Moved to Mexico City last week (July 1st) loving it! Next month I'll live in Mazatlan, a little less touristy than Vallarta. Best wishes.. Curtis from San Diego, recently retired Navy
I worked in Mexico City for 5 and a half years to get my permenate resident, so it's easier for me to buy property. After my next jump overseas, this is where I am retiring. Love the people of Mexico. People back home in NJ ask me all the time is Mexico dangerous? My response safer than Camden, Chicago, Detroit, etc. Just remember it's not the US and it's not for everyone. Damn good time for this simple mathematician.
I literally cried watching this video. I have dreaming of moving to Mexico since 18 of age, 55 now and not even close to do so. Having no money aside, i do not know how to make this only dream come true. Bless you, please smell the breeze for me one day.
Diane Gagnon, Don't give up on your dream. I will be posting videos about the cost of living in Puerto Vallarta in the future. I have a few friends living here for about $500 USD per month so it can be very affordable.
Looks like a french name. I am from Quebec, Are you too? I am interested in moving to Mexico, Panama...i will be retired very soon. Looking for people to share experiences.
Been to Puerto Vallarta twice and love it. I am 100% remote worker now and also well off enough to just retire or be a digital nomad. Puerto Vallarta seems like a great place to live.
@@LivingOverseasTV Sounds wonderful to retire in, but my concern is how do I get insulin diabetic supplies and the medical cost? I also have a rent-a-leg. (A prosthetic). So I need occasional tweaking and other adjustments. I appreciate any advice you can give me?
@@LivingOverseasTV - Same here. I’m moving to Mexico in July/Aug. I’m changing my entire way of life. I’m done with working long hours for Fortune 500 companies...I’m in my mid 40s.
I was a student in Argentina. It's worth a visit and it's a ton of fun, but I'm not sure I could recommend it today. Too much protectionism, which makes it hard for you to access your own money from overseas. Their economy has not been particularly stable the last 25 years either. Didn't spend much time in Uruguay, can't comment on it. I'm hoping to move to Mexico in my 50s/early 60s
I was excited about Mexico but i kinda got deterred from watching narco wars with the drug cartels on tv. I think the drug cartels have tarnished / ruined Mexico's reputation
Infinitas gracias por tu video sobre Puerto Vallarta, me da gusto que enfatizas cosas buenas sobre todo el esfuerzo que Mexico realiza para mantener una estancia agradable y segura para todo aquel que quiera visitarnos. Todos son bienvenidos. Bendiciones
I live in Vancouver, Canada and Puerto Vallarta is a relatively inexpensive place to visit during our cold, rainy, winters. I’ve been there 3 or 4 times. I really enjoyed your little video...thanks for sharing.
Great video. Honest and very informative. We visit Puerto Vallarta about twice a year the last time being this past November and you were spot on with your descriptions.
Great informational video. I see at the beginning of the video you visited the restaurant at Colomitos Cove beach near Animas beach. I vacation in Mexico every year, at least one week. It is a beautiful county with beautiful friendly people. Good luck and take care!
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I will be there in about 3 weeks looking for an apartment or a home to buy. I perfectly understand and will be joining you soon! Thanks for your information I will be checking out more of your videos!
Hi. Im are from puerto vallarta ,we live here in salt lake city utah ,with family in greely colorado too,im so glad you guys went to puerto vallarta ,with all this pandemic. Is the best decision to relax ,enjoy your vacation everyone 🙋
I am thinking of moving there myself. I have to start at the beginning and get my passport. Seeing all of these beautiful beaches, i cant help but want to leave
I've got to check this place out. I'm a surfer and fisherman, but don't like being so far from the beach and ocean here in Joshua Tree, CA. But I'm here because it's less expensive than where I was in Orange County near Huntington Beach, and the desert has it's beauty. I want to travel and investigate places outside of the US in warmer climes, especially where I can go surfing everyday in warm water, so I plan to do some touring and staying in different places as long as I'm still single and before I tie myself to a mortgage or sink cash into a piece of real estate.
Ron Rowan, Great plan. You will like my channel since I hit many great surfing destinations and the fishing is amazing too. Check out my Siargao Philippines videos, Samar, Bali, and Ian's series on Costa Rica. All on this channel.
