
What To Do If You Have an Emergency in Mexico
Getting injured in a car accident. Falling ill with Dengue. Stepping on a sea urchin. A massive heart attack. Foreigners suffer all sorts of emergencies

Getting injured in a car accident. Falling ill with Dengue. Stepping on a sea urchin. A massive heart attack. Foreigners suffer all sorts of emergencies

A few weeks back, my husband Joe and I learned that our favorite new band, the Irish Indie rock group Fontaines D.C. would be visiting

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 past six months have been a rough ride for the Mexican peso. The currency has lost 15.7% of its value against the U.S. dollar

The average Mexpat eats an enormous number of tacos and tostadas. But sometimes you wake up craving something delicious from a faraway land. Here in

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

3/15/24 UPDATE: We recently learned that the RNE program has been drastically curtailed. As of March 14, 2025, to qualify for regularization a foreigner must

Just about everyone knows that you can’t drink tap water in Mexico. But there are a bunch of other surprises in store for the newly

The 2024 U.S. Presidential election is looking like it may be one of the closest contests in recent memory. Are you invested in the outcome

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.