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Expatriate Articles and Key Resources

The city of Guanajuato, Mexico
The colorful traditional town of Guanajuato, Mexico. Photo by Lies Ouwerkerk.

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Featured Articles on Living, Working, Studying, Traveling, and Volunteering in Mexico
Living in Mexico: Where, Why, and How? by Tim Leffel
What You Need to Know to Live in Mexico — Insider Tips by Ted Campbell
10 Tips for Adjusting to Life in Mexico by Ted Campbell
Navigating the New Mexican Immigration Rules: How to Get Legal Non-working Residency in Mexico by Tim Leffel
How to Work Legally in Mexico: The Insider's Guide to Obtaining a Visitor Visa for Work by Ted Campbell
Expat Survival of the Fittest in Mexico by Ted Campbell
On Being a Mex-Pat: Teaching English and Living in Mexico by Jonathan Clark
Breaking the Gringo Ceiling: Making Friends in Mexico by Louisa Rogers
Moving to Mexico: How We Did It and Why by Jan Morgan
Building a House in Mexico by Rachel Hartman
The Benefits of Joining an Expatriate Group in Mexico by Rachel Hartman
Living in Cancun as an Expat: A Family Adventure Abroad by Ilana Long
Retirement in Mexico: Why, Where, and How North Americans Relocate by Habeeb Salloum
Teaching English in Mexico City by Michelle Joyce
Teaching English as a Foreign Language in Guadalajara, Mexico by Emily Miner
ESL Teaching Mexico as a Freelancer by Ted Campbell
Resort Work in Mexico by Elena Switzer
Building Casas with the Habitat for Humanity: Work as a Volunteer in Chiapas, Mexico by Kara Shane Colley
Crossing the Language Barrier in Mexico by Ted Campbell
Art Study in Mexico: San Miguel de Allende Attracts Artists and Students by Kelly Nicholls
Spanish Study at the Instituto Cultural Oaxaca: Perfecting Language Skills at a UNESCO World Heritage Site by Sarah Keyt
Spanish Through the Senses: Language School "Extras" Can Be the Main Course by Linda McDonnell
Guanajuato, Mexico: Love at First Sight by Lies Ouwerkerk
A More Sustainable Face of Mexican Tourism by Tim Leffel
Budget Travel in Mexico and Central America by Tim Leffel
The Magic of Oaxaca Has Returned: A Guide to Touring 17 Villages and Meeting Local Craftspeople and Artisans by Alvin Starkman
5 Routes and Regions for an Authentic Mexican Visit by Ted Campbell
The Ultimate Guide to Eating Authentic Food in Mexico by Ted Campbell
How to Make the Most of Markets in Mexico: Strange Fruit and Cheap Lunches by Ted Campbell
Exploring the Exotic Fresh Fruit of Mexico by Ted Campbell
The Markets of Oaxaca by Ron Mader
Day of the Dead in Oaxaca, Mexico by Ron Mader
Honoring Tradition in Mexico: Visitors to Oaxaca Find Meaning in Dia de los Muertos by Jim Kane
Teotitlán del Valle, Mexico by Ron Mader
The Floating Gardens in Xochimilco, Mexico: Tourism Maintains Local Jobs by Ron Mader
Traveling with a Child in Mexico by Tim Leffel
Mayan Community Tours Enrich a Visit to Mexico's Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve by Alison Gardner
The Other Side of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico by Veronica Hackethal
Chillin' in Chacala: Budget Vacations Help a Small Mexican Community by Ande Wanderer

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 Expatriate Websites and Resources for Mexico

Mexico Connect is a site that provides tons of information on all aspects of living in Mexico, as well as forums for information exchange.

Expat.com: Living in Mexico as an Expatriate provides key information on the country as well as a directory of expatriate blogs.

Expat Focus provides information and resources for expatriates for a large number of countries, including Mexico. The website also hosts forums and blogs for expats.

Yucatan Living is an online lifestyle blog for English-language readers about living and working in the Yucatan, Mexico.

CheapestDestinationsBlog: Mexico is part of an excellent source by an expat, travel writer, and publisher livingin Mexico, Tim Leffel, and features many informative articles.

Numbeo: Mexico. A fine crowdsourced site that provides information about the cost of living in Mexico that should help prepare you for the transition.

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 Recommended Reading on Mexico
Lonely Planet Mexico (Travel Guide)
The Rough Guide To Mexico
Eyewitness Mexico
Cancun and the Mayan Riviera by Ted Campbell
San Cristobal de las Casas and Palenque in Chiapas by Ted Campbell
The People's Guide to Mexico by Carl Franz, et al.
The Mexico Reader: History, Culture, Politics (The Latin America Readers) by G. M. Joseph (Editor), Timothy J. Henderson
The History of the Conquest of Mexico
The Labyrinth of Solitude by Octovio Pax
True Tales from Another Mexico
Where the Air Is Clear
Like Water for Chocolate
Aztec
History of the Conquest of Mexico
The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico
Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent

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 Travel Information for Mexico

Visit Mexico is a slick Mexican tourism portal maintained by the Mexico Tourism Board.

Lonely Planet provides a lot of useful travel information on Mexico.

No Hay Bronca is a site hosted by Ted Campbell which offers informative posts about all aspects of traveling and living in Mexico. He also has written fine books on Cancun and the Yucatan.

Yucatan Today is a travel guide for Merida, Mexico and the Yucatan Peninsula where you'll find Spanish colonial cities and cathedrals, mayan ruins, haciendas, exotic birds, caves, and more...

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