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For years, my life in the United States felt like a constant battle. Anxiety and my panic disorder consumed my days, shaping the way I lived and the decisions I made. On the outside, I know I looked like someone just trying to navigate the hustle and bustle of life but inside was a different […]
Why I chose to Leave the US for Colombia: A Journey Towards Peace by Unc Jae Read More »
Getting out of the military after twenty years of service was the first time I felt truly lost. It’s a hard transition after spending your whole life taking care of your family and your soldiers. I was in a dark place and ended up moving back home to Texas to be around family and friends,
Black Veteran Living Abroad: Dominican Republic by SFC (R) Keith Pyron Read More »
How did I end up in Peru working with plant medicines? It is a question that I still ask myself because it seems like a course in life that I never came close to expecting. Going from a 100% Gung-Ho Marine in Afghanistan to living in Peru working with plant medicines is a big leap. It’s
Veterans Living Abroad: Peru by Luke Jensen Read More »
Living in San Miguel de Allende was an experience in vibrancy and relaxation for me. I attended Instituto Allende, a school of Art and Spanish on my GI Bill benefits in Mexico. Walking down a cobblestone street, seeing brightly colored houses with bougainvillea climbing upward, blooms of shocking pink overtaking the walls. Or brilliant murals with
Using My GI Bill in Mexico by Denise Gambs Read More »
You aren’t crazy for wanting to move abroad. I’ll lead with that and to let you know that millions of Americans live all over the world and I’d estimate half a million of them are veterans. If you feel out of place where you’re at, if you’re thirsting for adventure, seeking to escape the rat
Why I left America – And Why Other Veterans Are Leaving Too… Read More »
How much money do you need to retire in the United States? Most Americans and retirement experts feel the number is 1.5 million. If you’re counting on Social Security to give you a boost, I probably wouldn’t depend on it given our current deficit. But what if you were to live in a cheaper environment,
Planning Your Veteran Move Abroad: The Big 5 Financial Aspects Read More »
Why Germany is appealing to veterans. Germany is a fantastic choice for US military veterans eyeing a new chapter. It’s got a familiar vibe, thanks to U.S. bases that create a welcoming community atmosphere. The Army, Air Force, Marines and Special Operations all have a home in Germany. This means access to bases, PX’s, and
Veterans Living Abroad: Germany by Robert Cox Read More »
Veterans want the person we date to match our values. We prioritize respect and loyalty and that’s severely lacking in the American dating scene. The modern dating scene is a battlefield with no winners across the country. People are lonely, people aren’t having sex, and nobody knows how to fix it. More than half of
3 Reasons For Single Veterans To Move Abroad Read More »
Thailand is known as the “land of smiles” for good reason. The tropical beauty, gorgeous beaches, majestic temples, great food and fun nightlife has been a destination for veteran expats since Vietnam. The country is famous for its hospitality and balances it’s rich history and modernity in a way that respects the old and brings
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The reason veterans are ditching the United States are depressing: rising cost of living, political division, and a loss of military values in the civilian population. The reason why veterans are moving abroad however…are inspiring. Veterans abroad aren’t only surviving, they’re thriving. Veterans are leaving the U.S. and discovering a more peaceful, happier life at
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