@Anton Ares Or Todos Santos, or Mazatlan, or Puerto Vallarta. Maybe Puerto Escondido when it's on the tame side. I'm an old guy and like SanO and Doho type waves with a long board. Maybe Puerto on a bodyboard is safer?
@@LivingOverseasTV I have done quite a few so far, just got back from Durango and I have a trip planned out to Morelia in May, if you are ever interested I have a Playlist at Mexican State Capitols: ruclips.net/p/PL49TjrNcERSdux1MNocDrYT8qIVed7mI0
I visit PV every year. Was just there in December. Such a beautiful place and people. Seriously considering moving there. Thanks for the great video and info.
Brandon Wells, Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more videos about living in Puerto Vallarta. Right now I'm working on a video about safety in Mexico and the cost of living in Puerto Vallarta.
My wife and I were thinking of flying down for a week in September to explore the possibility of spending six months in Puerto Vallarta for the winter. Any suggestions on either X pats we could talk to or local agencies to look at different areas and rental opportunities. Thank you for your reply.
Have been in Mexico for many years. PV is beautiful but too many people for me. That said, if you are a people person, it is a great place to live. Enjoy.
So jealous..as I am locked in Canada. However hearing lots about the poverty and crowded hospitals s.. prayers for the hardworking Mexican families. Encourage everyone to tip generously. Stay safe
maryjoan, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment and for your concern for the people here. It's true, the public hospitals are stressed, and many nationals here have to work in public places and in the tourism industry to provide for their families. I encourage everyone to be considerate of the situation.
“Poverty” is an internacional issue. There are a lot of crowded hospitals and lots of poverty in Canada as well... And also in Spain, UK, Russia, China, Japan, Australia, Brazil, etc... Mexico is a very rich and cool country. 😉👍🏻
I moved to Ensenada at the onset of the pandemic (Early April). I had to get a special appointment from the Consulate since I was getting my Temporary Residency. It was kind of crazy, but I got some very good legal assistance!
@@heatherstrange6206 , H&H Consultores. Estibaliz made is so easy and was less expensive than the other 2 I contacted. Her is the contact info: USA: +1 (619) 780.1274 | MX: +52 1 (664) 108.2371 | info@consultoreshh.com. Best of luck!
Hi, my dream is living in pto Vallarta, maybe when Im retiring or just for vacations. Its nice to know, some people considering visit this place, maybe the situation isn't good because Covid19, but we need to believe to grow and get use to it, thanks for your sinopsis.
Thought you used to live in the Philippines before moving here. I loved all of your videos about apartment rentals in Manila. Hope you'll return there and make more videos about Manila.
brent T, Thanks for supporting the channel. Yes, I was in the Philippines for over a year and will probably be returning after covid is over and travel eases up.
Safer than Denver? Dunno about that place but I know PV has a dark side and how the police handle your “safety”. This is why PV is not the booming city it once was.
Johnnie Swain, I will be doing a video about the real estate market in Puerto Vallarta. I've been gathering information and have done a couple of interviews already. It will probably be a month or so until it's posted. So far, I think the market has slowed but I don't think prices have dropped.
I have been living in Thailand for the past decade and am ready to change scenery. Your videos are really helpful and making me want to move to PV ASAP!
Do you realize that you have created a new PV drinking 🍸 game? Everyone, take a big sip of your margarita 🍹 every time he says the phrase "social distancing" or "face mask". 😷
Just fly to Tijuana, and at the airport, there is a bridge to cross to the US takes 10 mins there's a $15 fee then from San Diego fly anywhere, so you don't have to deal with the Covid restrictions, also its cheaper to fly that way. We cross every morning as long as your a resident or citizen no issues. travel is restricted to tourists
I am very interested in Puerto Vallarta. I loved the video of your friend, Dez’s apartment. I like that she lives in nature but not too far from the beach. Do you know the best way to find apartments in those more “ hidden” areas? I believe I will have to visit & check out the different sections to see what appeals to me the most. I do not want a hotel.
