Archipelago in the northeastern Caribbean, Puerto Rico is a United States territory. It attracts expatriates for its warm climate, beautiful beaches and its good infrastructures. Puerto Rico enjoys a competitive economy, thus offering job opportunities to professional expats wishing to work or create a business in the country.

2015年10月4日 · Such as choosing to live close to your Work so you won’t be stuck in Traffic every day. Overall quality of life is relatively the same everywhere. Puerto Rico is Puerto Rico. Some people prefer to live in the city, some in urbanizations, …

2017年8月25日 · And also google 'drought Puerto Rico 2015-2016 ' in general to read the stories of what people east were forced to live with. It received millions in US Disaster Relief. Tough, tough water rationing--one day on a few hours, the next day off all day.

2013年4月5日 · Are there any gated communities on the western side of Puerto Rico? Places which can be "solid" even during the next destructive hurricanes or storms. Places, which are not too close to the ocean, or high enough above the sea level, or didn't have flood issues previously.

2017年9月9日 · East Coast: More and better shopping options, Tons of hotels and resorts, close to the ferry that takes you to Culebra and Vieques, close to San Juan airport, close to cruise ports, lots of tourists, wide variety of restaurants and cuisines, a lot of nightlife, more crime, more sketchy areas, more traffic, buildings and houses are …

2013年6月25日 · What area is the best place to rent a new house in Puerto Rico for under $1000?, U.S. Territories, 7 replies What is the cleanest, most developed and safest city/town in Puerto Rico?, U.S. Territories, 4 replies Is Puerto Rico a racially integrated place or is it like Mexico, U.S. Territories, 208 replies

2024年2月2日 · Please note that i have created a new thread from your post on the Puerto Rico forum so that you may better discuss with members. Feel free to have a look at the Living in Puerto Rico guide for expats for first-hand infos. All the best. Bhavna

2015年5月12日 · Consequently (and perhaps a little bit differently from Yemen & Myanmar) you may find that (some) Puerto Rican's are just as much 'your own kind' as the expat community you can find in places like Rincon & Vieques or Culebra.

2016年9月26日 · The same immigration laws apply to Puerto Rico as do the United States. This means that as a Canadian citizen without a visa (that is, entering under the tourist visa waiver program) you can only live in the U.S., Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or other U.S. territories for a maximum of 6 months per year.

2015年2月8日 · You may be able to practice law in Puerto Rico at the federal level, as I did. Everyone who is admitted to the US District Court for the District of Puerto Rico (which falls under the 1st Circuit), even graduates of PR law schools, have to pass a …