Mexperience’s monthly Newsletter and our detailed articles and guides about living, lifestyle and leisure in Mexico are written by people who know Mexico intimately; they’re continually revised and ...

If you’re visiting Mexico for a short period —on a vacation or short business trip, for example— travel insurance policies which cover you for a limited time while you’re away from home should suffice ...

Experience the phenomenal Monarch Butterflies as they overwinter in the oyamel fir tree forests in the mountains west of Mexico City between November and March each year. Our travel partner has been ...

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We’ve mentioned in a related article how Mexico’s topography and climate zones offer choices about the natural environments to live in across the country. Another important aspect regarding your ...

Our free and continuously updated guide to Mexico Visas and Immigration is an exhaustive resource that enables you to learn about Mexico’s visas and residency permits, and how to visit and/or apply ...

You can usually tell when a thunderstorm is approaching; you’ll feel the air temperature drop, the wind might pick-up suddenly, you may hear thunder and see lightning and the dark rain clouds roll-in ...

Obtain advice and practical facilitation support for your Mexico residency application and other immigration procedures The tele-assistance support service saves you time and helps avoid common ...

There are lots of different reasons why people decide to apply for residency in Mexico. The most common scenarios are: When you have made the decision to apply for legal residency in Mexico, you will ...

Regardless of what stage you’re at in your thinking and planning about a move to Mexico, the comprehensive guides and resources on Mexperience help you to make considered choices and informed ...

Under the current immigration rules, there is no stipulated minimum time you must be physically present in Mexico each year to retain your Temporary or Permanent residency status. Until recently, all ...