Moving to Ecuador in near future

Hola, I'm from Taiwan and willing to relocate to Ecuador within few months. However, I heard from some online channels that there is a lot of people(nationality is a very big country in Asia) coming into Ecuador recently so that it's very hard to find hotel or accomodation.  I want to know that this is rumor or real situation ?

Thanks

Hey schlee1231,


You did well by starting this new thread.1f609.svg


While waiting for someone to give you some insights, I invite you to read the following articles related to Accommodation in Ecuador.


Best of luck


Cheryl

Expat.com team

Websites with Ecuador listings.


The subject of this thread is likely a rumor,

nothing more.  This apparent rumor

is unsourced so far as we know.


If you visit prominent travel sites such

as Booking.com, Expedia.com or

AirBnb, you should find plenty of listings

for Ecuador.


Popular Expat locations include highland,

cool-weather cities such as Quito, Cuenca

and Cotacachi .. and coastal locations such

as Manta and Salinas, among others.


cccmedia in Quito

@cccmedia Thank you very much for the information.  Rumor is everywhere online.

@Cheryl Thank you

USA Today's take on Ecuador and Expatting.


USA Today has published a 2023 update on

the Expat scene .. focusing on some of the

'usual suspects' among the writers, past and

present, for IL Magazine and

Live and Invest Overseas.  Lee Harrison, 70,

and his wife are portrayed as examples of

Expats who have made the transition to

Expat life successfully.


Culling through the usual pap for any nuggets

the famous newspaper found worthy of

mention, we note the following...


-- In the past 20 years, the number of

USA retirees worldwide who are receiving

their Social Security benefits abroad

has doubled, to about 443,000, acccording

to SSA figures.


-- In 2021, the median income for

USA citizens age 65 and up was

$47,620.


-- The popular Expat destination of

Mexico has 1.6 million U.S. citizens

living within its borders.


-- Ecuador, Panama and Belize

are three Latin American countries

where the currency used is the

U.S. dollar.  This mitigates currency

fluctuations that might otherwise

reduce Expat spending power in

those countries.


Source... USA Today, reprinted at

www.cuencahighlife.com