Mexico is a leader in FDI attracted to Latin America. To this day, 35 bilateral agreements for the promotion and mutual protection of investments have been negotiated. This makes Mexico a safe place to invest and an ideal base for exporting. Is it smart to invest in Mexico? If you’ve ever wondered, “Is buying property […]

Inheritance, estate, and gift taxes There is no specific inheritance, estate, or gift tax in Mexico. Inheritances and gifts are treated as income under the income tax law, but may be tax exempt as described below. Income received by a Mexican resident through inheritance is exempt from income tax. Does Mexico have real estate taxes? […]

MAYAN RIVIERA TRANSPORTATION BUS. Many of the fascinating attractions located in the Mayan Riviera are located off of highway 307 which runs along the coast from Cancun to Chetumal. COLECTIVO. TAXI. CAR RENTAL. FERRY. BOAT. AIRPORT TRANSFER. MOTORCYCLE. Is there Uber in Riviera Maya? 1. Re: Is Uber available in Riviera Maya? Actually, Uber is […]

In Mexico City, homestead exemptions are almost always granted to foreigners. And, in San Miguel, the homestead exemptions are granted on a case-by case basis to the extent that the sellers comply with certain legal requirements. Can you legally own property in Mexico? Foreigners can own property in Mexico. It’s perfectly legal. Outside the restricted […]

It is blue but not the gorgeous aqua blue like the caribbean. Is Cabo water clear blue? The water in Cabo san Lucas looks much the same as the water of the Pacific Ocean in Vancouver BC. The clear Blue Water you are asking about is in a different Ocean. What is the water like […]

Cost of living in Mexico is, on average, 52.02% lower than in United States.Cost of Living in Mexico. Restaurants Edit McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) 120.00MXN Domestic Beer (1 pint draught) 30.00MXN Imported Beer (12 oz small bottle) 60.00MXN How much is a McDonald’s burger in Mexico? McDonald’s is pricing its basic, no-frills […]

New Mexico is a comparatively poor state, ranking among the lowest in the country in per capita income. About one-half of its economy is based on the service sector, while much of the remainder is centred on extractive industries (mining and oil production). What are the 3 major industries of New Mexico? Tourism, military, and […]

Yes. As long as you bring the water to a boil for at least one minute, it is perfectly safe to use tap water for making coffee and tea in Mexico. Boiling water kills any bacteria and viruses that may be present. The only problem is that some tap water has a funky taste. How […]

Cancun is a very popular touristic destination for its marvelous white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, stunning Mayan heritage, ecological parks, and, of course, its impressive coral reef, which belongs to the Mesoamerican Reef Barrier System, the second-largest reef barrier in the world. Does Cancun have a reef? The Cancun snorkel area called Punta Nizuc is […]

The sand in the Cancun area is very white in color, and this also affects the color of the water.This makes the water appear lighter blue in color than it would be if the sand was a darker color. Together, all of these factors produce the turquoise blue color water that Cancun is famous for! […]

An infestation of rotting seaweed that is blighting many of Mexico’s pristine white-sand beaches on its Caribbean coast is believed to be the result of climate change. Why is there a lot of seaweed in Cancun? The seaweed is moved from the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt to Mexico and the Caribbean region by hitching a […]

Riviera Maya weather in January and December is coolest when average highs hover around 83 degrees. Average low temperatures, which take place mainly at night, range from the high 60s in the winter to the low to mid-70s during the summer. How warm is Riviera Maya in January? January, like December, in Riviera Maya, Mexico, […]

Accounts by the Spanish conquerors exist from the first landfall at Veracruz, Mexico (on Good Friday, 22 April 1519) to the final victory over the Mexica in Tenochtitlan on 13 August 1521. When did the Spanish first land in Mexico? 1519The Spanish conquistador led an expedition to present-day Mexico, landing in 1519. Although the Spanish […]

Here are some key things you should know about current rental laws in Mexico: Tenants are only required to pay a month’s rent and deposit when securing a rental property, most upfront fees have been abolished and security deposits are capped at the equivalent of a month’s rent. How is Mexican rent paid? The rent […]

The Mexican Income Tax Law considers a PE to be any place in Mexico where business activities or services are carried out or rendered by non-residents, such as agencies, offices, mining exploration sites, or any other place of exploration, extraction, or exploitation of natural resources, regardless of the length of What creates a permanent establishment […]