Join the Club: You Can Shop at Costco in These 13 Countries

In addition to the United States and Puerto Rico, here are countries where you can find the $1.50 hot dog meal and the brand’s signature bulk values. According to Costco Connection magazine, they also each stock unique local favorites.

When you move to a new country, it can be comforting to find familiar products and services. If you’ve got a Costco membership, you’ll fit right in here.

Mexico

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Number of stores: 40

Unique items: Pan de muerto, Biscayan-style cod, Rosca de Reyes

Interesting fact: the Costco location in Mérida, Yucatán has a cenote in the parking lot!

Taiwan

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Number of stores: 14

Unique items: Alishan oolong tea

Sweden

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Number of stores: 1

Unique items: Marinated pork collar

Australia

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Number of stores: 15

Unique items: Vegemite, bubble tea

France

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Number of stores: 2

Unique items: St Michel Madeleines, 15-month and 24-month comté (cheese)

Japan

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Number of stores: 32

Unique items: Smoked Bonito Tataki, red sea bream loin, corn chowder

Iceland

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Number of stores: 1

Unique items: Spatchcock chicken with piri-piri mainade

New Zealand

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Number of stores: 1

Unique items: Metal kiwi bird sculpture, feijoa

Canada

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Number of stores: 107

Unique items: Balderson cheese, organic dark chocolate coconut cups

South Korea

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Number of stores: 18

Unique items: Fried honey pastries, Korean-style stir-fry hot pot, sea squirt

Spain

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Number of stores: 4

Unique items: Milhojas de crema cake, seafood salad

Mainland China

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Number of stores: 4

Unique items: Geoduck, blacklip abalone, wild black tiger prawns, crayfish tail

United Kingdom

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Number of stores: 29

Unique items: Marmite, Indomie Mi Goreng noodles

20 Best Countries for Women Who Want to Leave the U.S.

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American women who want to move abroad gather in hundreds of Facebook groups that target female expats. If you’re a woman considering immigration for yourself, the Women Peace and Security Index is a good place to start. The index, which is from 2022, ranked the United States in 21st place prior to overturning Roe V. Wade. These countries were ranked as the top 20.

➤ 20 Best Countries for Women Who Want to Leave the U.S.

These Medicare Part D Drugs Have Tripled in Price. Is Yours on the List?

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AARP just released a list of the 25 brand-name drugs with the highest-total Medicare Part D spending, and found that, “List prices for the top 25 drugs have increased by an average of 226 percent—or more than tripled—since they first entered the market. These lifetime price increases ranged from 20 percent to 739 percent.”

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Jen Barnett

Jen Barnett is the co-founder of Expatsi, a company that's helped thousands of Americans on their moving abroad journeys. She created the Expatsi Test, an assessment that recommends countries for aspiring emigrants based on lifestyle data. Jen has an MBA from Emory University with concentrations in marketing and innovation. Prior to Expatsi, she created Freshfully and Bottle & Bone—two businesses in the local food space—and spoke at TEDx on being brave. She lives in Mérida, Yucatán, along with her husband and co-founder Brett, pitbull mix Squiggy, and three rotten cats. How can she help you move abroad?

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