Early, Cheap Retirement in Lima Peru
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Early, Cheap Retirement in Lima Peru is about how (much to my surprise) Lima is a beautiful city to retire in! Everything there is so inexpensive for Americans and it's covienently in the same time-zone as the USA! If you want a beautiful city, directly on the ocean with an abundance of things to do, then you should seriously consider Lima as one of your top choices to retire to!
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Chilean family here. We were living in Miami and now living in Lima during 6 months. We and planing to be here for the rest of our life. So cheap, so friendly people and food is amazing . We can find here everything as in USA
Haha.. so excellent! I know right? I really love how convenient everything there is, how friendly everyone is and especially how great the food is! My gosh, my friend and I were going out to different restaurants 3 to 4 nights a week and loving every minute of it!!
Much better quality food
It is quite possible with much less money put away than required for US retirement to find *Early, Cheap Retirement in Lima Peru!* I was honestly amazed at how extremely nice this city was after I had spent enough time there to thoroughly explore the many different neighborhoods of this lovely city! There are so many hidden gems in this city that you'll need to allow yourself at least a month to really get a feel for what it's truly like. I absolutely LOVE Lima and the food there is second to none! Lima is ranked #1 for cuisine in all of South America and #3 in all the world! At the very least, take the time to visit.. you'll be glad you did!
I am thinking of retiring in Peru, Lima or some other nice city in the North of Peru, I saw Peruvians really respect and care for the elderly.
I think that’s an excellent idea. I’m in Peru about 1/2 of the year and love it. The other 1/2 I’m usually traveling in other countries 🙏😎🌴
@@TheTravelInsider This is that I want to do also. Maybe we can coincide there and tell me about good tips there :)
Hi I am from Ecuador. My country 🇪🇨 is so beautiful, and Peru is beautiful too. I have visited Lima several times and thinking to move there because of business and safety reason. Food is so good, I love peruvian style ceviche anticuchos and pica-rones and chicha color morada
Yes I have a close friend in Ecuador and have visited many times! Both countries have their beauty but as you said, the food in Peru is second to none. Peru is currently ranked #3 in the entire world for cuisine! I found so many delicious things to eat in Peru and I am amazed at how good it is!
Lima is the city that i love from Vietnam
Me also!❤
I’m from the Philippines 🇵🇭 but Living here at United States 🇺🇸. But I love ❤️ Peru 🇵🇪. I’m gonna retire there someday. And Lima Peru 🇵🇪 is has the best food 🥘
Lima definitely has the most wonderful food in all of Central or South America. I believe Peru is ranked 3rd in all of the world for cuisine! And I just recently heard that the #1 restaurant in the world this year is in Lima! Amazing...
We, my husband and I, could back to be middle class living in Lima. Living in California was so expensive for us.
Lima's coast is the southern California of Latin America with a touch of Spanish kingdom architecture.
Completely agree! Such a beautiful place, especially along the beach, but also in other neighborhoods like Barranco, and the Bosque el Olivar. (olive tree park) Love those areas also! So beautiful!
You are living an illusion. I lived in Peru 10 years. There are many disadvantages to retiring there. I had the rentista visa, married a Peruana and have a DNI that doesn't expire (no caduca). There are a few nice districts in Lima, but overall it is disorganized and can be a cesspool in many zones. In many cities (including Lima) there are constant power outages and water rationing. I could go on and on.
I didn't have the same experience you did. Sorry to hear of your difficulties..
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@@TheTravelInsider no problem. I gave you my perspective. As a tourist (which you are) it is easy to see with rose colored glasses.
Lima has abundance of water supply. Big lakes high very up in the highlands. During the rainy season, The Andes is an sponge of water. Lima has several rivers going downward through the mountains. Electricity is produced in excess using several hydroelectric plants in the Andes too. So much electricity that there is a plan to connect Peru with Ecuador for selling them the overproduction of power supply. Lima has abundance of natural-gas going through pipeline from the Jungle. Cars and public buses uses NGV - natural gas vehicle - less contaminant than gasoline. Houses has connection to natural-gas, paying half the price than LPG. Water-treatment plants from sewage waters. Those waters are used for watering public parks and public gardens. Lima has a collection of very beautiful Parks and lately Parques Zonales what are huge parks at the outskirts. Last but not least, Lima has a natural cooling system. A breeze of fresh cold air runs from the vast and cold Pacific Ocean into our houses.
