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[@tonydewit2240]

Impressive the time you spend on educating us, this is what sets you apart as a true professional from others. Thank you Mariana.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Muchas gracias Tony- for being my number 1 fan. I love that you guys are getting value out of this content :)

[@tootz1950]

Manana doesn't only mean late for a party. It can also be for more serious things. If your car is supposed to be fixed by 5 pm, it might be manana, or manana-manana. I recommend any paperwork that is important to be started as early as possible, including buying any large or expensive items. As long as you know this will happen, your blood pressure won't blow and you can calmly talk to the person as is necessary. They are not doing something to make you mad, it is a way of life. Mexicans are wonderful people, with a small few who can be nasty, but enjoy the rest and get recommendations for everything.

[@toveesevenstorm6409]

Thank you Mariana!! I am in the process of selling my whole life to make the move to Mexico and its been exciting but also a little stressful but now that I have started my journey im very much looking forward to getting there and being there. thank you

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hi Tovee! It will always be a little stressful to get out of your comfort zone. But just take it one day at a time and you’ll see the Mexican people will embrace you with kindness and patience I suggest learning Spanish a little at a time so you don’t get overwhelmed 😀

[@izumispa2993]

Your videos are SO appreciated, THANKYOU!

[@stagnes1970]

Wow....Mariana Your information, your style in preparation and presentation is very accurate, spot on and refreshing to hear and see from all the others on the internet. I am now a subscriber with intentions to use your relocation guidance. KUDOS to You, keep up the great work.

[@attattatt]

Culture shock is real. Not knowing the local language can make even the simplest things difficult. I'm speaking from experience. Make sure you appreciate and accept the cultural differences. Learn the language.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Thanks for reiterating Andy

[@raymondwaters9252]

Yes you are absolutely correct I have traveled in Asian countries and also I go to Mexico quite often and yes she won’t have very much problem very many people speak English but I tell you it’s also very good that you learn some Spanish or whatever country you’re in that way you can use some words sign language I called pig English or pig whatever language you’re trying to speak and you get by you may look stupid but they will eventually understand what you’re trying to convey people are not stupid God bless everyone

[@arturofontes7635]

Hola. Mariana While you were explaining about Mexico I notice your dog in the background having a siesta. LOL!!!!! I have one dose as well. She thinks she is the boss.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hahahaha yes! She’s the queen of the house. We’re all her servants

[@LJ-jq8og]

Excellent graphic on the residency requirements ! Thank you for the nice work.🙏

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad it was helpful

[@hans895]

Thank you very much,muchas gracias for giving us all that good Information. All the best wishes for you

[@sandybroderick2932]

This was a FANTASTIC, INFORMATIVE and EXCELLENT video!!! Thank you!! I learned soooo much!!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Great! Glad you enjoyed it

[@veronicamartin875]

Thank you. The information is so helpful, and presented topics that I never considered.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad it was helpful!

[@silviasteinbacher7230]

The best part of Mexico is there people! So warm and welcoming ❤️

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

agree!

[@javelinaflips-annie5000]

As always a great informative video Mariana. And of course the puppy 🐶 Cheers

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you found it to be useful 😃

[@robintillotson5665]

This video calmed my nerves about medical treatment. Thank you, Mariana.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Great! Glad it calmed your nerves

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

The most common US prescriptions and their equivalents in Mexico mexicorelocationguide.com/us-prescriptions-in-mexico/

[@lkris21]

Thank you Mariana!!!! I've been looking everywhere for this type of reference and couldn't find anything .?this is perfect!!

[@2cartalkers]

The very best and most informative videos on living in Mexico bar none. Mariana is a wonderful educator!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Gracias 🥰🥰

[@allyson1691]

Thanks for sharing this information in such a balanced and realistic way. Imagine a doctor that cares and takes time - wow!!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad it was helpful!

[@blasdelagarza5292]

Another great video….such great information…Thank you Mariana!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You're so welcome Blas!

[@kwaintraub2]

You're such a natural, Mariana! Love your awesome videos.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Gracias ExpatMama!

