I'M canadian, came here 6 months for 6 years....Wounderful place, nice people, low insecurity, cheap bus fare available everywhere to anywhere, best fresh food, nice beaches, inviting cities and full of historic sites but the best....Sunny most of the time... Doctors come to your house if you need. Low prices everywhere except for gaz...1$/liter actually, kinda high for the salary they make.
If you love everybody so much, why is your immigration policy soooo strict. I thinking you love the gringo money. When the dollar stops the love stops hey Mexican.?
It was a great short video. Only wish it was longer. visited San Miguel many years ago and loved it. I'm heading soon toward Merida and hope my paradise will be in the Yucatan. Bravo to you for taking the leap when you did. I'm 65 and just wish I'd gone sooner. I want to live my life by the position of the sun in the sky rather than watching a watch. Bless you!
I traveled to the Yucatan in the early 70's, I was in my twenties. I went there several times, 5, 6 mos. at a time. This was WAY before Cancun or any of that stuff. It was undeveloped, virgin. No tourists. Very few people visited there (I'm talking about Quintana Roo) because of its remoteness. Merida is one of my favorite places but the Yucatan is not the "paradise" it once was.
MEXICO is UNIQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY!!! The country where anyone can be truly happy!!! As a proud mexican that loves his country I only expect for all the foreign people that comes from the US and other countries that if Mexico has given you the life you enjoy right now then you love, respect and defend it against all media that describes Mexico in a way that is totally false! Yoúre living the REAL MEXICO!!! and now you know THE TRUTH!! VIVA MEXICO!!!!!
I have been living in Mexico for a year now and love it! The Mexican people are warm and friendly. Always eager to help those of us that speak little Spanish. The culture is different and not as fast paced as in America. Local food is outstanding and reasonably priced.
Don't stereotype white people...Most of the people I know ,Love the Mexicans. But in our society we are taught by the different media outlets to make fun or dislike anyone that is different than we are. For example...most of my adolescent years, I watched T.V Westerns, and my mind was ingrained into believing that { All Mexicans Wore White Clothes, Drank Tequila, had Burros, and Slept sitting against an adobe hut, While wearing a Sombrero } And the News never had anything positive to say about Mexico either { and they still don't } You're going to have people on both sides that dislike each other. I married a Mexican and we experienced the Love & Hate from both sides. Racism & Hate Will Unfortunately--Never End...
Finally someone notices the same thing i did, and YES thats why i respect other latin countries like puerto Rico or Bolivia because they actually LOVE their people and culture
Estas personas viven en un bello pueblo llamado San Miguel de Allende en el estado de Guanajuato en México. Un bello y tranquilo lugar. (Solamente que es muy caro por lo cosmopolita que es).
I find it very lovely that american people (or any other country) find the peace and simple lifestyle of Mexican traditional living inspiring and healing. I don't believe in boundaries/borders and Mexico IS a welcoming country, which is one of the reason why foreigners not only go to Mexico but decide to stay. I find it even more interesting that when they do decide to stay, they don't take the time to learn about the culture, the language and the political/economical system, which is an essential part of becoming a local in their new chosen community. Mexico IS NOT a third world country! And I don't say that because I was born and raised in Mexico. Learn about the differences between a third world and a developing country. They are infinitely different.
mexico is not a third world country their people enjoy universal health care and has a strong and growing middle class their quality of life has improved,mexico has security problems related to the drug war but is working on reducing the crimes and stabilizing the country hell if this problems make mexico a third world country then the united states is a third world country too with all the shooting going on lately in public places like schools ,churches,night clubs,movie theaters etc also the united states citizens doesnt have a universal health care system some of the Nordic nations like Norway ,sweden make the united states look like a third world country with higher standards of living.
en México son bienvenidos todos los extranjeros que quieran hacer algo de probecho y gozar de la hospitalidad de su gente y de los privilegios y recursos con los que cuenta este gran país ! ...mi casa es su casa !!!
nada de eso,,, eres un ignorante ! el hecho de que vivan en este país no quiere decir que te vengan a robar, al contrario un ejemplo Cabo San Lucas sin el turismo seria un pueblito perdido dejate de tus pensamientos indigenistas y patrioticos mal fundados! y saludos que el pollo loco me encanta !!!