I was visiting family for the first time 2 months ago and was floored how nice it is in Lima. The people and food was amazing. I’m seriously going to retire there in a few years. Also my wife is Peruvian so I have the upper edge! Great video sir!
Excellent choice to retire in Lima! I love it!! ❤️
My wife and I are planning a trip to Peru next year in November and plan to stay a couple of months.
You will love it, it's close to the beginning of sumer in Lima, summers are very nice, you will always have a nice fresh breeze, and low humdity. Christmas it is also very nice there, go and tour all the churches and you will see what I mean. I am peruvian and planning go back for my retirement.
Thank you for the advice. My wife has extreme allergies to grass so we are thinking of staying along the coast. And I can't do altitudes so again along the coast. But my real question is were is fruit and vegetables grown as we enjoy seeing these kind of things.
@@thecountrybunkins8896 Fruits and vegetables grows everywhere in the country. There is no an specific place. Pineapples from the jungle, Cacao in the northern amazon, Bananas in the northern coast, apples in Calango, watermelon in the "norte chico", blueberries across the coast, sparragus in the coast, avocados all over the country , etc. Peru has the biggest wholesale fruit market in the World . So cheap , so fresh and so tasty -> El mercado de frutas más grande del mundo - Perú 🇵🇪 video made by Joe Hattab
There are many things to do in Lima for entertainment and if you want to be away from the noisy districts of Lima of course La Molina is the best chose.
I completely agree.. what a fantastic city Lima is! ❤️
Love the Peru review and your positive attitude towards the Peruvian way of life ☀️
ThNk you very much! 🎉❤
The best restaurant worldwide 2023 is in Barranco neighborhood in Lima, Peru: Central.
Wow.. what an honor! My friend in Lima told me today that he knows someone who works there and said the waiting list was like a year long. Unbelievable.. haha. Eating at a place like that must be the experience of a lifetime! 🙂
That's right
Nice video. I was born in Lima and it was a pleasure to see you describing Lima as it is. For your next trip could eventually try visiting the family oriented middle-class districts in Lima as Magdalena , Jesus María, San Miguel, Pueblo Libre and Lince. Also Callao Port + La Punta + list of beach towns as Punta Hermosa, Asia, Cerro Azul , San Bartolo just to name some of them
Wow, you are a wealth of destinations! jajaja… And thank you very much for your compliments about my video. I think it would take quite a bit of time to visit all those different locations you mentioned, but when I go back I will certainly start working on the list!
I absolutely agree with you. Moved two years ago and never regretted. And yes, renting in La Molina is much cheaper than over touristy Miraflores 👍
Yes it is.. I really liked it in La Molina! ❤
THANK YOU, your video from Lima - Perú is amazing, love the architectur and the nice people♥.
Awww, thank you so much. Yes, the architecture and people are both beautiful there! I love Lima!
the weather is considered semi tropical, it is not as hot as the Caribbean, it never rains in Lima, I never owned an umbrella until I moved to the US. La molina is a fantastic, safe neighborhood. Good luck! greetings from PA
Hey Alan, agreed! The weather in lima was fantastic when I was there!
wow, I might check Peru out. I was guilty of thinking it was hot and humid since it was on the ocean. thanks for sharing. I just found your channel
I believe you should! I love Lima! In the video I really didn’t talk about it enough but in addition to wonderful weather, the food was absolutely amazing! Lima is ranked the #1 country for food in all of South America and #3 in the world! The food there was DELICIOUS!! I really can’t give it a higher recommendation ❤
It should be hot and humid but they have a cold current (the Humboldt) which goes by the whole country and along the Ecuador coast too. That cold current keeps the climate in Lima moderate.
Is hot and humid but not compared to Florida. The humidity is during winter, I had things in my closet and since we had no A/C in our place, the clothing had mold. We have to open the closet and cabinets doors at night to control the mold. But other than that, is beautiful
@@TheTravelInsider I am surprised. My wife is from Lima. She used to live in the San Borja neighbourhood and she always told me that the weather was super humid in Lima
Lima is not that hot. During the summer is mid to high 80s. The problem is the humidity, is about 80% Winter is dreary, at times you won't see the sun for over a week. And because of the humidity, your bed would feel damp. Food second to none. fruits are so cheap is almost free. To avoid the humidity you will need to live at least 15-20 miles inland which kinda defeats the purpose of being in Lima.