[@carltheyoda2155]

Excellent info and stellar presentation! Great job!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you liked it! check out the site for more tips! mexicorelocationguide.com/blog/

[@Seniormexico1968]

Another excellent video! Muchísimas gracias!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Gracias

[@joandervin8205]

Wonderful and informative session, thank-you.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Muchas gracias. Glad you enjoyed it

[@GATEWAY2MARS]

Just bought the guide. Me and my gf are SUPER excited about this new adventure we’re about to take. Thank you for all of these extremely helpful videos. 😊 🙏🏼

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Awesome! Thank you for your purchase. And happy to be of help

[@harlyredhonda9938]

One of your best videos Mariana thank you 🙏 I watch ever Thursday I can or at least watch the reruns lol

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Muchas Gracias Harly! I am very glad you found it to be valuable

[@lanagraham4587]

You are solidifying my decision

[@lesliesmith1366]

Oh my goodness you gave me so much hope and so much positive information that I needed to know. I have subscribed to you subscription. I really enjoyed your video and I look forward to moving to Mexico soon. I'm in the process of getting my passport. Thank you so much for all the information that you care. I really enjoy it. Thank you

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

So glad it was helpful Leslie! Make sure you get our free guide on living in Mexico Mexicorelocationguide/lp-retire-in-mexico/

[@arlingtonguy54]

That was excellent! Thank you

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mylifehows7047]

I love you "chill" dog napping in the background

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I couldn’t get her to go to her own bed 😂

[@patriciadiaz5622]

Great video thank you

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@OldSoulPammy]

Thank you for such good info. And I love your dog in the background! I hope to contact you soon regarding my move to Mexico next year. ☮️😎

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Thank you Pammy!

[@mildredlifestyle4163]

very nice sharw my friend thank you for shating keep safe always

[@henryharvel5120]

Great video!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Thanks Henry

[@henryrivas8999]

This was one of the best!!!!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it Henry!

[@2cartalkers]

Not only did I give this video a like 👍but I have subscribed too. Your videos are what I have been searching for with regards to moving to Mexico. Suggestion, please do a video on the different climates in Mexico and their seasonal temperature averages.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Thanks for subscribing and for the suggestions

[@debrasmall9095]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide - I go on my weather app and type in the cities in Mexico and save them so I can look at them and compare them everyday or anytime.

[@littlewarrior62]

Muchas gracias. ❣️🍰

[@DeepBlueandBeyond]

Thank you, Mariana! this is so informative and helpful, I'm planning my move to San Pancho on July 13th!! Temp Visa in process. I am SO excited about my next chapter, I've been lucky enough to travel extensively around the world and absolutely love Mexico, the culture, and the people! The information your guide, videos, and blogs have provided has been very helpful in my planning. Thank you again!

[@Out2Day]

Very helpful and informative. The monthly income requirement is a little higher than expected. Would this limit still be this high if your spouse has dual citizenship? Sorry if this has been answered already. Thank you for the great content.

[@jaytrabon]

So very grateful for this Mariana. Plan on being there in your beautiful country with the most precious people in the whole world soon. Being a gringo, raised by a phenomenal Mexican woman in Texas, my dream for the last 25 years has been to live where I feel most at home... See y'all soon

[@MovingToMexiCo]

Great information!!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Gracias amigos 💕

[@MariaKGrace]

Thank you, Marianna❣️❣️❣️

[@combatgmanofyah5813]

Thank you 😊

[@dalemyers6184]

Great video. I have been here 17 months now. I am so undecided where to live since most of the places I have enjoyed. I decided to just continue the adventure with my little yorkiepoo as we travel through Mexico. Have a wonderful weekend.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Muchas gracias- igualmente (thank you! you too!)

[@patriciavandevelde5469]

What paperwork did you need for the fog

[@patriciavandevelde5469]

Dog i meant

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

LEARN IF LIVING IN MEXICO IS RIGHT FOR YOU bit.ly/3gcJ4rk

[@CaliDreaming98]

I teally miss living in Southern California and had wondered if living in a laid-back, beautiful environment near the ocean would ever be possible again. Mexico 🇲🇽 is very much like Southern California...actually it was Mexico at one time. I believe that wanting to visit and potentially live and retire in Mexico and embrace the cultural differences would be just what I have been hoping for since leaving Southern California years ago. Thank you so much for all that you share with us!🧡🧡🧡

[@marineburgess]

