Mexico Relocation Guide Reviews

My wife and I are moving to Loreto, Mexico and are applying for permanent residency. So far, we have concentrated mostly on the steps in applying for permanent residency and, in particular, on the details (e.g., there is an excellent example of the household goods manifest that is required when crossing the border with any household goods you are declaring.) There is also very good direction on filling out the application form that will be presented when going to the Mexican Consulate to start the process of applying for residency.

The Guide is very easy and intuitive to navigate and provides a real peace of mind, given that information there is constantly being updated. While nearly everything you need to know can be found in various resources around the web, it would take a tremendous amount of effort to chase it all down. The price for this guide is well worth the cost.

The Mexico Relocation Guide compiles all the needed information in one easy place. I tried to piece it all together myself, from many different sources and this guide does all that for me. I go straight to it now when I have a question or need clarification. Do yourself a favor and just buy it if you are serious about moving to Mexico.

I have just started my journey to relocate to Mexico. Every time I have a question I refer to the guide and 99% of the time the answer is there. If the answer isn’t there, a simple email to Mariana is all it takes for her to find the answer. I can’t imagine doing this move without this invaluable guide. One of the best investments I could have made to help me make this life altering choice.

Every aspect of the MRG is invaluable to anyone considering a move to Mexico. The attention to detail instills a sense of confidence.

I highly recommend the Mexico Relocation guide! Mariana provides an amazing wealth of information and resources that are truly beneficial for anyone interested in moving to Mexico. Her professional, Video’ on the sight and easy approach takes this type of guide to the next level.

This guide has proved to be one of the most valuable tools I’ve acquired on my journey in getting residency and living in Mexico. I cannot recommend it enough. I’ve learned so much and know I can count on the information to be up to date and vetted. This information is incredibly hard to try and find on your own, and you won’t know if the info is up to date. If you’re serious about living in Mexico and getting residency, do yourself a favor and get the guide!! Facilitators, rentals, canje, getting utilities, banking,…. there’s so much to know. This is one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. Five stars. Arriving in La Paz in May 2023. ♥️

This is my guidebook on how to move to Mexico. The trusted contacts meant everything to me when I went to Mexico recently.

I toured the Riviera Maya with Damian Rodriguez, the recommended Mexico Relocation Tour Guide for the Cancun area. Damian met with me online to design my tour before my trip. He was prompt to pick me up and so very knowledgeable about the area. I knew that I was in good hands as he showed me the area and the housing options available. He shared a wealth of information and answered all my questions.

I highly recommend Damian for tours in the Cancun area!

You will be pleased.

Mariana provides essential information in a highly professional and friendly manner. She works very hard and the Mexico Relocation Guide is highly recommended. 5+ stars!

I like everything about it. I trust it all. For me, once I have someone’s trust, I can trust their products too. I trust Mariana and her work, this guide. She’s professional and passionate about her Mexico Relocation Guide. Being a part of the Facebook community through this guide is great too. Things change so fast like the value of the peso. I find out information like this because I’m a member of this Facebook group. I’m glad I paid for this guide & have this one central resource. THANK YOU Mariana.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Mariana and her crew have assembled the most comprehensive collection of information related to Relocating to Mexico. The information is presented in a straightforward, objective manner without the typical bias associated with other sources that have a vested interest in promoting a particular aspect of relocating. Not sure how she keeps everything current as she does but it is very much appreciated.

I highly recommend the Mexico Relocation Guide to anyone considering moving to Mexico. We have lived in Nicaragua for the past 17 years and now are considering somewhere in Europe or Mexico. Before moving from the USA we looked forward to receiving the monthly International Living magazine to get ideas of where we wanted to live upon early retirement. Every country has resources to help you make your decision but in the end, they are trying to sell you real estate.

Mariana puts out amazing videos of every area of Mexico but you have to visit to see the realities and this is where Mariana’s MRG excels. She has put together encyclopedias of detailed information for every phase of your discovery and teams of people in each area that can help with you do your research and ultimately, make your decision. Even after you move to Mexico her recommended teams can help with the details of living somewhere such as getting Internet, reliable realtors, buying a car, getting your driver’s license, determining your medical options, and so much more.

