An Expat Guide to Buying a Car in Nicaragua
How buying a car in Nicaragua is possible for expats even without residency.
Expat Tips
Our Favorite Freelancing Tips for Success in Central America
Looking for freelancing tips to thrive in Central America? Our seven small countries have become a hub for remote workers. Whatever your profession, these insights can make your freelancing journey in Central America easier.
The Ultimate Guide to Central America’s Expat Facebook Groups
Whether you’re living or traveling in the region, these expat Facebook groups will inform, entertain, and help you with your networking needs.
A Quick Guide to Housing in Guatemala for Potential Expats
Explore locations, security, expenses, and more in this quick, helpful guide to expat housing in Guatemala.
Buying a Car in Costa Rica? (Or Should You Import or Go Car-Free?)
Are you thinking of buying a car in Costa Rica? We offer a guide on how to do so and compare buying a vehicle with bringing your own into the country or going car-free.
How to Find the Best Spanish Language School in Central America
Considering a Spanish language school in Central America? Here are some tips on finding the best one for you.
Is Panama Safe? A Guide to Safety and Security for Expats
From the top-ranking expat hotspots to security tips and insights, uncover the safety essentials for anyone contemplating a life in Panama.
Exploring the Neighborhood of El Dorado, Panama City: A Cultural Haven Beyond the Tourist Track
Discover the neighborhood of El Dorado in Panama City – a vibrant district with a diverse community and easy access to modern amenities.
How to Receive Mail in Panama: A Quick Guide for Expats
When you relocate abroad, sometimes even the most simple things you took for granted before become difficult. Like receiving mail. This article is about the best ways how to receive mail in Panama as an expat.
Why Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Is the BEST Way to Make Friends as an Expat
Are you a traveler or an expat in Central America feeling lonely far from home? If so, consider Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) as a way to get fit and make new friends.