You look super happy !
We are doing something similar, traveling for a few years between Mexico and Argentina. We think in Peru we may like Arequipa. We are cold weather lovers. We are currently living in Nicaragua, and moving to Guatemala in February. We do plan to get to South America and have about 6-8 cities we want to visit, including Arequipa. Who knows, maybe we will visit Lima too.
Great video !
I will retire in Lima as well. I'm from Canada. I love love Miraflores ❤❤❤. That's life.
Have you also been to Baranco? Such a cool place! I’m currently living in La Molina 🙏❤️ I also love the food here!! ❤️
@@TheTravelInsider I love Barranco, too. I visited Cusco. It was amazing. Tons of tourists. Very nice place.
Really nice informative vid. I live in the US but was born in Lima, and visited earlier this year. I was blown away at the quality and variety of food at every single cafe/restaurant I was in. The service was outstanding. Another point to keep in mind is that unlike here in the states you are expected to tip 15%, this isn't the case in Peru. Yes you tip more on the order of 5% unless you are in a really upscale place.
Yes I noticed that about the tipping also. I was pleasantly surprised! And agreed about the food. Delicious food in Lima!! Love it!!
You are showcasing San Isidro, Miraflores, Barranco and La Molina. Those have been upscale areas for a long time. 40 years ago they were not as congested as they are today. For foodies, Lima is the best location in the world
Agreed, the food is the most delicious in all of South America!
Yes, indeed. We foreigners will only choose to stay in the most touristy places in any city in the world for safety reasons. Only people looking for trouble would venture to live in the slums and high-crime areas of Los Angeles, New York, or Lima.
Just found your channel and subscribed (#780). Lima looks beautiful, and it has now moved way up on our list of places to visit. Thanks for the great video, and cheers from Vancouver :)
Hey thank you so much! Love the name of your channel! I'll check it out and Ii appreciate the positive words, thank you!
Beautiful city and I’d like to visit someday. So clean looking and well manicured. Great job speaking about it 🌅🌴
Thank Yoh.. :)
Lima upper scale districts are very nice and clean, but the towns just outside of them are rough, some resemble overcrowded India neighborhoods with their moto-taxis.
I live very close to where you took that picture of La Molina in the Mayorazgo urbanization althought its not part of la molina is right next to it.
So excellent! I love that area!
It's one thing to visit in summer, another in winter. Winter in Lima means 6 months of grey skies.Without heating (which most homes don't have) you'll freeze. Laundry takes forever to dry because of the humidity. I lived there for 2 years and I like Lima very much - just not in the winter.
I guess you would know better than I as you lived there much longer than I have, but for me it's great!
Only 50% true. in the Andes of Lima is Chosica or Cieneguilla or Santa Rosa de Quives, or Lunahuana or Calango or any other low-altitude town at about 600 to 1,000 meter over the sea level. They are sunny all year long. Lima is not like London where winter is very cold and sad. In Lima we can enjoy sunny days during winter time just going 30 minutes straight to the East ( Andes )
@@mariogutierrezc Excellent!!
@@TheTravelInsider Lunahuana takes about 2 hours by car and we can eat delicious food and enjoy rafting in Cañete River ( Rio Cañete )
Wow, that sounds like big fun! And I have no doubt you ate delicious food. I LOVE the food in Peru!@@mariogutierrezc
I was surprised the variety and tasteful fresh fruits you can find in Lima. In the USA is hard to find good fruit. Also, if you are a believer Lima is a catholic megacity where you can literally find a church everywhere. Churches are beautiful and well maintained.
Yes that is a wide variety of fresh fruits and many other things available in lots of different markets everywhere around the city!! I loved it!
