Summary Mexico media censorship concerns have resurfaced over proposed audience-rights rules for television and radio. The rules would address truthful information, separating news from opinion, complaints, and enforcement. Supporters say they protect audiences, while critics warn they could encourage censorship or self-censorship. What Are Mexico’s Proposed New Media Rules? Mexico…
Summary Spanish health insurance terms can help you navigate medical care and file health insurance claims in Mexico with greater confidence. This guide explains seven essential Spanish health insurance terms—including factura, desglose, carta de garantía, receta, and other common documents—used by private Mexican health insurance providers and international health insurance…
Summary Short-term vs. long-term international health insurance is one of the most important decisions for anyone planning to live or travel abroad. The right policy depends on your length of stay, healthcare needs, budget, and coverage requirements. Long-Term International Health Insurance Long-term health insurance is designed for foreigners living outside…
Maternity care for foreigners in Mexico often requires planning before pregnancy because most international health insurance plans have waiting periods before maternity benefits begin. Understanding what your policy covers can help you choose the right plan and avoid unexpected out-of-pocket costs. Understanding Maternity Care Coverage and International Health Insurance Here’s…
Summary Choosing the right health insurance for your family in Mexico means balancing coverage, cost, and your long-term healthcare needs. Understanding the differences between public, private, and international health insurance can help you choose the coverage that best protects your family while living in Mexico. Why Health Insurance Is Essential…
Summary Catastrophic health insurance in Mexico is designed to protect foreigners from the financial cost of serious accidents, illnesses, and other major medical emergencies. It may be a good choice for foreigners who want lower-cost coverage for worst-case medical events rather than comprehensive everyday healthcare. What Is Catastrophic Health Insurance?…
Mandatory Mexico’s cell phone registration deadline is just a few days away. By June 30, all mobile Mexican phone lines are supposed to be linked to the CURP (Mexico’s national identification number) of their owner. The government says the measure will help combat extortion, fraud, and anonymous criminal activity.…
Summary Many Canadians buying property in Mexico are facing unexpected costs because many properties are priced in US dollars. As the Canadian dollar fluctuates against the USD, exchange-rate swings between signing and closing can add tens of thousands to the final purchase cost. The Currency Risk Affecting Canadians Buying Property…
Summary If you have a medical accident in Mexico, you need to act fast. What you do immediately after an accident can impact your safety, legal situation, and whether your insurance claim for medical accidents in Mexico is approved. What to Do When after a Medical Accident in Mexico Accidents…
Summary Medical evacuation membership covers the cost of emergency medical transportation – often by air ambulance – when expats or travelers in Mexico must be transferred to another hospital for treatment. It covers the transport and evacuation logistics, not the medical care itself. Common Questions about Medical Evacuation Membership in…