Moving to Mexico is Not Just for Boomers

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

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[@dianaj3139]

Always learn something New about you Brighton, I also spent a little time in Atlanta, GA it was quite a few years ago when my favorite cousin was living there, and I went back to spend time with her. It is so interesting how we all tend to move around, and I think Mexico is a nice mix of that European feel when it comes to some Architecture in larger cities, but a completely different vibe with the cultural aspects. Thank you for bringing these stories from so many people on how they land in Mexico.

[@DeirdreHamilton0114]

Yay! Finally something geared towards me (in 40s, moving to La Paz in January). :-) Book ordered.

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

I need to work on more my reviews with folks under 50! See you in January.

[@valm.5243]

Great video! I'm also interested in moving to MX asap and in my 40's. I'd like to hear from other single younger ppl making the move.

[@fredshawaluk5248]

I'm coming to LaPaz. Next week to check it out as I'm wanting to find a winter residence. Hope yo meet you!

[@clementecontraersruiz]

Muy buena entrevista y buen video como siempre. Saludos desde la comarca lagunera. Al norte de. México

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Muchas gracias!

[@enriquegutierrez1902]

Señor Brighton I heard the area north from Vallarta in the state of Nayarit Pacific Riviera it’s Beautiful great interview. Salud y Saludos Enrique

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Thanks Enrique. I haven’t been to this area for 20 years. But I’ve heard it’s still gorgeous (but more developed.)

[@cindyk3076]

Such a friendly couple, enjoyed the interview!

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Thanks Cindy!

[@BuceriasRodHardy]

There is NO City or Village in Nayarit called Riviera Nayarit. Riviera Nayarit covers 200 miles of coastline ❗

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Correct - they didn't want to talk about the town they live in. I may have edited that a bit strangely to keep out the town name.

[@davebaker489]

Once again a grrrr8 piece on moving. Both, a bit scary and informative. The part of being over prepared and paying taxes" through the nose" for personal items was cause to take notice. PS I hope the trip went well (or is going well) P n D

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

If you handle your immigration paperwork in the proper order, you get a one-time exemption from bringing in household items. Just gotta finish your immigration process before bringing in the items. Not everyone follows the rules at the border anyway...

[@davebaker489]

@@AlmostRetiredinMexico Yes ... My point exactly. Also crossing where it is Not busy might be problematic. The last thing you need is a bored border guard.

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

@@davebaker489 You're right. You need to find the proper mix of not too busy that it's crazy and not too deserted that the guards have nothing better to do than harass tourists. ;-)

[@stevenmiller1031]

Thank you for sharing.

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Thanks for watching

[@davebacon6194]

Good one Brighton, do these guys have a you tube channel, gracias!😊😊

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Not that I know of. I think it’s just the book and maybe Instagram.

[@davebacon6194]

@@AlmostRetiredinMexico 👍👍😊😊

[@jijib7691]

Nice and interesting couple! Im just thowing this in the chat.. if anyone knows a Canadian company that allows their employees to work remotely, please let me know!

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Best of luck finding a remote job. I guess you’re not allowed to work remotely for an American company?

[@jijib7691]

@AlmostRetiredinMexico Thanks! Unfortunately no, and there are so many that allow their employees to work anywhere in the world. Canadian companies complicate everything...

[@valm.5243]

@@jijib7691. I live in Canada and I met a Canadian who lives here but works for an American tech company. Might be worth looking into!

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

@@jijib7691 So interesting. I have one Canadian friend who works in the oil fields. She works for 2 weeks in Alberta, then flies back to Mexico for the next two weeks. She has company provided housing when she's working in the oil field and she doesn't rent / own her own place in Canada. It's cheaper to fly back and forth than rent up there. But that is a very specific situation that doesn't work for most people. I hope you're able to find what you're looking for!

[@jijib7691]

@AlmostRetiredinMexico Yes, I know some people that work in the oil field too, but it's a very different lifestyle for sure! Thanks though! 🙂

[@yesandnoynada]

❤ Mexico!

[@RexPonder-y6b]

It's so expensive in Mexico now and the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing in Mexico

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

Seriously? You comment this on every video, but you never answer my reply asking where in the US you've found to the cheap still.

[@dianaj3139]

Hey RexPonder! I don't know where you have lived in Mexico, but when I spend anywhere from 4-7 months at a time in Mexico, I tend to SAVE lots of money on expenses! So, where I live in the PNW of the USA it's a lot more expensive and more dangerous than most places I visit in Mexico.

[@AlmostRetiredinMexico]

@@dianaj3139 I think RexPonder is a Russian bot. He always posts the same thing and never replies to comments. Maybe he's in the US in Kentucky or some really cheap state that doesn't have reliable Internet.

[@dianaj3139]

@@AlmostRetiredinMexico I don't know much about bots, except I am sure they are a huge nuisance!! Sorry they found your channel!!