Category Archives: Living in Mexico – Posts

Update on US Customs Law on Permanently Importing Cars to Mexico

Posted on May 5, 2014 by

May 5, 2014 ~ Update on US CBP Car Export Requirements ~ In the arcane world of US government law and even more dense regulations, some laws and rules go un-noticed and un-enforced for years. There is a glaring example … Continue reading →

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Income Tax Liabilities in Mexico

Posted on November 30, 2011 by

Full Article at: “Income Tax Liabilities in Mexico” Expats’ tax liabilities for work performed in Mexico comes up over and over on forums across the web. The situation becomes even more interesting if they live here full-time, doing on-line work … Continue reading →

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The Way Things Work vs How They Really Work (Well) (the post)

Posted on July 28, 2011 by

See Full Article at: “The Way Things Work vs How They Really Work (Well)” Expat forums and expat websites are funny things. or Be careful offering even seemingly innocuous reports of what laws the Mexican Government has changed, and official … Continue reading →

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Quirks of Fate in Learning Foreign Languages: ……………… Brain Development Effects

Posted on July 18, 2011 by

See Full Article at: “Quirks of Fate in Learning Foreign Languages: Article on Brain Development Effects” There’s a dandy article on ex-pats varying abilities and interests in learning Spanish at Marc Olson’s blog: Language Learning: Why Bother? Marc was a … Continue reading →

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MXN Peso vs. US Dollar or “Saving 19 Cents on a $1000 Debt”

Posted on April 21, 2011 by

Read the full article at: MXN Peso vs. US Dollar or “Saving 19 Cents on a $1000 Debt Abstract: People around the Web have recently asked about the effects of inflation on life here in Mexico, along with the effects … Continue reading →

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Eat Like a Local: Merida and Yucatan Food & Restaurants

Posted on December 5, 2010 by

How about a new topic listing some of the local expats fun places to eat like a local. I think it would be more reliable and honest if we limited it to peoples’ personal experiences, so it’s not just some … Continue reading →

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Dia de Los Muertos (partly explained)

Posted on November 13, 2010 by

Around the the world, there are cults and ceremonies for the dead that include elaborate funeral practices, ranging from spending $1,000’s to permanently preserve bodies that will be viewed, spoken-to, and prayed-over for just a few days with large stone … Continue reading →

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Moving to Mexico: FMM, FM2, FM3, or Inmigrado?

Posted on August 11, 2010 by

NOTE THAT THIS POST IS ARCHIVAL – WITH ONLY OUT OF DATE INFORMATION… See our main current article on  ~ Current Rules and Procedures for Immigration, Visiting, and Staying in Mexico for current information OLD Original post: LATEST UPDATE: President … Continue reading →

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Bridging the Gaps. (Learning Maya)

Posted on July 22, 2010 by

Is it time to learn some Maya? When we first visited the Yucatan peninsula in the early 1980s, we were warned that not many people spoke English, so, we should be prepared to rely on pigeon Spanish and well-honed charade … Continue reading →

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US – Mexico – China Oil Policies and the Peso

Posted on May 8, 2010 by

How many of us noticed Feb. 24, 2010? “Linked In” reports nothing much of note: http://events.linkedin.com/2010-02-24 The Black Eyed Peas had a concert at Madison Square Garden. Dilbert found new ways to report on American management practices: The New York … Continue reading →

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Spanish – English False Cognates

Posted on May 7, 2010 by

Want to avoid embarrassing yourself?  Scan this list, and remember not to say:   “Yo soy muy embarazada!” Why use this list?   This list is a combination of lists that we have accumulated over the past 7 years, blended with the … Continue reading →

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