We are often asked, “How can I fund my life in Nicaragua?” If you are not independently wealthy or ready for retirement a move to a third world country takes some ingenuity. Realistically speaking very few people would legally qualify to be able to work here. Even if you were …
There are many countries around the world that you may not be allowed to enter as a tourist without proof of onward travel. Nicaragua is one of them. Simply put, if you have a one-way ticket and no proof of future plans to leave the country within 90 days – either by …
Thinking about relocating to Nicaragua? But not sure if life in Central America is for you? Interested in some insider’s insight and “feet on the ground” experience? We’re super excited to announce that we’ve teamed up with our good friends Debbie Bruin and Bastin Vrancken from Together Tours and are now offering Relocation & Retirement …
After writing Creepy Crawly Critters Common To Nicaragua guest blogger Kevin Keegan was reminded of two other very annoying critters that commonly share their unwanted presence with those who live or visit Nicaragua. One would be the seemingly innocuous ant and the other a great deal scarier than many other pests; the mosquito. …
The low cost of living is one of the things that attracted us to a life in Nicaragua. Below is a summary by category that shows what our day to day spending was for the month of June 2016. For a more detailed in-depth view to our expenditures you can …
If you’re a first time visitor to Nicaragua you may be wondering what is acceptable when it comes to tipping. Eliminate the guesswork by reviewing our tipping guidelines below. FOR SHUTTLE DRIVERS, TAXIS & TOUR GUIDES In Nicaragua shuttle drivers and tour guides expect a tip. 10% of your fare or …
