Must-know tips for Mexico: ULTIMATE travel guide for first-timers
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Want to travel to Mexico but not sure where to start? I've travelled in Mexico for 6 months combined, so I can help you out! I'll cover all the safety tips, do's and don'ts, the best destinations and travel routes for getting to know Mexico, practical issues like money, language, and transportation, and everything else you need to know to have an amazing Mexico trip.
*Are you visiting the capital?* Then don't miss my deep dive on Mexico City!
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:42 - What to expect of Mexico
02:21 - Spotlight: Pueblos Mancomunicados
02:41 - Where to go (top 3 regions)
05:21 - Spotlight: Mexico City
05:56 - When to go (best times + tips)
08:26 - What are the magical villages?
09:19 - Spotlight: San Cristobal
09:53 - Is Mexico safe?
11:51 - Spotlight: Oaxaca
12:34 - How to get around
19:00 - Spotlight: Chiapas
19:31 - Practical travel tips
22:56 - Bonus safety tips
26:10 - Going off the beaten path
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Puerto San Luis Subida Y Bajada/Transportes Flores
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Higueras, Nuevo León - Esto es MEXICO 1
Viajar es una de las actividades favoritas de todas las personas, a todos nos gusta conocer diferentes lugares, sus costumbres, su cultura, comida, playas, todo lo que podamos conocer, aun cuando no nos es posible viajar por diversos motivos, siempre hay opciones para conocer lugares sin salir de casa, por eso nace “Esto Es” México, un programa de televisión diferente, que lleva al público por un recorrido por México, en esta ocasión, te presentamos el estado de Nuevo León.
Esto Es México se transmite en Multimedios Altavisión por los canales 12.1 y 13.1 los sábados a la 1p.m.
Presentadora y Directora: Adexa Vázquez
Co-conductores y voces en off: Andy Klein y Adrian Liddell
Entrevistador: Eduardo Cueva
Cámara y edición: Lucio Blanco
Producción: Mayte Valenzuela
¿Le gustaría formar parte de los patrocinadores, o bien, que visitemos su municipio?
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Casa de Esperanza Orphanage Cancun, Mexico YouTube2
Casa de Esperanza Orphanage Cancun, Mexico
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Kino trip last day; San Ignacio Mission; home hosted lunch
Kino trip last day; San Ignacio de Caborica Mission; home hosted lunch; Sonora Mexico
imuris sonora
evidencia de nuestra visita a un hermoso lugar como lo es imuris sonora. 21 de marzo de 2010
36h to reach Mexico City (EP 46)
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In the last episode we exchanged car with our friends @gdayjambo for 24 hours. Us trying their Toyota 70 series and them in Albatross our Land Rover Defender.
In this episode we say goodbye to Cody and Olivia and enjoy our last 24 hours in Baja. What's next? It is time to travel to the rest of Mexico. Yes, yes time to leave Baja California. We jump into the albatross and embark for a long journey. We have 36 hours to make it from Baja California to Mexico City in time for Christmas Eve. Catch a ferry and sail trapped in the cargo, discover side of the road taquerias, stop for a shot in Tequila. This is on the programme of this week's video. Are we going to make it in time?
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La Quesadilla más grande del mundo
La Quesadilla más grande del mundo en Imuris, Sonora.
El record Guiness
Km 21 in Nogales Int. Highway 15
Brieff description of what you can find and why you would need to stop at Km 21 when traveling through Nogales Sonora Mexico
MOVING TO MEXICO LEGALLY - How we did it and how you can too...
Everything you need to know about temporary/permanent residency in Mexico, Mexican visas, & vehicle permits.
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For information about services offered, attorneys fees, income requirements, Mexican visa processes, and more, check out our Lawyer's website:
In addition to the info in the video, you can also qualify for temporary residency by:
- Having a Mexican spouse
- Having a spouse who's already temporary or permanent resident.
- Having a child who is a temporary or permanent resident.
- Having a job offer in Mexico
Correction: There are some cases in which you aren't required to go to a consulate outside of Mexico (qualifying by family unity).
Correction: Vehicle permit fees are $50 + 200-400 deposit. You have 15 days, not 30, to extend your TIP, otherwise, you lose your deposit.
