I live in Argentina and it's a very good country to live in, I don't complain a lot but our president is not doing good right now.
Chile is also a good option but there is a problem, it's full of Chilean people. They're weird, they're polite if you're a tourist but if you are an immigrant, they insult you.
They don't like immigrants from Peru, Bolivia and Central American countries. Well, here in Argentina it happens the same.
There are a lot of people who dislike immigrants, here there are a lot or Bolivians, Peruvians, Paraguayans and people from the Caribbean and Africa... but xenophobic acts are not a big issue as in Chile.
Uruguay is the "worst option". It's a very nice country but there are not too good opportunities as in Chile or Argentina.
They're very polite and good people. In that country there is not discrimination, it's a peaceful country, they don't have big problems with crime, neither with poverty or something.
Here in Argentina there are a lot of Uruguayan people because in Uruguay there are not good opportunities. Someday, when I'm retired, I'll move to somewhere in Uruguay because it's a very beautiful and clam place to live in.
There are people who say Brazil is a good option nowadays but I don't think so, because that country is full of poverty and crime is very big problem there. Argentina, Chile or Uruguay are better options than Brazil, for sure.
I think the countries you mentioned (Chile, Argentina, Uruguay) are the best in South America - they all have beautiful environments, people, and cultures; and they are much more developed than the rest of Latin America. I would say Brazil since they're a growing country but there's large problems with development, poverty, crime, and social inequality. I'm american, but I completely understand if you don't like our society (I have issues with it, too).
Chile is good for many reasons. Paruguay also. I am in Ecuador and love it here. People are great. cost of living is low.
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You never think about Costa Rica?
I'm Canadian but live in Costa Rica since 2007.
It is a wonderful country, full of life, animals, birds,etc.
To give an idea, you can watch those websites:
Hotels in Manuel Antonio, Uvita or Domincal :
http://www.southerncostarica.biz/
Corcovado tours:
http://www.laleonaecolodge.com/costa-ric...
Domestic flight in Costa Rica:
http://www.sansacostarica.com/
I would like either argentina, chile or uruguay, anyone know how easy it is to move there or live there? I know spanish so that won't be a problem. Currently I'm in mexico, but, once I'm an adult and have my career and all that I want to see if I can move. I don't like it here and well the U.S. is cool but, I don't like society there.
