I'm a grandmother who is interested in leaving the midwest winters of Nebraska and spending a few months in Chile's wine country each year. I do own a dog, however, and could not bear for him to be left behind. And, I'm wondering if I could buy an acre or two, build a one room efficiency cabin, and grow a garden while I'm there.
Is there a visa for this type of bug out each winter?
Like most Americans, I only speak English, too. How difficult is that?
Nydra
Winter in Chile
nydra
30 March 2010 15:18:05
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nydra
05 April 2010 18:23:52
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It seemed you find little to praise about Chile unless I misread your post.
Leaving my dog is not an option so it sounds like Chile is out. Thanks for the reply.
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