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How To Find A Job In Mexico
Mexico is an interesting choice for expats seeking employment and it is possible to find work here, although you will need to go through some legal procedures; it is not legal to work in Mexico without the proper permit. The country’s economy…
Healthcare Options For Expat Retirees In Mexico
If you’re thinking of retiring to Mexico, healthcare is going to be on your mind – but the good news is that there are some positive options awaiting you.Mexico has a national system, somewhat equivalent to the UK’s NHS; this is called…
A Guide To Mexican Visas For Self-Employed Expats
If you don’t yet follow us on Facebook, go do it now. We’ll wait for you to get back. Go! Done it? Good. Not only will you now get notified of every informative-yet-witty article we publish, but you’ll also get to see…
Interview With Chuck Bolotin, Best Places In The World To Retire
Chuck, you're VP Business Development at Best Places in the World to Retire. Tell us a bit about your role – what does a day in your life look like? Thanks, Scar, for the opportunity to be interviewed for Expat Focus. It’s…
Indigenous Traditions In Mexico – A Short Guide For Expats
One of the largest and most diverse indigenous communities in Latin America exists in Mexico. The indigenous population in Mexico consists of 12.7 million people that make up 13 percent of the country’s population. There are 62 languages spoken by this population.…
EXPAT EXPERIENCES
Amy Whitney, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Who are you? My name is Amy Whitney. I am 39 years old. I am originally from Kelowna, British Columbia,…
