Good luck! Sounds too tropical to me, but I've heard that there are people out there that like warm weather...

I spent many years in Japan before moving back Stateside, and while I agree that the rise of internet commerce has made it much easier to stay supplied and informed, the thing I had challenges with was ordering items that can't be shipped by air. The other thing that reared its head from time to time was trying to order things from companies that only ship via UPS or FEDEX. Since I had a PO Box for an address there were some companies that simply refused to do business.

Good luck! Sounds too tropical to me, but I've heard that there are people out there that like warm weather...

... ordering items that can't be shipped by air....

I have watched the 90 day marriage shows and Moving out of the country may have its challenges.

if you have the internet & mail service, you should be covered!

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if you have the internet & mail service, you should be covered!

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That can be a pretty big "if". In many parts of the world, things that we take completely for granted bite you. Many places lack street addresses - that makes delivery tough to impossible. In other countries theft is so prevalent that shipping anything of value is impractical. Packages are pilfered at customs and throughout the delivery chain. If someone thinks that they can sell it on the street, it likely will be. In many places power is not a given - sometimes you've got it, sometimes you don't. And its usually off just when you need it the most.

I've not been to Quinto yet; but, it is on my bucket list. So, I don't have first hand knowledge of the infrastructure there. But, it is something to check.

Rick