More Middle-Income Americans Are Trying to Make a New Life Overseas
- Miguel Virgen, PhD Student in Business
- 3 days ago
- 5 min read
For decades, the idea of living abroad full time was associated with retirees, multinational executives, or ultrawealthy individuals buying their way into foreign citizenship. Today, that image is rapidly changing. Financial advisers, immigration consultants, and relocation specialists report a noticeable surge in interest from middle-income Americans who are exploring residency abroad as a practical solution to rising costs, lifestyle burnout, and shifting work realities. What was once considered an exotic dream is now being treated as a calculated financial and personal decision.
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