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This guide gives expats a clear view of the Nicaragua real estate market. It explains ownership laws, the buying process, taxes, financing options, and the areas where foreign buyers are most active. The goal is to help you understand how the market works so you can make informed decisions before investing.
Property in Nicaragua is generally cheaper than in Co...
In this article, we look at how to watch the World Series in Central America, and when each game starts this year.
The World Series starts on Friday, and this one is interesting, even if you don’t usually follow baseball. The Tampa Bay Rays play the Milwaukee Brewers, and neither team has ever won it, meaning one of them will be
Should you buy property in Nicaragua? After the recent Playa Gavilán seizures, our answer is no. Here’s what happened and why renting is the safer choice.
Earlier this month, reports emerged t...
Four Central American countries now have digital nomad visas. We compare what Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Panama ask for, how long each lets you stay, and what it costs.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I hate the term “digital nomad,” even if, for all intents and purposes, I am one myself. It conjures up images of hostels, co-working...
No pension and no big investment to make? Almost every country in Central America offers residency to people who can show they support themselves. Here’s what each country’s “rentista residency” program wants from you.
There are a few standard ways to get residency anywhere in Central America. Retirees with a lifetime pension can get