I agree it surprised me also absolutely beautiful
Right? ❤️
Nice video. I was born, raised and live in Lima and all you said is quite true. But.....about the weather, perhaps when you said it was dry you meant it does not rain, but it is certainly quite humid if you talk about relative humidity (70% in summer and 90% and foggy in winter). In La Molina, where you live is better but in Miraflores and other coastal neighbourhoods you don't see the sun from June to September since it is cloudy, and with a soft mist instead of rain that will make you feel lile beeing in the low fifties (°F) even if you are at the low 60°s. But remeber, you are in Lima, Perú and here the imposible becomes true... And you just have to go a bit up into the foothills of the Andes, at a one hour ride, to Cieneguilla or Chaclacayo, and you will need tons of sunblock, an be at a perfectly dry and warm weather arround 75°F
I have been to Chaclacayo several times as my friend grew up there! Beautiful weather there!! Loved it!!
Thank you for sharing your great experience in Lima. I pay 2100 for a 2 bedroom in Florida, I know where I am going next now.:)
Yes, excellent choice! It’s so nice ❤
I've been looking at Panama and Ecuador but I've been disillusioned by the attitude of many of the expats I've contacted. Lima is looking good to me, but its hard to find information.
What type of information are you looking for? If I can help you I’ll be happy to.
Baranco is the best of Lima. A century ago it was the playground of the rich. Great food.
Yes I completely agree! What a fun and beautiful neighborhood! And the food is pretty tasty in multiple destinations I found in Baranco and outside Baranco! Peru has fantastic food..🙏❤️
I love your video and dream of retiring there.
Excellent choice! Congratulations! ❤
Tha ls for the info. Glenn from Australia
My pleasure 😎🌴🙏
Magdalena del Mar in Lima could be a good place for retiring. The surrounding neighbourhoods, too. "Turista tu vista" is a good video creator about Lima
Excellent thank you 🙏
I grew up in Magdalena del Mar by the Lima Cricket and we are planning to retire there!
You the Man 🫵 😎 Hopefully I be n Lima 🇵🇪 next year 2025... Great vid & Vibe
thankz for sharing God Blessings ☝️ cheerz from Auckland New Zealand 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Best of luck and thank you very much for your kind words! ❤
Wow! That looks like a great place to visit/live. Great vid by the way.
Yes, it is pretty great. I like Lima very much! And thank you so much for the compliment about the video. 🙏😊
You know you have the best decision in love my country I want to do this in 3 more years
Thank you so much!
Thanks, excellent video. Lima is definitely on my watch list.
Beautiful video! Interesting information! Thanks for sharing 🙏
It was a pleasure. I love Lima!
Lovely video. Thanks. are you heading to Ecuador ? Love your presentations, positive infomation. Informative. I'm moving to Ecuador. Hope you go there.
Ive actually been to Ecuador a few times as I have a close friend who lives there. Pretty soon I will post a video about Ecuador!
Thank you for your information. Very interesting.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice vidéo, beautiful Lima
Tankyou
Thank you also! 🙏
To me and im glad this guy found out late, the US is no more the promised land !!!! dont care whoever says otherwise, you can find a decent , affordable and good living anywhere in Peru, not just in the capital !!!!
This is so so true. I’ve been all over Peru at this point and you are correct. There is affordable housing everywhere! 🙏❤️
@@TheTravelInsider My folks inmigrated to the US when i was a kid but im close to retirement now and have in mind going back to the motherland to live there. living in Peru beats anything the US could offer and would like to move to tacna or arequipa, get me a small house or apartment and relax in my senior years !!!!
I found your video by surfing TH-cam and I'm glad I did. Barranco looks beautiful. As for your eye surgery did you have any insurance to cover it? Do gringos qualify for national healthcare?
I was living in Asia for a good while and let my US insurance lapse. So I actually paid out of pocket for my surgeries. In the US the same surgery is over $8500 for each eye where I live while in the US. In Peru is was just $2500 for each eye with an excellent surgeon. I would refer all my friends to my surgeon without hesitation ❤
Private health insurance coverage costs 200 dollars a month, and it covers 90%of any treatment or surgery my laser prostate surgery cost 10,000 dls l only paid 1000 dls, much cheaper than here USA
@@joseloo5719 ...will you please let me know the name of your health insurance? Thank you!
What kind of job would you do from Peru? So you can support yourself? Or is it only good once you retire?
Thanks for the video. I'm strongly considering Lima as my retirement place but i want to squat in several areas before getting a fixed address.