Correction: The Las Vegas Mexican consulate is no longer more lenient than others.
To become a permanent resident in Mexico, you don't necessarily need pension income if you have substantial investments or a large chunk of money in the bank. Some consulates have approved people under age 50, but others want you to be 60+.
This video give you a great start on what you need to know about:
- Mexico visa options
- What kind of passport you need
- Living legally in Mexico
- Pros and cons of the various Mexican visa options
- How to become a temporary resident
- Hot to become a permanent resident
- Costs associated with Mexican residency.
- Mexican immigration laws in 2018
- Booking an appointment at a Mexican consulate
- Which Mexican consulates are the best
- What you need to do after crossing the border into Mexico
- Getting a Temporary Import Permit, also known in Mexico as a TIP
- What a Mexican Free Zone is and where in Mexico you can drive without a Temporary Import Permit
- Legal Mexico immigration
- And More!
When we started this process of becoming a Mexican resident and moving to Mexico, we really didn't know what we were doing. But after a lot of research and going through the process ourselves, we think that we can provide you with a lot of valuable information on the topic.
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ABOUT US (MADDIE & JORDAN)
In January 2018, we sold everything we owned in the US (except our husky Laska & what fit in our tiny, tangerine Prius C3) to travel the world—starting with Mexico. Since then, we've been making travel videos about our life in Mexico and the new experiences we encounter while traveling the world. If you'd like to join our shenanigans, subscribe to our YouTube channel. You can also poke around our social media to find out what we’re up to each week.
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Prices of American Groceries at a Mexican Walmart
Welcome to a grocery shopping in Mexico video. We are visiting a Walmart and sharing the cost of traditional American foods.
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Chapters
0:00 Introductions
1:35 Driving in Mexico
3:54 Arrive at Walmart
4:47 Grocery Prices
9:23 Closing Thoughts
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DANGEROUS DESERT OF CHIHUAHUA / WELCOME TO MEXICO
Trip to the dangerous Chihuahuan Desert. and have fun, how to eat delicious food in small place of the desert. and see the beautiful environment in the desert too, please come to Samalayuca town and enjoy this nice place, and find all the attraction in the middle of the desert of Chihuahua Mexico.
Road Trip to Mexico ???????? | December, 21-25
Missions Trip 2012
Missions Trip to Jalisco Mexico.
La Iglesia La Casa De Mi Padre y la Iglesia Jesus La Roca, Iglesias Pentecostales unidos en misiones. Pastor A. Vigil, Pastor Romero, Pastor Flores, Pastor R. Vigil, Pastor Iniguez.
Festival del Pitic 2k16. Hermosillo, Sonora, México.
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I invite you to explore Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico
It's never too early to start researching the opportunities lined up for you. Start with a call.
Nunca es muy temprano envestigar las opportunidades que te esperan. Comienza con una llama.
Hello
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Mistakes we made crossing the border into Mexico (Van life in Baja)
In this video, we share all the mistakes we make on our FIRST DAY IN MEXICO in our van! Buckle in as we adjust to van life in a new country.
New Here?
We are Denise and Reed, a couple who dreamed of traveling but had no idea how to make it happen. Then, in 2018 we stumbled upon the van life, which has changed our lives. Now we travel full-time in our self-converted van with our dog Bella and cat Rita. We have had so many unique experiences that we wouldn't give up for the world! So follow along as we share our experiences as full-time travelers.
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puerto lobos
...el paraiso del pescador...
Mexico Autostop Kenworth Oaxaca
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JoLo World Vlog week 17 18 19: Mexico north (Sonoyta, Sinaloa - Mazatlán)
When we crossed the border from the USA to Mexico, those first two days driving through the dangerous north of Mexico were tense. We drove through chaotic and poor areas, military posts, deserted highways with just one suspicious car close to us, and a barricade we had to get through, in the middle of the highway. The barricade was by the people of a village and they wouldn’t let through any truck, just personal vehicles, but only if you payed them something. Several toll ports were also occupied by villagers, blocking them until you’d pay to them instead of the official toll agency (that wasn’t there, of course).
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