Great video and thanks for posting. One thing people need to get done is (if married) get their marriage license apostilled by the secretary of state's office in the US state they were married. Once in Mexico they might then need to get that translated by an authorized translator in Mexico. I am married to a Mexican citizen who is also a US citizen. We are going to move from our home in Atlanta to our home in Coyoacan (just south of Mexico City). I have started the process of getting my resident card in Mexico. The nice thing is since I am married to a Mexican citizen I got to bypass the interview at the Mexican Consulate office here in Atlanta and do not have to pass financials. I am able to enter Mexico City airport via a tourist visa and then will have the interview for the resident card. On that subject the Mexican web site for making appointments with Mexican immigration (I am having my interview in Polanco/ Mexico City) has been down since March 15th. There is no estimated time when the web site will be back up. I understand Mexico is doing some type of upgrade to the web site. We will be in Mexico for the month of May and part of June and I hope I can get the interview. Mexico said you can just show up at the immigration office and take your chance they will let you in. Just my two cents but thanks again for your video.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

That's only if you're married to a Mexican National and are doing the process in Mexico. Most people watching this channel don't fall under that category.😀😀

[@Littlepaw7]

Thank you young lady. I would love to come home to my ancestors and people in Mexico.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Love it!

[@tonyetheselfcaremaven]

This video has been so informative. I’m thinking of San Miguel de allende and Tulum.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it. Check out our blog for more info on moving to Mexico the right way Mexicorelocationguide.com/blog

[@tonyetheselfcaremaven]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you, I will!

[@NannyM5]

Hi there!! Thank you so much for your incredibly helpful informational videos on moving to Mexico. I have learned so much! May I please request clarification on a comment shared in the video? Is it still true that MX will allow residency if one has a past criminal record? From 1998? I realize it's most likely not cut and dried, but the comment seemed to indicate that. Thank you again!! Your info is invaluable, and I love the way you share the info on this incredibly beautiful country and the fabulously friendly people! 🫶

[@CandycaneBeyond]

My oldest son doesn't have insurance. He scratched his eye. Went to an eye doctor. $200 up front. Plus $89 for antibiotic drops. Insane.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

where was this?

[@CandycaneBeyond]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Indiana

[@blessed2878]

Looking good Marianna!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Muchas gracias! Feeling good Brenda!

[@ldixon6688]

Thank you for the great video! In my retirement years I follow the USA stock market news very closely. Does Mexican TV cover channels such as Bloomberg and CNBC?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes- plenty of financial channels on Mexican TV :)

[@mariaabundantliving6965]

Great video. I know I would benefit from better weather and lifestyle available there but fear I waited too long. Traveling alone isn't as easy as it was a few years ago for me. I am going to still pursue Dual Citizenship while I look for solutions to my limitations from a fresh angle.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hi Marie! You’re not alone and a lot of other women have felt that way also. But once they took the plunge and came to mexico they met so many other great women and built a network 😃

[@mariaabundantliving6965]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Meeting people isn't my worry. It's loss of physical ability to actually get there and get settled which I know would improve over time. I think hiring assistance is what I need short term. I'll ask on some forums about suggestions.

[@nohemijdls4115]

Mi México es bello! ❤

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

bello y grande! Saludos paisana :)

[@TheChristopherBlake1]

This clip was simply AMAZING 🤩 THANK YOU 🙏 SO MUCH for taking the time to create, film & edit all of this information. I’m sooooo EXCITED to move & be treated for Rheumatoid Arthritis. The research I’ve read & watched is so much more promising in Mexico. Thank you 🙏 Thank you 🙏 Thank you 🙏 Blake

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Glad you found some good info on this video. Where are you moving?

[@CLEARCIRCLEMEDIA]

thank you :)

[@purplelizard8]

So happy I came across your video! I subscribed! Love your outlook. I am not on any medicine, BUT am wondering if Mx has natural thyroid medicine, such as Armour avail. and adrenal medicine Cortef if I ever need it. Thx!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Thank you for watching! I would consult with a naturopath in mexico to get an answer to your question

[@MysticDonBlair]

Thank you for all your hard work making these wonderfully informative videos. ☺️ I know it’s a taboo subject, but would you please discuss Mexicos cannabis reform? I have a medical condition that makes cannabis necessary for my well-being.

[@MysticDonBlair]

There is very little information about this in English

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I can absolutely put it into a future video. Great suggestions

[@MysticDonBlair]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you 🙏 so much!