+El Pollo Loco Es bueno que tengan dos perspectivas/opiniones muy differentes. Pero no estoy de acuerda de como ablas Loco Pollo. Cuando tu la ablas a un ser humano asi, vas a recibir ese tipo de respuesta.
Indeed, there's a lot of that, But Brownsville 5 years ago was one of the safest places on USA, today not so much, but the place still is a pretty clean and safe.
fascinating! my wife is a native speaker and my Spanish is pretty good, We will be spending most of our retirement in Latin America, hopefully several months here.
I live in Southern California, we have many Mexican people here too, they are very nice. I would like to visit your country more, but I would live in my own country.
I've lived in San Miguel de Allende off and on over the last 4 years. It starts to feel like a very small town after a while. The thing to remember about living in a town like SMA is no matter how gringonized the city might feel you are still a foreigner, you need Mexican solutions to Mexican problems. You are going to encounter some anti-Americanism here and there but no more than you would find in Berkeley or Portland, success breeds contempt.
Bienvenido y q se la pasen suave....pienso q en el future todo mundo va a poder vivir donde quiera, a mi en lo particular me gustaria vivir cuando me retire en Costa Rica, soy Mexicano, pero la gente de ese pais se me hace muy amable y el pais es hermoso
+Al Barcenas I live in Texas, and I love the Mexican people. They are my neighbors, co-workers, and friends. My roommate and best friend is Mexican as well. I wish I had the money and opportunity to move down there-I would do it in a heartbeat.
Your always welcome Mexico may not be the best country but it's not bad either the news tends to attack us all the time but you will will never know until you come here and experience it for yourself I am from celaya guanajuato about 30 miles from San Miguel DE allende where 20% of the people are Americans and they help the community a lot and are very friendly people
Al Barcenas I know the area you're from. My roommate is from Juventino Rosas . Sorry I probably didn't spell that right! I've seen lots of videos from the area, I really like it! Well, most countries have problems, none of them are perfect. It's the people that count. I really like the people and the culture of Mexico. I'm working very hard on my Spanish!
@Love2TravelAway I'm often surprised and ashamed by what people from my country say. We don't all feel that Mexico is 3rd world (I don't like that expression at all). I LOVE Mexico (the people, the culture, the land) and hope to live there one day.
Lo mas grave que tiene Mexico es la violencia. Esperemos que las cosas se mejoren,por todo lo demas Mexico es u lugar hermoso diverso en todos los aspectos y da mucho gusto que estranjeros compartan y disfruten nuestra Cultura siempre seran bienvenidos un gran abrazo a todos
Its very easy to get a work/ residency visa. Takes about 7 to 30 days and about 230$ US. Google "FM3" and "FM2" FM3 lets you live and work for a year. Then you renew it every year for 5 years. Then after 5th year you may apply for FM2 which is good for 5 years. After you apply for another 5 years you will be offered dual Mexican/US citizenship. So do your visa stuff for 10 years and become dual citizen....Or marry a local lol! But seriously, easy to get. Lived there for 4 years : )
@shwtym1 Move to Mexico city or the State of Mexico, I grew up in Cuidad Satelite, there's acces to everything ,shopping malls, restaurants and lots of recreation, and just a few minutes from Mexico City, but it's an older place similar to Seattle. To work there you have to speak spanish and get an appoiment with the mexican embassy. Housing can be pricey, but usually about 150-200k USD, it's one of the safest places.
I have been to Mexico many times and I loved it. The REAL Mexico, not the resorts. But the idea of permanently moving to ANY other country is just foreign to me.
Esperamos estén disfrutando su domingo y hayan pasado un excelente fin de semana! Extiendo este tema con esto, encontre una platica facinante posteada ahi que probablemente cambiara lo que piensan acerca de los datos macroeconomicos actuales y la demografia de los países en desarollo!! Es una platica TED vale la pena sus 10 minutos puesto que habla de este tema! facebook.com/BCR.Consultoresmx/posts/176872202508171
Caren Cross you are so lucky to be living in San Miguel , I would give 2 legs to leave the northeast U.S.A. with its very long winters and brutal 90s summers All winter long the pain is umbarable with the cold and arthritis and I can't get pain medications due to peptic ulcers. It is awful here with the weather and living here without a car is being homebound their is no transportation and too poor to afford a car on a fixed income . Too poor to get out of hell.
