Ecuador Residency Visa: Cuenca Expat Shares Her Experience (Part 2 of 2)

This is part two with Cuenca Expat Andrea talking about her experience with the Ecuador residency visa. Andrea shares some good information and new changes to the Ecuador immigration laws, a recurring theme in Ecuador.  Andrea's experience confirms that no matter how many people you ask, what may work for one person this week, may not work for the next person next week.  Andrea shares her decision to start the Ecuador Immigration process from home, as recommended in the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide.  To view part one of this video, click here.



               

Cuenca Expat Recommends the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide (Review)

Expat Brian Osburn recommends the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide and shares his review of the Cuenca Guide in beautiful Park Calderon in downtown Cuenca. Brian Osburn just recently moved to Cuenca and is enjoying his new semi-retirement life here in Cuenca with his new miniature Schnauzer, also in the video.



                

What is Cuenca Like in March 2013?

This video is a hodgepodge of video and photos from the last few days of walking around in Cuenca. Like we always say, you never know what to expect or what you're going to run into when living in Cuenca Ecuador. We enjoy sharing the day to day happenings of daily living in Cuenca with our readers because it truly gives you a good view of life here in Cuenca Ecuador.    

Cuenca Ecuador International Airport - Mariscal Lamar

This is the Cuenca Ecuador Mariscal Lamar Airport.  The main floor has a couple souvenir shops and a bank and a few ticket windows. Up the stairs is about four fast food restaurants, some tables and chairs and big viewing windows to watch the planes takeoff and land. And that's about it. You definitely will not get lost in this airport!



       

Discover Cuenca Ecuador: Peaceful Protest, Children Rappers, and Attack of the Bull?

After a few months of walking around all over Cuenca and doing different things, we end up with a handful of short video scenes that we put together to give our readers a real inside look of Cuenca Ecuador. Most people that are moving to Ecuador appreciate these videos because it's the real deal; nothings staged, nothing is made to look like something its not. What you see in our videos is what you will see when you move to Ecuador. You will see peaceful protests on the streets, and you will see children working for a living (well, for their parents, anyway :-)) And you will see bulls and cows tied up all over the place but hopefully you won't ever encounter the (almost) bull attack!   LIFE IS GOOD IN ECUADOR!