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Ausprop is correct. Living overseas as a foreigner is not everyone's cup of tea. IT all depends on your confidence, your acceptance of other things and ideas, your ability to mix and absorb new ways of doing things, different food etc. And also the simple things in not being able to watch...

there are a lot of trawlers there that venture out for weeks at a time. plus, japanese trawlers/boats venture down the east coast of taiwan too. fishing is a big industry in this part of the world. in fact, there is even a fishing museum there (whch is housed in an old fishing warehouse...

I may be a bit biased towards Taiwan as i have previously lived there for a few years, and plus i have Taiwanese wife (who still has her Taiwanese citizenship - which therefore gives me household residential status). Even more on the plus side, we already own outright a 3 bedroom apartment in...

Hi all, This question may be a bit premature for some folk here, but is anyone planning or contemplating retiring overseas? I'm not talking about retirement at age 60-70, but semi retirement at a much earlier age while "enjoying" passive income from your investments. I am planning on...