[@cookiemama9756]

Yes please, a future video on cannabis please? Many expats don't speak on this subject.

[@df-lx8pz]

Hola Mariana from Denver! Thank you for the video and much more informative than other hosts. I do have a question regarding the permanent visa with 170k investments. For my wife and I, would the 170k apply to us as a couple or would the total investment need to be 340k? Thanks again, cuidate! Don Fitzpatrick

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hi Don! It depends on the consulate. Some consulates only require a couple to make the $170k some require both to make the $170 savings

[@Rs-im9gv]

You are no longer just given 180 days anymore on a tourist visa. I was surprised that this wasn't mentioned as a warning. You have to show proof of return flights or reservations and even then ,some are still given less days.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yeap- you aren’t guaranteed 180 days

[@debrasmall9095]

When we bring our medications can we print out a list of prescriptions with our name on it from our Kaiser website, that is they our healthcare providers do it. No more handwritten prescriptions.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes - you can have your prescriptions in Mexico

[@ellisrose8017]

Very informative. I was just talking to my GP today here in EU and got a ton of medication that i have to take with me. So you surprised me with saying that they might confiscate it at the border. It is for a illness i have & can't funtion without it. I am moving there as a permanent resident and wanted to be ok for the 1st year with this medication. Now i am a bit worried. Thank you for the video & links

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Make sure you bring your prescriptions so that there is no questions- you’ll probably be okay

[@ellisrose8017]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you for your reply. I am not sure what you mean with "bring your prescriptions". Here our prescriptions are on our id-card and once the prescription has been filled. It automatically gets deleted from our id. Even when we would get the prescription in paperform, we have to give it to the pharmacist & they keep it after the prescription is filled.

[@lizgarrett5525]

We travel to Mexico quite a bit for the last 3 years even during Covid and my husband always carried his meds and never had an issue. As long as they are for personal use and no comercial intentions it all be ok, at least that’s been our experience.

[@ellisrose8017]

@@lizgarrett5525 Hi Liz, thank you so much for replying to me. ☺️ I will take a letter from my GP that the medications are for me and only for that. It worked in other parts of the world just fine, even in countries where they have a very very strict drug policy.

[@inhale.exhale.2527]

Mariana, having been born in a British colonial protectorate that no longer exists, and which has been replaced by a country that does not recognise my birthright, I carry an ancestral passport for a European country I had never been to until quite recently. Finding myself now in Sweden for the last 4 years, something I could not have foreseen, your description of Mexico is inspiring. Swedes by comparison are unbelievably unwelcoming and distant - toxic even. Soulless. ¡Dime más! 🇲🇽

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I’ve heard that about Nordic cultures!

[@inhale.exhale.2527]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide who knew, right? such an 'exceptionalistic' society. there is the germanic strain that crosses from east to west across northern west europe (excluding finland), and there is the latin strain from italy through france into spain and portugal. chalk and cheese to this day! exclusive, cold, calculating, cannot take criticism. inclusive, hot, a bit crazy, passionate, cannot take criticism? 😁 have you ever heard of ättestupa? who would throw their old and infirm off a cliff when they became unable to support themselves or contribute! that is inhuman! but i can see it in them now ... 😱 sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%84ttestupa

[@rondouglas2917]

Thanks for the updates you send out with your videos ,I have a question if you are married to a Mexican born citizen for 28 years and we plan to retire and move to Mexico would it be easy to apply for residentency ?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes! As a spouse of a Mexican National you have the fast track into residency.

[@rondouglas2917]

Thanks I thought so,thanks for letting me know

[@raymondwaters9252]

How do you communicate with your doctor in Mexico if you can’t speak Spanish or other medical professionals I even had trouble when I went for my dental

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

It's certainly smart to learn some Spanish. But many doctor's speak English it just depends on the level of hospital you go to, what city you are in, and if you seek an English speaking doctor.

[@FerHurtado]

I hope someone tell the people who decide to move to Mexico that they also need to keep following rules like they do in their countries. A LOT just relax and feel entitle to come and direct people and been messy unfollowing basic rules like keeping your on a leash dog, pick your dog waste, RESPECT your mexicans neighbors, etc. etc...

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I agree that there are bad apples in every country- but there are also many many extranjeros who behave wonderfully- they respect all the rules and treat the country with love. Not all gringos are rude. The majority are very nice people.

