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The Yucatan, Mexico Expatriate Community. Blog hosting, video sharing, pictures, discussion, and more for expatriates and anyone interested in Merida and Yucatan, Mexico.
Updated: 12/08/2008
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Living in Mexico is not a cup of tea. However, with the help of many people who share their past and present experiences we will try to provide with tips and resources for a smooth move. This section of the Relocation and Living channel seeks to provide you with the information necessary for some of the basic aspects of living in Mexico. Here you will find a list of all of the major private hospitals, under health, and a brief description of what to look for when hiring domestic help. We also provide a brief guide to shops and a rundown of some of the main security concerns when living in Mexico. Health Living in Mexico City can prove demanding on even the healthiest denizen. In case of necessity, a list of hospitals is provided in the health section. Domestic Help Click in for an in-depth guide to domestic help, replete with insider information on how to manage a household, and especially household employees when living in Mexico. Guide to Shop Shopping is one of the many pleasures of living in Mexico, where you will find literally everything in every price range. This section can guide you in the process.
Updated: 09/06/2005
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We offer news, business reviews, tips, advice, and unsolicited & extremely personal opinions about living in Mexico, Merida, and the Yucatan.
This is a community project by the gringo residents here, in and around Merida. Coping with a new language, a new culture, and the miscellaneous regulations imposed on foreigners in Mexico has tended to bind us.
We hope to provide both visitors, our long-time residents, and newcomers with interesting and useful insights into life here. Maybe we can make your stay in the Yucatan a little easier and a little more fun.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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e present administration (2004-2005), under Charlie Smith, is working to enhance the infrastructure of the society with updates in the way business is conducted, improvements to the grounds and buildings, and centralizing the services to members and the community. This administration is calling in some of the best advisers in the area for consultations; however, the democratic nature of the society continues to function under this administration. Scheduled General Meetings determine (by voting) which actions will be taken for the betterment of the Society.
As the Lake Chapala Society continues to grow, it serves as one of the most important organizations for expatriate retirees in the Lakeside area and in all of Mexico. Its many services, only some of which are described here, make life much easier and more pleasant for those expatriates and their Mexican neighbors.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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Other than excellent climate, the reason many North Americans have for moving to Mexico is the cost of living. Most prices are lower compared to those "back home". It is hard to understand why so many people on small pensions or Social Security will struggle with miserable climates, high utility and medical bills, and other services, when they could live better in Mexico. Here are some random samples of prices:
All prices in US dollars.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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To promote good fellowship among Canadians and friends within the Lake Chapala area.
To encourage a cultural exchange and foster friendly relations with all residents.
To be a centre for providing current Mexican and Canadian information.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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Welcome to SolutionsAbroad, the most complete web-based resource for expatriate foreign nationals working in, living in, visiting, moving to, or doing business in MEXICO. Make sure to check out our site map.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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The American Society of Mexico (AMSOC) was founded on August 26, 1942 . At that time the purpose was to
maintain a patriotic spirit and promote interests of our country in the expatriate community in Mexico,
foster friendly relations between citizens of Mexico and the United States and helping to develop commercial
and cultural acquaintances.
These days, everyone is able to join the American Society and benefit from the services we provide and join
in the activities organized.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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The MEXPAT: A Brief Description
Two years ago, the now well-known MEXPAT social gathering in Mexico City was started by Ian Jarvie to meet new people. For a year and a half, the gathering was simply called "the expat" and held at only one restaurant. However, after many beers the "marketing team" came up with the "MEXPAT" in an effort to reflect what is really cool about the event, that it consists of people from all over the world who have Mexico in common. With many loyal event goers, the MEXPAT now not only meets in the Polanco area of Mexico City, but also in the Roma/Condesa and in the cities of Monterrey and Cuernavaca.
Updated: 05/06/2005
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Updated: 05/06/2005
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International Property for Sale and Rent
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