Copperhead and The Southron do the Immigration Tango
Posted by southron on August 31st, 2006Definitive Immigration information as experienced this week and last week. This is a must read!
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The best lifestyle in the world for the price… This is the journal of The Southron, an American Emigrant from Florida who has spent the last decade living in the West Indies, former Yugoslavia and Costa Rica. He moved to Montevideo, Uruguay at the end of February 2006... |
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Definitive Immigration information as experienced this week and last week. This is a must read!
IL's Uruguay book went on sale today but will not be available for4 weeks.
Would it be tacky to note in passing that IL's Uruguay expert lves in Ecuador and the Real Estate experts live in Argentina?
Living in Uruguay is a story worth telling and I have decided to do that even more completely than on this blog.
I have started writing The Southron's Guide to Living in Uruguay. Health permitting, it will be finished and available electronically by the end of September. Since you have helped me create this phenomenon, I wanted you to participate in the book as well. What follows is my outline.
“If Uruguay is not particularly inexpensive nor exotic and is in fact like Iowa with a beach, what would draw an adventurer, a pensioner, or for that matter anyone, to live there??”
The short answer is damnyankees of course…
But seriously, this is not about my well founded biases against arrogant jerks from North America or Europe–rather, it is about those who probably just shouldn't come here because Uruguay won't work for them. My heaven could well turn out to be your hell!
These are the Seven Deadly Sins of moving to Uruguay…
The Southron has been investigating the discrepancy between documentation and practice regarding the acceptance of US Police Letters and has discovered the following.
The RULE HAS CHANGED! FBI letters are required instead of local Police letters!
BUT…
I am conflicted! I really have mixed feelings about this issue–which, for those who know me–will be a huge surprise. Tradtionally I have no opinion or a definite opinion…What do you Think?
Yesterday was one of the ugliest days I have experienced since moving here. It was foggy, rainy, windy and cold. Of course, that was the day appointed for the Copperhead and I to officially begin our residency application process. There are no appointments for this process. You just show up, take a number and wait.
This past week I started the treatment for the Staph infection in my leg that has dogged me for 6 years. I am being treated with a relatively new and highly succesful technique involving oxygen under pressure. I have been reading about it for a few years and have wanted to try it, but couldn't get it done in such technologically backwards places as Florida…
If I were to send you photos of the local walking down the street, you might think you were in Boston, Yorkshire, Hamburg, or many Antarctica.