Automatic Revalidation – Re-Entering the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean on an Expired Visa. Individuals in F status can re-enter the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean Islands* on an expired visa if: they are returning from a visit of less than 30 days, and. Can I renew my F1 visa in […]

In Mexico there is no automatic procedure for issuing a TIN (Clave en el Registro Federal de Contribuyentes – RFC) to individuals or entities, it is the responsibility of the obliged individual or entity to register in the Federal Taxpayer Registry to obtain a TIN. Does Mexico have a tax ID number? RFC stands for […]

And Mexico is often the first place American retirees and digital nomads consider when looking at places overseas with a lower cost of living.Average Cost of Living Across Mexico: $600 – $2,000. Monthly Expenses Cost (USD$) Rent & Internet $375 Electricity & Water $0 Food $300 Transportation $20 How much money do you need to […]

Driving at night in Mexico is particularly challenging. Lighting on many highways is non-existent; livestock have the habit of wandering on the road; and it’s difficult to observe hazards, such as potholes and debris.These are Mexican speed bumps. You don’t want to hit these at full speed. Can Americans drive cars in Mexico? You are […]

Perhaps the most important factor when comparing Cancun vs Bahamas is the cost. In general, the Bahamas is significantly more expensive than Cancun. What’s better Bahamas or Cancun? We’ve been to both— Cancun is definitely better. We stayed at the Atlantis on Paradise Island, and while the water is pretty and calm there, the Bahamas […]

The various indigenous civilizations in Oaxaca, fused with Spanish and other European influences, has created a vibrant mestizo culture that places great emphasis on the arts. The richness and quality of local hand-made crafts attract many visitors to the city. Is Oaxaca a Mayan or Aztec? Occupied by the Aztecs from the 15th century, Oaxaca […]

At first, Spaniards destroyed Mexican culture(civilizations, heritage buildings). They slaughtered many natives and took lots of resources, such as silver and gold from Mexico, however, they never gave anything in return. Spain made Encomienda system and enslaved natives.many natives died. How did Spanish treat natives? What did the Spanish do to the Natives? They enslaved […]

While there may not be any Aztec or Mayan ruins close to Puerto Vallarta, there are a lot of cultural and historical places to visit nearby. San Sebastián del Oeste, Talpa and Mascota are great examples of colonial architecture located near Puerto Vallarta. Are there any ancient ruins near Puerto Vallarta? Mayan Ruins, Aztec Ruins, […]

Is it safe to walk at night in Mexico City? No, walking around at night is not safe in Mexico City. If possible, only travel by taxi after dark. If you go out, make sure to stick with a group of friends instead of walking around alone. Is Mexico City safe to walk? Generally, Mexico […]

As water extraction drove groundwater deeper underground, the 100-meter-thick, salty, clay-rich lake bed was left high and dry. Its very fine mineral grains have since been steadily repacking themselves more tightly, causing the ground to shrink and subside. Why is the ground sinking in Mexico? It’s the result of a geological phenomenon called subsidence, which […]

The Cancun and Riviera Maya area, home to Hard Rock Hotel Cancun, Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya and UNICO 2087, has proven it’s a safe place for visitors by earning WTTC’s global safety stamp. Not to mention the destination has been successfully open since June. Is Riviera Maya safe right now? Mexico’s most popular tourist […]

Technically, you are allowed to drive somebody else’s car into Mexico without any special documentation.If you have to drive someone else’s car into Mexico, secure a letter of permission from them and if in doubt, have it notarized. In general, it’s usually best to drive your own vehicle into Mexico. Can I cross the border […]

The number of expats living in Oaxaca grew by more than 1,000% in the last 25 years. According to statistics from the National Population Council (Conapo). Of these, 16,427 American expats living in Oaxaca, 853 from Central America, 526 from South America, 729 from Europe and 101 from Asia. Do expats live in Oaxaca? Oaxaca […]

Mexican Healthcare Is Excellent and Affordable Treatment Type Price U.S. $ Routine Doctor Visit $40 to $50 Routine Dental Exam $40 to $50 Specialist Exam $50 to $75 Complete Blood Work $50 to $80 How much is a doctor’s appointment in Mexico? In general, health care costs vary widely depending on the doctor, hospital or […]

Below are some of your options. Exchanging Money at Home. While still at home, you can exchange currency at your local bank. Exchanging Money via Credit Cards. Changing Money at ATMs. Changing Money at Hotels and Airports. Rates in Local Banks. Banks operating in Cancun. Paying with Credit Cards. Tip. What is the best way […]