8 Best reasons to retire to Uruguay! Living in Uruguay!
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- 8 Best reasons to retire to Uruguay! Living in Uruguay! Uruguay in many ways resembles a European destination rather than a South American one. It's largely unknown among potential North American expats, and you won’t find many of them living here. But recently, in the past few years, more and more North Americans are beginning to take a closer look at Uruguay. Would Uruguay be your retirement destination?
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Me, an uruguayan living in Uruguay: I'll consider it.
I am from Uruguay and I want to retire to Europe 😂
Lol, imagine for me an uruguayan living 1 year ago abroad, youtube was a wtf
sameee jajajjajaj
Ramiro de Souza 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Okay, that is too funny!!!! And I'm in USA thinking,. I would have to learn a new language and money and etc
I am Uruguayan, this video has a lot of info that is not easy to put together, and it's accurate. There is a lot of work behind this 17' video.
Good job.
@ MrDanieluy. Thank you for noticing and I'm glad you liked it.
MrDanieluy good to know thanks
I am Uruguayan as well, I enjoyed the video until the mention of "scorpions". I've never seen a scorpion in Uruguay in my entire life. I'm not saying they don't exist, but they're not such a big deal to be mentioned in a video.
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@@MarcelaE thanks for your comment with regard "scorpions", better to focus on the meat sandwiches, and the ice cream :) .
I was born in Uruguay and it's beautiful ♥️😭💯
Pa mas firme
An aunt of mine who traveled to all countries in South America and lots of countries in Europe told that Uruguay is a great place to live for is a very civilized country.
Che. Mate and Suarez 🤗
Do you think that this video is correct about there not being many jobs?
Visited Montevideo in December, definitely considering a move here in the long term. I know it isn’t exactly cheap but I know I live in an area that’s way more expensive. Is it a good country for people with trades?
Great video! I am from Southern Brazil, but intimately linked to Uruguay, as one of my great-grandfathers was from Tacuarembó, another great-grandfather was spanish, though he arrived from Europe in Montevideo in the early XX Century, then ended up in Rio Grande do Sul state (Brazil). Else my family used to have a few "estancias" along the border, there was one by the river (Jaguarão) that draws part of the border between the two countries, we used to spend vacations on their beaches as kids (Barra del Chuy, La Coronilla, Cabo Polonio, Punta Ballena, Maldonado, Punta del Este etc)....I miss the parrilladas, the Dulce de Leche Conaprole, the queso cozido of Melo's Dairy Products Cooperative, the Paso de Los Toros grape fruit soft drink etc etc.... so many great memories from the friendly country and its kind-educated people. I live far away, but who knows,maybe one day I'll be able to visit again. 🇺🇾 🇧🇷 🇺🇾 🇧🇷 👍👍👍😎🧉
My wife and I are taking steps, right now, to travel to Uruguay in order to see for ourselves, and to experience a little of the inevitable culture shock before making a lifelong commitment. We are very excited, and plan on bringing fresh eyes. We've heard that expats have affected the economy in negative ways, and we hope to not contribute to that phenomenon.
Not a problem if you have an income.
Me too but I don’t think there’ll be any “shock” involved. Just a shedding of the BS from the US
How?
They bring money to spend in my Country.
I retired and living in Canada 🇨🇦 since 1983.
We back home many times to visit; but I'am living Canada and back to my beautiful Uruguay 🤔to stay there. I retired 68 years of age. I dreaming about it.
NO vengan. Solo van a joder.
@@mariav1900 why would anybody retire in Canada? It's one of the most expensive countries on earth!
Uruguay es un país único un paraíso en Latinoamérica ...amo ese país su gente tan amables su tranquilidad sus tradiciones su seguridad su sistema de salud su democracia y la calidad de sus productos ...love you Uruguaya
Gracias, pero no te metas con la Celeste porque te saltamos todos a la yugular 😜 Otra que esa, si venís a sumar, bienvenidos!❤️
I visited Uruguay in 2019. I would like to live there one day. I love the country, the people and their stress free lifestyle.
I'm thinking of visiting there to gauge if retirement is feasible.
