Relocating to Nicaragua

gyorgy · 2021-06-14T07:48:51+02:00

Discover insights on relocating to Nicaragua, focusing on budget-friendly beach towns, safety concerns, retirement options, and comparing Nicaragua to Mexico.

gyorgy Active member

Member since 04 June 2010

gyorgyActive member14 June 2021 05:48:51

Hi,

I am to relocate from Vietnam to Nicaragua.

Which is the best beach town for a calm, low-cost living. Safety as to both diseases and crime, smooth water for swimming preferred.

I don't have regular income but a bank account over a few years' of the required pension. Do they accept it for retirement status? Or can I leave and return for another 90 days unlimited times?

And one more question if I may. What is the advantage of Nicaragua over Mexico?

Thanks a lot.

Supeman Nicaragua Advisor

Member since 05 July 2021

SupemanNicaragua Advisor18 April 2022 13:50:42

@gyorgy You are able聽 to leave Nicaragua every 90 days by simply crossing the border at Honduras or Costa RIca. Upon return you would receive another 90 day visa. To avoid this you can apply for residency and show a monthly income of $1000 per month. There are many beaches that are calm for swimming. You need to come here to see the areas you prefer to live. The biggest town on the coast is San Juan Del Sur in southern Nicaragua. From here you can learn about the other areas to explore and possible live.

gyorgy Active member

Member since 04 June 2010

gyorgyActive member19 April 2022 02:08:32

Thanks. Is there no time limit, or number of occasions, how long I need to stay out of Nicaragua to return and get another 90 days, or how many consecutive times can I do this?

Supeman Nicaragua Advisor

Member since 05 July 2021

SupemanNicaragua Advisor02 May 2022 13:31:23

@gyorgy

Nicaragua immigration is starting to frown on long term border crossers. I would seek the services of an immigration visa lawyer to help with the process of obtaining residency to avoid the hassle and expense of border crossings every 90 days and monthly trips to their local offices. My wife and I have our residency and can recommend the lawyer we used if you want it.

gyorgy Active member

Member since 04 June 2010

gyorgyActive member02 May 2022 14:12:37

Yes, that is the right way if you qualify. However, for that you need to prove a sufficient regular income, which I can't. I asked the immigration office if they accept a solid bank account instead but they said no.

Supeman Nicaragua Advisor

Member since 05 July 2021

SupemanNicaragua Advisor02 May 2022 15:07:33

Ok looks like you will need to cross the border every 90 days then. Good Luck.

oniwamedinat081 Member

Member since 05 January 2023

oniwamedinat081Member05 January 2023 16:52:49

I am a registered nurse in Nigeria, I have bachelor degree in nursing, can i relocate to Nicaragua ? Is it possible i find sponsorship visa from Nicaragua? Someone to sponsor my trip

Aariksu Member

Member since 22 August 2022

AariksuMember07 January 2023 08:56:13

Can someone tell me about the possibilities of obtaining a residence permit in Nicaragua? Thanks.

Supeman Nicaragua Advisor

Member since 05 July 2021

SupemanNicaragua Advisor07 January 2023 12:13:38

The basic residency requirements are for you to have a source of income of $1000 USD per month. A clean criminal record. (Police background check) and a blood test to test for communicable diease (can be performed in Nicaragua). My wife and I used the services of an Immigration Attorney here in Nicaragau. He is well versed in obtaining residency here for you if you want his contact info. Send me a private message.