silverscreen.cc, It is a great idea to check out the neighborhoods in person. I will be making a video about the neighborhoods in the near future. Posting what you are looking for on the Puerto Vallarta Facebook pages is a good start. I usually find the best deals by walking around the neighborhood, looking for rental signs and asking people. For long-term, budget rentals and affordable apartments, contact Rudi. His Mexican name is Rodolfo Aguero and his email is uniquepropertiesrep@gmail.com. His phone # is 52.322.378.8061 - he is on Whatsapp. He also has a Facebook page called Beaches Please with a lot of listings on it as well. If you are looking for a great budget place while looking for a long-term rental, I recommend Casa Mis Amores Pvr. It is the main place I live while in Puerto Vallarta. It has a great location, centrally located for getting around. The owner, Guillermo knows everything about the town and can really help you out. He even has a few long-term rentals Email: cozyhostel.pvr@gmail.com Phone: +52 322 100 9573 Good luck!
Another great video. You mentioned there are no visa requirements if staying for less than 6 months. Have you done any videos about the process if one wants to become a permanent resident? In 2 other videos I watched you introduced your friend Dez (travel blogger), and an older woman (name escapes me), who both live there permanently. Plus, I think you mentioned that you have now relocated there permanently. The process and requirements for how one can do that would be appreciated. I look forward to following your channel.
think planet earth, Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Here is a link that I think will answer all your questions: www.mexperience.com/financial-criteria-for-residency-in-mexico/
I was a college student and went to Puerto Vallarta "Pw-er-to" not "Porto", in 1980. It was fun. I remember the beaches and the inexpensive hotels. I also remember many of the local streets smelling of sewage - which I assume is a thing of the past.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It would be nice if you could add the costs/price of meals, accommodation, etc. Also, for your next visits, please also mention the temperature in Celsius. I think only Americans use Fahrenheit.
Could you tell me where you're staying it looks fantastic. Also if it's not being rude how much per week . My name is Nanette and I live in Brisbane Australia but hopefully as soon as I can fly will be relocating Puerto vallarta. Manyhanks
Your video is very well made. Very descriptive. I’m looking forward to your search of a permanent new home. I just paid $370 MXN (less than $20 US dollars) at Farmacia del Ahorro for my COVID test to go back to USA. Great work
Hi I am 66 years old and want move to Puerto Vallarta but only one concern I am a African America’s. Would it be safe for me oh I remember I am a woman.
Janice Niangane, I don't think you will have any racial problems at all. As a woman, just use the same precautions you would use in any big city in the US and use common sense. I have a video about safety in Puerto Vallarta.
Hey friend - I’m trying to go stay for a month in puerto bayarta- I’m trying to figure out the prices and what I can expect to pay for a month of exploring
Would like to hear the steps from you on how to start. Is there many places left to rent until you find your place to live. Would like to stay for 6 months to see how it works out.
Deborah M, That is a great recommendation. Yes, try it out first to see if it is right for you. I suggest a 3 month trial during the winter months. If you like that, try some time in the summer when it's hot and humid to see if you really want to live there full-time. Personally, I love being nomadic. When the beach gets too hot, I head to the mountains and visit friends and family in the States. I have friends that love the hot season in Vallarta so it's best to try things out for yourself and know that it's not permanent and you can change your mind.
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Moved to Mexico City last week (July 1st) loving it! Next month I'll live in Mazatlan, a little less touristy than Vallarta. Best wishes.. Curtis from San Diego, recently retired Navy
Is mazatlán cost of living comparable to PV?
Great for you, enjoy life here in Mx
Take care sir...enjoy
Mazatlan is so crime ridden. Don’t do it.
Congrats! I'm planning on taking a trip to Mazatlan in early December & I'll be looking into what it will take for me to move there.
I worked in Mexico City for 5 and a half years to get my permenate resident, so it's easier for me to buy property. After my next jump overseas, this is where I am retiring. Love the people of Mexico. People back home in NJ ask me all the time is Mexico dangerous? My response safer than Camden, Chicago, Detroit, etc. Just remember it's not the US and it's not for everyone. Damn good time for this simple mathematician.
Who is it for?
It’s PERMANENT. Not Permanate. You’re welcome!
I literally cried watching this video. I have dreaming of moving to Mexico since 18 of age, 55 now and not even close to do so. Having no money aside, i do not know how to make this only dream come true. Bless you, please smell the breeze for me one day.