I am a European and i can say Mexico reminds me more of Europe then the USA does....i really don't understand this.. maybe its the climate similarity's of southern Europe and the Spanish Guitar...here in Europe we have siesta at 12 o clock and everybody stops working to chill out because its to hot..And the houses are all painted a bright color with the old wooden doors just like in Southern Europe...The people of the US forgot their heritage and should be more respectful to other cultures.
@Jdc73112 That you need to be more aware of what your country produces when it comes to Mexicans. You think it is because Mexicans "are a certain way" that US nationals perceive Mexicans badly. What I'm telling you is that that is ignorant, USA has been taking advantage and trying to produce negative images of Mexico for MANY years. Go to any tourism sites and notice how many foreigners (in and out of USA) say Mexico isn't what USA makes it to be.
Hello from Michigan, US. Our rental lease is up in August. Thinking seriously abbout moving to Mexico too. We both are on disability with an combined income of 1750.00 per month, I know we can make it there, but in the future I did to make it on my own. can I do this on $1100.00 per month down there. Been watching your videos for a few days now. Good tips and awesome information. Do you know if I can collect my disability down there
I am curious about moving to mexico. WHat are the first steps? What parts of mexico are safe country or cities? How much is it for a house? Can I work in Mexico? ALot of question but your video is very nice I like to know more will go to your website.
I want to live in Queretaro or Guadalajara, I have a degree in Economics and Finance, military experience as a Surgical Technologist in the Navy. Do you have any suggestions, how I can start looking for jobs. Also I have been fluent in spanish for 11 years and I'm 32. Any help would be appreciated Thanks, Jason
@cavemanillustrations Depending upon the age of your children [private schools] and your lifestyle, and where you chose to live within San Miguel, it is possible to live on $25K/year. A summer in the city will educate you best on how it would be done. Twice that income and you would be living extremely well there.
being first nation people or indiginus is something to be praud of , dont discriminare , you wish that youre country has our culture youre only good culture is the one of the states that us take of mexico
+The Cat You must understand that Mexicans are ether Ethnically White, Indian or in between. The average Mexican is comprised of 2 races only. So, in other words, when Mestizos and Castizos (mixed of white and Indian), see white people, it's like looking at their ancestors, in the same way they see Indegenous people.
well, if they are try to remember the native people of the U.S. and honor and help them in your reconquest b/c they are also ur blood and family in spirit and hardship.
@shwtym1 You can come to Guadalajara or Chapala, it depends. In Jalisco you can live and is a beautiful state and here is special because the mariachi and tequila are from here and we don't have violence like other states. My english is not the best but I can help you if you need it only send me a message in youtube and I'll send you my e-mail (msn) or facebook.
hey you mr @caljackr.chill, you really need some vacations.come visit us here in mexico, you will love it,.you know what they say....you dont love what you dont know ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ regards
Pais tercermundistas...Mexico?... No lo creo gringo.. Porque si fuera asi no estarian registrados extranjeros en el seguro popular. Y por sierto veo mucho comentario racista tanto de mexicanos hacia gabachos y viceversa, como mexicana veo mucha intolerancia y odio en varios comentarios, demostremos que la buena educación que nuestros padres nos dieron y comentar sin grocerias e insultos, y recordar que una parte de lo que el turismo deja en el pais se queda en esos pueblos chicos que el mismo gobierno a olvidado y se mantiene del dinero del turismo saludos cordiales y dejen su odio y recentimiento a un lado.
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Mexico is my place to live but not my wife’s. The people are real, they are good, they live and they let live! My kind of place!
I love Mexico and the Mexican people. Always love being there.
+Avasings amigo, mi casa es su casa !
+Avasings thanks welcome to Mexico
But they don't love you, they love your money.
mcse9073 rue
You're so ignorant, money doesn't buy love not even a life.
I'M canadian, came here 6 months for 6 years....Wounderful place, nice people, low insecurity, cheap bus fare available everywhere to anywhere, best fresh food, nice beaches, inviting cities and full of historic sites but the best....Sunny most of the time... Doctors come to your house if you need. Low prices everywhere except for gaz...1$/liter actually, kinda high for the salary they make.
welcome to mexico the land is for evry body , honest and good person.welcome.
