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Firearms laws in Colombia, bringing your firearms from the US when moving to Colombia

Netflix, Spotify, VPN, Email. And how to pay for them

I know the elections are being settled soon and I can't tell what kind of effect this might have on the country. I trust your no-nonsense commentary so wondering if this could be a video if any major change is expected. Will the COP soar and dollar be less valuable? Will it be safer/less safe? No effect at all if you live in certain places?

A Video on Expat owned or operated business in or around some of the major cities, such as Thermals De Peace out side of Medellin. maybe nice for some that may want a small taste of home while traveling.

I'd love to do a roadtrip of Colombia. A complete cirucit that would hit major cities and small pueblos. Something that would give me a good sense of the diversity and history of Colombia. What do you recommend?

a video like you did for other major cities like Cartagena, Bucaramanga, etc

I just discovered that El Salvador and Panama don't recognize gay marriage, so I had to take them off my list of possible retirement locations. Thankfully, Colombia recognizes gay marriage, but I thought it was a conservative country?

This is an interesting article about the new President and what he can do and can't do in the first 100 days.

I just discovered that if you're over 60 years of age and you want to graduate from a residence visa to citizenship, you don't have to take a language test if you're over 60 years old! I think Argentina is the only other country in the world that doesn't require a language test

Have you made a video about the Mercosur countries? If you get Colombian citizenship you can travel, work, reside in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, or Peru. AND if you are over 60 you can apply for Colombian citizenship without a Spanish language test!

1991 Constitution of Colombia. Currently I have an application in the Consejo de Estado that, when resolved (weeks, maybe months) will shock you and everyone wanting to come to Colombia or wants to remain in Colombia. I would love to discuss this topic with you, and I assure you that you will be fascinated.

Is there such thing as The Place to get together let’s say for July 4th in Bogota ? Great music and foods to hangout among expats . Let’s plan a dinner and drinks !

and while oversea get a health policy that will cover us both based on our visa status overseas. This would mostly be in either Europe or East Asia. I just received my Medicare and along with my Blue Cross Blue Shield I should be covered if I have to return to America. We both have health plans through our employers and we both opted to keep our plans, Therefore, since medicare along with average U.S. Insurance policies don't cover expats abroad. This appears to be a better option than adding Part B plan times 2 could run us $5 to $6k annually while at the same time a international premium policy would be far less expensive than it would cost to take on Part B. According to my basic research, we could get a premium health policy for a family with doctor, hospitalization, and medicine roughly between $500-$800 hundred s USD annually. That a huge saving aboard. What is you assessment of this strategy moving aboard

and while oversea get a health policy that will cover us both based on our visa status overseas. This would mostly be in either Europe or East Asia. I just received my Medicare and along with my Blue Cross Blue Shield I should be covered if I have to return to America. We both have health plans through our employers and we both opted to keep our plans, Therefore, since medicare along with average U.S. Insurance policies don't cover expats abroad. This appears to be a better option than adding Part B plan times 2 could run us $5 to $6k annually while at the same time a international premium policy would be far less expensive than it would cost to take on Part B. According to my basic research, we could get a premium health policy for a family with doctor, hospitalization, and medicine roughly between $500-$800 hundred s USD annually. That a huge saving aboard. What is you assessment of this strategy moving aboard