Are you on a retirement visa or doing 6 month trips?
I read you can only stay 6 months. But must stay over 6 months per year to hold a retirement visa
Currently doing 6 mo runs, then 6 months in S/E Asia
I agree la molina, specially las lagunas de la molina is a beautiful part of town to live, and if you know where to look, it can be surprisingly affordable… pf course do not aim straight for the mansion or you will be disapoonted
Yes, I completely agree 😊
Hey, Michael. Great video, thanks. I work as a contract writer for the Federal Government. Are any American companies like Boeing, SAIC, Ratheon and others represented there? I'd like to move to that place and telework full time. Anyway, thanks again.
I honestly have no idea about American companies there. I run two of my own business from my computer and haven’t explored other options. But I will tell you I love it in Lima! Excellent choice..🙏🥳
Miguel
Me has convencido - ahora vuelvo a Asia, ¿pero nos veremos en enero en Lima? Saludos in abrazo, Russell.
Mi hermano..¿Hacia dónde te diriges en Asia, amigo mío? ¡Quizás te vea en Asia antes de que me veas en Lima!
Y un fuerte abrazo para ti tambien
@@TheTravelInsider voy a indonesia con mi mujer, mi hijo y durante 3 semanas mid suegros. Vamos a Java->Bali->Lombok.
Bueno, eso ciertamente suena emocionante! Cuándo viajará de regreso a Indonesia, señor? Me encantaría unirme a ti, pero depende en gran medida de cuándo vayas 🙏😎🌴
Saldremos este fin de semana y estaremos allí hasta el dia 21.07.
You only spend $150 dollars a month on food. Do you eat out every day ? Are you cooking a lot in your apartment.
I usually always eat breakfast and lunch at home, and maybe eat dinner out 3-4 nights per wk
Excellent video Thank you.
Ahh, thank you so much!
Thanks Mr have a wonderful day!
i'm so happy for you - i hope that you get a second citizenship while you're there...
I have a friend of 25 years in Lima with whom I’m setting up a Peruvian business. This means I’ll be issued a resident alien card which leads to citizenship after a period of time. And thanks so much! 🙏❤️
Looks like we are being robbed in US...😂😂
You've got that right.. jaja.. but it's all relative as most people in the US make much more money than the average Peruvian so it evens out. I am blessed to have American income and live in Peru part of the year 🙂
Great video. By the way, do you know if they have public tennis courts there, or private club. I wonder if it’s easy to play tennis or pickle all there. Thanks
I know tennis is no issue, but not sure about pickleball unless it’s played on a tennis court. jajaja
Pickeball Peru , they are promoting this sport here
Wow.. so great. My brother is a big pickleball player! He plays several times per week and loves it! @@mariogutierrezc
Thanks. Good to know.
what airline did you fly that treated you that way? I never noticed the age-based boarding you talk about on LATAM, Avianca, Wingo or Copa Airlines. Was it Sky Airlines or JetSmart?
Yes it was Sky airlines... Loved it!
@@TheTravelInsider that makes sense. After I asked my quesrion I flew on JetSmart. Worst airline customer service I ever experienced. As there are only 3 airlines at Arequipa it is good to know there is a better low cost alternative to JetSmart for my next flight
Hi i love this video Im recently retired from the military and I thinking leaving the US in a few weeks. I debating taking this new and apartment in WA or get on a plane. This video has me looking at flights
Can you help?
Trust me, get on the plane! It's so much cheaper in other countries!!
Hi Micheal, Are you on a tourist or retirement visa in Peru? ( rentista visa ) Can you see yourself retiring in Peru for good? I assume your in your mid 60's
Hi, I was there on a tourist visa but am applying for a temporary residency visa based on a business I have there with another person. I love Peru! Such a wonderful country and the food is Delicious there. So much tastier than many other countries I've encountered! When are you going and what is your age. And yes, I'm 63
Nice informative video. And, you look great for over 60. Do you have any info on Cusco?
Thank you so much Shea, and thanks for viewing! I'll be posting more videos from South America soon 🙂
Great video thanks 🤠👍
Hello, thanks for the good video, very informative. How did you find your $300 per month apartment? Did you use a service such as Airbnb?