If you love everybody so much, why is your immigration policy soooo strict.
I thinking you love the gringo money.
When the dollar stops the love stops hey Mexican.?
SnuggleWarrior I,see, How are you'. it´s nice weather today.i love nice person.
I moved to Mexico and loving it!
Welcome to México dear neighbors
It was a great short video. Only wish it was longer. visited San Miguel many years ago and loved it. I'm heading soon toward Merida and hope my paradise will be in the Yucatan. Bravo to you for taking the leap when you did. I'm 65 and just wish I'd gone sooner. I want to live my life by the position of the sun in the sky rather than watching a watch. Bless you!
I traveled to the Yucatan in the early 70's, I was in my twenties. I went there several times, 5, 6 mos. at a time. This was WAY before Cancun or any of that stuff. It was undeveloped, virgin. No tourists. Very few people visited there (I'm talking about Quintana Roo) because of its remoteness. Merida is one of my favorite places but the Yucatan is not the "paradise" it once was.
beautiful little folk of mexico!!! still and happy
MEXICO is UNIQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY!!! The country where anyone can be truly happy!!! As a proud mexican that loves his country I only expect for all the foreign people that comes from the US and other countries that if Mexico has given you the life you enjoy right now then you love, respect and defend it against all media that describes Mexico in a way that is totally false! Yoúre living the REAL MEXICO!!! and now you know THE TRUTH!! VIVA MEXICO!!!!!
I have been living in Mexico for a year now and love it! The Mexican people are warm and friendly. Always eager to help those of us that speak little Spanish. The culture is different and not as fast paced as in America. Local food is outstanding and reasonably priced.
Bienvenidos
I'm glad you know why we miss our mexico we might not have thousands of dollars but we enjoy life.
Don't stereotype white people...Most of the people I know ,Love the Mexicans. But in our society we are taught by the different media outlets to make fun or dislike anyone that is different than we are. For example...most of my adolescent years, I watched T.V Westerns, and my mind was ingrained into believing that { All Mexicans Wore White Clothes, Drank Tequila, had Burros, and Slept sitting against an adobe hut, While wearing a Sombrero } And the News never had anything positive to say about Mexico either { and they still don't }
You're going to have people on both sides that dislike each other. I married a Mexican and we experienced the Love & Hate from both sides. Racism & Hate Will Unfortunately--Never End...
Melissa Hoell Yankees stole, killed and still do
You are stereotyping by saying 'white people', there are white people in all the american continent... Anglosaxons sounds better
Finally someone notices the same thing i did, and YES thats why i respect other latin countries like puerto Rico or Bolivia because they actually LOVE their people and culture
Wow! I am happy for you all☺
Next year I will be spending 7 mons in South America (mainly Mexico & Costa Rica), I can't wait
Estas personas viven en un bello pueblo llamado San Miguel de Allende en el estado de Guanajuato en México. Un bello y tranquilo lugar. (Solamente que es muy caro por lo cosmopolita que es).
I find it very lovely that american people (or any other country) find the peace and simple lifestyle of Mexican traditional living inspiring and healing. I don't believe in boundaries/borders and Mexico IS a welcoming country, which is one of the reason why foreigners not only go to Mexico but decide to stay. I find it even more interesting that when they do decide to stay, they don't take the time to learn about the culture, the language and the political/economical system, which is an essential part of becoming a local in their new chosen community. Mexico IS NOT a third world country! And I don't say that because I was born and raised in Mexico. Learn about the differences between a third world and a developing country. They are infinitely different.
+Cinthia Torres FitzGerald Topp !!
mexico is not a third world country their people enjoy universal health care and has a strong and growing middle class their quality of life has improved,mexico has security problems related to the drug war but is working on reducing the crimes and stabilizing the country hell if this problems make mexico a third world country then the united states is a third world country too with all the shooting going on lately in public places like schools ,churches,night clubs,movie theaters etc also the united states citizens doesnt have a universal health care system some of the Nordic nations like Norway ,sweden make the united states look like a third world country with higher standards of living.
en México son bienvenidos todos los extranjeros que quieran hacer algo de probecho y gozar de la hospitalidad de su gente y de los privilegios y recursos con los que cuenta este gran país ! ...mi casa es su casa !!!