Another informative video from Ronin Blue! Went to Uruguay ten years ago and was very impressed. Good roads, beautiful waterfront, great food, just as Ronin described. If I were to retire in South America, it would definitely be here.
I was privileged to visit Montevideo in 1955 for only one day. I was a 19-year-old sailor aboard the USS Bennington CVA-20 an aircraft carrier. Our ship was changing its main port from Brooklyn to San Francisco and the Bennington was too big to go through the Panama Canal. We were there only two and a half days and I could get off on one day. It was Rosh Hashanah so I went to a local synagogue and met a lovely German Jewish family who brought me to their home. I also remember having lunch at a hotel on Plaza Independencia
Wonderful story. Thank you sir.
The first 1/3 of the video seems to me more directed towards the tourist, with emphasis on food, sights to see and things to do. Yet, the title is directed at potential retirees. As retired person, I need to know more detail about the cost of living, moderately priced houses and rents, taxes on my US income, sales and real estate taxes, cost of medical and dental care, utilities, libraries and universities, requirements and ease of obtaining permanent residency and future citizenship.
How closely a location resembles Miami is a trivial matter! If Miami were my interest, I could relocate there. I live only a few hundred miles from Miami.
I lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 10 years. I have visited Uruguay 🇺🇾☺ a few times I found the country beautiful and the people very welcomingly and friendly I hope to visit Uruguay in the future and spend an extended time in their country 😀.
If you are planning on retiring to Uruguay, better be LOADED! The country is ridiculously expensive. I like visiting friends there, it's very laid back, and there are lots of older adults. A good portion of the younger population emigrate toward more stimulating destinations. If you have a lot of money and you are looking for tranquility, Uruguay is a good option.
Uruguay 🇺🇾 is a beautiful paradise come to live your dream in this great 👍🏻 land 😀
I would love too but I don't have much money and I only speak English is it cheaper to.live outside the city
Omni Highwind yes very
Mostra el pack
Pablo Vaz . Yes ,but you need a lot of dollar
Norma De La Iglesia no
No entendí nada pero hablan de Uruguay así que genial ah
Mood JDBBSBSBSJSBBS
Ivan Medina daban todas las razones para uno retirarse en 🇺🇾. Saludos de Chicago!!!
@Julio Terra conozco gente que piso un monton de escuelas diferentes de idiomas y honestamente son todas una porqueria en comparacion con dedicarle el tiempo a aprender como se debe.
Mejor que gastar, es sumergirte online en el idioma, practicarlo a diario y buscar vocabulario, recien indagar en gramatica cuando se tenga un minimo concepto del idioma y de ser posible contratar un profesor nativo para mejorar la pronunciacion eventualmente (por skype). Mas barato, mas efectivo.
Obviamente lo mas efectivo es mudarse al pais que hable ese idioma nativamente pero bueno, por un buen tiempo imposible
Teniendo en cuenta en que mundo y epoca vivis, no saber ingles, nada de nada, es casi analfabetismo jaja.
Hacete un favor y aprender al menos lo suficiente para tener una conversacion
Hay que aprender ingles 😛 . Es mas que nada por que retirarse a Uruguay.
90% European! Wow. That's more European than most of europe now!
Pretty much the entire american continent has more "Europeans" than Europe, i guess its assumed already
That's raaaaaacist!!!!! Lol.
😂😂😂😂😂, you're right!!!
Argentina and Uruguay are always saying that they’re the most European countries in America 🤣🤣🤣they have zero personality.
@Jorge Garcia so being white is better?🇺🇾 is a small country maybe that’s why.
A nuestro país lo que lo hace bueno e interesante es que no sea tan conocido.
Excellent summarized report. Uruguay is a good place to live & retire, specially with the newly elected government. I was there earlier this year for the first time in 14 years & I enjoyed it. I’m considering retiring there. The best part of Uruguay is its simplicity, and relaxed way of life. Thank you.
sorry for the bad news, but im an uruguayan who lives in montevideo and since this new goverment arrives the cost of living and poverty has grown, the same with crime rates, still good country to live, but i must say the truth
Esto que has dicho es una mentira y debería darte verguenza , obviamente eres del frente amplio este gobierno lo ha hecho todo bien y máxime en pandemia
Have they organic fruits, vegetables and grains at a reasonable price? Thanks.