Thanks again.
Yes sir, I found it on Airbnb. When I go to a new area I usually stay in a hotel for 3-4 days while I hunt for a longer term rental. This way it gives me a chance to check out different neighborhoods with boots on the ground so to speak and also talk with some of the owners. What I have found is that some owners would rather you pay them directly to avoid Airbnb fees etc.
For my 3-4 nights in hotels I was involved directly in the wholesale travel industry for most of my adult life and have access to wholesale rates for those stays! Just let me know if you'd like more information on the wholesale stays.
And thank you for the compliment on my video! It was a labor of love.. :)
Very nice video of my hometown,I have been living in Miami for the last 23 years out of a total of 40 years in the USA ,I'm about to retire now ,I was thinking in moving to Mexico or Spain when retiring but after watching your video I see Lima under a different perspective now .Thank you
Hello, hope all is well. I'd like to take you up on your offer of information on wholesale stays if that's still possible. It would be much appreciated. Thanks.@@TheTravelInsider
in the andes, like chachapoyas, cajamarca , arequipa or cusco or part of the forest like san martin its much peaceful than Lima that is a huge city.
Agreed..
I am Proud to be Peruvian . I miss my country and aim to retire in Lima Peru been away from home far too long.
Are there any decent rock bars in Lima?
I don’t mean Hard Rock Cafe type of rock = pop music. I mean classic rock like DC, Zeppelin, Sabbath, etc?
I’m sorry to say, I have no clue as I really don’t tend to go out a lot at night
@@TheTravelInsider Yeah, I’m not a massive drinker or clubber myself either, but I always enjoy a drink or 2 in a local rock bar whenever I visit a new city in the world.
Thanks for replying though
I’d say Sargento Pimienta in Barranco
Great video! Any visa issues?
Thank you so much and no, I had no issues with my visa!
@@TheTravelInsider Great. Would be very curious about any info on Bolivia as well, as that is a potential retirement spot for me. Thanks again
@@humbertsmith8864 Hello, please check out these videos if you have interest in Bolivia! I also loved Bolivia! It really surprised me how nice it was in San Miguel where I was living! First one is about the Old city and business area.
th-cam.com/video/kP7pF442nuQ/w-d-xo.html
an this one for cost breakdowns:
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@@humbertsmith8864 If you wish to stay up to date with my postings be sure to subscribe to the channel if you haven't already!
Nice video! But how's the economy doing? Does the devaluation of the dollar has an effect?
Happy that you liked the video! When I was there the ratio of US dollars to Peruvian Soles was about 1:4. Now my friend tells me it’s more like 1 US Dollar equals 3.5 Peruvian Soles. That is an advantage to the Peruvian as the US citizens aren’t getting as much value out of the dollar as they were six months ago. That being said, the dollar still goes a very long way in a country like Peru! I love it there!
@@TheTravelInsider That's good to know! Last time I was there the mighty dollar was almost 4 soles, now it's 3.50, we have to tighten our budget a little bit when we get there, but it's still worth the trip!
Agreed..😊
Some people would give you the cluck-cluck for not knowing exactly what your expenses are: 'What, no budget?' they would say. But to me it underscores your basic message that your places are inexpensive enough that you do not have to know what your expenses are right down to the penny. I find 'down to the penny' budgeting tedious and boring................
Agreed sir.. I just knew I was under $800 for the month. I honestly didn't watch every penny.. jaja
I only knew that life was good and inexpensive and the food was delicious!
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Hi, what is the best way to search for a somewhat prolonged stay? Where can one find some rental apartments for say a couple of months? Thanks 😊
I mainly used Airbnb at first, then once I’d been there for a week I spoke with owners personally and then of working something out with one of them. That’s what I generally do.
Which phone service do you have? Movistar? Claro?
Moviestar for me.. How about you?
May I ask what online business that you're into that allows you to work remotely?
Yes, I'm a wholesaler for thousands of brand name hotels and luxury resorts worldwide with pricing far less than the normal reservation channels like Expedia, Priceline etc. If you would like to check out my webinar you can find out all about it at bit.ly/belowwholesaletravel
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Thank you!
Can we get a video of your apartment? Im looking to retire abroad.
