Hi Iam, Thanks for holding the fort down while I have been finding my way here, Glad you made it too! Don't forget to watch the final day of filming (for us Producers Only), Friday 2/14. It has been a hoot.
Learned a lot about the movie making business. Chat with other producers as they are filming live.
Hope to see you there or here in the Gulch.
Bill

Thanks. I'm only casually interested as I am pretty well hunkered in. We are nearing Liberty's last stand with nowhere to run. Beware the wrath of a cornered animal. Liberty can't be kept on the run for long. Why should good run from evil anyways?

The concerns are with the operators/promoters not being honest. I do not believe that they will succeed. They have already refused to refund money to people who have requested it.

You can research Chile through Dr. Cobin's blogs; http://allaboutchile.com/escapeamericano....
He also does a weekly radio show at: http://overseasradio.com/red-hot-chile-r....

I've done a little reading on Galt's Gulch Chile, looks like a decent place. What, in your opinion, is there to be wary of? I know it took me over twenty minutes to read though the process of getting a firearm registered in Chile. A little bit more paperwork than I care for.

I will check the market for Malaysian wives. Might have a little trouble about that with mine. Lol!

Interesting approach, though. Might be a long commute to Bay Front.

Can you maintain SGP PR status living in Malaysia? Or do you not bother?

I will research. Thanks.

Yes, so here's what you do. You buy a house in Johor Baru across the strait in Malaysia. Lower costs. This is what a lot of Chinese do. Have Malaysian wife.

I have investigated several jobs there. I have a lot of respect for Singapore. It's a little pricey for retirement, yes?

I am surprised. The impression I have of Argentina is that of a kleptocracy headed toward a police state. I would think any "rights" or property are on shaky ground. What makes you feel better about it?

Feel free to contact me (FrankS@VergelLibertad.com). We moved to Santiago over a year ago. It's an amazing city - and country.

I am in a latin american country. I enjoy a much lower cost of living than the US. There is more work to get a permit to work where I live, but since my business is in the states-I do not have to pay taxes or meet regulatory rules. I also enjoy more time, due to the low cost of living. Now I can focus on my writing and keep Hank Rangar occupied and getting justice in the US. :)
Start with International Living and then search for ex-pat blogs in areas you may like to live in.

I moved to Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico in 2000, but after realizing that foreigners have very few rights in Mexico and I was tired of "standing out" because of my skin color (even with a suntan I was still (obviously) a gringo), I decided (in 2006) to move to Argentina, where the only "right" I don't have as a non-citizen is to vote in presidential elections. As a legal, permanent resident I have the same rights as citizens.

I am very happy where I am and have no desire to return to the USA.

I launched this blog today:

http://goinggaltinargentina.blogspot.com...