Chile Forum

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Finally, curiously, 39% of Chile people over the age of 15 are single. This figure is equaled in South Korea, but both countries have a much higher figure than most other countries like Mexico (33%), Spain (30%), New Zealand (30%), Slovakia (30%), France (29%) or Brazil (30%). The OECD country average is 26%.

Chile also has a relatively low percentage of married people (also 39%), and a relatively high percentage of people who live together, are widowed, separated or divorced (22%).

Thus, for those seeking to be married, Chile could be fertile ground for finding a mate given that such a high percentage of people are not married.

In the Age of Turmoil, places like Chile make great sense as a place to plant sustainable (or resilient) communities, or to have a second home which serves as an escape hatch from ever-imposing First World economic misery.

>> Generally speaking I do not answer specific questions (including doing
>> research) without having a consulting arrangement and getting my initial
>> consultation fee of $495. So beyond the following information, I will
have
>> to ask that we establish a formal agreement if you choose to continue on.
>> The contract visa is limited since you have to have two years with the
same
>> employer to be able to qualify for permanent residency. I have never had
>> anyone try to come in under the professional visa, mainly because it is
>> harder to fulfill the requirements, and on the investor visa my
>> understanding is that you need to give them a business plan and sell them
on
>> the idea.

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:Wasn't there a money back guarantee?

benjaminbarnett wrote:

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:Wasn't there a money back guarantee?

BTW, it was granted, no questions asked, but I did let them know how greedy and money hungry I thought their "correspondent" was. Then again, probably par for the course.