Diane Gagnon
Don think it to much. Plan 2 weeks. Find a partner and split expenses. Mexicans do and share almost everithing. The americans is oposite
Diane Gagnon, Don't give up on your dream. I will be posting videos about the cost of living in Puerto Vallarta in the future. I have a few friends living here for about $500 USD per month so it can be very affordable.
Ignore all the reasons and live in MEX illegally. Everyone does it.
@@LivingOverseasTV $500USD including accommodations and food (eating in all the time or having meals in rest once in awhile)
Looks like a french name. I am from Quebec, Are you too? I am interested in moving to Mexico, Panama...i will be retired very soon. Looking for people to share experiences.
Just been offered my dream job in puerto vallarta! Super excited to move there after watching this awesome video. Love from England 🏴
Please update us on your new job!
Lucky you!
What job will you be doing I’m thinking of travelling there
There's much better places in Mexico than P/V.
@@johneynon7121 were
Been to Puerto Vallarta twice and love it. I am 100% remote worker now and also well off enough to just retire or be a digital nomad. Puerto Vallarta seems like a great place to live.
Bob Tomlin, You are where I was at 5 years ago. I started traveling and haven't stopped. It was a great decision. Good luck!
@@LivingOverseasTV Thank you. My biggest issue is my mom now over 80, I don't want to be far away from her but long term I am leaving the states.
You moved to PV, because you are a Smart Man🏆🎉💜✈️ Enjoy
Patricia McKeon, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
@@LivingOverseasTV
Sounds wonderful to retire in, but my concern is how do I get insulin diabetic supplies and the medical cost?
I also have a rent-a-leg.
(A prosthetic). So I need occasional tweaking and other adjustments.
I appreciate any advice you can give me?
Or gay.
Im 40 now . working my ass off to someday retire to Uruguay or Argentina
Daniel Aguirre, That's what I did, then I burnt myself out and started early. It was a great decision.
@@LivingOverseasTV - Same here. I’m moving to Mexico in July/Aug. I’m changing my entire way of life. I’m done with working long hours for Fortune 500 companies...I’m in my mid 40s.
Moving to Mexico in May and cannot wait.
I was a student in Argentina.
It's worth a visit and it's a ton of fun, but I'm not sure I could recommend it today. Too much protectionism, which makes it hard for you to access your own money from overseas. Their economy has not been particularly stable the last 25 years either.
Didn't spend much time in Uruguay, can't comment on it.
I'm hoping to move to Mexico in my 50s/early 60s
I was excited about Mexico but i kinda got deterred from watching narco wars with the drug cartels on tv. I think the drug cartels have tarnished / ruined Mexico's reputation
Great decision! Welcome to Mexico, you guys!
Infinitas gracias por tu video sobre Puerto Vallarta, me da gusto que enfatizas cosas buenas sobre todo el esfuerzo que Mexico realiza para mantener una estancia agradable y segura para todo aquel que quiera visitarnos. Todos son bienvenidos. Bendiciones
Rocio Mondragon, Muchas gracias !
Very informative vlog, visiting later this year from England 🏴
I live in Vancouver, Canada and Puerto Vallarta is a relatively inexpensive place to visit during our cold, rainy, winters. I’ve been there 3 or 4 times. I really enjoyed your little video...thanks for sharing.
I was in Mexico in June 2020 for the entire month. It was fine. I am going back in May 2021 I have a house in Cuautla.
Love puerto Vallarta!
I am from Puerto Vallarta, happy to see a lot of positive comments about this place, you're always welcome.
Frida María, Thank you!!!
Beautiful place I would love to live in Mexico!!
Make your dream come true! 🙋🏻♂️
Whata stopping you.
What or who is stopping you?! 🥴
I have visited twice. This video gives me excellent reasons to move and live there!!
John Paul Makowski, I'll have more videos about Puerto Vallarta out soon.
@@LivingOverseasTV IS PV the place to be or your favorite in mexico?
Great place to watch tourist wearing Mask on the beach too.
@@johneynon7121 That's great! I love to see the wearing of the masks! Makes me feel so safe. 😄
@@jim5jim5jim5 They don't do a dam thing but slowly kill ya..one way or another Bill Gates is going to get you!
