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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....
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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...
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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 »
Driving a vehicle with foreign license plates to Mexico, requires the driver to have a non-Mexican license. This applies to auto insurance as well... 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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Electronics are more valued in Mexico, but they are also put at greater risk. I’d venture that the danger has to do with the loose regulations on electricity...
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Groceries aren't as comparatively cheap as car washes and medical care in Mexico. I recommend buying Mexican carnes or meats, and the fresh, organic vegetables...
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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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