[@lindastarr4699]

I have a question about the canned and packaged food in Mexico. Do you know if it has chemicals in it such as: TBHQ, BHT, High Fructose Corn Syrup and other chemicals? How about GMO which is a genetically modified organism? I'm thinking your food is healthier but I am curious.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

That's a great question. I have no idea

[@debrasmall9095]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide - I believe they have Organic stores and Restaurants in Mexico we may have to google them and see...I want to know too, so I will seek it out

[@debrasmall9095]

What documets have to be Apostilled and what has to be Noterized?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Depends on what you are trying to accomplish. We recommend bringing apostilled birth certificates, marriage certificates, and death certificates

[@debrasmall9095]

Since Mexico does not accept MEDICARE, when should I change it to MEDICARE ADVANTAGE. ... do you have a referral for MA

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

We have an excellent list of recommendations for Medicare advantage brokers that are familiar with the right plans to get you set up so they cover you in Mexico They’re included when you buy the México Relocation Guide Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide

[@RA-fm8wr]

I've never heard anyone talk about using their US HSA acct for med in mexico. Assume you can

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I highly doubt that you can. Considering it’s meant to be a tax deferred account Sure you probably can do it but if you get audited, you might get in trouble

[@stephaniemontor1567]

Marianna thank you so much! I am a veterinarian and I would like to work part time in Mexico. I do not know where to start any suggestions? Thank you.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You may need to check for certain professions are only for Mexican Nationals.

[@stephaniemontor1567]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you Marianna. Would the consulate or embassy know?

[@debrasmall9095]

Can they volunteer at a shelter?

[@cmt635]

Can we bring our medication that we take everyday while we are visiting Mexico? We are planning to move there this summer and want to know if we need to find a doctor while visiting in a couple of weeks so we don't run out when we move?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

As long as you have proof of prescription yes. It’s different if you have a suitcase full or cannot prove it’s for your actual medical condition and it depends on the medication. Medical marijuana isn’t allowed

[@cmt635]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Should we just bring the original bottle ...of our original medication? Not medical marijuana it's our BP meds and anti depressants...my husband has PTSD and he takes them everyday like I do my BP meds.

[@henryharvel5120]

When a person goes through the immigration interview at the consulate and are able to show that they meet the monthly income requirement from a current employer in the states, do they get questioned about that job or income moving to Mexico?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

No- you only get questioned about it when you go to your interview. Only that one time

[@henryharvel5120]

So a person can qualify with the salary from a job in the states, even though they won’t have that income or that job when they move to Mexico?

[@kylejoseph225]

@@henryharvel5120 you can get questioned again when you arrive in Mexico at the airport. If you are starting the process outside of Mexico it's typically a two stage process, and you need to clear customs to finalise the process at the INM office. We got questioned at the airport. Depending on the embassy you do your interview at, they may or may not inform you about what to say when you arrive in Mexico.

[@theseniorthrifter9994]

You mentioned the amount needed per month but I thought it is amount per month OR a certain amount in investments. Is that still true?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes- still accurate

[@barrygarrett8688]

I'm considering relocating to Mexico, but I have a question. I take medication for high blood pressure. I'm a Veteran and the Army sends me my meds every few months, can I receive my medication by mail in Mexico?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Possibly! Although the government won't directly send them to you, you can get them in Mexico through this provider. Check out this video interview I did kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXiueHttiLygldk

[@foreverlovesophie]

How does one prove the have spousal support through a divorce ?

[@raymondwaters9252]

To be fair my last statement there are many people in Mexico that speak very good English and I’m sure other languages and Mosely was doing the Yucatán peninsula where they do have Maya language and I Spent time in Baja California port cities like Ensenada you want I have much problem with English

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes there are a lot of Mexicans that speak English but also There are over 360 dialects in Mexico. Not only Mayan

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Thanks, Is the local private health insurance less than international insurance>? How many times can you renew the 180 day visa?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Local private health insurance will always be less than International. There isn’t a rule of how many times you can renew the 180 day visa but nowadays it’s getting harder and harder to do so multiple times without being denied or given very few days

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Do you have to wait until you are in Mexico to buy the Local health Insurance? Which company is the largest one? thanks

[@irenemassey6292]

The easy way is to exit Mexico & re -enter with a new visiting permit That will give you a new 6 visitors permit

[@irenemassey6292]

Remember everyone is different and Mexico is more relaxing layback country.

