Thousands of expats and retirees are packing up and leaving Portugal, Mexico and Spain. The Next Country explains, in plain English, what changed — rents, tax breaks, currencies, visas — and profiles the 14 countries they’re moving to instead, with honest budgets, visa routes and what catches people out.
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Is this a printed book?
No — both are PDF e-books. You download them right after checkout and keep them forever. They read on a phone, tablet or computer, and the worksheets print on normal paper.
Is the information up to date?
It’s the 2026 edition, written with the rules and figures as of late 2025 / 2026. Visa thresholds and taxes change often, so every country file tells you what to double-check on the official government or consulate website.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. It’s a clear, practical guide to help you understand your options and ask the right questions. For your own situation, always speak to a qualified immigration lawyer and a cross-border tax adviser.
Is it for Americans or Britons?
Both — and Canadians and Australians too. Where rules differ (Medicare, the UK S1, US worldwide tax, frozen UK pensions), the playbook says so.
How do I get the books after I pay?
You’ll see a download button straight away, and the same link arrives by email with your receipt.
I paid, but nothing arrived. What do I do?
Check your spam or promotions folder for the receipt. If it isn’t there, email hello@thenextcountry.store and we’ll send it by hand.
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