After 10+ years living in Mexico, I share the real reasons why some people choose not to move there, from language barriers and utilities to healthcare, crime, and daily life challenges.
Is Mexico safe? After 20 years of living here, I share what safety is really like for expats, plus tips on crime, driving, scams, food, climate, and daily life.
Thinking of moving to Mexico from the USA? Discover what life is really like through first-hand experiences. Learn about the cost of living, healthcare, visas, safety, housing, taxes, and more to make your move smooth and rewarding.
After years of living around Mexico, here’s my take on the best places for Americans, from Mexico City to peaceful Lake Chapala and sunny Puerto Vallarta. Find out what life’s really like in each city before you decide where to call home.
Learn how to keep your US bank account, transfer funds, and manage money safely while living or retiring in Mexico.
Based on my experience retiring in Mexico, here’s everything you need to know about health insurance for retirees, from IMSS to private plans and costs.
With around 14,000 American expats in the greater San Miguel de Allende area, the sizable community can make settling in as a new retiree much easier.
Mexico has the world’s largest American expat community, with most expats choosing locations already populated by fellow Americans. However, some people prefer a safe, convenient … Read more
Finding out how much you need to spend when retiring here is one of the most important factors in determining whether Mexico is right for you. You want to ensure that your budget, pension, or government retirement fund will be sufficient for your needs.
If you want to retire in Mexico, do yourself a favor and get a retirement visa. While the process may seem complicated due to unclear regulations, it’s totally worth it.
Here is everything you need to know about retiring in Lake Chapala, including what kind of lifestyle you are going to have, housing options, how to get around, cost of living, and more.
When it comes to grocery shopping in Mexico, you’ll find typical supermarkets, just like in the USA, that sell everything under one roof, as well … Read more