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  • International Health Insurance Broker in Mexico
    Health & Insurance

    How to Find the Best International Health Insurance Broker in Mexico

    - By Michelle

    Finding the right international health insurance broker in Mexico is the key to securing reliable, hassle-free healthcare while living abroad.  Without the right guidance, navigating policies, exclusions, and claims can be overwhelming.  A great broker not only helps you choose the best coverage but also supports you when you need…

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  • finding a medical specialist in Mexico
    Health & Insurance

    Finding a Medical Specialist in Mexico

    - By Michelle

    Finding a medical specialist in Mexico isn’t the hard part — finding the right one is. From doctors who won’t share credentials, to clinics that rush procedures, skip second opinions, or push unnecessary tests, the red flags aren’t always obvious until it’s too late. And once you’re already in a…

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  • palliative care in Mexico
    Health & Insurance

    Palliative Care in Mexico: Is It Covered by International Insurance?

    - By Michelle

    Navigating healthcare in Mexico can be overwhelming, especially when it involves the emotional and practical complexities of palliative care in Mexico – or end-of-life care.  According to the Human Rights Watch report Care When There Is No Cure, access to palliative care in Mexico is considered a human right.  However,…

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  • Living in Mexico

    Living in a Small Mexican Pueblo: Life Outside the Big Expat Cities

    - By Emerson Howell Nagel

    I don’t deny the advantages of the Ajijics and San Miguel de Allendes and Puerto Vallartas of Mexico.  Believe me, as someone who arrived here 20 years ago with two small children, I get how helpful it is to have a Walmart and a Home Depot close at hand.  And…

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    Health & Insurance

    Do I Need Health Insurance if I’m Living in Mexico?

    - By Michelle

    Are you wondering if health insurance in Mexico is absolutely necessary?  While it is not mandatory, it’s wise. Keep reading for everything you need to know about Mexico health insurance for foreigners so you can make the right decision for you and your family. Is Health Insurance Mandatory For Foreigners…

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    Health & Insurance - Living in Mexico

    How Emergency Services Works in Mexico: Must-Know Facts for Foreigners

    - By Michelle

    Whether you’re sipping mezcal in Oaxaca or hiking in Copper Canyon, knowing how emergency services in Mexico work BEFORE you need them can be a game-changer. Whether you live full- or part-time in Mexico or are visiting, you might assume it’s like back home. It’s not. Mexico’s Emergency Medical Services…

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  • Día de Muertos
    Living in Mexico

    Día de Muertos Events You Can’t Miss in 2025

    - By Vanessa French

    As the echoes of Independence Day fireworks fade, sugar skulls and cempasúchil appear, meaning the country’s most spectacular celebration is on the way. From reverent to rowdy, here are our picks for Día de Muertos moments that make this season pure Mexican magic… Valley of the Catrinas– October – November,…

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  • how to import a car to Mexico
    Immigration

    How to Import a Car to Mexico from the US and Canada

    - By Jan Barry

    Whether you want to take your car to Mexico for an extended stay or because you’re relocating, you need to know ahead of time how to import a car to Mexico from the US and Canada. You can’t just drive your car with a US or Canadian license plate around…

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  • moving money to mexico
    Money & Banking

    The Challenges of Moving Money to Mexico

    - By Emerson Howell Nagel

    Moving money to Mexico always feels like bullfighting – a moving target; you need to stay alert and don’t ever drop your guard. Eight years ago, I got disgusted by the ATM fees and lousy exchange rates I was getting using my Bank of America (BofA) debit card to withdraw…

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  • bank fraud in mexico
    Money & Banking

    Bank Fraud in Mexico: How I Got Scammed

    - By Emerson Howell Nagel

    Foolishly, I consider myself savvy about bank fraud in Mexico. I worked in banking for 19 years. I’ve never fallen for the usual scams – the Nigerian prince, the “friend stuck at the airport”. But I just helped someone steal MXN 6,000 from my account at Santander. No guns, and…

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