What about Peru?

[MrPeabody]

Medellin, Colombia gets 69 inches of rainfall per year, because it is in a tropical rainforest climate zone. In contrast, Lima is in a desert climate and is one of the driest cities in the world. Lima is also warmer than Medellin.

Medellin is now popular with expats all over the world, so you have to overcome a negative reputation to live there and the pressure raises the rents. In contrast, Lima is relatively unexplored. The women in Medellin have a reputation of being gold diggers.

Expat Peru: This website is a community forum for expats living in Peru. It offers information and advice on a wide range of topics such as visas, housing, healthcare, and culture. You can also connect with other expats, join events, and share your experiences.

https://www.expatperu.com/

LimaEasy: This website provides comprehensive information on Lima, including its history, culture, attractions, and neighborhoods. It also offers practical advice on living in the city, such as finding housing, transportation, and healthcare.

https://www.limaeasy.com/

Internations Lima: Internations is a global network for expats. Its Lima community offers events, forums, and groups for expats to connect with each other. It also provides information on local customs, culture, and lifestyle.

https://www.internations.org/lima-expat ... g-to-short

GringoTree: This website is a popular resource for expats living in South America. It offers news, events, and information on various topics, such as travel, health, and living abroad. It also has a section dedicated to Lima, with tips and advice for expats living in the city.

https://yapatree.com/buy-properties-cuenca/

Living in Peru: This website provides news, articles, and information on various topics related to Peru. It covers topics such as culture, travel, business, and lifestyle. It also has a section dedicated to expats, with information on visas, housing, and healthcare.

https://www.livinginperu.com/