| Often overshadowed by Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay | | | | everything from beachfront resorts to colonial towns, |
| is the jewel of South America. Here is information on | | | | tourism is rampant in almost every part of Uruguay. |
| moving to Uruguay. | | | | Because English-speaking individuals are often hard to |
| A booming technology economy and temperate | | | | come by in Uruguay, they are in high demand as |
| climate brings people from all walks of life and around | | | | translators and private educators. |
| the world to Uruguay. Moving to this diverse part of | | | | Montevideo, the capital city of Uruguay boasts some |
| South America grants easy access to other large, | | | | of the most diverse and appealing aspects of |
| popular destinations such as Brazil and Argentina. | | | | Uruguay. With fine restaurants and an old-world |
| Uruguay, the second smallest country in South | | | | European city style, this culturally broad city is alluring to |
| America boasts diversity and freedom unheard of in | | | | many. Religious affiliations are separate from state and |
| other South American cities. With a plan in mind, | | | | the Catholic faith is highly predominant in Uruguay. A |
| moving to Uruguay can be a rewarding and | | | | large population of Europeans, mostly Spanish and |
| adventuresome move. | | | | Italian, make up the nearly three million person |
| Although professionals often consider Uruguay to have | | | | population. A background in the Spanish language is |
| a middle economy, often unstable in times of trouble, | | | | helpful when moving, as it is the predominant language |
| participating in the right economic sector will insure your | | | | spoken in Uruguay. |
| economic freedom. Because Uruguay depends heavily | | | | Most education in Uruguay is catered to local citizens in |
| on exports, when demand is low, unemployment rises | | | | the native language. If moving, however, there are |
| dramatically. Recently, unemployment rates have been | | | | several private English schools, almost all located in |
| as high as twenty percent. However, the technology | | | | Montevideo. Since English is not taught in most local |
| industry is booming and shows hopeful growth for the | | | | schools, the youth and adults are often very excited to |
| future. Jobs in Agriculture are widely available, though | | | | learn the American language, making tutoring positions |
| often unstable. Tourism accounts for a large part of | | | | and jobs widely available to American foreigners. |
| the Uruguay economy and provides many jobs. With | | | | |