 Is cancun an actual island? |
| because when i looked on google earth it looks like its connected to mexico but people say its an island ? what the heck ... |
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 Mexico wall? |
| Do you think it is a good idea to built a Berlin wall all around the US to keep out the Mexicans?... |
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 Can I take my hair straightner to Mexico? |
| I dont know if hair staightners are allowed in the airport ...would it be a problem? can anyone plz help me!... |
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 What are the chances of a hurricane hitting mexico the week of september 22nd? |
| we are going to cancun mexico the week of the 22nd! what is the possibility a hurricaine will hit? has anyone been there recently, if so what was the weather like?... |
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 How much does a taxi ride cost and last FROM Cuernavaca to Mexico City's airport? |
My flight leaves at 1:40 PM on April 30th and I would like to be at the airport at 12:30 PM. What time do I have to leave? I have to give a speech at 9-10 AM. Any recommendations
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| Any sight-seeing / restaurant ideas for a first trip to Cancun? |
| My wife and I are going to Cancun for our first anniversary. We're staying and the Fiesta Americana Grand Coral and we were looking for ideas of stuff to do while we were in Mexico. We going ... |
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 WHAT IS THIS?! huh? |
What is the Chichen Itza and what can you find there?
I have always been curious. Thanks.... |
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 Do you think Televisa represents us properly in their Telenovelas? If not, tell me what you would do to change |
the storylines.
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They recruit Eastern European actresses like Saby Kamalich (Corazon Partido) and Gabriela Spanic (Tierra de Passiones).
There are Caucasian M... |
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 Going on a Cruse for the first time!!? |
| I am going on a "Cruse" for the frist time and would like some feedback from anyone who has gone on one !And how was it for them!!?? My Husband and I are going in the month of Nov. with ... |
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 WHAT YOU THINK Of US THE MEXICANS??? |
the country, beaches, cities, people,
it asks mature for mature people
el paÃs, playâs, ciudades, genté
pregunta madura para la genté madura!
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 Do I need a passport to travel to Mexico??? |
| was born in the u.s. and my parents were born in mexico. I need to go to mexico next friday but it takes two weeks to get a passport. Does anyone know what can i do? Or if I can get away without ... |
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 When is the best time to travel to cancun, mexico? |
| I traveled there in july once and i was stuck in a horrible tropical storm. It rained the ENTIRE time and we really didnt have much fun. I would love to go back, but i dont know if i just had bad ... |
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 King of cancun you help is needed? |
| As I heard you have to be either retired of wealthy in order to live in cancun. Well I'm neither nor. Any suggestions if part time jobs can be found during winter time or not??... |
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 Going to CaNcUn? |
| i'm 17 and going to cancun...what's the drinking age in mexico?... |
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| When is it summer time in mexico? |
| i want to visit next year just wondering when the best months to go are?... |
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American citizen married a Mexican citizen and we want to move to Mexico...where do we begin? |
I am an American citizen and my husband is a Mexican citizen with Permanent Residence status in the United States. We currently live in Texas and plan to move to Mexico by 2011. We will have one child by then, and he/she will have dual citizenship. We will be moving with the intentions of my husband to take over his family's business in the Queretaro area and I will be a stay-at-home mom. Where do we begin for getting prepared to move and actually moving?
For example, I know I need to register at the American Embassy when we arrive in Mexico, but how do I go about getting Mexican citizenship or at least permanent residency so I can stay without having to worry about coming back every 6 months or a year?
Also, are there any highly-recommended, insured moving companies out there that will move us from internationally from Texas to Central Mexico?
Are there any websites out there where I can start looking for houses? We haven't decided if we will rent or buy at the beginning, but is there anything I need to know that is different in the realtor world of Mexico?
I would like any and all advice you have for my situation...
Thank you very much, in advance!
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Jessi K - Don't you think if we were running from the law we would be looking to move now...not in 2011...if you don't have advice then don't waste your time or mine writing anything... |
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farina
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I love Queretaro!
ABOUT IMMIGRATION:
Best to hire an immigration attorney to get you residence status which you should be able to get rather easy since you are married to a Mexican citizen. Through the immigration attorney, learn how you get eventually get the citizenship. I suggest that you let the attorney handle the rather complicated paperwork.
ABOUT MOVERS:
Mayflower is one of the companies that can move you. I used them and they were careful when packing, everything arrived in perfect condition and timely. They carry insurance but you have about 30 days to make any claim. They will not let you transfer liquour, flour, sugar and things like accross the border and it is not cheap so be wise as to what you really want to bring with you.
ABOUT HOME PURCHASE:
Do not buy right away. Rent a place first and get familiar with areas so you know where you want to establish yourself. During the time that you lease, get to know people and get recommendations also regarding a real estate agent to assist you perhaps. Real Estate business operates very different over there and is low tech.
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I wish I could tell you specifically which areas would be best for you. Fortunately, your husband's family lives there. I am sure they would not mind driving you around and give you their opinion. Your own perception will be very important too. |
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Hey do checkout this question I stumbled across after reading your question and the answers given for that. I guess its kinda related to your question.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=As1XSm4yJi_bDry.CNCbpCJC7hR.;_ylv=3?qid=20090210113010AA6leqX |
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There's a lot of good information on Rolly Brooks website--click the link below.
If you are married to a Mexican who is employed in México, you may qualify for an ama de casa. This allows you to get an FM2 or FM3 visa without having to show an income from outside México. Go to your local INM office to get instructions.
Queretaro is a lovely city, but pack an electric blanket--you'll get some chilly mornings in January when you'll be glad you have it. |
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check this page
www.mexico.gob.mx
or with frace permiso de residencia mexicano in www.google.com.mx
good look
note: in mexico the economy not is good, but in 3 year , is posibility stable. |
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Start with the American embassy I really hope you have put a lot of thought about doing this. Cause if you were asking me my opinion I would tell you ,you're making a very Big mistake! but it's your life you do what you want. Wow |
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So your goal is that in three years you will be out of work and living in Mexico. That's like the goal of someone running from the law. |
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