Mexican Insurance
The 411 on Bring Rental Cars into Mexico
So you're on vacation in Mexico and decide to get a rental car to explore the area. You might think you can purchase a one-day temporary Mexican insurance polic
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Auto Insurance
US – Mexico Relationships Not All Bad
A short note on the drive from Arizona to Puerto Peñasco, with a reminder about Mexican auto liability insurance for the trip.
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Mexican Insurance
GEICO Encourages Driver to Get Mexican Auto Insurance
US Insurance Company GEICO is encouraging people planning to visit Mexico by car to purchase auto insurance. In a press release in January, GEICO reminds driver
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Mexican Insurance
Mexico's Auto Insurance Requirement on Federal Roads
On January 1, 2019, a new law went into effect requiring all cars traveling on federal roads to have civil liability insurance. Civil liability insurance is thi
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Mexico Travel
Do I need Medical Evacuation Insurance when Traveling Abroad?
You've decided to book that well-deserved vacation to Mexico or wherever your dream vacation spot is located. You've purchased your tickets, packed your bags, s
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Mexico Miscellany
Mexican Last Names: Why There Are Four
Mexicans commonly carry four names, not two. How the father's and mother's surnames combine, what order they take, and how the system passes on.
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Mexico Miscellany
Who the Heck is Benito Juarez, and Why are So Many Streets Named After Him?
It seems almost every town in Mexico has an Avenida de Benito Juarez or something similar. So who is this guy and why all the hubbub? Benito Pablo Juarez Garcia
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Mexico Travel
Gringo Pricing – How to avoid it and live like the locals
Gringo pricing is the expat term for being quoted more than a local would pay. Habits that help: compare, agree the price first, shop where locals shop.
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Mexico Miscellany
The Best City in the World – San Miguel de Allende
Visiting San Miguel de Allende: walking the cobblestone center and El Jardin, food, colonial doors, shopping and Las Monjas church.
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Mexico Miscellany
Stop Signs in Mexico: Why They Say ALTO
ALTO means stop, but drivers treat the sign four different ways. Which one you should be as a visitor, and why you should not copy the others.
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Expats in Mexico
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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Expats in Mexico
Foreign Plated Cars in Mexico – How to Import Your Car Legally
Bringing a U.S. or Canadian car into Mexico: the Banjercito temporary import permit, who it is for, the deposit, and where Baja and Sonora rules differ.
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