Medellín has a reputation as a good place to live with a good climate and low cost of living. Before deciding to live in a city like Medellín it’s important to understand the downsides. This blog will help communicate some of the downsides of living in Medellín from an expat’s perspective.
Scopolamine, also known as Devil’s Breath, is a drug used in Colombia for the purpose of robbery. But there are a number of urban myths around
Real estate agencies in Medellín and Colombia often require a fiador (cosigner) when renting unfurnished apartments. This means the tenant must provide a cosigner who accepts the legal responsibility for the rent payments if the tenant defaults. However, alternative solutions exist, such as providing a larger deposit, obtaining rental insurance, or finding landlords willing to waive this requirement.
Colombia has the best healthcare system in Latin America with 18 top hospitals, 6 of which are located in Medellín.
Medellin Guru’s collaboration with an insurance agent has paved the way for a groundbreaking offering: Colombian insurance tailored to expats’ unique needs. This partnership has proven to be a game-changer, providing a sense of security and peace of mind to countless Medellin Guru readers navigating life in Colombia. Through this initiative, we proudly empower our community with the confidence and support they deserve.
While Cartagena may seem like a paradise for expats, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons before deciding. In this detailed blog post, we will delve into the downsides of living in Cartagena from an expat’s point of view and provide a comprehensive guide to help you make an informed decision about whether Cartagena is the right place for you.
