Welkom – Bienvenido/a – 歡迎 – Welcome Velkommen – Bienvenue – Wilkommen
I AM MOVING TO MEXICO!
Is this you? Or are you planning to move to the country in the future? This website helps you to get to know more about its culture and to prepare your mind for the unknown. And this unknown entails everything that you will encounter while living in Mexico, from talking to your neighbors, attending festivities, up to queuing at the local bank.
HAPPY ADVENTURERS
I highly recommend “What the Mexpat” to anyone who is planning on living or working in Mexico. The book is an excellent resource for those who want to gain a deeper understanding of Mexican culture and navigate their new surroundings with ease. With its engaging writing style, comprehensive coverage, and insightful perspective, “What the Mexpat” is a must-read for anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating country and its people.
Wether you are moving to, or living in, or just interested in living in Mexico, What the Mexpat is a great read. Debbie’s writing is easy to read despite the fact that she is an anthropologist. Her Dutch background and roots, the choices she made and the experiences she went through, make this book pleasant, interesting and even self-reflecting on your own life and choices! In short: I recommend this book and it is still available at Amazon!
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A wonderful stay in Tepoztlán
Here I am, sitting in the comforting morning sun while birds are singing all around me and fresh air fills my lungs. The variety of trees and… Read more “A wonderful stay in Tepoztlán”
7 Mexican New Year’s Eve traditions
The end of the December month is nearly in sight. The last two months of a year in Mexico are packed with holidays and celebrations, which go… Read more “7 Mexican New Year’s Eve traditions”
¡VIVA MÉXICO! – Mexican Independence Day
Since the first time in Mexico it was clear to me that September is a special month. Mexico + September = Flags and mexicanness everywhere! This is… Read more “¡VIVA MÉXICO! – Mexican Independence Day”