Can't believe this homie dead
@@espartacus001 no mientas
I’m from Montevideo and I’m happy to watched your video here .. best in my country Uruguay : best beaches ! Clean Fresh air .. untouched green natural areas upcountry ...and the huge river “ rio de la plata “
Only 3 million people ...
Thank you for watching! Your country is beautiful, no doubt!
What's the price of a 2 bedrooms apartment in a good area, average. Thank you.
I’m moving there from California next month, glad to hear it’s such a great place
How would you characterize the people? 🇺🇾 (Generally speaking)
Can you give me your phone number
I've probably watched this video seven or eight times. I keep coming back to it because I like the things I hear about Uruguay. I like it's liberalism and low corruption for sure. Uruguay is in the top three countries that I'm seriously considering. 👍🏽
You don't know how much that means to us. Thank you for watching!
I am Uruguayan...if you come, please leave your 'Liberalism' in the dysfunctional dis-united states
low corruption you said? JAJAJAJAJAJA
Hermoso Uruguay, saludos desde Perú!
There's a saying: You get what you pay for. Your description of Uruguay seems to reflect this. While it's not the cheapest ex-pat destination, it does seem to be among the more stable and prosperous. I've encountered people online (who claim to know the country) who totally bitch and moan about how expensive and terrible it is. One of these guys claimed to be out of work for years. I read this as people looking for "cheap" rather than "good". Your report was enough to make me dig deeper and plan a visit. Great video.
When people ask me what country I want to visit more than any other my answer is Uruguay and the looks I get in return are hilarious. It's no joke though - this place is #1 on my bucket list of travel destinations.
It's expensive, but never seen a tourist regret the visit.
😱 Where are you from?
@Aldo Caprione for South America media prices are higher, eating out, hotel, renting a car and even souvenirs. But of you are into cultural events ... either free or wildly cheap in Montevideo. If anyone has plans for a visit, make sure to keep the evenings busy with concerts and do not (I repeat) DO NOT miss the ballet!
@Aldo Caprione then you should book a holiday next year, make sure to go during the summer!
@Aldo Caprione is a real winter, wet, rainy and cold...the thing is that you won't be able to enjoy the beach and your gonna miss the carnival
Thank you for taking the time to put together this fabulous presentation about my little country... where I was born and where I'll return shortly.
Sounds like an undiscovered jewel of LatAm with a laidback Euro lifestyle (think Brussels, Geneva). This part of the world may be 30-40 years behind the ‘developed’ world in some respects but it hasn’t lost many traditional values of yesteryear. They have good internet, mobile telephony, potable water and a slower pace of life. So the downside seems minimal unless one is looking for something more fast paced and in your face. (Buenos Aires is just a short boat ride away!) Maybe best not to promote it too much and keep it for the discerning prepared to discover this little gem.
I was there and I sure agree with your assessment. I thoroughly enjoyed my nine day visit there. I rented a car, and drove through 15 of the 19 departamentos of Uruguay. Met fascinating people, including the man that is in the Guinness world record Book for his pencil collection!
Great video! Certainly worth considering as a retirement destination. Will check it out!
Thanks....from Australia.
RoninBlue - yours are by far the best videos I've seen on the topic of traveling to, and living in Central & South American countries. They contain a lot of very practical information, combined with good insight on the more intangible aspects. Good job! (As usual).
I'm sorry I didn't found this video earlier, the game we play is actually called "Truco", like "trick", just a small correction since I like that game. Other thing, if you're scared since it's a spanish country please ask in english, someone will be always there to help, including me!
Love the video btw! thanks for showing our small but humble country!
Good presentation brother! I am very impressed with Uruguay and have added it to my possible retirement plans.
I was just here for a school project but now I wanna visit
@LEO CARTOONZ. Must have been an interesting project!
