Everyone who owns real estate in Mexico (house, condo, or a piece of land) owes property taxes to their state government, aka the “impuesto predial.” These
If you read my post last November explaining how the Mexican government sets the financial requirements for foreigners seeking residency visas, you know it’s based
Mexico has long been one of the most popular destinations for American and Canadian citizens moving abroad. It’s no surprise given Mexico’s geographic proximity, mild
The Friday morning my husband and I headed out to get our Mexican driver’s licenses in Guadalajara didn’t start well. Street closings in our neighborhood
When I first heard about the regularization program from a U.S. expat living in Guadalajara, I thought it was a joke. Why would the Mexican
I recently attended a sporting event in Guadalajara where one set of tickets I’d bought were unusable, due to last-minute changes by the event organizers.
Once upon a time, there was a discount card for seniors in Mexico available to all citizens and foreign residents (both temporary and permanent) called
A little over a month ago I posted about the process to obtain an RFC number in Jalisco, and why an expat would need one.
Did you know that Mexican law requires foreign nationals living in Mexico to register a change of home address with the INM office within 90
Dealing with Mexican bureaucracies like SAT you may be asked for your CURP number. Depending on the bureaucrat, they may want the official proof (constancia)