Great video. Honest and very informative. We visit Puerto Vallarta about twice a year the last time being this past November and you were spot on with your descriptions.
Joey W, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Great informational video. I see at the beginning of the video you visited the restaurant at Colomitos Cove beach near Animas beach. I vacation in Mexico every year, at least one week. It is a beautiful county with beautiful friendly people. Good luck and take care!
We winter up the coast in Mazatlan, looking at getting full time residency.
I also moved to Mexico, San Quintin, Baja California. Bought land and fishing boat, life is awesome here
wow..but still bored enough to squat on youtube..wow..living the life for sure
We were there a year ago. Beautiful place, Wonderful people.
Now caught up here in cold Calgary.
Wish we were there in PV.
Anywhere is better than socialist Canada. Do I hear an aman?
@@johneynon7121 Awoman.
PV is heaven on earth. Beautiful scenery and the locals are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met!
suvariboy, I agree. Thanks for watching.
Keep extra pesos ready for the police
@@johneynon7121 I’ve been to PV more than 30 times and I’ve never had to pay off the police.
@@LivingOverseasTV
Can you please help me with the following locations -
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Awesome video, nice scene
Thank you very much!
Alright, one question. How do I convince my wife and kid we need to move there!! :) Great video.
Same here;)
Visited here early 1980.
But I really loved Mazatlan 1975... took the train from Arizona
I will be there in about 3 weeks looking for an apartment or a home to buy. I perfectly understand and will be joining you soon! Thanks for your information I will be checking out more of your videos!
So how is it?? Is it all that you dreamt of and more?? Or not so much?? What say you?🌞😎🌊🏝
Hi. Im are from puerto vallarta ,we live here in salt lake city utah ,with family in greely colorado too,im so glad you guys went to puerto vallarta ,with all this pandemic. Is the best decision to relax ,enjoy your vacation everyone 🙋
I am thinking of moving there myself. I have to start at the beginning and get my passport. Seeing all of these beautiful beaches, i cant help but want to leave
I've got to check this place out. I'm a surfer and fisherman, but don't like being so far from the beach and ocean here in Joshua Tree, CA. But I'm here because it's less expensive than where I was in Orange County near Huntington Beach, and the desert has it's beauty. I want to travel and investigate places outside of the US in warmer climes, especially where I can go surfing everyday in warm water, so I plan to do some touring and staying in different places as long as I'm still single and before I tie myself to a mortgage or sink cash into a piece of real estate.
Ron Rowan, Great plan. You will like my channel since I hit many great surfing destinations and the fishing is amazing too. Check out my Siargao Philippines videos, Samar, Bali, and Ian's series on Costa Rica. All on this channel.
@Anton Ares Or Todos Santos, or Mazatlan, or Puerto Vallarta. Maybe Puerto Escondido when it's on the tame side. I'm an old guy and like SanO and Doho type waves with a long board. Maybe Puerto on a bodyboard is safer?
Nice video, I have been to PV, it is a fun place. Currently I am trying to visit all of the Mexican state capitals.
Elderp, Sounds like a great plan. I would love to hear your thoughts after you visit all of the state capitols.
@@LivingOverseasTV I have done quite a few so far, just got back from Durango and I have a trip planned out to Morelia in May, if you are ever interested I have a Playlist at Mexican State Capitols: ruclips.net/p/PL49TjrNcERSdux1MNocDrYT8qIVed7mI0
@@pedrozatravel Xalapa, capital of Veracruz is a hidden gem.
@@zaraterosas Veracruz is a beautiful place ruclips.net/video/YD0sLP5nMTo/видео.html
My favourite city in mexico
I visit PV every year. Was just there in December. Such a beautiful place and people. Seriously considering moving there. Thanks for the great video and info.
Brandon Wells, Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more videos about living in Puerto Vallarta. Right now I'm working on a video about safety in Mexico and the cost of living in Puerto Vallarta.
My wife and I were thinking of flying down for a week in September to explore the possibility of spending six months in Puerto Vallarta for the winter. Any suggestions on either X pats we could talk to or local agencies to look at different areas and rental opportunities. Thank you for your reply.