If you want to visit go ahead people are friendly and you can have a nice real and natural experience, pretty sure you make some forever friends on the way
noobs, i'm planning to live there
noobs, I was born and live there hehehe
This was an amazing intro to Uruguay. Thank you so much.
Really like the presentation in this video! Very informative!
Beautiful country but essential items are very expensive. Best football nation in the world!
Couldn't agree more!
essential items like what ?
@@arashmba bread, milk, ham, cheese, toothpaste, meat, clothes, blankets, cigars, hookers and cocaine
@@fabulousdick Actually you can get hookers for a reasonable price
@@lucacuradossi1040 lol
Thank you for this video. You did a great and honest explanation about this country.
I moved to USA 21 years ago. At that moment I felt everything was better here (in USA). Nowadays I don't think so. There are certain things better in Uruguay like: Healthcare system, natural food and lyfestyle, free education, democratic system. There are many other better in USA like: endless chances of economic success and in general terms safer than Uruguay. If I could, I would plan a retirement sharing half of the year in both countries (like the snowbirds)
You left behind lack of affordable healthcare, childcare and the growing social divide. I hope to be able to live the US in. 3 years and move overseas. I outgrew the US and worried what will happens here in 2 years
Free education? really? i pay over 12 mil pesos for your free education, no seas tonta nada es gratis nada! the food? ask for oyesters or lobster no existe, they sell you hotdogs in restaurantes finos, everything costs 3 times more then in the US,,, its a wellfare state thanks to the left,,, move back we can talk
Fantastic video! You covered many important topics. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
After this pandemic I'm moving to our sibling country Uruguay
deupjhr41
bien venido!
Identical twins in cultural terms.
@@frangamer1892 U r welcome =)
You are welcome to Uruguay when you wish!
Wow! You did a great job putting all that information together.
You all are welcome here. I'm Uruguayan.
Thanks! 😃
Thanks, good explanation, we plan on visiting.
Greetings from Connecticut, US.
I found your presentation very useful
Thank you.
You answered all of my questions before I could ask, thank you so much.
Man, I'll consider crossing the river and moving to Uruguay if I ever have the means to do so.
Life in Buenos Aires can be so stressful..
Love your enthusiasm. If only the total picture were thus rosy!
I love Uruguay. I spent the winter there two years ago and would love to do that again. The downside is that they deal in US currency which diminishes the value of my Canadian currency. Most of what you said in this video is true except for the cost of living. Rentals are higher but buying an apartment can be lower.
absolutely not you should visit rest of south america
@@jimsmith4658 What are you talking about?
@@dawnemile4974 rest of south america is better, THAT IS WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT
@@jimsmith4658 Have you lived in Pocito, Montevideo, in a hotel for 3 months?
@@dawnemile4974 I'm from Pocitos, Montevideo. I imagine you enjoyed nice walks down our "rambla". Glad you had a good time here.
Good information. Good job on this video.
When your country is so awesome that the worst con is “scorpions”.
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Funny thing is....I lived for 20 years in Uruguay and I saw a mini scorpion just once, in La Paloma
@@CX-ns4ft lucky you! I grew up in the countryside and spent many years in the army, slept and spent a lot of time in the open countryside and I saw just two tiny black scorpions in my life.....one I found it too late, inside one of my boots, nothing significant, like getting burnt. In general I think this is a pretty decent place to live, with all the services and activities, very relaxed, friendly and peaceful country.
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Thanks for taking the time.
GREAT JOB, Ronin!
All the positives are relevant to me. Hope to visit for extended period of time in the near future when I retire.
Very GOOD JOB Mate !!! I'm uruguayan 68 y.o., but now live in Australia.- I think return home after this Covid 19 because Sydney is very expenssive for live.- Thank you for your information for retired people european and north american.-
@Vicente Gineika. Thank you for watching. It's great to have that choice in mind to return home!
Sydney and indeed Australia are gone and you know why...
Well done video with lots of information.
Good summary. Found the Uruguayan Peso a tad over valued a year ago but see it has lost a bit of value since then. Definitely not as flashy or as big a wow factor as Argentina but could see why one might choose it for a stress free retirement.
Great informative video!
Lovely vid! Thank you!
