Experience the phenomenal Monarch Butterflies as they overwinter in the oyamel fir tree forests in the mountains west of Mexico City between November and March each year. Our travel partner has been ...

Most applications for residency in Mexico are approved based on proof of ‘economic solvency.’ This means that you must demonstrate a minimum amount of income or savings/investments to qualify for ...

A house (or watercraft) is usually the most valuable physical asset people own during the course their lifetime. It’s possible to lose a great deal money (and even a life’s savings) if you are not ...

When you’re considering options for residency in Mexico, a personal consultation with an experienced English-speaking immigration specialist can help you to talk through potential options and ...

Our free and continuously updated guide to Mexico Visas and Immigration is an exhaustive resource that enables you to learn about Mexico’s visas and residency permits, and how to visit and/or apply ...

When you move to Mexico to live part-time, full-time or for a fixed period, you may want to bring household goods to furnish your home and/or personal items which hold some sentimental value to you.

When you’re visiting Mexico for leisure or on package vacation, and for other short-term visits that will not exceed more than 90 consecutive days, you can get coverage for the expense of unforeseen ...

Mexperience’s monthly Newsletter and our detailed articles and guides about living, lifestyle and leisure in Mexico are written by people who know Mexico intimately; they’re continually revised and ...

As World Cups go, this one went well for Mexico. In some ways, Mexico can consider itself one of the winners of the 2026 World Cup, which it co-hosted with the US and Canada. The national team lost in ...

On January 9, 2026, Mexico enacted a new law requiring all cell phone numbers to be verifiably associated with an individual. The law required users to register by no later than June 30, 2026 and ...

Mexico’s peso made quite a recovery in 2025 after a roller coaster 2024, gradually strengthening throughout the year against the US dollar but without the kind of volatility seen the year before. The ...

On Wednesday December 3, 2025 Mexico’s government announced that the country’s official general Daily Minimum Wage (Salario Minimo) would rise by 13% as of January 1, 2026. The minimum wage in the ...