Hi Gabriel! Thanks so much for the video!! I was wondering What is the salary range for a university lecturer with masters degree in Mexico city? El colegio de Mexico for example? Thanks so much for your reply!

I guess like 15000 mxn 🥲

Welcome back!

@@eduarauga Not all Americans are ugly.

Regresa a tu país. Nadie te quiere acá. Y no vengas a romper las reglas. Suficiente tenemos con los mismos mexicanos como para que de un momento a otro olvides tus "Buenos modales" al llegar a México. Si no vas a contribuir a pagar tus impuestos, a recoger la basura y mantener tu vida en orden sin incomodar a los mexicanos, entonces no vengas. Tampoco quieras imponer tu vida, tu eres quien llega, tu adaptate. No eres nadie para interferir en la dinámica sociocultural de la Ciudad a menos que lo que vayas a aportar sea benéfico. Y aprende a hablar español

@@Bry4n.777 No me conoces. Puedo vivir donde quiero.

Bienvenida, ojalá te sientas como en casa :)

Yes she sure does - thanks for watching

Que bueno que te fuiste

So now where do you live?

Hope you enjoyed it

Go back to USA hate USA from Mexico 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

I’m glad you felt that way I heard there were some robbers going around in Mexico City. No place is totally safe. But I’m glad to hear this sentiment

Pues en dónde vives?

Safe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

How exciting! It’s better than you’ll expect

Go to teotiuacan, pyramids and go to la cueva restaurant..amazing food and ritual ceremony Danzig.....cheers

If you like variety, those smaller places might feel too small

Check out Guadalajara as well

The only place I even considered was Mexico City. It has everything. Those other cities are just full of foreigners from Canada and the USA.

​@@GlobalAdventurerMexico City will soon be the same 😂

Hate USA from Mexico go back to USA if you think it's so great 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

Contact info?

@@x0nly3vil Through the Mexico Relocation Guide, she is listed there

Where can I find Gabrielle's contact info for free.

Where is Gabrielle's contact info?

@@jennytucker8348 My understanding is you have to purchase the guide.

Glad it was helpful!

the street food in CDMX is next level right?

That’s true!

"Maybe the main reason is that there is street food like every 100 meters", JA JA JA JA

What are the countries you’ve been to so I can see a comparison please

Where are you from

Thanks for sharing!

@@MexicoRelocationGuide I have question. How where the earthquakes there like to you

@@josephaugello1527 Mexico City has earthquakes with certain recurrence, and some can indeed be big (the epicenters are usually in the pacific coast, but because the city is build on what was a lake, they hit strong), there are alarm systems, earthquake building standards and parts of the city that are more vulnerable than others.

We have a video about the neighborhoods in Mexico City we recommend Check it out in our channel

In the best neighborhoods you can find apartments for rent from $750 to $7000 us dollar Transportation and food are very cheap México city is a very safe City.

Don't. Mexico city is sinking every year. Dirty air, a volcano 🌋 that can kill the whole city in minutes, earthquakes, traffic is horrible. There r better places for sure

Jajaja- gracias! Thanks for watching

thanks for sharing! She is amazing! Work with our recommended immigration facilitators when you buy our COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Guide mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

Glad it was helpful! If you;d like to work with Gabrielle her information can be found in our COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Guide - bit.ly/3szSWhk

@@MexicoRelocationGuide thanks. What is the cost of the guide?

Thanks for watching

Glad it was helpful!

Gracias :)

Thanks Tess. She’s a wonderful person who knows her stuff

Congrats Lorena

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Muchas gracias!❤️

Glad it was helpful! Check our site for more useful information Mexicorelocationguide.com

Bienvenido

Asi es! Saludos

Mexico City is amazing and I love showing people that there is so much more to Mexico than just the trendy neighborhoods

Stay in USA we hate you from Mexico 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

Glad you enjoyed it

Gracias por el comentario. 😀

Gracias Vanina- Que bueno Que te gusto

Yes good point. Doctoralia is like Yelp where reviews can be skewed. However it is still a great way to find a few contacts for you to do more research on

Viva!