Uruguay sounds promising! Thanks for sharing these insights. Exploring retirement options can be exciting. This video offers valuable points to consider.
Excellent video! Thank you for your content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent overview!!!!!
thanks for for video, adding Uruguay to potential place to live!
Wow, Uruguay seems promising for retirement planning! Thanks for the insights on why it's a great place to retire
Very good and direct, thanks
@RoninBlue Thank you very much in your video for dedicating yourself to inform about my country. Welcome !
You live there? I would like to ask you a few questions if you do.. my name is Bill.. nice to meet you.. hopefully you will respond..
Me: minding my own business
CZcams recommendations: 8 reasons to retire to Uruguay
Me: Interesting
my search history: *i say thank you i designed it*
He failed to say that is as expensive as Europe, no joking here
Easy good sir. Taxes and sindicates are a problem to solve. Sorry for bad grammar.
@@pamelars7497 Yes, as an argentinian, if you dont want to go far is not the worst choice inside latam, but why settiling with just Uruguay (sorry) when you can get southern Europe for a similar cost of living, more or less? Specially portugal if you like beaches.
@@pamelars7497 Sorry Pam, but i'm uruguayan and let me tell ya some details. Uruguay is more expensive than Spain but cheapier than Norway or Swirtzerland. The problem here are the taxes!!! We have Japaneses taxes and Uganda's services!!Joke appart....we live in the most peaceful country.Love.
Great info, thanks!
Very Informative Mate, If we are Ever Allowed too Fly Again,, I’m Heading there 👍 Well Done 🙏
I visited Uruguay, Peru and Argentina last winter really impressed when I visited. I’m aware that it isn’t overly expensive to live here compared to my current home but is still one of the more expensive in South America. Still, It seems fair for what’s offered. Still, I’d like to know what it’s like for those with trades, and how is the work to life balance?
one update regarding cost of living. Uruguay was surprisingly expensive during the years, say, 2007 to 2017. The local currency was very strong at the time, a. strong trade balance, b. government put on quite some debt in foreign currency which it then converted to local currency to spent on whatever. This has reversed somewhat. Local currency lost half its value to USD over the last, not sure, 7 or 8 years or so. So, cost of living now, is ok, wouldn't call it cheap
No worse than the US and without any of the negatives of that country.
An insightful comment of great value to those watching this video, thank you for making that reply. :)
Uruguay has a lot of negatives. First it is a dump. Dirty and unclean. We are here now and the people are unfriendly and you have to keep your head down because there is so much dog poop. The streets are unclean and have holes everywhere you walk. Very disgusting and disappointing. Don’t waste your money.
Thank you for sharing this
I like that the country is 90% European. We have a lot of divisiveness in the U.S which is ruining the Country.With more money avail to us, Uruguay looks better than Ecuador (which we have checked out also). We would like to move, but we have all our families and friends here. We like Tango, but have no access to it where we live.
Been several times. Beautiful place.
Fantastic video !!!!! So much information !!! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
You are welcome to Uruguay when you wish!
Your information is quite accurate! Great report. Just the scorpions thing made me laugh, I saw two scorpions in my life and lived here all my life!
sounds great. America is collapsing, so this seems like a good option....
That’s why I’ve been watching these types of videos too😅
@@first9299 socialism, unrest and corrupt politicians
Same in Australia 🌏
Wow! I'm a 59 years-old Uruguayan and never saw an scorpion... Not even on the north! Ok, I'm not saying there aren't, but they are so scarce and only found on deep rural areas. Anyway, I'm here 4 years late to say this is a great resume about my country.
Always Great videos,)
Been here it's very calm and peaceful but my god everything is EXPENSIVE! sometimes even more expensive that these so called highly developed countries like the US and Europe. I enjoyed my short stay but the food seriously lacks spices, it's just me. Montevideo felt like it's got that old charm vibe ❤ so if you want to be transported back to that era, experience it yourself.
Life is more expensive? Is that because they import everything?
@@jdlc903 yes
It really depends on the exchange rate of the dollar. It has been very expensive for foreigners for some years, but not anymore.
excellent video, very informative...
