This new and extended Mexico guide will answer you all the questions before relocating to Mexico. This Mexico guide will help you: Get all the essential up-to-date trends, personal stories from expatriates, an insight of the mentality of the Mexicans, details about Mexican culture, profound immigration information, business ideas for Mexico, taxes, real estate knowledge, information on imports to healthcare, basically all the essential information you need to start over in Mexico. Also, you get a deeper understanding of the culture and local business manners, a grasp for the lay of the land, an overview of the best places to live and real stories of expats who tried their best to succeed in this unique country. Included is also the free book "Retire in Antigua Guatemala" This book is an expat guide that gives you a "slice of life" view of this plentiful and unique Central American country.
This new and extended expat guide will answer you all the questions before relocating to Mexico. It will let you discover the country of "eternal holiday and eternal summer" at your own pace before you even get there. This Mexico expat guide will help you: Get all the essential up-to-date trends, personal stories from expatriates, an insight of the mentality of the "Mexicano," profound immigration information, small business ideas for Mexico, real estate knowledge, info on importing products to healthcare, basically all the essential information you need to start over in Mexico. Furthermore, you get a deeper understanding of the culture and local business manners, a grasp for the lay of the land and nevertheless, in-depth information for "evaders." Included is a GUATEMALA TRAVEL GUIDE: Retire in Antigua Guatemala This is not a typical Mexico travel guide guide, it's an exciting and informative read written by a real expat. Go for it now and get prepared for your retirement in Mexico!
This new and extended guide will answer you all the questions before relocating to Mexico. It will let you discover the country of "eternal holiday and eternal summer" at your own pace before you even get there. This guide will help you: Get all the essential up-to-date trends, personal stories from expatriates, an insight of the mentality of the "Mexicano," profound immigration information, small business ideas for Mexico, real estate knowledge, info on importing products to healthcare, basically all the essential information you need to start over in Mexico. Furthermore, you get a deeper understanding of the culture and local business manners, a grasp for the lay of the land and nevertheless, in-depth information for "evaders." Included is a FREE BOOK: Retire in Antigua Guatemala This is an exciting, off-beat read written by a real expat; go for it now, this book will help you in many ways!
NEW 2018 EDITIONThis new and extended Mexico guide will answer you all the questions before relocating to Mexico It will let you discover the country of ma�ana at your own pace before you get there. This Mexico guide will help you: Get all the essential up-to-date trends, personal stories from expatriates, an insight of the mentality of the Mexicans, details about Mexican culture, and profound immigration information, business ideas for Mexico, taxes, real estate knowledge, from importing products to healthcare, basically all the essential information you need to start over in Mexico. Also, you get a deeper understanding of the culture and local business manners, a grasp for the lay of the land, an overview of the best places to live and real stories of expatriates who tried their best to succeed in this unique country.This is not your typical Mexico travel guide, it's an exciting and informative read for future expats, written by a real expat. Finally, a book on Mexico that gives a "slice of life" view of this plentiful, Central American country.
This fourth edition, completely updated in 2014, is brimming with sound and thoughtful advice on retirement in Mexico. Everything from how to pick your location to the new residency procedure that became effective in November, 2013, is covered. If you've ever considered retirement in Mexico, please read this book first. It has the most up-to-date information that would otherwise take you months of frustration to acquire. But why Mexico? The reasons are many. Often, Americans and Canadians choose Mexico because of its proximity. Unlike most other exotic retirement locations that require lengthy plane trips, it's easy to drive back and forth to Mexico. A more important reason is that Mexico is a bargain compared to the rest of North America and Europe. Expatriates live very well, often more luxuriously than they did “back home,” on very little money. Housing is half what it costs in the States; excellent medical and dental care is startlingly inexpensive; and the government will even provide health insurance for less than $500 a year! Then, too, Mexico is rich in archaeological sites, steeped in history, and has a more exciting “foreign” culture than any place in Western Europe. There is also no denying that its delicious cuisine, stunning architecture, colonial cities, and temperate climate also play a part in people's decision. Dru isn't implying that Mexico is Shangri-La, but she thinks it is closer to paradise than any place you can find in the United States, Canada or Europe. Here in this land of majestic mountains and rolling countryside, a gentle people are willing to welcome retirees into their hearts. Expats have more time to explore other interests and develop talents because they have more freedom, better health, less stress, and fewer mundane chores. The low cost of living allows them to splurge on luxuries that would be prohibitive anywhere else and to take advantage of world-class resorts that are only a few hours´ drive away. No, the country isn't perfect, but you cannot get any closer to paradise than Mexico.
