Relocation | Nicaragua Real Estate Aurora

Thanks to its warm temperatures year around, low cost of living, safety, modern conveniences and easy flights to North America, Nicaragua is a booming destination for expatriate hopefuls.

If you decide to relocate to Nicaragua, you’ll need to apply for residency and prove to Nicaragua officials that you have an income greater than $600/month (retirement income is fine). Aurora agents can connect you to private attorneys who can assist in the application process.

Before you obtain residency, you won’t be able to open a bank account, obtain a local cell phone plan or own a car with a Nicaraguan title, so plan accordingly.

The expat population is comprised primarily of retirees, charity workers and individuals/families who have started businesses that serve Nicaraguan tourism. Some entrepreneurs have begun working remotely from Nicaragua for businesses in their home country. Nicaragua’s internet infrastructure is improving all the time, but be sure to inquire about local internet access in your specific location.

Nicaragua “no tiene prisa”--is not in a hurry. That’s it’s charm, and that will also be your area of opportunity for slowing down in your life.

What you can expect: Western-style grocery stores, local food markets for produce and specialties, modern hospital facilities, quality schools, affordable restaurants and entertainment, and the occasional cow traffic jam.