In Bolivia, food is relatively cheap if you compare it with the income in a first-world country. With less than $100 a month, a common Bolivian can get all the…
When living in Bolivia, you won't find a big gap between major cities in the country regarding their costs of living. The main cities, La Paz, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz,…
Living Bolivia is significantly cheaper than living in the United States if you want to reach the same standard and quality of living, while poor and middle class people need…
Living in Bolivia can be very different according to the city or area you choose to move in. Depending on your goals and what you want to achieve in our…
Certainly living in Bolivia is significantly cheaper than in first-world countries. For example, here you can have anything to live frugally, but without sacrificing your health or even your entertainment,…
In Bolivia, around 150,000 people from other countries currently live, most of them come from South American countries, but some of them, about a few thousand, are from first-world countries.…
Buying land in Bolivia is very similar to buying any other kind of property, and also the process you need to follow is almost the same as if you were…
In Bolivia, it's common to see very expensive houses and other types of properties located in the most exclusive or commercial areas and neighborhoods of the country. Even more, almost…
If you want to know more about how the real estate industry works in Bolivia, you are in the right place. We are real estate Bolivian experts who have lived…
Contrary to what most foreigners think, here in Bolivia there are actually very profitable investing opportunities, but those are not the ones that you may be thinking of right now.…
