I am a Mexican living in the us for over 25 years I want to move to Puerto Vallarta soon

I always look forward to seeing your videos.🥳 It is so fun to see the unique things that Puerto Vallarta has to offer.😎 I love your cute shirt too. 😃

Great tips Larissa 🎉 thank you for sharing

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México should require a Visa for Canadians.

Good video. New sub! 👍 What’s the party / nightlife like!??

As a long time resident of this Bay, 4 decades, I wish these newbes would keep their sharing to their personal experiences....because so much of what this inexperienced newbe is claiming is 100% WRONG.....dead wrong!

I like the area along the South Shore, but some places and be difficult to leave and return to with the hills, but it's also good for securitty, too. Convenience is nice where you live close and convenient, too, because going and coming can be difficult during the busy times when the highways are crowded esp. during the high season.

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Welcome back to PV..and sharing your travel experience ❤

Do you speak spanish

Espero que por cortesía aprendan a hablar español. Y que recuerden que México no es un hotel de 5 estrellas en el cuál tenemos la obligación de hablar ingles ❤

Y usted que opina de las deportaciones de latinos de su pais

Please do not come, you hate Mexican and now you want to go live in their country, The Mexican government is going to change the laws for all foreigners that want to live in Mexico. Most of the American that arrived to Mexico and still working and their jobs allow them to work from home. so They go to Mexico do not pay taxes in Mexico and they live like kings. But all that is coming to an end. Other type of Americans buy houses close to the beach, but they do not understand something they think that the beach comes with the house and in Mexico is illegal to claim a piece of beach. In Mexico the beaches are own by the Mexican. The new law is not going to make easy for people that want to retire and want to buy a house. prices are going to cost three time more for American vs Mexicans. and they have to pay taxes.

Atencion DIPUTADOS y SENADORES se debe legislar para que los extranjeros pagen impuestos y solo vengan por cierto tiempo , la gentrificacion es un problema y una realidad. Los inmigrantes que viv en EEUU sean residentes o no pagan impuestos, si tienen negocios y casa propias también pagan TAXES. Los güeros no quieren a los Mexicanos en su país pero ellos si vienen al nuestro a quedarse. CUIDADO.

Lawless and Cartel ruled country !! No thanks !!!

The President Claudia should make Americans in Mexico to pay taxes as much foreign pay here.in United States.

And 5 reasons not to

Mexico is the best country in Latin America to retire to!😀

Mexico is a beautiful country!!

We're moving back to the United States from Mexico. It's gotten very expensive now and the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing in Mexico. It's cheaper to live in Arizona than Mexico. And much safer.

Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤

I'm not interested in being near the beach. However, we've been living in Morelia, Michoacan, for almost four years! It's been a wonderful experience! I have no intention of returning to the US. Thanks for the video!

Do not retire in Mexico unless you are going to respect the country, the people and everything related to the culture. It is very annoying when Americas live in Mexico and treat the Mexicans like garbage! Another is to Mexicans are tired of foreigners making difficult for the locals: more expensive, and foreigners are not respectful, they think they are going to conquer, don't do that. Be respectful, just the way you would like any immigrant to behave in your country of origin. If you are going to be arrogant, don't move, stay where you belong, but not in Mexico, a land of opportunities, but also where the locals are proud of their country and culture.

I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Larissa. We also moved to Mexico in 2021 with our 3 dogs. We have lived in Acapulco, San Miguel de Allende and are now in Puebla. You mentioned Puebla was your favourite place - I would have thought you would have chosen Mexico City? We love the weather here (aside from the volcanic ash from the active volcano at times!) but we do miss the beach - but NOT the constant heat. Will be interested to know where you have ended up as you said Puerto Vallarta was too hot for you?

Hi Larissa,nice to see you again !love your energy .Please tell me where you would recommend to stay in Mexico City . Thank you 😊

Gracias por compartir tus experiencias Larissa.

You are living life to its fullest and what ever it is that you are doing keep it up because at 64 you look Amazing ! Thank You Larissa another Good Vidieo

Hi Larissa, do you know a person who could give my family a 2 hour walking tour of gringo gulch? Thank you!

nice to see your post again, Thanks for the info, love your t shirt

Great video! Looking forward to more of your Mexico travel videos!🙂

Hello 😊 I've heard great things about Queretaro. Hace you been there?

Keep up the great content

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Where are you from my lady

Your b roll is unbearable and hard to watch.

I love your content and your energy and I do live in Vancouver as well. I do agree with you that 1BR rent being $1800 in a suburb such as Coquitlam, New West or Surrey can, however, be $6500 for 1BR in dt???? That's absolutely not the case. You can get a furnished 1BR in Shangri la which is a 5-star hotel for $3800. $6500 most likely is for a brand new 2-3 br spacious home. For reference, I am looking at a home 3br in Nuevo Nayarit with an ocean view as well and the asking rent in high season is about $6000 CAD!! I can name a highrise in PV with amazing views and the rent is $8000 - $10,000 last time I checked in 2022 I was told it's fully booked for the next 2 years! lol Sure you can find a really banged-up home in PV for much cheaper than Vancouver if you do a 12-month lease however, if you are looking for newish apartments in neighborhoods with similar infrastructure as Vancouver such as Nuevo Nayarit or Marina Vallarta where everything is nice and clean, you are practically looking at the same prices if not more expensive. Also dining out, is about 20% cheaper only. food delivery is about the same price as in Vancouver. Grocery is cheaper but if you buy your home country's goods you pay more and in the end, your groceries would be only slightly less. The bottom line, is rents are the same, groceries are the same, comparable phone plans are the same or cheaper in Vancouver, Taxi and public transit are much cheaper in PV, clothing is about the same, and electricity is more expensive in PV.... so all in all people shouldn't consider PV to save money, cause they won't. They should choose it if they like the weather, vibe, food, people, etc. In fact, many people are leaving PV for the very same reason... it's expensive.

Thankyou for your videos, I have been to Royal Decameron and loved it, but if I went back I would like to do an affordable Airbnb close to good Restaurants and the beach😊

Fun to watch your videos Larissa! ❤ just learned before your video from another one on Chapala. Thank you for mentioning gardening and biking as well, on my list for sure!

3 bedrooms …no …that was in my onion, is a pantry by kitchen!

No novio Larissa?

Hi. I once commented on one of your first videos about you moving to Mexico and you replied to my comment. I've never been to Mexico but I'm now seriously thinking about going there even just to visit and escape the ugly depressing winter in Vancouver. I just don't know how to go about finding a place to live for a month or two as a start. Any advice on how to look for a place ? When someone first lands there are hotels the only option ? Talking about Vancouver. Well, it sure is NOT the place it used to be even just 4 years ago. The prices are through the roof and they've flooded the country with "immigrants" that it's getting harder for people to find jobs. Even the streets are now narrower and traffic jams are much worse. This place is 100 times worse than it used to be.

I live in this zone now and I love it !

No. Don’t come to retire to Mexico. Please

Wow, so charming. Great channel.

Puerto Vallarta doesn’t have the turquoise water and white sand Cancun has.

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

Good info..yes …send more prices for long term rentals a near the beach in Sayalito. Bob

Go back to california