Plan a longer trial stay (2–3 weeks) outside peak season and treat it like daily life. During the stay, test internet in typical rooms at different times (evening streaming, video calls, work calls) using both mobile data and fixed broadband if available; ask the property manager about service stability and power outages. Visit local clinics or hospitals to confirm language support, appointment wait times, and medication access; verify if your regular meds are stocked locally and what backup options exist. Check transport options to the hospital and how reliable it is in rain. Test groceries, banking, postal services, and laundry as you would after moving. Talk to other expats about social life and language support. Document gaps between brochures and daily reality and bring this list to due diligence discussions. If internet or healthcare access is inadequate, ask for alternatives or adjust your plans before signing a long-term agreement.
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