Start a tourism business to invest in the Dominican Republic — a boutique hotel, a tour business, or dive shop may qualify — and, under Law 158-01, you’ll receive tax breaks for the next 10 years on ...

Does it sound like I have a story to tell you? The story illustrates something important. Be proactive when you submit requested documents to apply for a visa to immigrate to a foreign country—in this ...

Argentina has generally good infrastructure, with widespread internet and strong mobile service. Highways need some upgrades. Buenos Aires offers affordable, reliable public transit, including subways ...

U.S. citizens can visit Argentina visa-free for up to 90 days. No reciprocity fee is required. Many extend stays with border runs or switch to temporary residency. U.S. citizens may enter Argentina ...

Josephine Baker walked her pet cheetah down Deauville’s beach promenade… She spent time there with one of my favorite artists, French-Dutch painter Kees van Dongen, who lived there with his son and ...

“Competitive conversations.” My Dad used to say that the three Woodruff boys were always involved in “competitive conversations.” The volume increased around the dinner table when the boys sat down.

Property owners in Argentina must pay annual taxes, even if non-residents. Residents are taxed on global income; nonresidents on local income. Rental income is taxed at 21%, and income tax ranges from ...

Anyone can buy property in Argentina, but full payment upfront is required, as mortgages are unavailable—especially for foreigners. Despite economic and political instability, now is a prime time to ...

Argentina’s economy is marked by dramatic cycles of growth and collapse, with inconsistent leadership and shifting policies. Economists are media celebrities, reflecting the public’s deep concern.

People are increasingly surprised to hear that Nicaragua is one of our top retirement destinations. Instinctively, when some people think of retiring in Nicaragua, it conjures up memories the decades ...

U.S. citizens may enter Nicaragua without a visa and remain in the country as a tourist for a maximum of 90 days per trip, but must purchase a tourist card upon arrival (US$10). For a stay longer than ...

There are many compelling reasons for living in Nicaragua. Some say that Central America is an undiscovered paradise. They liken visiting there to visiting Europe, only cheaper. While we do see stark ...