Julia

Hi! I’m Julia, and here’s my honest take on food in Uruguay — from supermarket prices to local eating habits. Grocery Prices Food in Uruguay isn’t exactly cheap, especially compared to other Latin American countries. But the quality is great — fresh, flavorful, and usually natural. Here’s what

Hi, I’m Julia. Here’s how healthcare works in Uruguay — straight from experience and local conversations. Public Healthcare Public healthcare is free. Yes, completely free. But here’s the catch — wait times. If it’s not urgent, you might wait a while. Still, there are free clinics in almost

Opening a bank account in Uruguay is totally doable, but a lot depends on whether you have a Cédula and what kind it is. That’s the key detail. If you already have a permanent Cédula, most banks will open an account for you without much hassle. If your Cédula

If you're going to Uruguay — whether for a short stay or long-term — sooner or later you'll need a local SIM card. The good news: it's very easy to get one. Even if you're not a citizen, all you need is your passport,

Buying land in Uruguay is absolutely possible for foreigners, but it requires patience and attention to detail. Here’s a practical guide to help you through the process. 1. Research Regions and Local Laws Start by studying different departments and their regulations. Use Google Maps and online sources to gather

My name is Julia, and I’m going to explain how much emigration to Uruguay usually costs, using the example of two people. These numbers aren't made up — they’re based on real experience, including details that many people tend to overlook at the beginning. Documents and Flight