Frankly, the $674/month SSI income would let you live pretty well in many countries, but why do federal regulations stipulate that you are not to receive SSI if you are out of the country?
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Egao No Genki
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Perhaps there is a misunderstanding on your part. My son is receiving Social Security Disability while living in Sweden after suffering a severe stroke there two years ago that caused him to become permanently disabled.
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I found the following information online. As you can see, may or may not be able to receive social security payments depending on which Country you have moved to. "How and where can I receive my Social Security benefit checks? The easiest solution is to have your benefit checks deposited into a U.S. bank and use your ATM or debit card to access your money. If you wish to have the money deposited abroad there are other considerations. Presently Social Security lists 44 countries in which you can have your benefits directly deposited to a bank in those countries. There are likewise certain countries to which by law social security benefit checks may not be sent. These can change but as of the time of my writing this, the U.S. Treasury Department forbids sending social security benefits to Cuba and North Korea. In addition, Social Security restrictions prohibit sending payments to individuals in Cambodia, Vietnam or areas that were in the former Soviet Union (other than Armenia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia)."
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