That's exactly right! There are at least a couple dozen other neighborhoods in Mexico City I wouldn't mind living in. Also, not needing a car in a city with traffic like CDMX really helps because sitting in traffic is not ideal.

This was such a happy video. Thanks !!

Thank you! Yes I know! It's so weird how much hate people get about how they live their own lives!

Thank you! We will be holding off on the travel related content for now but we really hope we can resume asap! I have the itch to travel 🧳

Thank you for watching!:)

Thanks for watching!!

thank you, welcome! (:

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you! It works exactly the same in the US and Canada. No extra charges.

Thank you!!

Do you have any particular brands in mind? I know they sell purina pro plan, royal canin, and hill's but i don't really know if those are grain free. There are definitely people who sell fresh pet food too. There are so many pets here i wouldn't worry about finding the right food.

Thank you! And remember, grooming in this neighborhood alone varies from like 200-600 pesos so you can find a better one or a more affordable one depending on what you're looking for. We like ours because our dog is very happy to go, they do a great job, and our vet recommended them because they treat the dogs very well and are very experienced. Same with dog food, you could buy a cheaper one but we're happy with the balance we've struck between quality and price. That's crazy about the insurance! We don't need that here because his check ups cost around $25 USD (which is relatively high but we have a great vet). His medicine costs us about 250 pesos a month (12.50 USD) To board, I've only asked our trainor and he said he charges 400 pesos for every 24 hours. I think this is high for the area but since he knows our dog well, he only takes a few dogs at a time, and we trust him completely that he knows what he's doing we would go for him. I would expect to pay something between 250-500 pesos a day for boarding depending on what you're looking for.

@@sergtana Thank you so much! This gives us a way to get an idea of a monthly budget/range before we move next year :).

Wonderful! That's all we can ever hope for when we make these videos:)

No it's not the same dog, we want to explain what happened in an upcoming video. For us, Mexico City feels like where we want to be. Much younger, lots of cool options for eating and shopping. Querétaro feels a bit more suburban and laid back. Seems like the ideal place to raise a family and we love it a lot but right now, Mexico City is right for us.

Hi! Thanks for watching, I'm glad it was helpful. 1. There are 4 seperate apartments in the building. Ours has 1 bedroom but the rest have 2. 2. The neighborhood is Roma Be sure to check where on Reforma your new office will be because it's a very long road and on one end you have things like Chapultepec, Juarez, and Condesa. And on the other end you have neighborhoods closer to downtown and it changes a lot the further you go down. The former is what is usually known as more of the business district so I assume that's closer to where you'll be. Juarez is the most convenient neighborhood and it's beautiful! You could check that out or anywhere in northern Roma/Condesa would also be great. That area is very biker friendly so you can bike but also Paseo de la Reforma is very well connected by subway and different bus options. It's better that you don't have a car there, it's friendlier to the pedestrian. Tomorrow at 6 pm Mexico City time, we'll have a live stream specifically on answering questions related to moving to Mexico so if you have anymore questions, we'd love to see you there!

@@sergtana Thank you so much for the quick revert..helpful again :-). I missed your live session but i guess i will keep bothering you with some questions over next few months.tell me when you are irritated and i will stop :-P

Maybe eventually we'll do a video but the city is fairly safe. Obviously that's relative. About half the city is safe and the other half is a little sketchier. The most important thing is to do research about where you want to live and the places you want to go. But also the city is very touristic so you don't have to worry too much about sticking out as a foreigner.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9ObfrqZ0qq9c58.html busted in few minutes. The guy stole the car.

Lots of neighborhoods are fairly safe and there’s plenty of police surveillance. Nice neighborhoods to live in or visit are Polanco, Lomas de Chapultepec, Condesa, Roma ( yeah like the movie lol), Napoles, Del Valle, San Angel etc. I live in Napoles and pay half as much what these guys pay for rent 🙀

I work as an seo optimizer. It's related to marketing and business but it's not directly related no.

So I've heard of people doing online work for American companies like telemarketing, so they get paid in dollars while living in mexico. Just speaking English is a big plus for u.

Absolutely, look at remote job boards. There's a demand for virtual assistants in remote companies.

Solo dividimos entre los inquilinos lo que es el gas, luz y agua. La renta (y mantenimiento) es cada quien, entonces cada mes venimos pagando más o menos esos 24,000. Saludos hasta sonora!

@@sergtana Gracias ☺️

Mexico City is anything but substance really.

He only speaks English but he's a fast learner, I'm sure he'd learn Spanish quickly

No. Not in the 6 years we've lived here.

There are a few bigger furniture stores like Ikea, Tamarindo, Dico, Ashley Furniture, etc. but most of our stuff is from GAIA, Alameda, or we designed it and asked a carpenter to make it.

Thank you

@@sergtana thank you

@@sergtana Thanks for the Gaia tip. I think the first physical Ikea store is opening soon too 😊

Varies depending on the university. Public universities are essentially free and private universities go from around $2,500-$8,000 usd a semester.

Definitely CDMX. But it's also because there are so many more options to shop and eat that it's hard not to spend more money. Obviously rent is higher too.

@@sergtana my husband wants to move to Tijuana but I’m scared for him to move over there. He also complains how cdmx is expensive for him. 🥲 but i don’t want him to move from cdmx cause I love it. Idk if I’m being selfish

@@michelleespinoza816 move to Rosarito and not Tijuana

@@cms3000 thank you, I also say NO to Tijuana. If I ever get the chance to live in Mexico 🇲🇽 I would like to live in cdmx first due to having family there. Then explore other areas like San Miguel, Puebla, or Queretaro, etc.

Queretaro will soon be overpriced. Find someplace less crowded.

We have a lot of resources on our channel. How we make money: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mq2nq7edl9iVhoU.html As for the amount of money needed for our lifestyle, just add up the costs from this video.

Yes. I work for a remote company in the US doing SEO marketing.

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In the area they live there are a lot of trees and the pollution is less than other parts of the city

Well I’ve lived here all my life and also smoke regularly and I’m just as healthy as you. Actually I have a pretty loud voice and rarely catch a flu or cold. And if I did fell ill, we have better health care than even the US in some cases. For free. No questions. 😁

Very informative video.What city are you guys in ? Can you do a video on Healthcare pricing? Best hospital? Private vs public Healthcare cost? For seniors , what insurances from USA are acceptable in Mexico?

@@marrlaenglish9679 México City