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Welcome all migrants from US to Mexico. Please keep being nice and be happy so you make others happy as well 👍🏼.

I know retired Canadians who drove their Canadian vehicles to Mexico and left them at their condo fully insured no problems All paperwork completed before they left Canada

SUCH a great video. So many KZfaq travel "top 10" videos are kinda filler content. This one is solid, valuable information. Master class in a few minutes. Thanks Paul!

It is worth learning Spanish to be able to travel to other Spanish-speaking countries and know wonderful places! 🤚😀

He gives me a lot of confidence for the American education system. Very bright guy. Too bad the USA lost such a smart resource

Good God!!! At last, at long fucking last, someone who speaks in complete sentences, with clipped succinct thoughts which are well-organized. Thank you, my good man~~~

+1 for Mexico Relocation Guide. It really helped me have a smooth move and an easier time of settling in. Great video. I agree with all the tips.

IM a permanent resident of Mexico and the Philippines , in Asia now, when I come back Im going to pull the trigger and take the citizenship test. What the hell I've been there since 96 Took me 15 yrs to get a Mex credit card, I've built two homes , got a Mex drivers lic, mex bank account mexican exwife hehe mexican appetite for chile I love it. Except the new draconian tobacco laws , I like a cigar after dinner , but like everything that will all calm down. Rules are meant to be broken.

I have my interview with the Mex consulate in Australia on March 31. Then start looking at flights.

I use debit cards, and I always donated to non beggars to help themselves.I keep a little cash, and I keep preps. I do not deal with coins. Thank you. Cash can be counterfeit, so be careful, and you can be robbed of your cash. Thank you for sharing your EXCELLENT videos. I started traveling from age 20-73, and now at 79, I have retired to Queretaro, Mexico, because USA became too deadly and expensive. Stay blessed and safe always. It is nice to be nice.

Hi Paul, I’m Mexico Relocation’s Guide here in Playa Del Carmen. Mariana’s services and guide are top notch. Over the past year we have done a few video interviews and live streams touching on many of the points you covered. Coupled with your excellent videos and her detailed approach to getting “boots on the ground” info about what life in Mexico is really like it’s a win win combination! I’m a big fan and every time I’m at Lol-Ha I hope that one of these days our paths will cross!

LOVE your content!!!!

Great video Paul.

Very good video!

Solid information. Thanks Paul!

Thank you so much for all the information

Thank you for this information.

As usual great content! Your channel is worth our time!

Great information. Thanks you so much.

Very useful information. Thanks

I PAID 1-800-Got Junk to empty my 2 bedrooms apartment, closets and all. It was a Swedish Death Cleansing, and they did an excellent job. I did not have junk, and I had lived there almost 24 years. I always packed up things I was not using in RubberMaid containers, gave the RM numbers, and packed like with like. Books, tapes, journals, pictures, and furniture. I seperatd things within the RM with Ziplock bags of all sizes, and I used index cards to write, what was inside, RM#, and location in the apartment, all covered with Mexican serapes, and books on display on top. I still have the index cards, ad what I was taking to Queretaro was in my bathtub, as they emptied the entire apartment. Later, I gave away all my food preps,bathroom, and kitchen items. I have been coming to Mexico over 60 years, mainly Acapulco, and I speak Spanish as a second language. Earthquakes were the deal breakers for Acapulco. USA got too deadly and expensive, so at 79, I moved to Queretaro, Mexico. I have a beautiful apartment, that is 100% furnished, all utilities , WiFi, and a maid is included in a gated community with 24/7 security. The people are super nice, and it is about $800 per month for everything, including groceries home delivery, takeout, laundry, tours etc vs $1650 per month in the USA. If you are on a pension, or can work online, get your passport, 2 Charles Schwab debit cards, so you do not pay ATM or foreign transaction fees, but notify them when and where you travel. Queretaro is SAFE, CLEAN, and BEAUTIFUL, and I thank God for moving me here. R.I.P. Everyone being killed everywhere, for the souls leave the bodies, and God is in charge. ALL LIVES MATTER! Please behave, and obey God.

The best info thank you

Really great summation. Couldn’t agree more.

Thank you Paul, great information and presentation!

Very useful important information, thank you.

This man is saving me soooo much time 🙏🏽

Paul, as usual, great video. Keep them coming.

Great information

Paul, you've done so well, I found your blog first. It was a joy to watch you do a KZfaq channel! Your information is spot on, and you are amazing at KZfaq! I've been in Mexico since 1989 on a part time basis, and since 2009 on a full time basis. I can vouch: your information is absolutely correct on everything. When I retired from the federal government in 2015, it allowed me to experience Mexico the way that we as retired folks should. With fun, caution, and with all our hearts.

Awesome video as always Paul.

What a great video Paul, good info!!! Thank you!!!!

Great video Thank you.

Thanks Paul great video again.

Very good information.

Oh! How fun!!! See you there. 🍻🌮🥑

Wow. Great info Thanks We need to hear things you say. You have a lot of experience

Thank you forbthese videos.

You guys are great. Thank you for all the information!

Thank you. Very useful information. I agree with you about the furniture. There is no sense in packing up much of anything except some personal effects. My wife has a lot of artwork she is very fond so I hope to find very large walls in the future :)

Fantastic! Thank you!

Thank you - this is going to be soooo helpful! ❤

Another excelent educational video, thanks Paul for sharing the knowledge/experience. Regards frim.southern California.

Good tips

I really like your channel! Thanks for the work you put into it.

Appreciate the heads up. Clear,concise, and always current. Great job always.

