Mexico
Why Mexico?
Moving to Mexico is a no-brainer for as many as 1,000,000 US migrants — the most of any country — who cite the weather (including tropical, temperate, continental, arid, and even a dollop of polar!) and low cost of housing, healthcare, food, and other necessities. Retirees and digital nomads love the coasts and head to Puerto Vallarta, Yucatán Peninsula, and Oaxaca for the sea and sun. CDMX, Monterrey, and Lake Chapala are popular inland choices.
Some expats fear violence from drug cartels, but others say those fears are overblown. Generally, so long as you use common sense, Mexico is at least as safe as the US. Most people agree on Mexico’s best assets — warm, family-oriented people; vibrant, exuberant culture; and some of the world’s most delicious food.
Latest Posts About Mexico
Expats Share the Safest Cities in Mexico
For those looking for a change of pace, many immigrants and retirees have been drawn to Mexico in recent years. With beautiful beaches, diverse culture, and a much lower cost of living than many other [...]
How to Get Healthcare in Mexico
The Mexican healthcare system ranks among of the most innovative and remarkable in Latin America. With its rich resources, Mexico is home to a large number of hospitals and clinics that offer top-notch medical care. [...]
The Top 11 Reasons to Move to Mexico
There's a lot of great reasons to move to Mexico. Heck, the toughest part for us is narrowing them down! From its well-known strengths (beaches! tacos! mariachi bands!) to its hidden gems (Grutas de Tolantongo! [...]
The 10 Best Cities for Gay Men Who Want to Find Community Abroad
Looking to leave the US behind and find gay-friendly cities abroad? Whether it's sunny beaches in Latin America or cooler climates in the Nordic countries calling your name, Expatsi's got you covered. Here's our list [...]
Best Places to Retire in the World: 15 Countries for American Retirees
While US citizens have traditionally lagged behind other countries in moving abroad, the trend seems to be shifting. As they reach retirement age, Americans seek to stretch their monthly pension and social security. They [...]
The 20 Best Countries for Americans To Move To, Based on Data
The Expatsi Test is an assessment tool for Americans who want to leave the United States. It asks the regions they'd like to move to, their budget, the kind of visa they might apply for [...]
The Country You Should Move to Based on Your MBTI Type
Have you ever wondered which country would be the best fit for your MBTI type? Many people are interested in finding a place to live that aligns with their personality and values. Your MBTI type [...]
The 17 Best Retirement Destinations If Money is No Object
So many retirement articles are about getting by with less: less money, lower cost of living, leaner infrastructure, etc. This time, we're looking at countries that ask for more: higher income requirements, better healthcare, and [...]
The 10 Easiest Countries to Move To
More Americans are moving abroad than ever before. Thanks to digital tools like language translation apps and Google maps along with options for remote work, it's easier now to make a big move abroad. Combined [...]
YouTube Channels
- Aja Arrow
- Ami’s Adventures
- Backpacking Brunette
- Café con Leche Travels
- Expats in Mexico
- Ganza Media
- Life with Lechmans
- Misako Envela
- Nomad Capitalist
- Retired Life in Mexico
- serg & tana
- Shida’s on the Loose
- Tangerine Travels
- Travel Well w/ Meckell
- Two Expats Mexico
- Wandering Soup
- Ways of the World
- Why Not Now
Facebook Groups
- Ajijic & Lakeside
- Black Expats in MX
- Cozumel 4 You
- Families in Mexico
- Future Mexico Expats
- Guadalajara MEXPAT
- Holbox Island Expats
- Lake Chapala Area
- La Paz Gringos
- LGBTQ+ Expats
- Mérida Expats
- Mexico City Foreigners
- Mexico Expats
- Oaxaca Expats
- Playa Del Carmen
- Puerto Vallarta Expats
- Queretaro Expats
- Retiring in Mexico
- San Miguel de Allende
- Sayulita Expats
- Tijuana Expats
- Tulum Expats & Locals
- Yucatán Expats
Websites
- Access Lake Chapala
- Backpacking Brunette
- Being Gay in Yucatan
- Black in Tulúm
- Cafe con Leche Travels
- Expats in Mexico
- Holbox Island
- House Sit Mexico
- Living in Oaxaca
- Los O’Gradys in Mexico
- Mérida Living
- Mexico on My Mind
- Mexico Travel Safety
- Mexperience
- My Expat World Mexico
- Playa Del Carmen
- P.S. I’m on My Way
- Queer in the World
- Transitions Abroad
- Two Expats Mexico
- US Embassy
- Visa Application
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- @ajijiclife
- @cafeconlechetravels
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- @tijuanafoodlovers
- @tulummexico
- @visita_guadalajara
- @waysoftheworld_
- @whynotnow_life
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