Thread: Living and retirement in Medellin
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04-14-14 12:07 #37
Posts: 18Rent
After considering it more. Realized trying to save a little on rent is silly. Only for a few months I can afford it. So as 1000 to 1750 range is doable.
That puts the best areas in play I would guess. But if a woman lives in this area too. Doubt she would have much interest in a gringo.
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04-14-14 03:03 #36
Posts: 18Originally Posted by Manizales911 [View Original Post]
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04-13-14 17:10 #35
Posts: 2468Originally Posted by MNPeter [View Original Post]
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04-13-14 14:32 #34
Posts: 18Next winter in Medellin
My plans are to spend late October to March sometime in Medellin starting this Fall. I'm in my late 40s.
Never been there before but have been to Brazil before.
As a newbie what are the suggestions to doing this?
Spend 4 days at the Mansion or with Colombia Jake and don't start looking for an apartment until I get there? Or try to have a good idea before I arrive and move into an apartment right away.
I would like to keep rent around the $1000 a month area. Quality internet connection would be required.
Sharing an apartment with someone would be kind of nice too. As long as they agree to have someone clean it often as well. LOL.
I am really struggling with where to live. I am really working on my Spanish. Really want to find a novia in her 30s. That is the age I date here in the states. So with that in mind.
I welcome private messages with any pointers.
Thanks much
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03-06-14 18:29 #33
Posts: 323Bubble?
Interesting article. I didn't know anyone was paying attention.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...es-credit.html
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01-29-14 18:19 #32
Posts: 1013Originally Posted by Archimedes [View Original Post]
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01-28-14 22:26 #31
Posts: 22On a hunch I brought my Roku from USA to Colombia with me for use in my Medellin apartment. For those of you who don't know, Roku is an alternative to a cable box, which brings television content through a cable connection. Roku brings television content through an internet connection.
When I connected the Roku today, at first it would not connect with NetFlix. After an hour, however, the big red screen came on and everything was working. Which is an awesome way to get English-language television shows and movies in Colombia.
The Roku cost $100 in USA. A one-time purchase. And I pay something like $8 / month for Netflix.
Unfortunately, Pandora (music) doesn't work. It says,"not licenses for use outside USA." Does anyone know of other music channels available through Roku that work internationally, or at least in Colombia?
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12-21-13 06:08 #30
Posts: 1324Originally Posted by CaptainDorado [View Original Post]
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12-20-13 17:46 #29
Posts: 30Originally Posted by Questner [View Original Post]
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12-20-13 15:32 #28
Posts: 72Banks
Originally Posted by Questner [View Original Post]
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12-20-13 06:01 #27
Posts: 1324Originally Posted by Razor77 [View Original Post]
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12-19-13 16:22 #26
Posts: 30Originally Posted by Razor77 [View Original Post]
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12-19-13 04:09 #25
Posts: 72Seriosly?
Originally Posted by CaptainDorado [View Original Post]
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12-18-13 14:59 #24
Posts: 30Originally Posted by Zing23 [View Original Post]
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11-28-13 14:04 #23
Posts: 1013Re: Employment Opportunities
There are many expat programmers in Colombia. Who in their right mind would work for a Colombian company? They all work remotely for an American company at American salaries. Good luck, this is an ideal job for living in Colombia.