LIVING, WORKING & RETIRING IN MEXICO

A Resource Page and Forums

Living, working or retiring in Mexico is a dream for people in many parts of the world. For others, it has become a reality.

This Resource Page is intended to provide a solid base of practical advice, viewpoints and personal experience.

Through articles, resource materials, references and the 'Living Working Retiring in Mexico Forum,' this Resource Section will assist those considering the move, to make informed decisions. For those who have decided, it will help you to make the changes necessary to live here successfully. For those who are living here, it will provide an opportunity to contribute as well as to learn.

THE FORUMS	16 Active Interactive Forums
RESOURCES	Today's Top 30 NEWS Stories Mexico Employment Opportunities "A Day in the Life." - Index A collection of personal experiences of living in Mexico. Calendars of Events Inmigración, Visas, Legal - Birth to Death . . . - (Index) General Information Insurance & Medical - (Index) Real Estate (Bienes Raices) in Mexico - (Index) The Cost of Living in Mexico - Facts, Figures & Lifestyles - (Index) Bringing stuff in (FMT - FM3 - FM2). How To Move Abroad (to Mexico) - And Stay Sane! Moving to Mexico - Getting Ready & a Checklist Mexican Trusts - Fideicomisos. Taxes Here, Taxes There, Taxes Everywhere Uncle Sam Has Something To Say About Your Mexican Home Can You Say "RFC"? - Mexican Taxes - Raoul Rodriguez-Walters Fraud a la Mexicana Where There's a Will There's a Way U.S. Tax Obligations Related to the Sale of Mexican Real Estate. Mexican Homestead Tax Exemption ¿Learning Spanish or is that Español? - (Index) Discussion Threads from the Forums - (Index) Mexico Connect Recommends these Books - (Index) The Photographic Tour - (Index)
ARTICLES & SERIES	"Know The Law In Mexico" A Series by Adriana Perez Flores Moving to Mexico is a Breeze - jennifer rose Mexican Property Appraisals - Judy King Home Construction & Maintenance in Mexico - J. Brad Grieve Living, Working & Retiring in Mexico - Beginnings. - Carl Franz Judy's Amazing Adventure.- Judy King Some Thoughts on Living in Mexico. - Ken Luboff Getting Used to Things. - Teresa Kendrick Moving Stuff to Mexico - A Personal Perspective. - Melville King Where There's a Will There's a Way - Raoul Rodriguez-Walters Renovating Our Morelia House - Hank Duckman A Woman’s Perspective On Living In Mexico - A Series by Karen Blue "Perspectives" - A Series by Charles Mortizky "Letters From Oaxaca" - A Series by Stan Gotlieb The Key To Mexico - A Series by Larry Landwehr Learning to Live in Mexico . . . - A Series by Amy Gray Kirkcaldy WestWords - A Series by Marvin West A Balloon in Cactus - A Series by Maggie van Ostrand Romantic Weddings South of the Border - By Eleanor S. Morris Superama Mama By Sally Davis Ellwein "The Umbrella" By Jeanine L. Kitchel
ADJUSTING	The Yin and Yang of Retiring at Lake Chapala Josefina, A Woman of Mexico Idioma Idiota, or, I was a Spanish School Dropout. A Newbie Gabacho in Mexico Nine Steps to a Happy Life in Mexico - Maggie Van Ostrand The Wonder of Living in Mexico Mexico - Points of Comparison: The Social Perspective Comparing Cultural Differences:Mexico with Canada & the United States Transitional Anxiety - Overview Transitional Anxiety - Interpersonal Effects Transitional Anxiety - Intrapersonal Effects Communicating Across Cultures Idle Ramblings of a Homesick Girl Tying the Knot - The Mexican Way
WORKING	Mexico Employment Opportunities _ For Employers and Employees Can You Say "RFC"? - Mexican Taxes - Raoul Rodriguez-Walters General Legal, Business & Entry Issues Common Questions Asked of Mexican Customs Documents Needed to Ship Your Products to Mexico Entry of Private Vehicles Maquiladora What is a Maquiladora? A Brief Snapshot of Mexican History General Information Basic Facts & Stats Business Entry Basics Incorporation of a Mexican Company Intellectual Property in Mexico Taxes in Mexico Basic Guide for Foreign Investors in Mexico Requirements for Going to Mexico as Business Visitor Regulations for Foreigners Seeking Employment in Mexico Mexico Labor Market and Laws Personality and Adjustment: The Foreign Executive in Mexico The New Mexican Executive - Observations on working with Mexican Executives Comparing Management Differences: Mexico with Canada & the United States Comparing Management Differences: General Items Comparing Educational Differences How to Make Teaching English in Mexico a Reality
RESOURCE LINKS	International Living People's Guide to Mexico For Canadians in Mexico For US Americans in Mexico U. of Texas Mexico Reference Desk Business Guidelines for Doing Business in Mexico (Bancomext) Senior Living Email your suggested additions.

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