[@definitelydaphne777]

Hola Marianna mi segundo nombre es Alejandra mi novio es de Mexico.nosotras nos casomos en Las Vegas I want to get married in Mexico also. Do I still need to prove $2600 a month if I’m married to a citizen of Mexico ? Does Mexico honor a US marriage license or do we need to get married twice ? I know the rules keep changing everywhere . Thanks for your informative videos. Muchas Gracias mujer joven Hope I didn’t butcher that too badly . Yo estudie Espanol cuatro anos in la Esquela pero no practico

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You don't have to show economic solvency if you are married to a Mexican national. If you start the process in the USA you won't have to worry about your US marriage license being apostilled. Muy bien con tu Espanol

[@debrasmall9095]

For Monthly Residency, are they speaking of the GROSS or NET amount?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Always NET

[@robertgibson9540]

15:18 how do I get the information guide?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hi Robert. Our complete Mexico Relocation Guide can be purchased here Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide

[@RigiLiquid945]

Which part doesn't have mosquitos

[@rishalinda7165]

I am married for 21 years to my Mexican husband. We have been traveling to Mexico almost every year since we were married and we purchased a condo in Mexico near my husband's family in Cuernavaca so we have our own place to stay when we are there. I absolutely love Mexico, the people, the culture, the food and the scenery and now that my husband is retiring this year, we want to move to Mexico permanently. Will I be able to obtain my residency if I don't have my own income? I had been caring for my elderly mother for over 13 years and lost my job due to being away to care for her. (I am an only child) I heard the income requirements for residency have been raised to levels that are higher than our household social security income here in U.S.A. We are both over the age of 65 and delayed retirement so I could care for my mother until her passing but now with the income requirements changing have our dreams of retiring to Mexico become impossible because of me?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

If your husband is a Mexican National you can obtain residency without the need for income verification

[@irenemassey6292]

Well I’d your husband is from Mexico, or has Mexican origins he can get the dual citizenship, and you can be a resident easily by his status as a Mexican

[@GG-cu7ld]

How about income tax do you have to file yearly, if so do you have to file federal and state

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

If you earn an income in Mexico you file taxes after you earn more than 400,000 pesos a year. And yes you file yearly

[@GG-cu7ld]

If your retired in the U.S. and no longer work at all. Do you still file income tax? If you qualify for temporary residency

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You don’t file taxes in Mexico unless your income is in Mexico. You do however still have to file taxes in the USA if your income is from social security

[@GG-cu7ld]

Ok thank you so much you are so helpful 😊

[@odiesclips7621]

I'm 75 yrs old. I want to visit!! And maybe be permanent!!!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You should visit first for sure. We can help you see what living in a specific town is like with one of our private relocation tours mexicorelocationguide.com/tours/private-relocation-tours/

[@jamiecaldwell4043]

What can an expat expext to pay for Mexican health insurance?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Fully depends on your age, your current health, your coverage level, coverage area

[@jaquettajones]

Do the residency minimum income requirements apply to Americans with Dual Citizenship as well?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

No- Mexican citizens don’t need a residency visa

[@giljusino]

You hit a nerve in me with this KZbin. Literally. I’ve been wanting to spend time in Mexico for many years. Today I’m dealing with an expensive medical issue. I need an MRI,but my doctor says insurance may not cover it. How do I go about finding a Neurolical spine surgeon in Mexico? I may need surgery to relieve a ruptured disk.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You should visit Doctoralia.mx They have a directory of specialist there and you can filter by location, language, etc

[@llee8325]

Guadalajara has a very good medical school, and loads of good hospitals. In the Lake Chapala area, near there, are many medical translators who can attend a doctor's meeting, AND many English-speaking doctors.

[@giljusino]

@@llee8325 oddly, my father was a medical student in 1953, in Guadalajara. I was born in Guadalajara. Left Mexico in 1956. I’m looking forward to seeing it again.

