Retiring Abroad

If you're retiring abroad first & Foremost contact Pryce Warner International and allow us to Review with you Your Financial Options & Strategies. When you leave Your Country of Residence, usually Your Country of Birth, there are Actions & Strategies that You can use which can have a Significant Positive Effect on Your Financial Health & Future Financial Security.

Here is some General Advice which we hope will assist you :

  1. Network as much as possible, either by Internet or letters with those ex-pats that have already resided for a time in the area where you will be moving to. They will prove to be your most valuable source of information of do's and dont's, especially on what to bring and not bother buying and packing up to take to your new home.
  2. As with most endeavours, organisation and staying organised 75% of the game and will help keep you focused and might just save your sanity in this process of getting all ready for the move.
  3. Set your mind that this move is only temporary (even if it is for up to four years) not permanent and treat it like a big adventure, not a prison sentence. If you have the proper mindset then the transition will be that much easier to make. You just might have a wonderful surprise and find that you really love your new, temporary home and regret that you didn't move sooner!
  4. Don't wait until the last minute to get ready for this move. As soon as you make the commitment to make the move, start making the master list of things to be done and things to be purchased for the move.
  5. Don't take items of your present home with you that are of priceless value, but do take some personal items, such as personal photos of your family and a few favorite knickknacks that you have always liked to be part of your home.
  6. When time allows in between getting ready for this great adventure read as much as possible about the culture and the people of the place you are moving to.

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