Have been in Mexico for many years. PV is beautiful but too many people for me. That said, if you are a people person, it is a great place to live. Enjoy.
Patrick van meter, Thanks for watching and taking the time to share your experience.
Okay! I´ve been feeling like I really wanted to get away for 3 months and this looks like a wonderful place!
OkayKell, I think you will like it here.
So jealous..as I am locked in Canada. However hearing lots about the poverty and crowded hospitals s.. prayers for the hardworking Mexican families. Encourage everyone to tip generously. Stay safe
maryjoan, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment and for your concern for the people here. It's true, the public hospitals are stressed, and many nationals here have to work in public places and in the tourism industry to provide for their families. I encourage everyone to be considerate of the situation.
“Poverty” is an internacional issue. There are a lot of crowded hospitals and lots of poverty in Canada as well... And also in Spain, UK, Russia, China, Japan, Australia, Brazil, etc... Mexico is a very rich and cool country. 😉👍🏻
Surely media has shown México city public hospitals. It Is bad (well, It seems starts getting better, Feb 27), but not in all México Is the same.
The hospital floor i was on had 8 suits, only 2 of us on that floor. This was 2 miles south of Conchas Chinas.
Thank you for this! Seriously looking at visiting and considering retiring there or Mazatlan.
I moved to Ensenada at the onset of the pandemic (Early April). I had to get a special appointment from the Consulate since I was getting my Temporary Residency. It was kind of crazy, but I got some very good legal assistance!
Randy Suyematsu, I'm sure you are enjoying being there now.
Where did you get your legal advice from if I may ask?
@@heatherstrange6206 , H&H Consultores. Estibaliz made is so easy and was less expensive than the other 2 I contacted. Her is the contact info: USA: +1 (619) 780.1274 | MX: +52 1 (664) 108.2371 | info@consultoreshh.com. Best of luck!
Thank you for showing the reality of Mexico... Not as in the news... Great video!!!!
I want to move to Puerto Vallarta so bad!!! 😭😭😭
Hi, my dream is living in pto Vallarta, maybe when Im retiring or just for vacations. Its nice to know, some people considering visit this place, maybe the situation isn't good because Covid19, but we need to believe to grow and get use to it, thanks for your sinopsis.
Julius Castle, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
Welcome to my home! I moved to PV full town in 2005....no looking back!
Hahaha, just heard your from Denver...born and raised there myself!
Tequila, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Say hi if you see me around town!
Welcome to our beautiful pueblito de Puerto Vallarta. There are many treasure to discover. Have fun.
David Schwartz, Thanks for the warm welcome.
I will be visiting Puerta Vallarta in August; super excited 😊
Thought you used to live in the Philippines before moving here. I loved all of your videos about apartment rentals in Manila. Hope you'll return there and make more videos about Manila.
brent T, Thanks for supporting the channel. Yes, I was in the Philippines for over a year and will probably be returning after covid is over and travel eases up.
Ted Cruz brought me here.
HAHAHA!
😂😂😂😂
He went to Cancun, on the other coast.
@@missmayflower it was just a joke, not a news report
@@missmayflower You should teach Geography.
I've been in Saltillo almost 2 years. See you in PV soon 😁👍
Welcome to Vallarta, 👍💯👊🤗
Thank you 🙌
It looks beautiful,how much rent do you pay a month.is the cost of living?
Great information
BL G, Thanks for watching. I'm glad you found the video helpful.
I'm from Denver area as well, taking a trip there for two weeks, actually safer there than Denver!
Conner Wilson, Great. I think you will enjoy your time here.
I'm in Colorado springs & have been thinking about coming there for spring break around March 25th. 2021
Safer than Denver? Dunno about that place but I know PV has a dark side and how the police handle your “safety”. This is why PV is not the booming city it once was.
@@CuriousCat777 safer in regards to their COVID situation
@Galleta de Soda , you are right! Specially if they look for... "problems", they Will find them. Otherwise, nothing happens.
Great video, are you able to do a video on the realestate market, are prices rising or falling due to the pandemic?
Johnnie Swain, I will be doing a video about the real estate market in Puerto Vallarta. I've been gathering information and have done a couple of interviews already. It will probably be a month or so until it's posted. So far, I think the market has slowed but I don't think prices have dropped.
