13 Things to STOP Doing Before You Move to Mexico

[@Intelwalk2]

Great video! I’m glad you touched on crime in Mexico. I have always wanted to visit Mexico but I’ve been afraid because we have children and one with special needs and what the news tells us about Mexico is it’s incredibly dangerous. After watching many video I now believe we are missing out by not visiting.

[@lromo6688]

Thank you for your service Kevin, and thank you for the info

[@fernwebb5568]

You had some great and less covered info here! Enjoyed your video and saved it!

[@lorenzorios1]

Hola amigos un fuerte abraso desde guanajuato Mexico 🍺🍷🇲🇽

[@robertocig1975]

Nice video. Good advices, and yes, if you plan to live in Mexico, it is strongly advised to learn spanish, as much as you can. Nowadays, there are tons of songs in spanish, and subtitled movies around so you can practice your spanish as much . Nonetheless, I will strongly advice to know what part of the country, and what part of the state, and what of the city you are planning to visit. Unfortunately, Mexico has changed a lot and it is not as safe to travel as it used to be. Queretaro is one of the great exemptions.

[@raynascott372]

Great tips to keep in mind! Thanks for sharing!

[@mexicanodecorazon1697]

Mexico, wonderful country!

[@carllachance3512]

How is Mexico America that's just like saying Canada is America what you're saying makes absolutely no sense🤔

[@peglets]

Because all of the countries in North and South AMERICA are considered America.

[@WillowBern]

Friend... America is a continent with north, central and south. The U.S. is in North America. We are the United States of America. We do commonly use the term American to describe ourselves, and we are on the continent... But American = US Citizen is not a world wide thing. ❤

[@rodrigoma1350]

To avoid this confusion, I've started calling people from the USA unitedstateans

[@ldsoltero]

America is a continent. You live in the United States of America, a country. Mexico’s official name is Mexican United States. A US person calling themselves American sounds as weird to non US people as someone from Mexico saying they are from the United States (if they meant the Mexican ones).