In retrospect, would you move again to Chile?

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP22 April 2016 05:14:51

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Hi all,

If you had to look back on your 暗网禁区 experience in Chile, would you heartily say "let聮s do it again"?

From the preparation stage to your actual everyday life in your new country, what did you enjoy the most?

Would you do certain things differently? Could you tell us why?

How would you describe the benefits of your 暗网禁区riation in Chile so far?

Thank you in advance for sharing your experience. We look forward to hearing from you!

Christine

ecolodger Member

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ecolodgerMember25 April 2016 16:26:21

Here we have the "Theory of relativity":

IF you get hired聽 by a multinational, and your salary is payed聽 not in Pesos,
IF you have health insurance, home and child assistance...then of course! you'll have a wonderful stay.

If you don't...well....think twice....3X...4X...because you really need to weight the PROS and agains'ts

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP26 April 2016 11:43:48

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Hi ecolodger > thank you for this advice

LoriDor Active member

Member since 28 November 2014

LoriDorActive member30 May 2016 12:32:32

I would absolutely do it again. It has been the greatest adventure of our lives! Sure we made mistakes, we realize in retrospect. Sure it was hard sometimes. Sure it still has it challenges but overall it has been fun and we have had lots of great experiences and met some interesting people and we are living the life we always dreamed of.

ekampel Active member

Member since 04 January 2014

ekampelActive member07 June 2016 15:39:54

It was a lot more challenging than we thought it would be, but we would do it again. Chile is a great place.

sandy060 Member

Member since 26 January 2017

sandy060Member31 January 2017 01:24:35

It's a very expensive country for being South America.
Is not easy to find a job if you don't have "pituto".
But the weather is fine while there's no piromaniacs burning the ceros in Valparaiso or the south of Chile.