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Americans that have moved to Puerto Rico, what's it like and would recommend it? (lemmy.autism.place)

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Looking for the perspective of anyone that has lived anywhere in the USA and moved to Puerto Rico. What's it like, what's different, what's nicer, what was unexpected, and would you recommend the move?

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[–] bamfic 5 points 1 month ago (1 children)

We had a project manager contractor for a year who lived there, having moved from the bay area during early covid days. She seemed to like it, no state taxes, cheaper real estate, she and her husband had little kids.

[–] IMALlama 2 points 1 month ago

little kids

If the kids are truly little this would be an OK move from the US. However, schools in Puerto Rico teach in Spanish which would be a struggle for kids who are not fluent.