Living In Anguilla On A Pension

by Joseph
(Ottawa, Canada)

Can a family of 5 live in anguilla on a pension, say $CDN 2500 per month with other income pending.

What is the lowest rental per month plus living expenses?

Ken's Reply Joseph, it can be done, but there are too many if's here to recommend living in Anguilla for you and your family, Joseph.

If you can establish non-residency, you should be able to receive your pension tax-free here.

You have to have a reasonable net worth and higher income when you submit financial documents, so IF your "other income" is at least another $2500/month and your financials show some reasonable net worth, then it might start to work.

It costs about $1500/month, minimum, for a reasonable 2BR apartment, but only you can decide IF "reasonable" meets what YOU want.

I'd suggest coming down here and spend a week at Carimar, which is perhaps the best-priced deal on a world-class beach.

Make it a working vacation. Check out apartments and schools, the price of groceries, etc. Meet people and ask questions.

My feeling is that you might be better off searching out lower cost countries such as Panama.

Hope this helps,
Ken