That’s awesome. What are the odds 😀 Glad you liked this overview

Stay in USA we hate usa from Mexico 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

It’s a special place for sure

It really is. And it’s so much more than just Roma, Condesa, or any of the trendy neighborhoods 😀

No Americans in Mexico stay in USA if you think it's so great 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

Very walkable!

In Mexican joking lingo: "Dodge-patas" Your two legs, put the two is pronounced like the car brand

Hi Nina- I have several videos on this channel that talk about cost of living in San Miguel de Allende and neighborhoods we recommend. Visit the channel kzfaq.info this is Mariana the owner of Mexico Relocation Guide

Good for you!

1500 pesos? What is it? A 10m2 rooftop room in Chalco or Nezahualcóyotl?

@@elnitro6622 slightly bigger, but not quite in EdoMex still in the limits of CDMX

@@AnNgo-uk1gf Did you mean $15.,000 pesos? Or do you really pay only $75us per month?

@@davidsebastianelli1326 no way, I don't even make 15,000 pesos a month let alone spend it on rent. I live on the outskirts and yes, I only pay 1,500 pesos a month on rent.

Hi Bonnie Of course we can help you with your INAPAM card The Information is in our Complete Mexico Relocation Guide , along with contacts in Mexico City that will help you with it if you need extra help Check it out here Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you. I have spent 6 mos of the last 12 in MX but always in different cities and in Airbnbs so I don't have any proof of address bills. Is there a way around that?

@@trudyzire the bills don’t have to be in your name. Your next Airbnb host could lend you theirs

In Mexico many times there is a lack of signs (even though I am prety sure that all the main entrances have many of them), but asking is always a good way to go. Ask the guard or someone from one of the candy and whatnot street vendors inside chapultepec "para donde el zoologico?" and you will get there

We agree!

You should come! It's a wonderful city that is filled with culture and so many things to see and do

Don't be afraid, ven a conocer tu tierra.

Thanks for watching it Cindy Glad you liked it

Mexico City is an Amazing city! Thanks for watching

the water is not potable. you have to buy bottled water. and deliveries are offered

It’s only my favorite city in the world ☺️ I think it’s a great place to live

Her Spanish is pretty much fluent

Y que no hablen tan alto...he tenido que moverme de lugar porque son irrespetuosos.

@@claudiakai145 inmigrants* Not "expats".

​@@claudiakai145en Hawai son todos hapa haole , no Compares , en México es complejo por el tema multirracial , y Hawai es una colonia de estados unidos, que a perdido incluso su dialecto y muchas de sus tradiciones por imposiciones europeas y Yankees , no gracias.

Hi Bill It’s not a book. It’s a complete relocation online guide. And her contact info isn’t the only one we have hundreds of contacts across Mexico that are useful in a variety of ways. Think of all the time it would take you to make your connections as a newbie. We close that gap for you

There is another video about Mexico City on my channel where I share these topics -

Thanks!

Hi Brad- most couples either qualify individually or one of them gets residency then petitions for the other in Mexico. This is because Mexican immigration law allows family members to join their resident spouses without having to prove the same financial solvency that the main applicant had to prove.

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Thank you for replying 🙏🏾 I really appreciate it.

Yes of course - Google coworking Mexico City

It varies by city. Not in all of Mexico but many places yes

One of the many reasons people love living in the central highlands of Mexico. It’s spring time year round

@@MexicoRelocationGuide I know I am from the Mexican highlands, and live in Sauthern Ca. In the desert with temperatures similar or higer than in Phoenix, good thing I spend my summers in rainy Jalisco..even better, I am elegible to retire now, but I decided to wait 2 more years, once retired I will definately go back to Mexico...you do an excellent job relocation guide thank you.

Everyone reacts differently to the smog. Personally I am not affected by it. But I know some people really are

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Even if you don't react to it, it is very bad for you. That said, I have relatives who were born and raised there and still are living into their 70s. So fingers crossed.

Exactly my grandfather has lived in Mexico City his whole life He’s 92 next month and zero breathing problems

It's safe as long as you never assume anyone is looking out for you. It is your responsibility as a scooter or bike rider to watch out for cars, not the way other way around. And it won't get stolen as long as you have a garage or you keep it locked if on street parking

It just depends on your lifestyle but living on $1000 will be very hard

@@MexicoRelocationGuide Oh no, we wouldn’t try to live in Mexico City on $1000/month. We’ll try to live on $2000/month in most cities we are going to but figured Mexico City is probably the most expensive city we’ll visit so not sure…. $2500/month ?

