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I'm a senior engineer and I moved to Latam (on my own, not for work). Unless you are prepared to give up a lot I don't see why anyone would consider this. What
by aeyes 3y ago
I'm a senior engineer and I moved to Latam (on my own, not for work). Unless you are prepared to give up a lot I don't see why anyone would consider this.
What's the incentive? Unless you are looking for an adventure there is no reason to give up your stable standard of living. Also take into consideration that all of Latam, even Mexico and Chile which are the most developed countries are much more dangerous. Education of your kids is worse. Pollution is worse. Political stability isn't guaranteed. Healthcare isn't the best.
I'm also not too sure about the cost of living argument. I'm originally from Europe where both rent and food are more affordable than here (talking about supermarkets, not restaurants where staff is underpaid).
- Apocryphon 3y agoWhat about Costa Rica, Argentina, Uruguay? Seems like a broad brush to paint an entire continent and a half.