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There is a stretch of Sonora where cactus covered mountains drop toward the deep blue water of the Sea of Cortez. You see sailboats in quiet bays, rugged cliffs,...

Yes, you can usually keep your U.S. or Canadian bank accounts and credit cards when you move to Mexico. In fact, many Americans and Canadians living in Mexico usually...

If you are looking for a smaller Mexican city with mild weather, deep history, beautiful architecture, and a slower pace of life, Pátzcuaro may catch your attention. In our...

Important update for dog owners: Dogs traveling from the United States to Mexico need a New World screwworm inspection certificate. A USDA-accredited veterinarian must examine the dog and sign...

If you have ever pictured yourself living near the beach in Mexico, but you also want a slower pace of life, outdoor activities, and an established community of Americans...

Nestled in the heart of Yucatan, Valladolid attracts expats with its quaint charm and vibrant culture. The city, with its cobblestone streets and colonial architecture, offers a serene escape...

If you’ve been curious about living in Rocky Point, Mexico, also known as Puerto Peñasco, this interview gives you a very real look at everyday life from someone who...

If you’ve been dreaming about a beach lifestyle that doesn’t require a passport stamp and a six-hour flight, living in Rocky Point might be exactly what you’re looking for....

Guanajuato is without a doubt one of the most unique cities in Mexico. And honestly, one of the most unique cities in the world! It’s colorful, historic, dramatic, and...