The price of subscribing to MRG is well worth the cost even if you are just beginning your discovery phase to reinventing yourself in Mexico. And this is not just for retirees but also for digital nomads, people planning to work in Mexico and those just buying a second home. Good job, Mariana!

The Mexico Relocation Guide is a good collection of all you need if you’re seriously considering moving to Mexico. The guide has a lot of great logistical information, facts and contacts. I’ve used it to help plan my scouting trip this Spring.

We have appreciated a resource for finding contacts in various cities of Mexico, as well as general information about a wide range of topics. More important, even during the short time we have been using the guide, it has been continually updated. Highly recommended.

Mariana has done so much work on this book; it is full of up to the minute information that she updates immediately and continually without fail. This is a life saver! Everything you need and more!

One stop shop for all things related to relocating to Mexico. I recommend purchasing the Mexican Relocation Guide.

Very complete and up to date info! It’s helped us many times and is worth so much more than the actual cost.

When my sister and I began our adventure to obtain our permanent residency visas at the Mexico Consulate in Seattle, we found the information we needed regarding getting a residency visa in the Guide easy to understand. We talked to a number of recommended facilitators listed in the Guide (we HIGHLY recommend using a facilitator) while we were deciding on which immigration office to use. Between using the Guide and Mariana’s answers to our couple other questions, the whole process was amazingly smooth. During the visa process while in Mexico, my sister and I would very often say to each other as each step was easily completed how lost and how difficult, and for us, maybe impossible, the process definitely would have been without Mariana and especially the information in the Guide. Within 4 working days, we both obtained our permanent visas, automobile AND motorcycle driver’s licenses, and also our INAPAM cards, what I call our government issued “retired old lady discount card.” Oh my goodness, DO get the guide if you plan on moving to Mexico and obtaining a residency visa!!!

I highly recommend purchasing the Mexican Relocation Guide if you are considering moving (or even visiting) Mexico. For the visitor, the guide has great information about different places to visit and overview of Mexican culture. Far more important for those interested in moving to Mexico is the invaluable list of trusted contacts for all kinds of services such as facilitators, real estate, health care contacts, lawyers, etc. The guide provides incredible amount of information regarding how things work in Mexico and is very well structured for easy reading. Also the private Mexican Relocation Guide Facebook group that you can join after purchasing provides excellent real time contacts, messages and information about so many subjects (and has key word search). We purchased the guide in November after a trip to Chapala. I wish we had purchased it before hand as it would have helped up plan and spend our exploratory trip more wisely. Highly recommend purchasing this guide!

They offer a wide range of services, information and contacts in many locations across Mexico.
I did the private tour of San Miguel and Querataro . MRG does not sell or rent realestate so you get the good and not so good of the many communities.
I can’t imagine trying to navigate a move to Mexico without these resources.
I chose San Miguel for my new home. I came to buy but ended up renting so I can thoroughly evaluate the many options. This is money well spent.. a mistake here can be very expensive!
Tim Parris

If you’re considering getting your visa and moving to Mexico, Mexico Relocation Guide (MRG) is a must! MRG course is full of valuable information that would take you years to learn on your own. I have learned so much in such a short time and able to stay current when changes are made because MRG stays on-top of everything and will update information as needed! In addition to the course, you will have vetted individuals able and willing to help in the different areas of Mexico you’re considering moving!
Thank you Mexico Relocation Guide❤️

Excellent resource and extremely in depth. Covers questions we didn’t know we had. Absolutely recommend!!

It’s really hard to know where to start, what to do, and whom to believe….it can be daunting and overwhelming. Sure, you can look online, go to FB groups, and I’ve done that. But this guide literally not only answered my questions, it answers questions I didn’t even think to ask about!

The guide not only has incredibly useful information, but it is also indexed in an easy-to-navigate format. Also, a lot of information changes (like residency application procedures), and this keeps you up to date with changes.

In addition, Mariana (the creator) has vetted contacts in most of the locations you might be interested in, which is really worth the price of the guide itself. I’ll be using a facilitator to help navigate the process of residency, and using this guide will not only help me find that person but others as well, like realtors!

It’s great to have so many sources of information in one place. I’ve done more searches than I want to admit and a lot of them took me to dead ends. Thank you for what is turning out to be a valuable tool!

