Relocation & geoarbitrage advisory
Your reliable partner in Latin America.
We help families relocate to Latin America and build a higher quality of life at a lower cost. Residencies, banking, housing, and the thousand small things in between, guided by people who have done all of it themselves.
Second residencies & passports
We hold them ourselves and know the real process, timelines, and pitfalls in each country.
Foreign bank accounts
Practical guidance on opening and holding accounts, moving money, and paying for life abroad.
International driver's licenses
The paperwork nobody warns you about, handled in the right order the first time.
Geoarbitrage strategy
A plan for a higher quality of life at a lower cost, matched to your family and finances.
We were customers first
We did all of this for ourselves before we offered it to anyone.
We obtained second residencies and passports, driver's licenses, and bank accounts. We rented and bought property, figured out the healthcare systems, and built geoarbitrage strategies into our own lives. We made the expensive mistakes so you don't have to.
Latam Plan B has bases in the United States, Mexico, and Peru, with a team of advisors throughout Latin America: attorneys, accountants, and real estate, tax, immigration, and banking professionals we trust because we use them.
Two ways to work with us
30-Minute Consultation
Quick, personal advice on regions, residency versus citizenship, and budget. You get a written summary and recommended next steps after the call. Priced value for value: pay what it was worth to you.
How consultations work →90-Day Concierge Service
Full support for your move: a customized roadmap, five one-on-one calls, a contract review by a native-speaking attorney, and unlimited messaging for 90 days. $2,500 USD.
What's included →From the articles
All articles →Flag Theory: How to Build Personal and Financial Freedom Across Borders
Flag Theory means placing your citizenship, residency, business, banking, and daily life in the countries that treat each one best. Here is how the five flags work, and how to apply them without living out of a suitcase.
How Safe Is Latin America for Expats? A Real Look at the Numbers
Latin America's dangerous reputation doesn't match the data or our experience living here. What the crime numbers actually say, and how to research safety for your specific destination.
How Much Money Do Expats Need to Live Comfortably in Latin America?
Real 2023 numbers for rent, food, transportation, and healthcare across Latin America, and the monthly budget a single expat should plan for.
Ready for a plan B?
Start with a 30-minute call. We'll help you figure out what fits your family, your budget, and your timeline.
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