What is it like to be a foreigner living in El Salvador?

Regardless of income or position, Salvadorans tend to be fairly hospitable and open to foreigners; most ex-pats I've known think that it is easier to make friends and be accepted into local society in El Salvador than in some other countries in the region. read more

Regardless of income or position, Salvadorans tend to be fairly hospitable and open to foreigners; most ex-pats I've known think that it is easier to make friends and be accepted into local society in El Salvador than in some other countries in the region. read more

Summary: From the best beach towns to buying property, expats in El Salvador offer advice for expats and people moving to El Salvador. Expats in El Salvador enjoy the friendly Salvadorans, low cost of living in El Salvador, beautiful beach towns and laid back lifestyle. read more

If you were to live in El Salvador as an expatriate, you would probably enjoy it. Typical expats have incomes that are similar to those in the top tier of the population, meaning they get many benefits that your typical American do not get: live-in maids, chauffeurs, year-round balmy weather, near-by beaches, lively and less-expensive restaurants and night-life, top-notch schools, and others like those. read more