Costa Rica
Tourists can stay for up to 90 days on a tourist visa, and longer stays are easy to arrange. If you plan to live in Costa Rica long term it is best to seek residence. The Pensionado Program and The Rentista Program are more popular visa options.

Belize
As a U.S. citizen, you can stay in Belize for up to one month without a visa. After that, if you can provide proof of long-term renting or other documents showing why you are staying in the country, you can be granted a 60-day or a 90-day permit. Every 30 days, you can renew your visa. Once you live in Belize for 50 consecutive weeks, you can apply for permanent residence.

Uruguay
you can stay in Uruguay for 90 days at a time as often as you like or renew the tourist via for 180-day stays. Want to stay longer? With Uruguay residency, you can become a permanent resident, get a job and even start a business.

Portugal
A visa is not required for Americans to visit Portugal for up to 90 days out of every 180 days. If you wish to stay longer than the tourist limit and move to Portugal, then you should look into getting a residence visa. There are several types of visas available, including visas for students, the self-employed and investors. Portugal also offers a Golden Visa that allows high net-worth individuals to buy their way into the country.

Mexico
U.S. citizens can stay for six months at a time in Mexico on a tourist visa. It’s also possible to get a Temporary Resident Visa that allows foreigners to stay in the country for one year and extend up to three times. Pro-tip: You must apply for this resident visa before your trip and show proof of income. 

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