Episodes
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Expat Files - 02/28/14
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Friday Feb 21, 2014
Expat Files - 02/21/14
Friday Feb 21, 2014
Friday Feb 21, 2014
Sunday Feb 16, 2014
The Expat Files - Colombia - 02/16/14
Sunday Feb 16, 2014
Sunday Feb 16, 2014
Friday Feb 14, 2014
The Expat Files - 02/14/14
Friday Feb 14, 2014
Friday Feb 14, 2014
-What every potential expat must know about the art and science of parking a car in Latin America:
-If you have a nice late model car or have any kind of items or packages in your car, parking lots and on-street parking can be unsafe. But of course we must all go shopping and occasionally drive here and there... sometimes loaded down with computers, boxes packages and other valuable stuff. So then, what parking options and precautionary measures should one take to secure and protect items left behind when leaving a car in a public lot or on the street?
-In Latin America private security guys armed with shotguns seem to be everywhere. Scary stuff, right? Well not quite. But its true that its quite unnerving for new expats when they see uniformed armed guards with shotguns riding along in Pepsi and water trucks.
-Did you know that if you have car insurance in Latin America and are unlucky enough to get into multiple accidents, your premiums will not go up. And surprisingly enough, companies will not drop or threaten to drop a client as long as the premiums are paid … no matter how stupidly one drives. I personally know some very, very bad drivers… and even they have not tested the patience, or limits, of their car insurance companies yet.
-Follow the link on the main page at www.ExpatWisdom.com to schedule a private consultation with me. If you want to discuss the details of living, working, playing, doing business and/or retiring in Latin America, now you and I can talk about your situation one on one.
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
The Expat Files - Parking Games - 02/09/14
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
-Part 2 of what to expect (and what you should do) if you’re pulled over by the cops or the transit police. Note that Latin cops are generally calm and non-confrontational. All in all, when dealing with Latin cops you’ll find it’s a totally different and usually a much more relaxed and friendly experience than what you might be used to when dealing with our more edgy and confrontational cops up north. But also note that all bets are off when dealing with Mexican cops!
Friday Feb 07, 2014
The Expat Files - 02/07/14
Friday Feb 07, 2014
Friday Feb 07, 2014
Sunday Feb 02, 2014
Expat Files - Facebook in Latin America - 02/02/14
Sunday Feb 02, 2014
Sunday Feb 02, 2014