You don’t necessarily have to be a permanent resident to live in Mexico. You can be Residente Temporal but sometimes I’ll advise my clients to get the Permanente. Why? Because they will save money. They won’t have to go through the immigration rules or go to the process of renewing it every year because every year that Residente Temporal is renewed. They are going to charge you. Right now it’s 3,365 pesos (US $82) but every year it increases in the area....png)
Most of the furniture you can buy in Corozal is handmade, and made out of the local hardwood. All my cabinets are made out of mahogany. There’s also teak. There are all kinds of different woods in Corozal. And you can get about anything made that you’d like to have made. You’d have to probably go to some of the big stores in Belize City to get a really good mattress or something like that or just ship it in, but other than that, you can get anything you...
I thought it would be fun to answer this question from the perspective of a native of Granada, which we call “a Granadino”, and which includes me.
The economy in Portugal is treading water at the moment. It is not in very good shape. Certain sectors of the economy are doing better than others; particularly tourism. Portugal had one of the best tourist seasons ever. Real estate is also doing extremely well. Property in Lisbon is like the new El Dorado for some property investors and we have had inquiries from American investors about buying property in Lisbon because of the price ratio compared to places like Madrid, Barcelona,...The Easiest Way to Round Out Your Wardrobe and Cookware Collection While Living at Lake Chapala in Mexico
Two of the best things about living at the Lake Chapala area have to do with aviation: 1. Through what I can only assume is dumb luck, Guadalajara International Airport was placed at the south side of that huge metropolis as opposed to the north side, so us fortunate enough to live at Lake Chapala can get to the airport without having to first pass through 30 miles of the worst traffic this side of Mexico City.
2. Flying from one Mexican city to another Mexican city...
If you want to travel by any vehicle in the Riviera Maya (Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, Tulum and everything in between), you’ll have to take the main highway. As in every other place in Mexico we’ve been, this means driving amongst Mexicans who drive way too fast to be safe, and lots of ill-advised passing. In addition, there are “returnos.”