Mexico: It’s not just for retirees anymore! Dreaming of escaping the grind for a lower stress, healthier, affordable, and more adventurous life? Let’s throw in a couple of margaritas and some palm trees for ambiance. The Young Expat’s Guide to Mexico reveals the secrets to moving to and thriving in Mexico well before you hit retirement age. Relocating your whole life to another country can seem intimidating and overwhelming, but it’s completely doable, and expat couple Shari Margolin and Josh Meister can show you how. Whether you're a remote worker, an adventurous duo, eager to escape the politics of your home country, or a parent seeking a different life for your family, this entertaining and empowering guide has you covered. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, you’ll discover how to flourish in Mexico, expat responsibly, choose the perfect place to live, and navigate the logistics of visas, importing a car, schools, renting, buying, building, healthcare, safety, finances, working, and integrating into the community. There’s even some real talk on that infamous organization. Packed with information, tips, and tricks, this go-to resource will equip you to move to Mexico and live a rich, rewarding, and comfortable life. It’s a must-read for anyone who is Mexi-curious or ready to take serious steps towards a new life south of the border. "If you’ve ever daydreamed of life in Mexico, this book is an essential stepping stone for making it a reality. This must-have resource is fun and easily digestible with personal anecdotes, secrets and practical advice. Have your highlighter ready — you’ll be referencing pages regularly when you embark on the journey of expat life.” - Tamara Jacobi, author of Wildpreneurs Why Choose This Book? Authentic Insights: Written by an expat couple with firsthand experience, providing genuine advice and stories. Comprehensive Coverage: Insight on every detail from visas and importing a car to finding schools and healthcare. Engaging Style: Practical advice mixed with personal stories, making it both useful and enjoyable to read. Real Talk: Honest discussions about safety and other critical topics that you won’t find in other guides.
Mexico. Land of enchantment and easy living? Or dangerous nightmare best avoided at all costs?Misinformation abounds about Mexico, and this practical guide debunks the myths to give you an accurate look at the country, with recommendations on locations that are unknown to most foreigners - locales that offer amazing lifestyles in safety, comfort, and with amazing value. It also lays out everything you need to know about every aspect of life in the various areas, and explains what to avoid, and what to search out, for the experience you want.Retirement Secrets of Mexico is written in an easy-to-read manner by an international bestselling author and Mexican resident of 16 years. It reveals seven of the best kept secret locations for expat living on virtually any budget, and comprehensively describes everything you've ever wondered about relocating but were afraid to ask. With sections covering health care, safety, culture, taxes, banking, infrastructure, driving, immigration, moving, language, renting or buying, building, starting and operating a business, working remotely, whether you can drink the water and why you'd want to...by the time you're done reading, you'll be armed with everything you need to know in order to make an informed choice on whether living in Mexico part or full-time is a good option for you, and what it would be like to do so.This comprehensive guide to some of Mexico's best hidden treasures is a must read for anyone curious about relocating south of the border, penned by a NY Times and USA Today bestseller who's been featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. Russell Blake's no-nonsense approach and straightforward style lays out all the insider info you need in an easily digestible format that's essential for those looking for a better life in the land of mariachis.Whether mildly curious about exploring a dream, or dead serious and looking for hard info with which to take action, Retirement Secrets of Mexico is a must-read by a Mexico expert who's done the research so you don't have to.Don't wait. Get your copy today!
With information on travel, business opportunities, cost of living, medical care, culture, climate and more, this book will define exciting and different options for retirement.
Expatriates Doug and Cindi Bower have successfully expatriated to Mexico, learning through trial and error how to do it from the conception of the initial idea to driving up to their new home in another country. Now the potential expatriate can benefit from their more than three years of pre-expat research to their more than two years of actually living in Mexico. They explain: How to begin the process of deciding whether Mexico is for you. How to evaluate locations and costs for expatriation. How to avoid being stereotyped as an Ugly American. How to find and set up your new home. Ways to cure culture shock before arriving in Mexico. How to master Spanish before moving. How safe Mexico really is. The benefits of cheap living, travel, and medical care. The modern technology available in Mexico. and much more! The Plain Truth about Living in Mexico answers the potential expatriate's questions by leading them through the process from the beginning to the end. In this comprehensive guide, you will learn not only how-to expatriate but will learn what to expect, in daily life, before coming to Mexico.
