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[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Website Full of FREE information www.josearteaga.com José Miguel Novelo - Mexican Lawyer - Real Estate, Taxes, Business, Immigration - jmnovelo@mxlegalandtaxes .com

[@Average--Joe]

Yo! Thanks jose and jose!

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Your welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@garyzeinert7126]

Very informative. Much more information that Mexico Relocation Guide

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Wow! thank you for the vote of confidence! So happy to hear that! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@kathrynwilson8808]

Hello

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Hola!

[@scottshell8882]

Mister Mojo Risin'!

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

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[@maximolacerante8808]

1:02:30 “can tourists have guns” ? what kind of question is that, nowhere in the world is a tourist allowed to posses a firearm. Additionally, mexicans are allowed to own guns legally but with extreme limitations and hefty punishment if laws are broken. For one, theres only a limited selection of firearm caliber that is allowed (from a .22 to a .380 for handguns and some other low powered calibers for rifles and shotguns), secondly, there is only one place in the entire country where you’re allowed to buy firearms in mexico, and that is from a sanctioned military office in mexico city. Most notably, while citizens are allowed to own firearms at their residences for home protection, they are not allowed to carry for personal protection. There is a way to legally carry certain rifles and shotguns for hunting but thats it, there arent many shooting ranges in mexico. Finally, in practice its hard to rely on “self defense” in a legal situation, most often than not you’d be in a sea of trouble if you actually used a firearm to protect yourself or your home.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Thanks for sharing that valuable information with us!

[@awakeaware9708]

You should not give the wrong information to all these people I am 60 years old Retired the Mexican consulate Denied me temporary residency Visa I was a $100 short of their monthly requirement 1:03:35 denied me at 60 years old

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

We don't give the wrong information about consulates. We mention the fact that consulates all do whatever they want and follow their own rules all the time. I have made countless videos explaining this to the audience and also giving them various solutions to getting residency. If the consulate you went to denied you over 100 bucks then you need to go to another consulate or use another method of obtaining residency. We can not be held responsible for all of the Mexican Consulates in the world and how each individual consulate chooses to interpret the law. Thank you for understanding.

[@kathrynwilson8808]

What can my cousin's daughter do ? My cousin's daughter has been in Mexico City since March 2018. She came because her best friend had to have operations. She has been staying there to continue to help her and never left. Can she apply for the RNE PROGRAM ? Really appreciate your help and would like to hire Jose Novelo.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Yes She Qualifies. Jose Novelo Can Help you can contact him here jmnovelo@mxlegalandtaxes .com

[@maximolacerante8808]

55:30 😂 Jose, I know youre cuban, but its not called “Fidelcomiso” its Fideicomiso.🇨🇺

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Thanks for sharing!

[@maximolacerante8808]

51:10 just apologize and ask for the ticket. They may want to confiscate your drivers license, thats fine, let them take it, you will get it back from the traffic police station when you go and pay the fine. Now, hopefully they dont threaten to confiscate your car because they can do that if you’re drunk or something serious like that, or if its a verry corrupt officer trying to bluff you into giving them the “mordida” (bribe), in which case, don’t budge, stick to your guns and ask for the “multa” (ticket). This would be a rare situation really, the norm is they confiacate your deivers license temporarily until you go and pay the fine at the office. Thats it.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Thanks for sharing!

[@martgrams8611]

What about pensions? Taxes in Mexico on it?

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

If your pension is deposited into your US account then No it is not taxed in Mexico

[@sandrathomas2145]

I love this video so much information. I have never been to Mexico but I have been researching Mexico for possibly retiring in Mexico. What money do I need in my bank to do a move to Mexico?

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

It all depends on many factors. You should watch the other videos on my channel for a more comprehensive talk on cost of living

[@nenew1666]

Hi Jose I'm moving to Merida next month. I really could use your help. How do I get in contact with you once I'm there?

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

That is wonderful! I personally do not help anyone but i have a team of individuals who would be more than happy to help such as Jose Novelo. For a full list of Lawyers, assistance and more please check out my website for more information www.josearteaga.com/

[@SuzyRed6]

Does anyone know about Intercam Banco here in Mexico? I've heard it is a big deal for Expats/immigrants. I realize it is some kind of insurance/trust company functioning as a bank. I went there, but didn't really get answers to my questions 😒 Is it a dollar account with a debit card for peso purchases? I'd like a pure peso account, but am having to wait it out for the RNE Program 🍀🙏🍀

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Intercam is mainly a bank used to facilitate money transfers. It is a Mexican account that is also linked to a US account.

[@meatgravylard]

I've been with Intercam for years. It's just a bank, in Mexico.

[@hoppeanofasgard1365]

LMAO, fart fees, that's hilarious bruh

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Wish I were kidding 😅🤣

[@tennismaster007]

Why does it take so long to list a house for sale in Merida Centro

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Great question! Sorry we didnt get to it this time around. I don't know the answer myself and would need to ask Jose Novelo

[@Re3iRtH]

My girlfriend and I are looking to give birth either in Mexico or Brazil. Unfortunately her Philippines passport only allows Visa free travel to Brazil and not Mexico. Applying for a visa to Mexico is fairly challenging almost similar to the US. Would hiring a lawyer help?

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Not quite sure I would ask Jose first if he can help and he will let you know

[@J.PaulLucas]

What if you transfer money from your US bank account to your Mexican bank account?

[@philschiavone101]

You pay the vig to exchange from US dollars to MXN Pesos.

[@alexar413]

Right..lol...6/10%

[@maximolacerante8808]

@J.PaulLucas : what about it? whats your exact question? are you a dual citizen?

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Not quite sure what the question is. If it is about Taxes, then NO you do not Get taxed on that transaction.

[@J.PaulLucas]

@@JoseArteagaTravels yes I meant taxes

[@elst2day959]

If your name on your US & Mexican passports don't match it could cause an inconvenience when flying back to the states from Mexico. The airline employees in Mexico get a little paranoid and ask to see both passports before boarding the plane just to see it is really you.They also have you fill out a card declaring the reason for your travel as well as residency status.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Great point! That is very true i have had to worry about that myself. Thanks for sharing!

[@HappyMariaMadison]

My Mexican passport has my mexican name and in tiny letters under my name it has my married name. My us passport has my legal american name. My INE has my mexican name as well. ​@@JoseArteagaTravels

[@HappyMariaMadison]

What if your parents are not married but the mom is Mexican and dad is American and don't know where he is.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Jose goes through that exact example in the video. It can be done, it just takes extra steps.