Mexico: The Trick is Living Here Ebook

Live or Retire in Mexico: A Practical, Detailed Guide

When You Purchase Mexico: The Trick is Living Here Second Edition you get...

• Over 140 pages of original, richly descriptive text.
• 16 pages devoted entirely to cultural information.
• Useful descriptions of the cost of living in Mexico.
  
• A unique "lifestyle" approach is employed in which the cost of living is discussed in a holistic framework. It helps the reader to figure out the difference between the cost of basic necessities and the cost for certain "luxuries" they may wish to enjoy in Mexico.
• This book is a God-send to all those who write and ask me something along the lines of "I have a fixed income of such and such. Can I live on that in Mexico and maintain my current standard of living?"
• How-to information on getting necessities such as... choosing a house
  • traveling by bus
  • driving (includes navegating turnabouts)
  • choosing a health care "plan"
  • doing laundry,banking
  • getting a telephone
• Direct, honest discussion of culture-shock not found anywhere else (additional to what is on this web site).
• The author's first-hand anecdotes, demonstrating the points made in the book.
• A unique, humorous insider's view of Mexico.
• Special comments on Mexico's unique neighborhood festivals by the author's Mexican husband.
• All new section on health care in Mexico.
• The all new section titled "Documents" on doing paperwork and a variety of official transactions in Mexico including...
  
  • - getting your FM3 (no matter where you are from)
  • receiving your social security benefits (for expats from the United States)
  • getting birth certificates for children born in Mexico (U.S. and Canada)
• All new special sections just for Canadians discussing...
  
  • birth certificates
  • planning to move to Mexico
  • - residency
  • other issues unique to Canadians
• A special Day of the Dead photo gallery with photos taken during the 2005 celebration in Cuernavaca and surrounding areas.
• 13 full-color photographs of real life in Mexico that help bring the text alive.
• Easy to read Adobe Acrobat format with hyperlinks in the table of contents that allow you to jump directly to the section you want.