Starbucks junk when you can drink better coffee in any other place in Lima ha ha
Careful with gentrificacion, properties are going to get more expensive for locals.
Why do you think that?
@@TheTravelInsider Isn’t that obvious, happens in mexico & other countries.
What do you do for living??
I have a real estate listing company and also a wholesale travel company both of which I can manage from my laptop from anywhere in the world. Life is good.. :)
@@TheTravelInsider I need help. Are you a mentor?? I would like to have a similar life style. I was born in Peru and currently living in USA.
Is it safe?
Like all very big cities, there are certain sections that you should not be in after dark. This city has 10 million people. It is a very large city. Most of the areas I’ve been in are completely safe. But there are a couple of neighborhoods that a friend of mine here told me not to go in after dark. So no different than any other big city.
He said, " Colonial type stuff"...so cultured🙄
Yes in the historic area for sure ❤
You had me until you said "low humidity". Lima is extremely humid, on average is 80%
Yip you were mistaken...Great city..Execpt for the winter weather...Lived there for 6 years....going back in about a week
Well, you may be correct as I wasn't there in their winter. I spent most of the entire summer there and LOVED it! I am planning on heading back as soon as I get a few things sorted myself!
@@TheTravelInsider I am curious how you like Peru compared to Asia? It seems there's a huge movement of men moving to the Philippines..
@@liveourbest2067 Its interesting that you say Asia as I usually spend about 1/2 my year in Thailand, Philippines, Bali, and Vietnam. I love all those countries. I would say Asia is a better place for a single man seeking a female either short term or long term. However if you spend time in Lima you can also meet a nice woman but it's more traditional. In Asia, it's very easy especially in the Philippines and Thailand. Many woman there seek western men.
On average the standard of living I would have to say it probably better in Peru. Outside the cities in the Philippines people live in bamboo houses with grass thatched roofs (not kidding). Not everyone, but a huge amount for sure. The humidity is also much higher in Asia so if you like more temperate weather, I would say Peru. It kind of all depends on what you're looking for. If you'l like whenI return to Lima we could meet for a cup of coffee and talk extensively about it. Let me know..🙂
Where are my suticases i want to go to Peru!!!!!!
You’ll love it! ❤️🙏
Not easily to get retirement visa
I didn’t try to get one in Peru, but I did have one in Thailand for six years, and it was a very simple process to get it
@@TheTravelInsider I guess to retire in Thailand Financial requirements$ 22,000 deposit in the bank plus more than $1800 income per month not cheap to get retirement Visa. Colombia $1000 per month at least Financial requirements per month you have to renew it for 5 years every year they change the policy if you are rich you can retire everywhere
@@TheTravelInsider I checked retirement visa in peru is $1000 dollars per month income. No criminal record. Proof of income like social security, pension. You can't work under retirement Visa. Medical check to. The documents has to be apostitile very important. Do you have ideas about arequipa peru?? To retire??
also you DO NOT LOOK OVER 60. you're hot
jajaja.. thank you 🙏❤️ So you’re into the metaphysical rhelm.. very cool. I like that very much! 🙏😊
I looked at PH, but the noise and shaky infrastructure is a no-go for me. Their English is not as fabulous as the male expats say it is. Looked at Ecuador, but the uptick of cartel activity and political assassinations is nada. Peru has political instability, right?
There isn't any cartel activity that I witnessed in Peru. The political upheaval was earlier this year when the president was arrested and jailed for multiple charges of corruption from the attorney general. There were riots and protests that went on for weeks but everything is back to normal now. So now no political problems and everything is fine. I would help if you spoke some Spanish if you're planning on living there. Just sayin.. Whatever you do I wish you the best!
The political instability in Peru is not unstable. Sound weird but it is true. It means our daily life is not affected . Peru has been a very stable country the last decades. This has led a lot of people going from poor class to middle class. The hardworker middless class is the heart of any country
@@carlosespinoza2453 Excellent! And I love the food!!
The Philippines was a bad choice for retirement. Cheap but not so good.
A lot of people prefer Thailand to the Philippines or Vietnam for that side of the world.
Are you single? I’m in hopes I see in my country
Yes I am currently single..
Ruined by his face on screen...
Thanks for the information
You are very welcome!! 😊🙏