Glad it was helpful!
Great vídeo! From 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾!!!
Great video! Makes me excited to visit Uruguay 🇺🇾
Come...
I've been to Uruguay 2x...love it!
Love this! My bf and I are talking about moving there. Of course, we need to learn Spanish so we can be prepared. This is exciting
Good report, but I would like to know who invented the scorpion thing, very funny.
I have traveled around a lot and at one time I used to dream of retiring to some place in Latin America. My wife is Chilean and I figured there or some place where my dollar would go further. But now I am 50 and I can’t really imagine pulling up stakes and settling into somewhere else with a strange culture. And my son is a teenager. I would miss all his adult milestones.
In 10-15 years you might well imagine living your dream. Then, there's only so much time left before our bodies can no longer carry us. Good luck!!!
SOY DE URUGUAY .HERMOSO . NO HAY TRENES .UNA PENA SE EXTRAÑAN .SE NECESITA INVERSION EXTRANJERA . LA CAMPIÑA HERMOSA Y SUS CIUDADES .
He visitado Uruguay en 2019 recorri. Montevideo la ciudad vieja pero es real no habia subte ni tren, Colonia de Sacramento q preciosa ciudad, Piriapolis para quedarme a vivir y Punta del Este ya habia ido 6 veces.
In the north, in the city of Salto, about 497,097 miles from Montevideo, the hometown of Luis Suárez, Barcelona F.C player, we will find hot springs.
Aguante Uruguay , un saludo para todos.
Mucho amor para Grecia. Vamo uruguay! E vamo peñarol! No nacional, perdon 😂
Thanks very clear information .I like ur vidio
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Robin Blue was so thorough. His videos will be missed.
Indeed, I hope many new viewers watch his videos and that the YT revenue goes to his girlfriend.
And remember to aprender español to make your life easier in Uruguay.
I have been there. I really liked it.
Please come to Uruguay 🇺🇾 is beautiful and people loves USA 🇺🇸 here is paradise 😘😘😘
I am a farmer, and want to purchase land and migrate from here
@@childmasti4101 come to uruguay is the most beautiful country in the world
thinking about it, can i hire software developers there and graphic designers?
@@thekeytothegate yes
@@pablovazilovelovegoogle4ever shoot me an email i would love to pick your brain further. i am currently in canada starting a new business.
Thanks....great video.
Glad you liked it!
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANKS. If you speak a litle bit slower, this documentary would be magnificent ! As it is, it is still fantastic !
I agree. I played it at 0.75x speed to make it more pleasant to hear.
Awesome video
Thanks for the visit
I've lived in the United States most of my life and the more I learn about Uruguay the more I love it.
I'm, seriously, considering moving to Uruguay. What do I have to do to move tio Uruguay? Is it even possible?
Sure, it's possible. The best place to start is at the Uruguayan embassy. Residence and even citizenship are easily obtainable
Watch the video
WIN THE LOTO FIRST, EVERYTHING COSTS 3 TIMES MORE THEN IN THE US, ITS A WELLFARTE STATE SO YOU WILL PAY HIGH TAXES, THESE VIDEOS DONT SHOW YOU THE REAL URUGUAY
Modestly I’ve been there 7 times as a tourist from California USA 🇺🇸 and I knew 14 of the 19 departments.
Uruguay might be perfect for us. My wife and I will be retiring in about 11 years. My Spanish is not very good, but it is my wife's native language, and I have a decade to practice. I figure that by the time we're ready to live there full-time, the ex-pat community will have matured and grown a bit.
Very nicely done video. We really appreciate you sharing the information on a beautiful country. Is land inexpensive and can an expat own property?
I'm uruguayan, but thanks for the recommendation
I really like what you're saying about Uruguay, it sounds like a dream, but my wife would never let me move there.
Pues tú marido no sabe lo que se pierde yo estoy seguro que si va y conoce el Uruguay y su gente no se va más y se transforma en un uruguayo más ... saludos desde Uruguay mi hermoso país y el suyo si vienen a vivir bienvenidos sean
RIP 🙏 thnx for your very informative videos