¿Te das cuenta de la hipocresía de tu comentario?
nada de eso,,, eres un ignorante ! el hecho de que vivan en este país no quiere decir que te vengan a robar, al contrario un ejemplo Cabo San Lucas sin el turismo seria un pueblito perdido dejate de tus pensamientos indigenistas y patrioticos mal fundados! y saludos que el pollo loco me encanta !!!
+El Pollo Loco Es bueno que tengan dos perspectivas/opiniones muy differentes. Pero no estoy de acuerda de como ablas Loco Pollo. Cuando tu la ablas a un ser humano asi, vas a recibir ese tipo de respuesta.
exacto
i will retire in Mexico.. Mexico offers excellent deals to retiries not to mention paradise!!
Yo vivia en San Miguel y soy americano. Me gusta San Miguel, pero es una ciudad pequena y me gustan las ciudades grandes mas.
Indeed, there's a lot of that, But Brownsville 5 years ago was one of the safest places on USA, today not so much, but the place still is a pretty clean and safe.
fascinating! my wife is a native speaker and my Spanish is pretty good, We will be spending most of our retirement in Latin America, hopefully several months here.
I live in Southern California, we have many Mexican people here too, they are very nice. I would like to visit your country more, but I would live in my own country.
I've lived in San Miguel de Allende off and on over the last 4 years. It starts to feel like a very small town after a while. The thing to remember about living in a town like SMA is no matter how gringonized the city might feel you are still a foreigner, you need Mexican solutions to Mexican problems. You are going to encounter some anti-Americanism here and there but no more than you would find in Berkeley or Portland, success breeds contempt.
Tnx for uploading this video, is very nice.👏👏👏👏
I am planning on moving to Mexico. My sister already lives there. She says you can buy a decent piece of land for $5,000 US. I am ready.
Bienvenido y q se la pasen suave....pienso q en el future todo mundo va a poder vivir donde quiera, a mi en lo particular me gustaria vivir cuando me retire en Costa Rica, soy Mexicano, pero la gente de ese pais se me hace muy amable y el pais es hermoso
Welcome to Mexico American people we like you guys in our country!
+Al Barcenas I live in Texas, and I love the Mexican people. They are my neighbors, co-workers, and friends. My roommate and best friend is Mexican as well. I wish I had the money and opportunity to move down there-I would do it in a heartbeat.
Your always welcome Mexico may not be the best country but it's not bad either the news tends to attack us all the time but you will will never know until you come here and experience it for yourself I am from celaya guanajuato about 30 miles from San Miguel DE allende where 20% of the people are Americans and they help the community a lot and are very friendly people
you will be welcome
Al Barcenas
Kissing American ass
Al Barcenas I know the area you're from. My roommate is from Juventino Rosas . Sorry I probably didn't spell that right! I've seen lots of videos from the area, I really like it! Well, most countries have problems, none of them are perfect. It's the people that count. I really like the people and the culture of Mexico. I'm working very hard on my Spanish!
Thank you, this is wonderful!
there are large cities are Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey other cities are smaller towns or are called magic pueblos
@Love2TravelAway I'm often surprised and ashamed by what people from my country say. We don't all feel that Mexico is 3rd world (I don't like that expression at all). I LOVE Mexico (the people, the culture, the land) and hope to live there one day.
Lo mas grave que tiene Mexico es la violencia. Esperemos que las cosas se mejoren,por todo lo demas Mexico es u lugar hermoso diverso en todos los aspectos y da mucho gusto que estranjeros compartan y disfruten nuestra Cultura siempre seran bienvenidos un gran abrazo a todos
To Lostandfoundinmexico
I wish you sold a book besides the C.D.
Love the food 🤗
I willl tour this country one day!
Just not the northern part!
Viva El Cristo Rey! Viva la Virgen de Guadalupe! Viva Mexico!
That's it I need to find me again I lost her a long time ago
me too por favor...from the UK..
I left Mario there If you see please keep it.