@@LivingOverseasTV thank you, I'm a new subscriber and look forward to more informative videos. Stay safe
It was nice meeting you and hanging out a few times! Glad to see we made a quick appearance and looking forward to more videos about PV!
Grateful Gypsies, Thanks for taking the time to let me interview you. Hopefully Our paths will cross again soon.
Hope you're safe...bad hurricane!
Smart very smart.
Good info. It has been about 25 years since I was there...so wow, so many changes.
Michael W, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. You probably wouldn't recognize it now.
What an amazing place to live
Greetings from Philippines 🌝
What a beautiful place you presented in your video.
Looks like a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for visiting
Thank you
Thanks fir the video. It is very informative. Puerto Vallarta is so beautiful!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can you help me I am retired and make very little in S.S, is there a chance of buying a home there.
Great video! After vacationing in PV....relocating became a focus. Your video was spot on for motivating me...
Wow. Your really into the coronavirus. Do you have any videos about Puerta Vallarta without all of the coronavirus.
I have been living in Thailand for the past decade and am ready to change scenery. Your videos are really helpful and making me want to move to PV ASAP!
Best of luck!
Great Video. Thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Do you realize that you have created a new PV drinking 🍸 game? Everyone, take a big sip of your margarita 🍹 every time he says the phrase "social distancing" or "face mask". 😷
Yes, a great idea! Every time he says one of these terms or I see him in his mask I also feel a little bit safer! Safety first I always say! 😎
Love Puerto Vallarta. Been there many times.
Just fly to Tijuana, and at the airport, there is a bridge to cross to the US takes 10 mins there's a $15 fee then from San Diego fly anywhere, so you don't have to deal with the Covid restrictions, also its cheaper to fly that way. We cross every morning as long as your a resident or citizen no issues. travel is restricted to tourists
I miss PV. I had amazing memories there. I wish I could travel right now.
Davis Urdaneta, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Me too! I miss it a lot...I went to PV gay pride in 2019 and loved it! I hope I can go to gay pride in May.
Mexico rocks but PV is super hot and humid during the summer..
James Mack, Thanks for leaving a comment. I agree with you. Perfect weather for 8 or 9 months and then too hot.
@@LivingOverseasTV I’m still thinking about retiring there in a few years seems like a good choice overall
Ah, lots of video in our neighborhood! Even caught a glimpse of Tercero playing and singing at Oceano Azul. Enjoy!
Living Simply in Mexico, Hi neighbor. Thanks for watching. Please say Hi if you see me around town.
@@LivingOverseasTV Will do!
I've been to Puerto Vallarta many times and love it there. Maybe one day I can move and live there. Enjoyed the video.
I am very interested in Puerto Vallarta. I loved the video of your friend, Dez’s apartment. I like that she lives in nature but not too far from the beach. Do you know the best way to find apartments in those more “ hidden” areas? I believe I will have to visit & check out the different sections to see what appeals to me the most. I do not want a hotel.
silverscreen.cc, It is a great idea to check out the neighborhoods in person. I will be making a video about the neighborhoods in the near future. Posting what you are looking for on the Puerto Vallarta Facebook pages is a good start. I usually find the best deals by walking around the neighborhood, looking for rental signs and asking people.
For long-term, budget rentals and affordable apartments, contact Rudi. His Mexican name is Rodolfo Aguero and his email is uniquepropertiesrep@gmail.com. His phone # is 52.322.378.8061 - he is on Whatsapp. He also has a Facebook page called Beaches Please with a lot of listings on it as well.
If you are looking for a great budget place while looking for a long-term rental, I recommend Casa Mis Amores Pvr. It is the main place I live while in Puerto Vallarta. It has a great location, centrally located for getting around. The owner, Guillermo knows everything about the town and can really help you out. He even has a few long-term rentals
Email: cozyhostel.pvr@gmail.com Phone: +52 322 100 9573
Good luck!
Nice video! Just waiting to sell my bitcoin and I'm there!
