The growing number of people retiring from the United States, Canada and Europe to Latin America is causing such hot spots as Panama and Costa Rica to become a little, well, overcrowded. Ecuador is making its mark on the map, and not far behind is its neighbor to the south, Peru.
While it’s true that Peru is not nearly as developed as Panama, 
and does not have as stable of an infrastructure, this charming South America country has many plus sides. The cost of living is much cheaper than in other more developed Latin American countries and the country in general is less crowded with expatriots. It is… unspoiled, if you will.
There are, however, a number of considerations when it comes to finances and retiring in Peru. You can find more information on tax laws at the Peruvian Embassy website. Once you’ve looked into those you might considering looking up a good real estate agent, such as CMI International, to help you find the home of your dreams.
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