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Gringo Pricing – How to avoid it and live like the locals
Gringo [grin-goh] noun, a term used in Latin America or Spain to refer to Caucasian people, particularly from the U.S. Gringo pricing [grin-goh pry-sing] phrase
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The Best City in the World – San Miguel de Allende
If you are a lover of all things Mexico, at some point you'll need to visit the magical city of San Miguel de Allende. San Miguel is in the heart of Mexico, abo
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To Stop or Not to Stop – Stop sign etiquette in Mexico
One thing you will notice when you travel by road in Mexico is the while there are laws of the road, most people don't follow them. It isn't unusual on highways
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The ABC's of Being an Expat in Mexico
Moving to any new location requires a period of adjustment, no matter what part of the world you are relocating to. The Mexican way of life has a number of thin
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Foreign Plated Cars in Mexico – How to Import Your Car Legally
When driving in the Northern parts of Mexico, you see many cars with license plates from the United States. Some are people who cross the border into the United
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Getting Around in Mexico – A guide to Mexico's many forms of public transportation
Getting to Mexico is pretty easy, and whether you come in by car, boat, or air, there are many wonderful destinations. Once you get to where you are going, ther
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Retiring to Mexico – It's all about quality of life
It's no surprise more and more people are choosing to live out their retirement days in Mexico. It's warm climate and inexpensive lifestyle make it a solid deci
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Who Wants to Move to Mexico?
Moving to Mexico could be for a number of reasons. You could be retiring, you could be moved as a result of your job, you could be a digital nomad and your job
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Healthcare Coverage Options in Mexico
Whether you are traveling to Mexico for just a weekend or living there long term, there are a few options you should be aware of when it comes to health insuran
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The Do's and Don'ts of Bartering in Mexico
Mexico is filled with open markets and so many beautiful items from pottery to handmade crafts to jewelry. It's almost impossible to visit Mexico and not see so
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What to do if you have an Accident in Mexico
If you are driving in Mexico and have an accident, it needs to be handled differently than if you had that same accident in the United States. You cannot just e
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Military Checkpoints – What you need to know
If you've done any sort of travel by road in Mexico, you are no doubt familiar with the occasional military checkpoints that pop up in certain places. Seeing th
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