I do in Mexico City - check out mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

thank you- i'll sare your positive comments with her

Smog is def an issue if you're very sensitive. Personally, it doesn't bother my breathing but then again I grew up in CDMX. Safety wise, you'll be fine if you practice the same common sense as in any major city. Try not to travel alone at night, be aware of surroundings, lock doors, and avoid sketchy areas that seem sketchy- you'll know when you see them If you want a private relocation tour of CDMX to check it out, visit our page mexicorelocationguide.com/tours/

Bienvenida de regreso

In many cases a facilitator is never required- but highly recommended regardless of where your passport is from because they help you in soooo many ways. From standing in long lines for you to ensuring you know exactly what to do so you waste the least amount of time

I don’t think she has any intention of moving back to the states

@@gabriellesmithphd768 .. even. With a. Significant pay increase....??

@@stevegomez3609 Quality of life is a hard thing to pay for, no matter how much money you make in the states. I am new in a town with a very limited Spanish vocabulary and all of my neighbors knew that but most of them came by with their kids to give me tamales on Cristmas week..

@@davidsebastianelli1326 We are in north, Florida, where do you reside in Mexico? We want to live among the Mexican people and become a part of their community.

@@barbarahunt7415 I am originally from Ft. Lauderdale and moved out to the LA/Ventura area after college. I've surfed and remote beach camped throughout Baja since the early eighties and was familiar with this area so I knew what I was getting myself into. I currently live in Ensenada. It's about 100 miles south of San Diego and with it being right on the cool ocean the climate stays beautiful year round with no a/c needed and no bugs or mosquitoes. It's not a big tourist area and more of a working city so it's still very affordable to live a great life here. I live about a mile from the ocean with a view from my palm frond covered patio overlooking the ocean and the beautiful city lights at night. Yes, I do have a hammock for short afternoon siestas while listening to birds singing and the muffled sound of mariachi music from the distant malecon.... I live very comfortably in a Mexican neighborhood without skimping on anything for less than $1300us per month and that includes private health insurance. My rent alone is $10,000 pesos or around $543.00us and that includes all utilities, cable, internet, drinking water along with maid service and regular meals that my landlord makes! I am a good cook so I make some American recipes and share with them, they have "adopted" me into their family! I could onand on about how friendly, helpful and family oriented the people are here along with delicious food and fresh produce. Everything is close and I am able to walk to get all of the things I regularly need. BTW-I have an organic fruit, vegetable and juice stand literally right across the street where I can get a liter of fresh squeezed juces for around $2.00us and avocados are on sale this week for around $0.30us! Don't wait or the time will never seem to be just right! Mucha suerte desde la hermosa Ensenada!🤷‍♂😎🏄🍍🥥🌮

I think it’s better to live without a car in cdmx. The public transportation is quite good, but super crowded. Just use sound judgement as in ANY urban area. I was pickpocketed on the subway. I should have kept my wallet in my front pocket. But cdmx is fabulous

Yes you absolutely can

Stay in USA hate USA from Mexico 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

I’ve lived in CDMX now for a little over a year and it is absolutely possible to live here without a car, in fact I’d recommend not having one: in many parts of the city parking is very scarce, left turns on many main streets are prohibited, and the traffic itself can be impossible. Your best bet is the Metro (subway) and Metrobus

@@christopherbranski1720 go back to USA 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

There are hundreds of dog parks in México City

If you pick up dog´s waste it´s OK, but there are parks in CDMX that have rat poison...must be very careful and also of bigger o many dogs strolling...

She does. She goes to the parks all the time

Depends on the house in Mexico. Most houses have regular plumbing where you can flush toilet paper

There is a protocol , if they put a basket don't flush it.

Not a big deal just keep the butter side down!

Si! 😉

Because I like the music. Who cares if it’s not Mexican?

Not if you hire a company that co-signs for you. There are many in Mexico and some offer various benefits at different price ranges

Yes if you’re sensitive to air quality México city might not be the best for you