Time to go all in on my favorite country to live in Ever

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I lived in Chile for 2 years with my Dad

we lived in Santiago, La Serena, Arica and Vina del Mar

It is a country I would happily call home all year round

and I am going to break down why here for you

Chile is tax free on world wide income

(For 2 years)

Making it a great spot for someone with an online business

Internet speeds are very good

One of my favorite things about Chile is you have 3 different styles throughout the year

Chile is a long strip

Meaning you get all kinds of foods, weather and culture all in the same country

The North

The North of Chile is desert and sandy white beaches with hot weather

Great for those that enjoy that kind of thing

The Center

For those that like to be closer to the capital

The center offers great locations like vina del mar (often voted the best quality of life in south America)

The center has mild climates, summer and winter months

The South

For those that like to hide out in the mountains in a cabin and enjoy lakes and greenery

The South of Chile has you covered

Here below is the beautiful Puerto Montt in the south of Chile

The People

In my 2 years in Chile I found the people to be very friendly and welcoming to foreigners

A lot less agression in the streets than say the UK

Peaceful place

Food -

Food in Chile is great, especially the product

Because of the long country with different climates you get all kinds of fruit and vegetables

REAL fruit and vegetables, no GMO shxt that lasts 5 years

Plus great salmon and fish

Also good steak (next to Argentina)

Cost of living is high for South America

But still cheap compared to the west

Things like Meat, Vegetables and fish are very cheap as is rent

Random things can be expensive

Crime -

I found my time in Chile as very safe

I remember on the news a fight broke out in the streets between 2 street sellers and they showed it for days

That would be a normal 8am in London

Very safe and very tranquil

People are more chill

Neighbouring Countries -

One thing I like about Chile is you have Peru, Bolivia and Argentina all close by if you need to do a visa run

or you want a change of scenary

Chile is definitely a place I will buy a beach house in someday