[@moniqueaftertrucking]

Questions concerning weather events - are there any areas that don't experience weather events

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Weather events like which ones? Because all of mexico experiences weather

[@debrasmall9095]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide - We can use a weather app on our cell phones

[@WanderingNature]

My friend moved there over a year ago with no income and plans never to return to Canada

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I don’t recommend that- glad your friend found a way. But I really don’t recommend that to anyone

[@pulukie]

Thank you, where in Mexico do you live?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

I split my time between Mexico City and Austin TX

[@pulukie]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Just wondering, as we are moving to Playa Del Carmen in June 2022. Thanks and I have bought your guide it has some very goood information

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

@@pulukie thank you so much for buying the guide! Good luck with your move to Playa del Carmen 😊

[@andyellerby2226]

is it a problem to load a shipping container with my belongings and have it delivered?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

No- but it'll cost you a lot of money. If money isn't an issue, then I'd say go for it. But we highly recommend downsizing as much as possible before moving to Mexico.

[@llee8325]

Most movers will not bring your things in a sea container. Everything in your container would be stolen right off the bat. Especially in Veracruz. So overland is better, but longer.

[@moniqueaftertrucking]

Can you carry over health insurance from retirement

[@debrasmall9095]

I called my health care and they told me they do not cover Mexico - Kaiser

[@moniqueaftertrucking]

@@debrasmall9095 oh ok

[@fdadentist]

My wife and I collect $4292 from social security and have $350,000 in savings and investments. Would this disqualify us for a permanent visa?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hi there check out this post for the most recent income requirements mexicorelocationguide.com/mexico-residency-income-requirements-2022/

[@fdadentist]

Can I visit for 179 days, go to USA for a day and return for 179 days, and repeat ad infinitum?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

No- you will get flagged and denied entry - you can only do that once per calendar year

[@fdadentist]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you! Your information is extremely helpful and welcome. We are looking to move to the Chapala area next April or May.

[@charlesquesnel2302]

I have a question I'm in a wheelchair I don't make an income but I have lots of money in my bank account like let's say over a million can I use that for citizenship

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

hi Charles. You can’t use it for citizenship but you can use it to brain Mexican residency. however, I have to point out that being in a wheelchair living in Mexico is extremely limiting. There is no law that requires all buildings to have ramps or elevators. I figure you may want to know this 😉

[@charlesquesnel2302]

@MexicoRelocationGuide 6 ft snow Banks I think is a lot more limiting 😆 I plan on manifesting myself running anyways so with all that extra vitamin D I'll have I'll be riding a higher vibration what should attract me everything I'm looking for. ☺️ I might look into a financial advisor and then I'll start making a lot of money a month so maybe after a year they can look at that as an income. Thank you for your response

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

We're happy to help you with your research. The first thing you have to determine is qualifying for residency. If you need help, I lay out all the details and instructions in our complete Mexico Relocation Guide. mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

[@mentalgrace6233]

I can't get any answers on getting my pet pig there . Then found out you have to itemize everything you bring and you can't have mote than one car.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Mexico doesn’t consider pigs to be pets and therefor it’ll be very hard for you to bring it in.

[@mentalgrace6233]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide thanks for answering

[@ralphlozano9177]

I thought Mexico stopped giving tourists 180 days..??

[@benoliver8565]

Case by case.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Not every person gets 180 days and not every person doesn’t. You have a much higher chance if you follow this advice mexicorelocationguide.com/6-tips-to-help-you-get-180-day-fmm/

[@ralphlozano9177]

Thanks for the replys ..👍🌝

[@tucsonazul]

That's right, they give time based on you income. new laws are making it harder to immigrate into Mexico

[@nottoday.c]

Is Puerto Vallarta a good place to live..

[@storres1368]

🥂🥂🥂

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Salud

[@lunaortiz2964]

Mexican tourist visa provided has changed from 180 days tona few days depending on immigration official. No guarantee. Make sure you look at the visa days provided. You can get arrested if you overstay your visa. Mamy chexkpoints at various travel points on road or air travel destinations. Be careful.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

While this is almost true- it's not entirely accurate. But yes- make sure you look at your visa days before assuming anything.

[@emilysdad4539]

Do you live in Mexico? All your videos are from your home. It’d be nice if you showed us real Mexico

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Have you actually seen any of my other videos? It's all boots on the ground.The videos are not about my life. They are about Mexico. . Do you want videos about my life? I guarantee you, it's not that interesting. I work about 12 hours a day.

[@jjmichell]

It’s NOT FREE is it? I really don’t appreciate the whole bait and switch sales tactic……

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

the video is absolutely free