I have just subscribed to your other channel thanks again.

I love your videos. Thank you so much for the details!

Another well done excellent video. Gracias!

Thanks so much Paul. I always appreciate every tidbit of information you share with us!

Thanks Paul, nice job.

Love your guys channel. Thanks for what you two do.

Great info! I lived 5 years in Mexico and I know that content is excellent and well researched!

New subie! Love the breakdown of this video!! I’m relocating to PV next month and I can’t wait 😆. Thanks for the tips they were very helpful.

Great info, some I knew, but very helpful !!

Thank you for all the useful and well researched info on all of your videos.

What a great video!!! Helpers me a lot. Gracias

Great video!! One of your best, so keep up the good work☺👍

Very useful and easy to understand info!!! Thaaanks!!! Keep them coming and make sure You attach current-dates-@-videos-recording-times.....

Absolutely spot on with all ten...as you know! - Anne

This was helpful. Muchas gracias!

Thanks for the info Paul, very useful and appreciated.

What a great video. I really appreciate these videos. Thank you so much.👍

Thanks!

Very good tips not only for Mexico but for other Countries as well.

You’re a one stop shop. Thank you for all your insight and knowledge. New subby

Great tips! Especially the money, if you can time it right, save so much! Going to have to look into the MEdicare Advantage use in Mexico?

Sir you always do such great job 👍👌... Congrats 👏👏👏

One main reason to move to Mexico as a permanent resident would be to avoid having to pay the high taxes in Canada. The issue with transferring money from a Canadian to a Mexican bank would be a red flag for Revenue Canada. The CRA would deem you to still be a resident and therefore be liable to pay taxes. One option might be to move your money to a Caribbean country with favourable banking laws (Turks & Caicos) and then transfer money as needed and check the rates as stated.

I always come away from your videos with more confidence. Thanks.

I've loved your channel for a long time, but this is possibly the most useful video i've seen!

Ya me dieron ganas de viajar

Found on my Email Sure glad I watched.

When I retire, it's either Mexico or Portugal

I love this set of tips.. I enjoy your Spanish lessons very much, they are clearly stated and short enough lessons to really practice and learn before moving forward.. VERY PRACTICAL! MIL GRACIAS !!!

Another great video, Paul. Mariana's Mexico Relocation Guide is worth the price.

very clear English Paul, congrats. and greetings from somewhere in México.

Great video. I missed a part where you can find out what the local climate and price levels are. Any tips on that?

Nice!

Finally got my Temporary Resident Visa from the Los Angeles Mexican Embassy.

Happy New Year to everyone

You rock Paul

I Much is good advice when moving to any country.

Thank you

That is good info... Unlike others telling me about tacos

Hola Hermano MM. Its going to be interesting to see in what direction the green men issue will go.

Great job Paul! Your videos have been a great help in our decision to move to Puerto Morelos. Thank you. We are always still learning. Keep them coming. Oh, and have you and Linda found that little paradise yet wear you can finally have a yard? 😉

Honestly, I've watched plenty of youtube videos about moving to Mexico. Yours Paul, is the best I've viewed. This is the first one I've viewed and I will be viewing whatever you put out. Really, really sound advice.

I love living in CDMX. Great advice. I couldn’t believe there were not “comps” when buying my condo like in USA. It’s a bit more complicated to figure out how much the departamento is worth before buying. Ask around. The doorman “portero” is a great place to start

Thank you sir!

Bravo information

Hola I am a Mexican that lived 31 years in the US and don't know my own country this video has been very helpful thank you God bless you.

Great video. I want to live in Mexico because it's safer.

Spending months in Mexico is just a fantasy for me but this channel is so good I watch it anyways . Well done as always .

Great tips. Especially the MLG. She is a great source and I plan to use her services when the time comes. Thanks for what you do sir

this was an excellent presentation. full of info lacking in other videos. more details for sure. i just recently learned the sad news about driving your own car to your mexican destination. sadly, i just bought a "new" used car just to tow a trailer when i move. so, i guess i won't be going to mexico any time soon. i've only owned my car for a month now. just paid 500 bucks for the hitch 2 days ago. i'd lose way too much money to sell it now. maybe next year. in the meantime, i gotta now find an affordable place to live here in the states! and that's becoming nearly impossible. no matter what GOOD things i hear about anything, they never seem to apply to me. there's always a catch - or 20! no matter what i try to do to better my life, there's always something put in place to stop me!

We live in Mexico. All of this advice is point on...

YES!... I agree with all the positive comments. Glad to have finally found "the real deal" source of information. And you do it so well. I was disappointed yet glad when hearing about the car import scenario. I DO want to travel into Mexico with my car (nine years old haha) because I'd like to travel the country leisurely in order to find my spot. There are SO many places that attract me. But now I'm faced with the conundrum of having to go for the temporary residency, when I would really prefer to go for the permanent one right away. Coming with my car would also allow me to load up my car (Subaru Impreza 2013 hatchback, less than 40K miles) with my belongings which seems so much easier than shipping suitcases, but perhaps it's not?... Any and all feedback would be so very greatly appreciated. Your videos ROCK! Muchos Gracias!

Exactly why I did not move there in 2020. I could not get appt. in Orlando. Been following u since '20. I moved to NM. I have all those questions, gonna try again. Ty

As usual, your insights are invaluable for prospective expats. I hope you can revisit the topic of safety. This is singularly the most challenging concern that keeps us from taking the plunge…Areas of concern: police corruption, abduction, cartel violence, etc.. I’m sure you have previously addressed these topics however it would be good to see if your experiences have changed your initial perspectives.