Its very easy to get a work/ residency visa. Takes about 7 to 30 days and about 230$ US. Google "FM3" and "FM2" FM3 lets you live and work for a year. Then you renew it every year for 5 years. Then after 5th year you may apply for FM2 which is good for 5 years. After you apply for another 5 years you will be offered dual Mexican/US citizenship. So do your visa stuff for 10 years and become dual citizen....Or marry a local lol! But seriously, easy to get. Lived there for 4 years : )
@shwtym1 Move to Mexico city or the State of Mexico, I grew up in Cuidad Satelite, there's acces to everything ,shopping malls, restaurants and lots of recreation, and just a few minutes from Mexico City, but it's an older place similar to Seattle. To work there you have to speak spanish and get an appoiment with the mexican embassy. Housing can be pricey, but usually about 150-200k USD, it's one of the safest places.
Nice!! Welcome..
I have been to Mexico many times and I loved it. The REAL Mexico, not the resorts. But the idea of permanently moving to ANY other country is just foreign to me.
HOW??? HOW??? Can an American make a living in Mexico?? I'm in my 30's not yet retired but want to live in Mexico!!!
Esperamos estén disfrutando su domingo y hayan pasado un excelente fin de semana!
Extiendo este tema con esto, encontre una platica facinante posteada ahi que probablemente cambiara lo que piensan acerca de los datos macroeconomicos actuales y la demografia de los países en desarollo!! Es una platica TED vale la pena sus 10 minutos puesto que habla de este tema!
facebook.com/BCR.Consultoresmx/posts/176872202508171
Caren Cross you are so lucky to be living in San Miguel , I would give 2 legs to
leave the northeast U.S.A. with its very long winters and brutal 90s summers
All winter long the pain is umbarable with the cold and arthritis and I can't
get pain medications due to peptic ulcers. It is awful here with the weather
and living here without a car is being homebound their is no transportation
and too poor to afford a car on a fixed income . Too poor to get out of hell.
that picture of the dead chickens in a pile did me in, yeeeech...
Jesus Saves y que? Te los vas a tragar vivos?
I recently visited sma I know you guys are talking about ..
i love the burros
Im Mexican from Baja California Ensenada and i never seen a Burro (Donkey) in my life Really!!!
Muy buen video,
ME gustaria vivir en San Miguel de Allende,, pero Primero me gusraria conocer a alguien
Me encantaría presentarte a mi tía 🙈
I am a European and i can say Mexico reminds me more of Europe then the USA does....i really don't understand this.. maybe its the climate similarity's of southern Europe and the Spanish Guitar...here in Europe we have siesta at 12 o clock and everybody stops working to chill out because its to hot..And the houses are all painted a bright color with the old wooden doors just like in Southern Europe...The people of the US forgot their heritage and should be more respectful to other cultures.
1:22 The third world? He maybe should move to Central America, Asia or Africa to know what the 3rd world really means.
@Jdc73112 That you need to be more aware of what your country produces when it comes to Mexicans. You think it is because Mexicans "are a certain way" that US nationals perceive Mexicans badly. What I'm telling you is that that is ignorant, USA has been taking advantage and trying to produce negative images of Mexico for MANY years. Go to any tourism sites and notice how many foreigners (in and out of USA) say Mexico isn't what USA makes it to be.
@DarkLordCallMeDickC I did! I Am Happy Living in MEXICO!
yes
Hello from Michigan, US. Our rental lease is up in August. Thinking seriously abbout moving to Mexico too. We both are on disability with an combined income of 1750.00 per month, I know we can make it there, but in the future I did to make it on my own. can I do this on $1100.00 per month down there. Been watching your videos for a few days now. Good tips and awesome information. Do you know if I can collect my disability down there
@wolfhomme NICE EVERYONES WELCOME
Nice video!
I am curious about moving to mexico. WHat are the first steps? What parts of mexico are safe country or cities? How much is it for a house? Can I work in Mexico? ALot of question but your video is very nice I like to know more will go to your website.
mexico is not as bad as any of those countries and have many first world cities, is not so bad
you're totally wrong dude, Mexico is located in north America you better check a map twice
may god bless u mexico wellcome u any race
i am moving to mexico with my son and his father but in puebla
I want to live in Queretaro or Guadalajara, I have a degree in Economics
and Finance, military experience as a Surgical Technologist in the Navy.
