If you’re thinking about moving to Mexico, you probably have a lot of questions about how to move to a foreign country, even one as friendly and familiar as our Southern neighbor. Moving to another country is a big deal. You’ll want to know the basics: what type of visa
Mexico is quickly emerging as an ideal destination for those looking to settle somewhere new. With its diversity of landscapes, vibrant culture and culinary delights, Mexico can offer expats of all ages and backgrounds a place to call home. In addition to all the amazing experiences that Mexico has to
You know how you’re immigrating to Mexico, but not sure how you’ll get around once you’re there? Depending on your destination, you have numerous options when it comes to transportation, and we’ll help you consider cost, infrastructure, and safety for each mode of travel, including driving, flying, taking a bus
Americans don’t need to apply in advance for tourist visas for Mexico. Paperwork requirements change from time to time, but you’ll take care of them when you arrive. You’ll be permitted to stay up to 180 days, and sometimes immigration authorities allot you this much time automatically, while other times
1. What’s the healthcare system like in Mexico? Mexico has one of the most innovative and remarkable healthcare systems in Latin America. With its rich resources, Mexico is home to a large number of hospitals and clinics that offer top-notch medical care. Mexico’s healthcare system consists of both public and
The hardest thing about creating a list of the best reasons to move to Mexico is narrowing it down. From its well-known strengths (beaches! tacos! mariachi bands!) to its hidden gems (Grutas de Tolantongo! Cenotes! Bar Mina El Edén!), there’s no question that our neighbors south of the border bring
Studying abroad in Mexico is a great way to expand your education, develop professionally and explore a new culture. There are many excellent universities in Mexico offering quality programs in various fields in every region of the large, vibrant country. Plus, you’ll likely save over studying in the U.S., so
Welcome to the second Expatsi Report! This quarterly report tracks why people want to leave the U.S., what they’re looking for, what they have to spend, and more. See the images above, or download a PDF, below. The latest report from Expatsi, which surveyed people thinking of leaving the country
There’s lots of debate about whether the WFH (work-from-home) revolution will be replaced by the RTO (return-to-office) devolution. Like most issues, it seems like we’re divided right down the middle about staying remote or diving back into cube life. Of those who want to work from home, some are considering
An Instagram follower asks, “In this country the late/end of life system is designed to bankrupt you and your family while providing dismal care. If someone is living on a limited income but would like to live in a country that provides affordable elder care with dignity, where can they
Updated 02/17/2022: Portugal is revoking its Golden Visa program as it related to buying property to curtail rent inflation and housing shortages for Portuguese citizens as the result of protests and a housing crisis there. Previously they had increased regulations on the properties expats could buy to receive a visa.
Last month, Brett and I took our second trip to Mérida, where we’re moving in Yucatán, Mexico. Originally, we’d planned to visit each of our top ten countries over the course of 5-10 years, choose our favorite, and then begin planning the move. But we loved Mérida immediately, so we
Welcome to the very first Expatsi Report! This quarterly report will track why people want to leave the U.S., what they’re looking for, what they have to spend, and more. See the images above, or download a PDF, below. Have you ever thought about moving out of the United States?
Updated August 17, 2025 Since the current Supreme Court overturn of Roe v. Wade, and specifically based on Clarence Thomas’s opinion in the decision, many Americans are looking to a future without some of the rights we have now. One of those is the national right to same-sex marriage, legalized
Updated January 13, 2023 With the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June of 2022, many expats are looking for countries where the right to an abortion is protected or at least not as contested. Other expats may seek countries who ban abortion in all instances. Currently, states with trigger
Short answer? It depends! This is one of the most common questions we get at Expatsi, and unfortunately there’s currently no fast and easy answer for two reasons: Your personal tax liability isn’t the same as anyone else’s No one specializes in the tax laws of a variety of countries
Tell any parent it’s expensive to raise a family in today’s economy, and they won’t laugh at you, because they’re too tired. But believe me, they already know. One survey shows that to raise a family of four in 2025, you’ll need a six-figure income in more than half the
