I Moved To Querétaro Mexico. This is Why I Love It.

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @oscarloredo7601
    @oscarloredo7601 15 дней назад +3

    Welcome to Querétaro! We appreciate the contributions of those who bring jobs and invest in our community, like many from Japan, Korean, Germany, and other regions. However, there are growing concerns about the impact of some newcomers who may not be contributing their fair share, particularly in taxes or community investment. We believe it’s important for everyone who enjoys the benefits of living here to also give back and support the city’s development.

  • @maniizz
    @maniizz Месяц назад +6

    I was in Querétaro last year and agree 100% The culture, the arquitecture, and the people is what makes Mexico a great place to live 💚🤍❤️

  • @Toothfairy-y6f
    @Toothfairy-y6f Месяц назад +11

    Wow! I love you,girl. You're so smart, well informed and civilized. I too have left the United States , and live in Morelia, México, since March of this year. I am honored to be here. I live in a beautiful 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in Morelia. The freedom of living here as a black woman, is priceless. In México, you are simply a person, and not a "black person", and is not judged by your race. God bless México. Thanks to the Mexican government for the asylum.

  • @nimacastro7664
    @nimacastro7664 Месяц назад +7

    This interview with Vanessa was amazing. Very sharp, smart and intelligent.

  • @SafeGuardYourSoul
    @SafeGuardYourSoul Месяц назад +9

    Very good interview. I've been here 4 months. Love it. I agree wholly, especially what Vanessa speaks about this culture and the Mexican people - the importance of the family!

  • @natinaharris8381
    @natinaharris8381 Месяц назад +3

    Beautiful interview. I like the word "Maverick" describing expats! I agree that the culture is rich, the people are inviting & amazing, and I really enjoyed my time learning about Mexico when I visited. I was so happy to visit Rivera's museum, Anahuacalli. I am a huge fan of the Mexican Muralists (Orozco, Rivera, and Siqueiros). So touring the palace to see their murals was a wonderful experience. I even bought a huge book from a bookstore that has most of the Museo Nacional de Antropología artifacts in it. I was so geeked up about the book that I didn't care that it was all in Spanish. I really enjoyed Mexico! ❤😊

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад +1

      I love the Mexican muralist artistic tradition as well! ❤

  • @jessicapinard
    @jessicapinard Месяц назад +4

    Hi !!! So amazing!! I can’t wait to check this out! I’m ready for my consultation!!!🎉

  • @tomm9540
    @tomm9540 Месяц назад +4

    Thanks Risa; Another great interview!

  • @conradoneftaliayalarosas9080
    @conradoneftaliayalarosas9080 12 дней назад

    She’s become an expert!!! Definitely will reach out!!! Wow!!

  • @franyo8014
    @franyo8014 Месяц назад +3

    I think the fact that her background -part of her cultural heritage is from Haiti wich is a Latin country makes her feel at home in Mexico, most latin countries have many commonalities that you can not describe but you can experience. Besides Queretaro is a world heritage city because of is well preserved historial center. Queretaro is one of the best preserved colonial cities in Mexico and probably the cleanest and it has an amazing cultural scene, a moderate climate and a pretty visible middle class.

    • @yumyumkitty2104
      @yumyumkitty2104 27 дней назад

      I was there for a whole month and it was like 100° every single day and I was miserable

    • @silverlining6259
      @silverlining6259 12 дней назад

      @@yumyumkitty2104some will be miserable anywhere they go!

  • @guadalupesosa4761
    @guadalupesosa4761 Месяц назад +2

    I have been living in Mexico City almos 2 years and I also scare me the earthquakes 😬 , and it happen very often.

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад

      I hope my mention of that did not scare you more! I love DF so much. I hope you are greatly enjoying it!

    • @yumyumkitty2104
      @yumyumkitty2104 27 дней назад

      Is there still a major water shortage there?

  • @Mad-Angel-c6g
    @Mad-Angel-c6g 23 дня назад +1

    I’ve been living in Queretaro for over 2 yrs now and this place is growing really fast so that means traffic is really bad now and the city infrastructure is not good for the many people moving here , I can say that if you’re looking for a easy transition specially coming from the USA/ Canada this city is the one ,once you acclimate to Mexico you can move to another place in Mexico, that’s what I’m doing lol.
    Queretaro is one of the most expensive cities in Mexico and people here aren’t really friendly 😅

  • @CarlosRodriguez-md4mx
    @CarlosRodriguez-md4mx Месяц назад +7

    Thanks for the information just retired and looking to move out of new york city can you please send video next time of that country

    • @Darren-c6u
      @Darren-c6u Месяц назад +1

      Queretaro is Not a Country, it is 1 of 32 states that conform Mexico, you can find videos in internet

    • @user-ww9yx5oq8h
      @user-ww9yx5oq8h 23 дня назад +1

      I moved from Brooklyn to Mexico full-time 2 years ago. I am in Puerto Vallarta, which is quickly being discovered by East Coasters. Before that, you´d mostly find people from Seattle, California, and Canada. Earlier this year, I visited Queretaro and loved it. To me, it felt more culturally diverse than my current area. My recommendation to you would be to ask yourself: Do you want to be in a beach town or closer to the mountains? Do you want an area with many English-speaking people and proximity to Costco, Walmart, etc? Do cobble-stoned streets bother you? As a person who went through the moving process alone and learned A LOT, I guess I should make a helpful video, too.

