International Living Daily Postcards

International Living Daily Postcards

Our free daily e-letter brings inspirational stories from expats living their dream lives around the world direct to you.

Each day in the postcards we share on-the-ground insights from some of the most desirable–and affordable–retirement havens on earth… Panama, Italy, Thailand, Portugal, Costa Rica, Spain, Belize, Mexico, France, Malaysia, and beyond…

Also in the daily postcards, you’ll learn about overseas retirement benefits and opportunities, bargain real estate, and a wealth of travel and lifestyle options.

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A Dream Home and an Easy Life on Portugal’s Silver Coast

A Dream Home and an Easy Life on Portugal’s Silver Coast

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February 6, 2022

Susan, 60, and her husband, Tom Englehart, 71, have immersed themselves in the culture of Portugal’s Silver Coast for over three years now. But Susan and Tom are no strangers to expat life since Portugal is not where their expat story begins. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Susan worked in the healthcare industry before giving it up to pursue...

20 Traditional Dishes to Try in Chile

20 Traditional Dishes to Try in Chile

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November 22, 2021

Traditional Chilean dishes reflect the country’s many cultural influences, such as Indigenous Mapuche culture and European cuisines, with hints of Arabic culture mixed in. Typical dishes from Chile feature unique species of fish and clams. Many recipes use beans, pumpkin, and corn as staple ingredients. As well, traditional Chilean food tends to include...

My Move to France: Romance Versus Reality

My Move to France: Romance Versus Reality

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September 6, 2021

While it’s not a great idea to rent sight unseen, I’m grateful for the experience and what it taught me about the difference between my romantic notions of France and the realities of actually living here. Daily life abroad, like anywhere, has its challenges, but I came to France seeking something different. I found it and, quite honestly, I’ve never been happier.