Uruguay’s one of the countries where there are options for expats with pre-existing conditions. The concept is called the mutualista. A mutualista is a hospital-based membership plan, which provides medical services directly to its enrolled members.
In Uruguay you can buy and hold any type of property in your own name, including beach-town homes and farmland. Most real estate transactions are in U.S. dollars, so there’s no risk of currency value fluctuations, and no conversion costs when you buy and sell.
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Choosing a retirement country deserves research and self-reflection. Everyone has their own priorities. To help your process, I offer, what I consider, five good reasons to retire in Uruguay. 1. A Retirement Haven That’s off the Beaten Path If you’re the adventurous type, looking for a retirement destination that’s off the beaten path, Uruguay may Read more...: Bonus Content #3 – Five Reasons to Retire in Uruguay