    • @CarlosRodriguez-md4mx
      @CarlosRodriguez-md4mx 22 дня назад

      Thanks for the information very helpful bless you

  • @adventurefreaksss
    @adventurefreaksss Месяц назад +3

    Great video, great information! I'd love to connect with Vanessa to get her on my podcast!

  • @ResutoVictor35
    @ResutoVictor35 Месяц назад +17

    it's better for the world not to know where all the towns in Mexico are 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

  • @acajudi100
    @acajudi100 Месяц назад +2

    Hola from Queretaro.
    Rent is 14k and later 15k and includes everything. i never beg or accept money. My groceries are online and home delivery, acajudi 100 RUclips. I do not beg or charge for my 411.
    Over 62 years coming to Mexico, mainly Acapulco, and the world and all 50 USA states, I was born in Chicago in 1942.

  • @randycallow3736
    @randycallow3736 Месяц назад +5

    I think that some people are on autopilot. Mexicans like happy, they like smiling, like a good joke and love a party. So if you want to immediately fit in Mexico, be nice to people, listen to them, enjoy their company and their culture. Mexicans are flattered when you like Mexican things!! I have lived in Mexico for 10 years..I am stereotypical Caucasian. Mexicans love me because they can tell, they can sense that I feel comfortable and at home in Mexico w Mexicans.. It's actually been far far easier than I could have dreamed of!!

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад +3

      You took the words right out of my mouth! It’s about how people make you feel and here, the people make me feel awesome and happy to wake up in Mexico every day.

    • @Darren-c6u
      @Darren-c6u Месяц назад

      True

    • @luperamos7307
      @luperamos7307 29 дней назад

      Where are you living in Mexico?

  • @yumyumkitty2104
    @yumyumkitty2104 27 дней назад +1

    I was there for a whole month and I was the only black person. I know some Spanish, but still felt different and got lots of stares.
    I expected stares, but not as much as i got. Kind of overwhelming and exhausting for a shy introvert.

  • @Rbhawk3rd
    @Rbhawk3rd Месяц назад +2

    Fellow New Yorker living in Qro for three years. That's exactly what we need. Another New Yorker talking everyone in RUclips land about Qro. Just because you find a great place, your don't tell everyone. That's how it remains a great place. It's completely dusty here. We go sometimes 8 months without rain. After paying your rent for one year, you've proven you're a good tenant. You can have your landlord drop the insurance or he can pay for it if he wants it. I've done it twice

  • @timgillman
    @timgillman Месяц назад +2

    As retirees, we didn't feel it was for us. It is a great place for younger people, because there are good jobs that pay well and nice stores, restaurants and bars. So many BMWs and European cars. My wife is Mexican and we are both fluent in Spanish and English and I make friends easily. We did not make any friends other than casual acquaintances with people at the businesses we frequented. I don't think it would be the same if you are working with other local people, or meet up with other digital nomads or have your kids in a school, etc,. The city is growing faster than the infrastructure. Traffic is frequently terrible. It does have great places like Hercules brewery and Centro is nice. We lived in Juriquilla where the homes look alike and it has a lot of strip malls nearby. Then we moved to Alamos 2da which was much more walkable and appealing to us. Find out where you want to spend your time and rent a place nearby. Vanessa seems to have her place and you can see it in her enthusiasm. I am happy for her. The service she is offering sounds great.

  • @dlwilliamson5644
    @dlwilliamson5644 Месяц назад +3

    I cannot wait! One of my friends is now open to coming to QRO from Toluca.

    • @dreamretirementinmexico
      @dreamretirementinmexico  Месяц назад +1

      that's awesome! :)

    • @luperamos7307
      @luperamos7307 29 дней назад

      Are you living in Querétaro?

    • @dlwilliamson5644
      @dlwilliamson5644 29 дней назад

      @@luperamos7307 Not yet but the ticket is booked and will start language classes at the end of August '25

    • @luperamos7307
      @luperamos7307 29 дней назад

      @@dlwilliamson5644 Im asking bc I am looking into it as well. Will you be renting or buying? And do you have any good neighborhoods to recommend?

  • @luperamos7307
    @luperamos7307 29 дней назад +1

    Queretaro has been on people's radars for a long time, which is why it is so expensive. But all of Mexico has gotten expensive

  • @nicoledubtoy3105
    @nicoledubtoy3105 29 дней назад

    Excellent interview Vanessa ! This is HD

  • @itzelouise8714
    @itzelouise8714 Месяц назад +2

    So nice and energetic ❤

  • @virginia2139
    @virginia2139 Месяц назад +3

    Wow what a sweet lady!!

