Moving to Medellin? Here's What You Need To Know

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• ME

  @MedellinBuzz · 5 months ago · pinned

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• CO

  @courtenaymckee7491 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I was looking for my retirement spot when I came here. I knew after two days that I loved it. I’ve been here 8 and a half years now. 😎

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• DL

  @dlwilliamson5644 · 5 months ago

  I love this content. I am a healthy retired high school teacher with 2 dogs and a competitive cyclist looking to volunteer as a teacher where I am needed. I am locked here in the US for another 20 months. I first learned of your content from the volunteer group video. Thank you for your energy, honesty and work ethic.

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• FL

  @flyswatter45 · 5 months ago

  The best advice i have heard in relation to moving to a new country is to always maintain a level of respect and humility for the place you&apos;re moving to. There will be a language barrier and cultural challenges, particular for those coming from western who typically only know English and aren&apos;t calibrated to true adversity in the developing work.

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• GA

  @garykinard7553 · 5 months ago

  I started coming to Colombia for birding. But, now I stay 6 months every year. Medellin is a great place to kick back and relax..

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• MA

  @MarciaKIPP · 5 months ago

  Raise your &nbsp;hands to The Maker of the tree! ...😮 ❤ 😊

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• BU

  @busyrand · 3 months ago

  Holy Smokes... This video was jam-packed full of fascinating things that would hook me to Medellin... I&apos;ve been wanting to start bike riding for years...

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• KA

  @KarltonKemerait · 5 months ago

  For what it&apos;s worth, my wife and I have lived in Belen-Rosales for 4 years now ... we love it. It is a middle-class neighborhood, and so maybe more authentic culture, family and friends. Plenty of nice neighborhood bars to go have a drink or relax. It is less expensive here, in general, than in Poblado or Laureles. A very nice neighborhood if you are looking for an area that isn&apos;t touristy. Close to everything.

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• JA

  @jalphalife7340 · 5 months ago

  Awesome content per usual. Laureles is a great neighborhood for walking. Feels good to just walk back to the base no taxi

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• JA

  @jaliscoguanajuatotravelsan5679 · 5 months ago (edited)

  bachelor party guys and passport bros are not the type of guys i hang out with. &nbsp;You are spot on &nbsp; &nbsp; great example &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Saturday volunteering on Saturdays. i did that in Mexico. &nbsp;You have a good foundation. &nbsp;You’re a good man. &nbsp;and you tell it like it is. &nbsp;Not what many just want to hear bout need to here. &nbsp;You make things interesting. &nbsp; &nbsp; Straight talk. &nbsp; and you walk the walk. &nbsp; &nbsp;You live it. &nbsp;i just read some of your viewers comments. &nbsp; one from a man who knows you. &nbsp;he said good things. &nbsp; &nbsp;Envigado looks cool but so do many places you say.

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• ET

  @EtienneBraslSr · 5 months ago

  Buenas Andrew, great info. Envigado is a very nice and safe city. The Pablo Tobón Uribe is a fantastic hospital. I highly recommend it for those Expats that pay out-of-pocket for healthcare expenses. &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyaNS59UIxM&amp;t=1170">19:30</a> If you are a citizen of Estados Unidos, you may need to file an FBAR when you open a foreign bank account. So, do your research because the penalties are very high 🇨🇴

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• WI

  @wickman.r4662 · 3 months ago

  In year 2021 I was introduced to 2 young fit vetted girls who help me explore Colombia. I do Spanish lessons with BaseLang located in Laureles.

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