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Mexico's National Immigration Institute (INM) recently launched a new digital system that provides a residency card to a residency visa holder in a matter of an hour or so. It the past it could take weeks or even months to process...
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If you want to visit Mexico for longer than 180 days or even live in Mexico you will need either a temporary or permanent resident visa. Compared to many other countries, Mexico makes it easy to stay longer than 180 days...
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Affordable Retirement in Mexico: What You Need To Know Whether you’re nearing retirement age or planning for the future, you’ve probably already heard that Mexico is one of the most popular retirement destinations in the world for Americans and Canadians. With benefits that include a dramatically lower cost of living, excellent healthcare and all the...
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Mexico holds a number of warm locations where one can escape the cold. Check out some of these sunny, relaxing locales. While North Americans and Canadians brave the cold this winter, Mexico is enjoying warm and dry weather. Each of these locations comes with its own charm, providing welcomed options for escaping winter’s cold bite....
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Whether you are looking to winter inland with culture and food, or on the beach with water sports and seafood, there is something for you in Mexico. We provide the average temperature, cost of living estimate, and bulleted top selling points for each location...
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Mexico offers a more affordable cost of living. Businesses have found advantages to moving manufacturing facilities from other parts of the world to Mexico... Read More »
I’ll keep George Puckett’s Mexico – More Expatriate Insights guidebook on my smartphone as long as I’m living in Mexico. The information is invaluable...
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Retirement locations not included in the first version Expatriate Insights are included in the sequel, with invaluable information on living in Mexico...
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I don’t know any expats who moved permanently to the tropics because the pay is so much better. We go south for a better life, not for better stuff...
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“Why Mexico?” people would ask with a hint of condescention. I feel needed and appreciated here. There’s a high demand for native English speakers in Mexico... Read More »