Wish i wer ther..so beautiful..thank you..enjoy
Another great video. You mentioned there are no visa requirements if staying for less than 6 months. Have you done any videos about the process if one wants to become a permanent resident? In 2 other videos I watched you introduced your friend Dez (travel blogger), and an older woman (name escapes me), who both live there permanently. Plus, I think you mentioned that you have now relocated there permanently. The process and requirements for how one can do that would be appreciated. I look forward to following your channel.
think planet earth, Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Here is a link that I think will answer all your questions: www.mexperience.com/financial-criteria-for-residency-in-mexico/
Fantastic Video - Thank you. One question, what is the name of the restaurant with the waterfall and where is is located please?
HOLA ,, DID YOU EVER WERE MISTAKEN AS TOM JONES? YOU COULD BE EASY HIS DOUBLE KEEP SAY HAPPY 2022
I was a college student and went to Puerto Vallarta "Pw-er-to" not "Porto", in 1980. It was fun. I remember the beaches and the inexpensive hotels. I also remember many of the local streets smelling of sewage - which I assume is a thing of the past.
Very good ifo. Thanks
Garland Etheridge, Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing your experience. It would be nice if you could add the costs/price of meals, accommodation, etc. Also, for your next visits, please also mention the temperature in Celsius. I think only Americans use Fahrenheit.
Great video 📹 what's the name of that waterfall @3:00 we would love to go check it out .
I believe it's at yelapa. A awesome town accessible only by boat. A must see
S E, That is the waterfall at Yelapa. It's a great place to spend the day.
@@LivingOverseasTV sounds great we live here and have never been yet. Do they have a restaurant and bar there?
I'd really like to come there Jan,Feb,Mar
Oh wow
adding this place as a place to visit soon!
I'm mexican I'm going back to my country but I sure can live in both USA AND NEXICO .
Could you tell me where you're staying it looks fantastic. Also if it's not being rude how much per week . My name is Nanette and I live in Brisbane Australia but hopefully as soon as I can fly will be relocating Puerto vallarta. Manyhanks
Mexico is so cheap, as autralian you don't have to worry much about it, but check airbnb so you can have an idea about range prices.
Your video is very well made. Very descriptive. I’m looking forward to your search of a permanent new home. I just paid $370 MXN (less than $20 US dollars) at Farmacia del Ahorro for my COVID test to go back to USA. Great work
Monica Duby, Thanks for watching and sharing your information.
Great content, info and video ... You got a New Subscriber ... Hope you always have joy and blessings :)
JR FLY, Thanks for the sub!
Hi I am 66 years old and want move to Puerto Vallarta but only one concern I am a African America’s. Would it be safe for me oh I remember I am a woman.
Janice Niangane, I don't think you will have any racial problems at all. As a woman, just use the same precautions you would use in any big city in the US and use common sense. I have a video about safety in Puerto Vallarta.
Hey friend - I’m trying to go stay for a month in puerto bayarta- I’m trying to figure out the prices and what I can expect to pay for a month of exploring
I am thinking of doing the same, and wondering the expenses for a month. Let me know
How many more times are you gonna say social distancing
Would like to hear the steps from you on how to start. Is there many places left to rent until you find your place to live. Would like to stay for 6 months to see how it works out.
Deborah M, That is a great recommendation. Yes, try it out first to see if it is right for you. I suggest a 3 month trial during the winter months. If you like that, try some time in the summer when it's hot and humid to see if you really want to live there full-time. Personally, I love being nomadic. When the beach gets too hot, I head to the mountains and visit friends and family in the States. I have friends that love the hot season in Vallarta so it's best to try things out for yourself and know that it's not permanent and you can change your mind.
Thank you for the great info. I am moving to PV ... arrival: 04 / 25 / 2021. - Marcus M.
M.K. Mann, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. I think you will enjoy it very much.
Are you in PV now? How Is going?
Wearing a mask or NOT WEARING A MASK IS NOT ABOUT POLITICS. ITS ABOUT COMMON SENSE
Which is why we don't need to wear a mask, they don't work.
"Social distancing" 999 times u said it.
I know - it was heart breaking that this guy is brainwashed to that extent!
@@RedroomStudios It really made me nauseous.
Don't come to mexico keep the crazy trumpublicans in the US
Curly haired girl's hair is gorgeous.
How are things now, 3 months later?
Looks beautiful there Jim, great to see you back!
One Shot Adventures, Thanks Ryan.