Title: Most American Expats Who Wanted Out Chose One Of These Destinations
Headings: Most American Expats Who Wanted Out Chose One Of These Destinations
Most American Expats Who Wanted Out Chose One Of These Destinations
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Content: From places where it's easy to get work as an expat to spots where you've got to learn the language to get by, here's where Americans are heading when they've had enough of the US. 12 Canada Beckons To American Expats
The Daily Dot
Aetna explains that while the US government doesn't officially track Americans who leave, figures exist on where the majority of expats go when they depart. Topping that list? Places in the western hemisphere, starting with Canada. Plenty of expats claim that living in Canada is far better than residing in the United States. One transplant told Insider that they will never move back to the US because of "quiet politics, cross-country train, and the poutine" in Canada. 11 Most Americans Head South Of The Border
Marcy Yu
US expats also hop the southern border to find their new home, and what could be more convenient? First, there's Mexico, which is an amazing place to visit and has tons of attractions that will make you feel like one of the elite. The dollar goes farther in Mexico than in most American cities, and the cheaper costs of living are what drive many retirees there. Investopedia also explains that retirees like the warmer climate and the slower pace of living.