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Home » The Home » Moving » Central America – Why Move Here?

Moving, Travel · April 18, 2022

Central America – Why Move Here?

Central America - Why Move Here?Everybody can find something to enjoy in Central America. There is a unique blend of cultures, ancient ruins, tropical wildlife, active volcanoes, and some of the best beaches in the world. People in places like Playa Hermosa de Jaco, Hopkins Village, Belize, and Bocas del Toro can afford to live on the beach for a reasonable price. For others, towns like Antigua, Guatemala, San Jose, and Panama City are ideal places to settle down and live a peaceful life.

This article will discuss the top reasons why more and more people are using local and long-distance movers Los Angeles and moving to Central America.

Lower cost of living

The cheaper cost of living in Central America is one of the primary reasons individuals choose to relocate there. Rents are extremely low. Clean air and water are abundant, and you never need to turn on the heat, and most people don’t use air conditioning. The cost of products is affordable, especially when purchasing locally grown produce.

Some meats, sugars, and grains are subject to price controls and can be very inexpensive compared to prices in the United States. Even with an air conditioner, the cost of power does not exceed $25.00 per month. Gas tanks are used for cooking, and a single tank, which costs $25.00, can last for several months on a single fill.

Stress-Free living

Americans that relocate to Central America are less stressed about paying their expenses since they have more money. They can travel more and do other life-enriching activities. People can also avoid or eliminate activities, such as driving in rush hour traffic to work or working long hours.

To make their lives easier and free up more time, they might engage inexpensive household help (gardeners, handypersons, housekeepers). Working less or not working at all would provide them more time to do the things they enjoy, such as spending time with friends, reading, taking up a hobby, or just taking a nap.

The Way of Life

Central America’s focus on the family, slower pace of life, and pleasant people attract foreigners. The locals respect the elderly, their traditions, and their way of life. They set aside time for coffee and discussion. They are eager to show you around, instruct you, and assist you in finding your place in their community. Everyone greets, waves, nods, and acknowledges one other, an old-fashioned custom you miss in the United States.

Healthcare Costs Are Lower

For most people migrating to Central America, having access to high-quality emergency medical services and specialists is a major factor. Belize City is home to three of the country’s greatest hospitals. Compared to the United States, they are quite good and inexpensive for simple procedures and treatments. People without health insurance can readily access medical services in Guatemala City, Merida, Mexico, or Panama. Cities in Central America also have many native doctors who provide high-quality care.

Additionally, specialized physicians from the Central Valley visit local neighborhoods once a month to provide dermatological, dentistry, obstetrics, and psychiatric services. Ambulance services are only a few minutes away, and good hospitals in San Salvador are only an hour away at a fraction of the cost of care in Canada.

Ideal Location for Retirees

 

Retired people make up a large proportion of the expat population in Central America. It offers an outstanding and simple retirement program known as the qualified retired person program, administered by the government. You can obtain residence, tax advantages, and a duty-free allowance for purchasing a car, among other things, by meeting a few easy requirements.

Because of its low home prices, emphasis on the US dollar, proximity to the United States for trips, tropical temperature, proximity to the ocean, and stable political environment makes central America an excellent alternative for Americans wishing to retire and enjoy their remaining years.

People and Customs

People in Central America are friendlier and more willing to go out of their way to assist others. Living in Central America is made simple by the laid-back attitude, wholesome and home cooked food, the friendliness of the people, and the ability to communicate in English. Residents and tourists arrive from all over the world, allowing for a constant exchange of ideas and a never-ending learning opportunity.

Freedom

With all of the rules and regulations, lawsuits, homeowners’ association guidelines, and other reasons, you live a controlled and regulated life in the United States of America (USA).

Americans feel that residing in Central America provides them with greater freedom because they would not pay hefty taxes or comply with government rules.

Having more freedom leads to a more meaningful existence since the decisions are made voluntarily by the individuals, rather than having consequences imposed on them by others. This, in turn, results in a greater sense of control and self-worth.

Conclusion

Central America has been a popular tourism destination for visitors from all over the world. It has grown in popularity in recent years, and it frequently appears on lists of the top places to retire abroad. Those who aspire to live a less materialistic or more meaningful life would find it appealing.

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