Navigating Expat Life: Culture, Costs, and Citizenship

This chapter examines expatriates' happiness when relocating abroad, emphasizing the cultural resonance and financial motivations behind such moves. It contrasts living costs in places like Mexico with those in the U.S. while advocating for the importance of having backup citizenship or residency options in light of political and economic uncertainties. The narrative highlights the need for contingency plans, drawing on personal experiences and global crises to underscore the value of flexibility in residency for future generations.