the 90's; Claude is an author of many expat guide books; with actionable advice, he guides expatriates, entrepreneurs and perpetual travelers with ideas and strategies they can easily implement into their own lives to watch their own adventure unfold!

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