  • @jayajaya788
    @jayajaya788 Месяц назад +3

    I would like to know about crime in Queretaro, Mexico. I am curious.I notice that there is a lot of people moving to Merida but I'm the kind of person that rather move to a place where there aren't so many ex-pats

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад +2

      Querétaro is very safe and its vastness lends itself to not having distinct expat enclaves.

    • @yumyumkitty2104
      @yumyumkitty2104 27 дней назад +1

      I was there for a whole month in April of 2024 and never ran into any expats or digital nomads.

    • @Mad-Angel-c6g
      @Mad-Angel-c6g 23 дня назад +1

      I live in Queretaro and crime is on the rise more cartel activities lately, Merida is safer then here

  • @expatmamameettheexpats542
    @expatmamameettheexpats542 Месяц назад +2

    I'm very interested in talking to you about Querétaro. FYI I´m currently in Chapala and will be here until my son graduates from high school in this area in 2026. Then I´m thinking about moving to Querétaro after he graduates.

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад

      Of course! Please click on the link above in the description to schedule a relocation consultation with me. I look forward to assisting you.

    • @Mad-Angel-c6g
      @Mad-Angel-c6g 23 дня назад +1

      If you’re happy in Chapala you won’t like Queretaro for many reasons or you may like it lol , I’m actually moving to Chapala area next spring from Queretaro 😅

    • @expatmamameettheexpats542
      @expatmamameettheexpats542 23 дня назад

      @@Mad-Angel-c6g I used to love Chapala but am extremely bored here and feel like I need a change.

  • @irenemassey6292
    @irenemassey6292 8 дней назад

    Just to let you know Mexican are Northern Americans as well , because Mexico is in North America.
    Europeans are call Europeans, it’s sad that many people don’t see that Mexican are Americans , as any country there is located in this amazing Continent

  • @JoseGonzalez-dg1cv
    @JoseGonzalez-dg1cv 24 дня назад

    Good😊

  • @jj-bp3fr
    @jj-bp3fr Месяц назад +2

    I heard Queretaro is growing because there's Asian companies moving in, so they have to construct homes for the families and employees.

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад +1

      The construction boom is due to the number of nationals moving and the general growth of the city, but yes, there is a substantial and thriving Asian community here, newcomers who have relocated for work and those who have been here for decades.

    • @jj-bp3fr
      @jj-bp3fr Месяц назад

      @@vanessajacquemin7666 also, alot dont mention the migrants coming from central and South America. Some can pass as mexicans when they're not, foreigners can't tell the difference, but any mexican can. They're accent, expressions, physical looks, they're all different.

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад +1

      @@jj-bp3frabsolutely, a growing Venezuelan, Colombian and Argentinian population, not to mention others. This city is becoming more and more cosmopolitan by the day.

    • @conradoneftaliayalarosas9080
      @conradoneftaliayalarosas9080 12 дней назад

      We need stronger immigration policy to keep the riffraff away from Mexico. Specially RUclipsrs. Are you paying taxes in Mexico?

  • @pamelar.edwards2617
    @pamelar.edwards2617 Месяц назад +9

    I took an autobus from San Miguel del Allende to Queretaro. I like San Miguel more, but I enjoyed Queretaro open air mall. It was my first time experiencing that. I like Merida Mx more than all of them.

    • @dreamretirementinmexico
      @dreamretirementinmexico  Месяц назад +3

      I love Merida too. Great thing about SMA is that Queretaro is less than an hour away!

    • @worldobserver3515
      @worldobserver3515 Месяц назад +1

      Isn't Merida too hot in the summer?

    • @lolasvow3732
      @lolasvow3732 Месяц назад

      @@pamelar.edwards2617I’m looking to move to Merida as well.

    • @pamelar.edwards2617
      @pamelar.edwards2617 Месяц назад +1

      @@worldobserver3515 I’m looking at Merida as a seasonal home.

    • @pamelar.edwards2617
      @pamelar.edwards2617 Месяц назад +2

      @@dreamretirementinmexico I did a solo trip from the U.S . The autobus from San Miguel to Queretero Mx. was only 15$ and local luxury transportation that was a deal for me, as some private transportation was $100 USD. The winery outside of San Miguel Treis Raices is nice as well.

  • @dinodiego1
    @dinodiego1 Месяц назад +2

    Oh! It’s so good to know that we are not immigrants anymore, we are now “Expats “ 😂

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад

      The dichotomy is more nuanced in this day and age.

    • @lsanders7979
      @lsanders7979 Месяц назад

      She referred to herself as "foreigner" and "immigrant" much more often than "expat" 🤷‍♀

  • @lauragreen3461
    @lauragreen3461 Месяц назад +2

    They should make this beautiful housing affordable for the working class Mexicans

    • @vanessajacquemin7666
      @vanessajacquemin7666 Месяц назад

      That is absolutely the case. The city’s housing boom is not only benefitting the growing middle class.

  • @tabithan2978
    @tabithan2978 27 дней назад

    Been there. Lotta cartels there.