A new survey by an online magazine for expats suggests that more Canadian and United States citizens are interested in making Mexico their home than in previous years — especially…
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Retiring in Mexico
Huatulco vs. California So many visitors and expats ask us about Huatulco vs. California. Which is better for short- or long-term living? Which offers more bang for the buck? Which…
“Safe and warm” was what The Mamas & The Papas longed for in their 1965 hit song, “California Dreamin”. They were ready to trade in “grey days” for the sun-soaked…
The INAPAM Card is a free, government-issued senior discount card. It’s the size of a resident or credit card and doesn’t expire. It is issued by the Instituto Nacional de…
What’s Your Flavor? Given the fact that Mexico is a large and beautiful country, with plenty of interesting locations, you may wonder how to determine which location would be…
If one topic preoccupies all foreigners looking to relocate to Mexico temporarily or permanently, it is how to get a visa. We’ve been there. This article will help you navigate…
I am often approached by potential buyers with questions about our Huatulco way of life. Beyond the nuts and bolts of wanting to know how to buy property in Mexico…
With the debt crisis and economic uncertainty in the US, Americans now more than ever are looking to purchase new homes in Mexico. Generally, homes are less costly in nearly…
Since our move from Canada to Huatulco Mexico, we wake up everyday grateful to be expats. We love our home country, but find solace in having traded a go-go-go mentality…
Purchasing land in Mexico works differently than acquiring land in the US or Canada. The laws for land ownership are unlike those you’ve probably experienced before. So, you should take…
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