Mariana is doing such an amazing job keeping the information in the guide up to date. The Mexico Relocation Guide is the best money you’ll spend if you’re looking at moving to Mexico. I refer to it daily and I’m always finding more information. It covers everything you need to know, at all stages.
😊The private Facebook community is also amazing, it’s like getting the play-by-play on what is happening, which has been very helpful given some recent changes. I highly recommend the guide to anyone even just considering Mexico as a future temporary or permanent home.

We recommend Mariana’s Guide to Relocation in Mexico because it offers real useful, necessary tools for making a move to Mexico. Even after traveling quite a bit in the country, we had need of a comprehensive source of “how to” information. We are learning more every time we open the Guide.

I recently bought the Mexico Relocation Guide and find it well worth the money. I am on many Retire in Mexico and Expats in Mexico Facebook groups and have done a lot of research myself, but it doesn’t compare to the comprehensive information that is in this guide. I really appreciate the amount of information and that is updated regularly it has been extremely helpful.

Excellent guide with a plethora of information. I really like that Mariana updates the guide as things change in Mexico, and is very attentive responding to her customer’s questions/concerns.

I think it‘s a good investment if you‘re looking to save money on moving to Mexico. Everything is broken down into easy to find categories .

Excellent site and guide. Could not possibly do without it while planning to move back to Mexico. Excellent value for all we get!! Mariana is a delight and her videos are top notch. Go for the Guide!! 🙂

I have found this guide to be invaluable. I highly recommend investing in access to this resource.

The Mexico Relocation guide is a must have. I’ve not found anything quite like it. It’s concise, always up to date. No fluff. It has everything we need to start our new journey. There are invaluable contacts for just about everything. We are spending the month of January in the Puebla area. We connected with Martha in Atlixco. We will be staying with her. Very exciting! Mariana is very accessible. She always responded quickly to any of my inquiries. Thank you so much Mariana for making this available. MRG is worth every penny.

The Mexico Relocation Guide is absolutely worth every penny. Why? All of the information you need is in one place and it is updated routinely. All of the service vendors are thoroughly vetted, which helps you find trustworthy businesses and people. The adventure that is immigration is thoroughly explained and the ever-changing rules kept current. It’s the one guide for everything you need to know, plus all the things you never thought you need to know.

We are headed to Lake Chapala, next month, for our first scouting trip. We are booked with Ana for our private tour and couldn’t be more excited. Having one consistent, continually updated source of information has been invaluable. Mariana has done a wonderful job of putting together all the answers to our many, many questions. Considering retirement outside the U.S. seemed so daunting before I found THE guide!

Mariana has put together a wonderful guide. It is so thorough and easy to understand. Moving is quite the chore in and of itself. It’s nice to have the help from Mexico relocation guide to take away some of the stress. We have really gotten so much out of let Mariana has put together.
Mariana, thank you so much!

I strongly believe the Mexico Relocation Guide is a must have if you are planning to move/retire to Mexico full or part time. There are over 300 articles with helpful advice and plenty of contacts for trusted resources. I haven’t had any yet, but I can see that Mariana answers questions quickly and is always interested in customers suggestions and requests.

Before my family and I moved from the states to Mexico, I watched every YouTube video I could get my hands on. I particularly liked the ones featuring Mariana from The Mexico Relocation Guide. I didn’t purchase the guide itself at that time, thinking I would wait until we got to Mexico to see if we really needed it. It didn’t take long to see that we were in a bit over our heads. We needed health insurance and I saw that the guide had a list of vetted insurance brokers. We purchased the guide and it lead us to a fantastic broker. The guide also introduced us to an amazing real estate agency. Making these two connections alone was worth the price of the guide. I would wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone thinking about a move to Mexico or someone who has already made the move but needs help.

We have seen many u-tube presentations about Mexico who all claim to be experts. Marianna is from Mexico and know her country well. We have found the Relocation Guide -with Marianna to be the most accurate. We would suggest more information about local hospitals, banks, preferred neighborhoods and entertainment choices. We have found your list of local experts to be helpful in our search for a new home in Mexico. Glad we joined. Cheers, Jim n Cricket