People often ask us for a list of ‘must-see’ places to visit in Mexico. No such list would be complete without inclusion of one of the most breath-taking travel experiences the country has on offer: ...
When you’re visiting Mexico for leisure or on package vacation, and for other short-term visits that will not exceed more than 90 consecutive days, you can get coverage for the expense of unforeseen ...
In Aztec culture, Ehecatl is the god of the wind; oftentimes depicted as a plumed serpent and illustrated in the breath and motion of living beings and in the breezes which bring and take the precious ...
As we explain in a related article, your US or Canadian insurance policy, however comprehensive, cannot cover you for third party liability in Mexico, so you need to purchase a Mexican auto insurance ...
We receive a steady flow of inquiries about relocation to Mexico from people seeking options and opportunities for living, lifestyles, and retirement in Mexico. We regularly talk with foreign ...
When you’ve decided to make a move to Mexico, this guide helps you to plan and organize the logistics and packing for your move with detailed Actions Checklist and Timeline. Our continually-updated ...
According to data published by the US Department for Transport, over 79 million personal vehicles crossed the border between the US and Mexico in 2019—giving an insight to the colossal volume of road ...
Most people who visit Mexico or live here (full or part-time) have some kind of medical insurance, and while that provides certain worthwhile coverages, sometimes a fully-managed medical evacuation ...
Property prices have been rising steadily in Mexico over the last decade—driven by a range of forces including the country’s stable macro-economics, foreign residents moving here and buying property, ...
Chinkultic, nearby the lakes of Montebello, offers visitors dramatic views across the jungle and the only known cenote in the state of Chiapas ...
A frequently asked question by Americans contemplating a move to Mexico is whether their Medicare coverage is valid here. The simple answer is no, but there are some caveats. Medicare is only ...
When you’re visiting Mexico, or living here part of the year or full-time, you should consider having a medical evacuation insurance plan in place so that in the event you become seriously ill or ...