tarojohn
Japanese looking for information about Mexico
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Registration: 17 December 2022
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Cities without humidity by wgregg12354
I am thinking of the move to Mexico, but being an Oregonian I鈥檓 not too fond of having to endure humid conditions. I鈥檝e considered Rosarito, but are there other towns that I should be contemplating? What about SMA or the Lake Chapala ...
@wgregg12354 hi William, quite dry in san miguel de allende..(then again, i am biased coming from over a decade of living in tokyo) Read More
Mexico, a welcoming destination to expats? by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Settling in Mexico, like every new environment, can feel like stepping into the unknown and brings many questions: how will it go, how to integrate successfully, etc. To help smooth this transition, we invite you to share your ...
@kerry66 Hi Kerry66 i appreciated your down-to-earth balanced response, thank you. I recently inherited a house in SMA and am seriously thinking about moving there when i hit retirement here in Japan this year. I do not know many people but found it ... Read More
temporary residency visa vs regular tourist status in Mexico by njnjnj
Is anybody can highlights the advantages of having a temporary residency visa vs being a regular tourist who can stay 180 days ( in most of the cases ) in Mexico ? Thanks.
basically easier in buying property (in dealing with the notary, local requirements), opening up a bank account, chance to become a permanent resident or citizen...there are many more but those are probably the most relevant. John Read More
Looking for realtor for rental property by Txflygirl
Hi all, my husband is retired. we would love to get in contact with someone who can help us find a place to live. I still work in the U.S. but I already figured out my commute.
@Txflygirlhello if you are interested in San Miguel de Allende, i have a small house (two seperate units) with large terrace and small courtyard near center of town and a rather unique ranch about 6 km outside of town (built like a turkish/moorish ... Read More