Most travelers to Mexico get permission to stay as a tourist for six months upon arrival.
So along with your patience, curiosity, and savings, here are some things to consider if you want to live in Mexico. Things are a little different here after all, this is the country that Dali said was even more surreal than his paintings. In Mexico, opportunities present themselves to curious, tolerant people. But what’s more important is that you come with an open mind. So the first piece of advice I can offer is to save as much money back home as you can before you come. You can fly across the country for $50 USD and get a hotel on the beach for less than $10.
You can get a liter of freshly-squeezed orange juice on the street for about $1 USD. The good news is that compared to the U.S., Canada, and Europe, you can live well in Mexico on a small income - A big meal at a modest restaurant costs between $2 and $3 U.S. What will you do for work? Where will you live? How long can you stay, and what’s your legal status in the country?
Toluca’s center square, in the town where the author now lives.ĭespite romantic notions of moving to a foreign country with warm people, countless beaches, colorful cuisine, and mountain towns of brightly-painted homes on winding cobblestone streets, you should consider many practical matters before you make a move to Mexico.
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