Residing in Nicaragua
Many Americans live in Nicaragua. Some come as missionaries. Some are born here. Many Americans come to Nicaragua to retire. No matter your reason for being in Nicaragua, you can find information about residing in Nicaragua below. Many private, non-governmental websites – www.nicaliving.com, http://www.ticotimes.net/Regional/Nicaragua, and others – provide information on residing in Nicaragua for English speakers.
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Enroll with Us. Why? Enrolling helps us better assist you in an emergency.
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Nicaragua: An Overview Read our Country Specific Information (CSI) for the basics on Nicaragua:
- Country Description
- Entry/Exit Requirements
- Safety and Security
- Crime
- Medical Facilities and Health Information
- Traffic Safety and Road Conditions
- Special Circumstances (Property and Legal Issues)
- Criminal Penalties
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Voting Abroad Generally, all U.S. citizens 18 years and older are eligible to vote absentee in Federal elections. Most states allow absentee voting in local elections as well.
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U.S. Taxes The IRS website is your source for tax forms, brochures and online filing information.
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Registration for the Selective Service All male U.S. citizens and immigrants, ages 18 through 25, must register with the Selective Service. Registration is now available online.