Driving into or around Mexico – legally – can be downright confusing! We take a look at how to stay on the straight and narrow when you're in Mexico. Part 1: What is the visa status of my car?
Reforma newspaper reports that Mexico is the world's second largest market for bottled water, after the United States. About 15 billion litres are sold annually. Surely unnecessary if the tap water is drinkable?
Moving to
Mexico in the past meant retiring or finding a job locally. Now, with cell phones, high-speed internet, VoIP phone, and Blackberry, it's possible (at least with some jobs) to live and work remotely without
missing a beat.
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From Mexico City to Istanbul, cash in when you live on the edge of the North American airline zone. Here's how to get the most from your air miles.
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Did you know if you are a US citizen living abroad, you have extra time
to file your taxes? Tune into the conversation Inside México had with
accountants, Adriana Bautista and Lee Purcell in order to help you make
more informed and smart decisions regarding your taxes while living
abroad.
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Still not sure what the difference is between an FM3 and a FM2? What's the best visa for you and what are the restrictions that go with it? Applying for your visa can be a headache. Listen to the conversation Inside México had with immigration lawyer, Fernando Poo Céspedes to learn what forms you need to have, where you need to go and all the other little logistics that goes into the visa process.
Not sure how to go about registering for a tax ID number and/or filing your taxes in Mexico? Having to file taxes in Mexico on a monthly basis can be time consuming and complicated. Tune into the conversation Inside México had with Mexican accountant, Oscar Alcántara to learn all the ins & outs of the Mexican tax system.
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