Great discussion. Kudos to Vanessa for giving her daughter such an interesting childhood. Imagine starting out life by becoming trilingual and then being able to travel off the beaten path throughout so many different cultures.

She put it perfectly, Mexico has everything! The rest of Latin America have some things but not the whole thing.😀 moving to Mexico soon.

She is correct I've been to so many parts of Mexico and the Mexican people are wonderful and welcoming. As a Flight attendant i loved having Mexican families on my flights. Such beautiful well behaved children.

Vanessa is such a bright light. How inspiring she is and so informative. I also enjoyed hearing from a fellow Caribbean person. I’d love to be in contact with her and learn more about her business. Thank you!

The most informative video I've seen on moving to Mexico. Looking forward to viewing many more. Kudos ladies 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

How...so good to hear from Vanessa. I am Haitian-American and looking for a retirement spot...not too many expats. I speak Spanish and French. What a coincidence!

Also Querétaro has a lot of people from all over the world. Check out their international parade, I don’t remember the name.

Ive been to 20+ places in Mexico and Queretaro definitely stands out for quality of life. Tourists aren't missing much by not going there but as a medium term base it has a lot of what is good about Mexico and less of what is bad. A medium sized city with a beautiful and lively center and good infrastructure by Mexican standards. It feels relatively safe and overall its quite a friendly city. It's the place I would most recommend to someone wanting to live and work in a Mexican city.

Thank you for this informative interview with Vanessa. I have been to Cancun and have been streaming on line for 2 months trying to figure out where to live in Mexico. I see all these blogs but never really heard about someone talking about schools for kids, plus I am Haitian with a Canadian daughter so it was relieving to hear about a French school there. I plan to initiate my TR papers here in CA and hopefully get to check the French school out once I get to Mexico. Thanks again.

Thank you Vanesa , you made me remember once more why I love my beautiful , grand , Mexico . 💙💚💜

Thank you for this interview. Vanessa is wonderful. She answered so many questions I've had. I absolutely want to connect with her about launching my own online business.

Loved this interview. Very serious and you both provided information really useful. Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful new life. I’m envious😘 I hope to visit one day.

Now I know for sure that I need to live in Queretaro. Thank you for sharing this video Mariana.

This was such an informative video. Thanks for all you do. I bought a one-way ticket to Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico. I’m starting my process for residency.🧡🦋🌻

Your interviews are great. Fellow Texan from DFW. Get my eye on Queretaro and San Miguel or somewhere between them. Very early exploring stage.

Her message was very helpful and also very comforting and encouraging

This was a superb interview.

I looooove Mexico City, but yes, the earthquake issue is concerning. I lived in Los Angeles for years and do not miss worrying about quakes. There are SO many wonderful cities/towns in Mexico to live in....I'm overwhelmed! That is a good problem to have though.

Watched a few videos on your channel, learning about general process and questions, but this is the first time I've seen someone mention the same city as me - SC. Small world. For others wanting temp residency in South / lower East Coast... I went to the consulate in Orlando and just printed off a digitally stamped sheet from a freelance platform (Upwork) that showed a signature of 12 month income totals and handed it to them in conjunction with my invoices for clients. Had my other documents like identification etc of course. But in terms of solvency proof that was all I used. It was accepted and I got my residency. Granted I'm not sure if they were more lenient because I also had my bank statements (not apostilled / stamped as she mentioned) showing suitable balances / deposits. But they didn't really even glance at them beyond balance of take them back behind counter. Just the stamped sheet I printed out and invoices. Orlando was, in my opinion, very easy going. I honestly had no clue what I was doing when I showed up. Walked me through everything. I did this about four or five months ago for reference. Still haven't done the canje process. I'll have to do that soon before the stamp I got expires lol. For that part I guess Cancun / PDC is the easiest entry point. Been putting it off because of COVID craziness and being unsure how things are abroad.

18:23 children are a top priority in Mexico ... so good to hear this!! ohhh los ninos

Great interview. I visited Queretaro last summer and loved it. Thank you and Vanessa for the information. :)

It’s been nominated cleanest city in Mexico twice in last 10 years.

Her place sounds gorgeous.

Wildly interesting! Thanks!

An inspiring interview. Thank you! 🙏🏻

It would be SUPER helpful when referencing terms in Spanish - to have the word(s) printed on the screen...it was very hard to understand what it is you need as an Expat when going about renting a home or apt. There were terms mentioned about what is needed when you don't have a Guarantor but again, I couldn't make out what was being communicated. Thank you.

Great interview! Vanessa is lovely. Great energy and positive. I didn't see the link to her business though.. Thanks

¡Qué chida! Gracias

I'm a new subscriber I love ❤️ your channel already like👍👌

wonderful interview!!! you have great videos!!

Great video thanks!

very nice interview, gracias!

My wife was born in Chihuahua Mexico. Anything different i would need to do differently moving to Queretaro? We are looking in zibata.

Who does she use for taxes?

Love to hear the cocks (roosters in the US) crowing. It's a fallacy they do it at sunrise. They crow ALL night long, and if you ever have trouble sleeping, you'll know what I mean!

Great interview does Vanessa has KZfaq or Facebook page.

Vanessa is so pretty. Did she say she lives in Santiago de QRO? I'm thinking of retirering in Mexico and I love SMA, but the more u learn about QRO the more I want to consider this city. I'm looking for a condo or town house.

Loved this interview. I am strongly considering moving to that city this year. I know she said the water is great. But what about the quality of the water. Do you cook and drink it?

good luck from ny

Beautiful She is ..

Another good thing about Mexico. You don't see chemtrails like you do in the US.

Great video!! New sub 😊

I am pet friendly but do they have dogs loose running around

Querétaro is an international city, check their international parade.

Can you please provide Vanessa’s website?

Is pepper spray legal in Mexico?

Thank you for such an informative video. Can a person with developmental disability apply for residence?

I really enjoyed the interview. What was the name of the neighborhood that Vanessa lives in ( I could not understand what she said).

What neighborhood does she live in?

Call you when ready I am in Florida I really like Mexico. Thanks for your Helph my name is Akhtar