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Mexico

Mexico - There's so much to discover in Mexico, from ancient Mayan sites to modern celebrations. Friendly and fun-loving, Mexicans welcome visitors to their land. Whether you head for Acapulco or Chichen Itza, enjoy the climate and authentic Mexican food.

Mexico - An Expatriate Guide

Overview
Climate and Weather
Getting There
Speaking the Language
Visas, Residency, Immigration & Documentation
Currency and Cost of Living
Foreign Currency - how to secure a favourable exchange rate
Banking
Taxation
Insurance
Business Culture
Healthcare and Medical Treatment
Social Security
Employment
Renting Property in Mexico
Buying Property in Mexico
Education and Schools
Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water)
Communications (Telephone, Post, Internet, TV, Radio)
Driving and Public Transport
Food and Drink
Leisure, Entertainment and Sports
Retiring and Pensions
Taking Your Pets
Expat groups in Mexico

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Expat Focus Recommended Website - Mexico

Expat Focus Recommended Website
Mexico Mystic's Blog

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A blog about life & lifestyles in Central Mexico with ideas about overcoming problems & culture shock.

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Expat Experiences of Life in Mexico (submit yours here)

Rachel Hartman, Mexico City

Local market in San Miguel de Allende

My name is Rachel Hartman. I'm originally from the Midwest, but have lived in Mexico for more than a decade. I first came to Mexico to teach English in Mexico City. I loved interacting with my students, traveling around the country, and absorbing myself in the Mexican culture right from the start. I taught English classes for two years...

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