Thinking About a Home in Mexico? A Practical Primer on Renting, Buying and Owning
A practical guide to renting, buying, owning and selling property in Mexico — legal title, off-plan risks, ins...
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Everything we have found about travelling in Mexico, gathered from 38 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 11 hours ago.
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Insuring a Home in Mexico: Why the Policy You Pick Depends on Where You Buy It
Home insurance in Mexico differs from US policies — currency, wording and coverages. How to choose between a l...
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Mexico's dry season: what November to May actually looks like across the country
How Mexico's dry season (November-May) varies by region: beach high season, Copper Canyon, Agua Azul timing an...
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Buying a Home in Mexico? Here's How Property Insurance Actually Works
How home insurance works in Mexico: US-style policies underwritten locally, hurricane and earthquake cover, ti...
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Mexico's INAPAM Card: Free Seniors' Discounts From Bus Fares to Property Tax
How Mexico's free INAPAM card gives seniors 60+ discounts of 10-50% on meds, transport, groceries, hotels and...
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Mexico's INAPAM Senior Discount Card Is Quietly Closing to Foreign Residents
Mexico's INAPAM senior discount card is getting harder for foreign residents to obtain, with some offices now...
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Copper Canyon: Mexico's Seven-Times-Bigger Answer to the Grand Canyon
Mexico's Copper Canyon is seven times the size of the Grand Canyon. Here's how to ride the famous train, where...
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Mexico by the numbers: what the 2026 data snapshot means for travellers
Mexico's 2026 official data snapshot: population, inflation, IVA tax rates, minimum wage rises and growth fore...
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Mexico Residency Applications Now Require Proof of Address at Some Offices
Mexican immigration offices in Oaxaca and Quintana Roo now routinely require proof of address for residency fi...
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Why Mexico Keeps Winning Over Expats — And What to Weigh Before You Move
Mexico tops InterNations' 2023 expat survey again. What makes it work — and the honest lifestyle questions to...
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Mexico Is Ditching the Paper FMM: What Travellers Need to Know
Mexico is phasing out the paper FMM visitor permit in favour of passport stamps. Here's what holidaymakers and...
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El Baratillo: Oaxaca's Friday Livestock Market Where Cowboy Mexico Still Runs the Show
El Baratillo, southern Mexico's biggest open-air livestock market, runs every Friday outside Oaxaca City. Here...
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Driving in Mexico? Here's What Your Auto Insurance Policy Actually Needs to Cover
What to check before buying Mexico auto insurance: liability, legal assistance, bail bond, roadside and medica...
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