Category Archive For "Expat Insurance"
6 Things to Know about Healthcare in Mexico for Expat Retirees
Expat retiree health insurance could come in handy when retiring in Mexico if you come from the US or Canada. You will be able to access excellent healthcare, at a fraction of the cost back home. It sounds too good to be true, right? but that’s not the end of the benefits you will get. …
6 Tips for Expats Moving to Latin America
Moving to a new city or country can be either exciting or daunting. Fortunately, many people find it easy to get comfortable in Latin America in no time. Whether you’re toying with the idea of relocating or are already prepared to make the move, you are in the right place. This article by Pacific Prime …
What is the Cost of Treatment in Mexico?
If you’re considering moving to Mexico, one of your main concerns is likely healthcare. Fortunately, healthcare services in Mexico are generally of high standards and even excellent in several places. Many healthcare professionals in Mexico have received at least partial training in the US, and many continue their training in the US or Europe. In …
Your Guide to Pregnancy and Birth in Mexico
Going through a pregnancy and a delivery is already tough on many new moms – but when you’re abroad, and without a support system, it can be even more overwhelming. From the medical to the legal aspects, there’s so much to consider. Expat women who find themselves relocating in the middle of their pregnancy may …
Best Places for Expats to Retire in Latin America
With its affordable cost of living and pleasant weather, Latin America attracts travelers and expats from all walks of life. The region often comes to mind when retirees wonder where to spend their time once their working life is over. Retiring abroad allows many expats to enjoy a better quality of life, despite spending less. …
How much taxes do you have to pay as expats in Mexico?
When it comes to taxing its residents, Mexico has got to be one of the more aggressive Latin American countries. It taxes residents on their worldwide income, and even non-residents on Mexican-source income. Every year, expats living in Mexico are audited by the SAT (Tax Administration Service or Servicio de Administración Tributaria). Whether you’re applying …
Complete Guide to Medical Tourism in Mexico
Medical tourism is booming as more people seek affordable healthcare beyond their home countries. Mexico has become a popular destination for medical tourists thanks to its proximity to the U.S., affordability, and high-quality healthcare facilities. According to Pacific Prime’s Cost Of Health Insurance Report, the U.S. is ranked #1 for the highest IPMI premiums in …
Your Guide to Working in Mexico as a Foreigner
Whether you want to take advantage of the relatively lower cost of living in Mexico, immerse in its rich culture, travel around the region, or even give your CV a boost, there are plenty of reasons to work in Mexico. If you’re not sure where to begin, this Pacific Prime Latin America article is for …
How to get your Mexican driver’s license as an expat driving in Mexico (Updated 2024)
If you’re visiting Mexico as a tourist, you can use your current driving license from your home country – though some car rental companies will require an international driving permit in Mexico (along with a valid original license). But if you’re living and driving in the country, you’ll have to get a Mexican driver’s license …
Top questions to ask when securing cancer insurance
Cancer not only takes a toll on one’s physical and emotional health but also one’s financial health. While cancer-related care has advanced significantly in the past couple of years, the unfortunate reality is that diagnostic tests, treatment plans, and hospital settings all contribute to overall costs and money-related stress – that is, unless the patient …