Do you have any suggestions, how I can start looking for jobs. Also I
have been fluent in spanish for 11 years and I'm 32. Any help would be appreciated Thanks, Jason
@surss13mexside shut up am proud that they are interested in Mexican culture :)
thank you for the upload!!! id LOVE to live in mexico! if you need anybody for a job,please give me a shout!!!
My house is your house. Welcome to Mexico.
I only sending these messege to ppl who r racist ppl who r not well god loves u: )
god is a fantasy. Time to do some critical thinking and move on.....Nature is beautiful
@@Hithere-ek4qt God Is Real
San miguel de allende is the best quiet town to live
@cavemanillustrations Depending upon the age of your children [private schools] and your lifestyle, and where you chose to live within San Miguel, it is possible to live on $25K/year. A summer in the city will educate you best on how it would be done. Twice that income and you would be living extremely well there.
alguien podria traducir lo que dicen?
Is there any work down get by
@TheMrkukulcan where do you live?
being first nation people or indiginus is something to be praud of , dont discriminare , you wish that youre country has our culture youre only good culture is the one of the states that us take of mexico
ive seen many old american couples here yea its true
Nice
Interesting video. Don't the Mexicans resent the presence of Americans or are they friendly towards 'foreigners'?
We respect everyone we feel honored when people from other countries visit mexico!
Al Barcenas They're not visiting - they've moved there permanently!
people from USA or another country, they will be welcome. It does not import if it's for visit or live :)
+The Cat You must understand that Mexicans are ether Ethnically White, Indian or in between. The average Mexican is comprised of 2 races only. So, in other words, when Mestizos and Castizos (mixed of white and Indian), see white people, it's like looking at their ancestors, in the same way they see Indegenous people.
+Persian Carpet Looking at*
Your loyalty is to the mexicos
If you live in America is your loyalty to America? No? Move.
agent te vale madres, no?
I wonder if she stayed in Mexico???
thats what i like about american they dont care too much for material things
San Miguel de Allende should be renamed San Miguel de America
Donkeys on the sidewalk ONLY IN MEXICO XD
I have $25,000 a year income from investments, a wife, and two children. Is this enough to live in San Miguel?
Did you sneak across the border with your kids down there? Did they give you a place to live and food stamps?
n mexico may be poor but at least their not laY as americans americans complain abt working mexicans never complain abt working
.....THEY ARE THERE FOR A DIFFERENT THINGS ..YOU PICK ONE THAT SUITS YOU!
SOME PEOPLE WILL GET UNDER ANY ROCK THEY CAN FIND ..STAY THERE!!
well, if they are try to remember the native people of the U.S. and honor and help them in your reconquest b/c they are also ur blood and family in spirit and hardship.
Above one goes for you as well...Stay in your beloved brittain, don't come down here...
@crjetpilot thank you for your reply. Wow how intresting a pilot. You must see alot of world. How about sending me some post cards.
@paoadabelle Can you be more specific about your message, I dont get what you are trying to say. I read a lot, I know more of what you think.
Naomi..yo puedo...
@shwtym1 You can come to Guadalajara or Chapala, it depends. In Jalisco you can live and is a beautiful state and here is special because the mariachi and tequila are from here and we don't have violence like other states. My english is not the best but I can help you if you need it only send me a message in youtube and I'll send you my e-mail (msn) or facebook.
@The391956 Too many liberal ex-hippy Americans in San Miguel.
hey you mr @caljackr.chill, you really need some vacations.come visit us here in mexico, you will love it,.you know what they say....you dont love what you dont know ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
regards
Unlikely, that's central México, not Chihuahua or Tamaulipas.
dont forget you are an outsider. and always will be.
Pais tercermundistas...Mexico?... No lo creo gringo.. Porque si fuera asi no estarian registrados extranjeros en el seguro popular.
Y por sierto veo mucho comentario racista tanto de mexicanos hacia gabachos y viceversa, como mexicana veo mucha intolerancia y odio en varios comentarios, demostremos que la buena educación que nuestros padres nos dieron y comentar sin grocerias e insultos, y recordar que una parte de lo que el turismo deja en el pais se queda en esos pueblos chicos que el mismo gobierno a olvidado y se mantiene del dinero del turismo saludos cordiales y dejen su odio y recentimiento a un lado.