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Google Maps Offers Crime Zone Warnings for Drivers in Puebla, Mexico
Puebla is a region in Mexico well-known for its culinary delights, colonial architecture, and amazing pottery. Its city center, Puebla de Zaragoza, is roughly 135 kilometers southeast of Mexico City and takes around two hours to drive to, which is excellent for travelers and expat explorers. The region is relatively safe according to the National …
Quality of Healthcare in Brazil
Brazil’s healthcare system is one of the country’s leading attributes. Thanks to the Brazilian constitution, which has been in place since 1988, expats, international students, and other foreigners who are legally in the country can enjoy quality public healthcare. When you’re planning on moving to a foreign country, one of the first things you’ll want …
Cost of living in Mexico: What You Can Expect to Spend as an Expat
People move to Mexico for many reasons. Some want to experience a new culture, while others want to live a life of luxury that wouldn’t be possible on their budget back home. Similarly, some are looking for a place to call home that offers small-town comforts. If you are interested in living and working in …
How to Open a Bank Account in Mexico as an Expat or Tourist
Relocating to a different country may result in a dilemma as to where you should keep your money. It’s something expats, digital nomads, and long-term travelers have to confront time and time again. Indeed, one of the first things new expats in Mexico want to know is how to open a bank account. Local bank …
Health and Medical Insurance Options for Expats in Mexico
Whether you have public or private health insurance, there are many options for expats in Mexico. Private medical insurance plans enable expats to seek the best treatment at private hospitals, while public health insurance provides access to public health institutions, facilities, and physicians. Many expats dream of moving to Mexico due to its affordable cost …
Mexico housing: An expat’s guide to renting a house in Mexico
Types of Property in Mexico Expats looking to move to Mexico will find that there’s a wide array of accommodations to choose from. Note that urban housing is considerably more expensive than housing in rural areas. In this section, you’ll find a list describing the types of property you can find in Mexico. Detached houses …
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. …
Education in Mexico: Your Guide to the School System in Mexico 2024
If you’re moving to Mexico with your family, you’re going to want to know where you can send your children to school. However, the education system can make the decision difficult. Rural schools in the country lack funding, and consequently, there are not enough teachers, textbooks, or buildings. Urban public schools are slightly better, though …
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Healthcare for expat retirees in Mexico
Mexico is an attractive destination for expat retirees due to its relatively low cost of living, modern infrastructure, excellent healthcare, as well as proximity to the United States. So much so that it ranked four out of the top 10 countries in International Living’s Global Retirement Index 2023. If you too are planning on relocating …
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 …
