Whale watching is one of the most popular activities from January through March along the Baja Peninsula, and our friend who just returned has the best tips...
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Mexico's National Immigration Institute (INM) recently launched a digital system that provides residency cards to visa holders in around an hour versus weeks...
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If you want to live in Mexico or stay for longer than 180 days you will need either a permanent resident or temporary resident visa. Mexico makes it easy to stay...
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The benefits of retiring in Mexico include a lower cost of living, great healthcare, modern comforts, & more. Find prices, pros, cons, & best places to live...
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Millions of Americans and Canadians travel to Mexico each year. With its generous peso exchange, safe toll roads, and friendly cities, it's easy to see why. Why Mexico Remains a Great Place to Travel Mexico is home to some of the world's most breathtaking beaches, exciting cities, and accommodating resorts, and the country sees more...
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A Fantastic Cross-Section of Expat Communities, Reference for Mexico's Laws When I first started swiping the virtual pages of this e-book, I was very skeptical. I thought "I've been here two years. What could this teach me?" The big fact of this book is that it's not from just one expat's knowledge and experiences. George...
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George Puckett just finished his e-book Mexico-More Expatriate Insights with tons of information on living and retiring in Mexico. It sells for only $5.99..
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Unexpected power failures are common in Mexico, and they aren't necessarily due to inclement weather, but most often due to loose regulations on electricity...
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Grocery stores in Mexico aren't as cheap as car washes & medical care, but Mexican carnes or meats, and the fresh, organic vegetables are always a good deal...
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I realize that my move to Mexico wasn't typical compared to other Americans or Canadians who make the choice to go south. I came here with one car-full of necessities and a furnished home waiting for me back in the U.S., planning to only stay for six months. Some weeks later I met the woman...
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