Moving to Mexico from Nova Scotia

Member since 17 September 2021

bobbalubaNew member11 April 2024 18:28:01

聽聽I have joined this site and this forum as my wife and I are seriously considering moving to Mexico from Nova Scotia, Canada.

We have been to Mexico twice on trips and now thinking of selling our home and begin our life in a warmer climate. We only have been to the Mayan Riviera area (Playa Del Carmen) and are looking for a nice 海角乱伦 area, on or close to the beach. Likely before we commit to a purchase, will likely do a VRBO or rental for a few months to see what life is like and can be like for us both. We have no children, just a small dog and cat.

also have to figure out everything we must do prior to departing and after we land.

Any help or links to sites that can help us it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Bob & MJ

MexicoAfterlife Contributor

Member since 22 July 2021

MexicoAfterlifeContributor11 April 2024 23:50:07

142

@bobbaluba

Always first question. Have you checked if you meet the high monthly income standard to get resident status?

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam12 April 2024 02:50:53

41219

Hello everyone,

Please note that this new thread has been created on the Mexico forum from your posts for better interaction.

All the best

Bhavna

aliceah Active member

Member since 30 August 2017

aliceahActive member15 April 2024 21:24:53

Yes get the heck out of Canada. I live in Huatulco. Benn there since early 2021.聽 For some people it is too hot . I like the calm ocean bays, fresh food and although there are an increasing number of expats it is not as touristy as Playa del Carmen.聽聽To get residency there are financial requirements. From my experience you may be able to find a lawyer who can help even if you are short the required money. I immigrated from within Mexico. I think that can still be done in Huatulco. What I found interesting was that they looked only at my income not the money I had coming out. I had rental income but still had mortgages and condo fees. Seemed they only looked at money coming in and not going out. I used an immigration counselor not a notary or lawyer but I know a couple of people who used a lawyer that pulled some strings.聽 I would not hesitate to move.