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See if there's a job you can do online. A lot of medicine is moving in that direction. Potentially, you could work for an elderly American who needs care in the home. San Miguel has very wealthy expats.
I've been in Mexico a little over a month now, and this is why I like Mexico over the USA: Food: better and more affordable Healthcare: just as good as in the US and actually affordably and transparently priced - haven't had to use my insurance Housing: far more affordable than in the US Job opportunities: now that I'm about to be TEFL certified and nearly 50 years old, more opportunities in MX and less ageism Safety: I feel safer here in downtown Guadalajara than I did in Phoenix, AZ - no “active shooters” where I live Transportation: more affordable in the US - and safer too
Congrats on getting TEFL certified! Amanda used to teach English as a second language many years ago. And yes we agree with all those points. Are you going to be teaching online or in person?
I've been living in Mexico almost 3years and LOVE IT!!! Americans you can get out the gate is unlocked and wide open!!! Sending High Vibration to Everyone!
I convinced my sister to apply for our dual citizenship together at 30 years old from our mexican parents. Also convinced her to invest into two properties my mom already owns. Now we have two house to go to in 1 in tijuana and the other just outside cdmx 🇲🇽🇲🇽
I started watching u guys when u showed up on my feed. My wife and I are both from Miami (Cuban-Americans). In our late 40s and looking to move overseas. Listening to your Guadalajara videos has placed the city on top of our list. We are at the point in our lives where a more laid back city like where u live fits our lifestyle. Thanks for all your awesome vids. It’s been so informative for us to make a decision. At this point we r looking into temp or permanent residency options. Maybe we will see you guys around someday. Keep up the great content.
Ah que bola mis primos! Quite a lot of Cubans and Cuban Americans coming to Mexico. I'm told they are mostly in Mexico City and many are in Merida. We'll actually be collaborating with another Cuban American expat here soon :) He left for many of the same reasons we talked about in this video.
@@EntrepreneurExpat 🤣that’s my people! I’m a retired veteran so financially we would be comfortable in Guadalajara. I just find it has a lot of the big city feel without the Mexico City hustle. We better apply for permanent residency before the requirements go up more.
I don't think that Mexicans at any point were worried for what happened to Thrump because he only talks shit about Mexico and also I believe that Mexico in general is not a good place to move for Cubans - Americans in Florida that agree in everything with the Republican party because in Mexico the government in power and the one coming it's from the left wing so don't make any sense.
I saw the shit show coming 3 years ago. Solo female here. I am from Texas and was living in depressing Salem, Oregon. Drugs, homeless everywhere! It’s sad because the USA is beautiful. So glad I got my residency when I did and pray I can still keep my online business going so I never have to go back. You know you are where you are supposed to be when you walk outside and feel so happy. I was thinking of going back to be with friends for a while but that was before the past couple of weeks. 😢 I don’t think I will. The fear of coming back to the USA and then not being able to leave again for some crazy reason scares me more than anything.
@@jimmyjohn5162That’s exactly right! was just out to dinner with a local friend and she called GDL little mexico city lol Big city without the extra chaos.
I’ve also pled to my friends and family even three years ago when I was moving to Mexico to get their passports in order so if something happened, they could come stay with me. Only one person actually did it since they didn’t have their passport ever listened to me and got his in order. The friends that want me to come to Missouri and rent a house and help them out with several products just act like life is normal and don’t really speak about it. One of my friends owns two restaurants and a tea and spice store. Now he’s building out and opening another restaurant and I just feel scared for him. I pray by a miracle that everything will just be OK no more pandemics, no more lockdowns no Civil War. Listening to you guys today has made me feel a lot better and the tugging feeling that as much as I want to be around my people in the USA I just need to stay away for my own sanity. I’ve become a better person all around, living outside the USA for all of this time and I don’t want to go back to the old anxious, bummed, angry me. Right here by person that
Was going to move to Mexico. But now it's gotten very expensive as much or more than the United States. And the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing in Mexico. We're not going to move to Mexico.
Have a video about this coming soon. Mexico is doing very well economically and the government has made a lot of good moves for democracy. The version of leftist here is still very conservative so you can't compare it to the U.S. and the insanity we have going on. Also cost of living here is nowhere what it is in the U.S. (we've done lots of videos on this) Also if it does go to hell in a hand basket here we'll be on to the next country. Since we work online we can go anywhere.
My wife & I travel to Mexico every year. I love Mexico City, Oaxaca & the Yucatán. We are traveling to Guadalajara in two weeks to nail down my status as a Mexican citizen & residences for my wife. We want an escape plan if things become worst. Before you defend Trump please read Project 2025, this is bad for every American not in the top 1% .
Oh we don’t think Trump is an answer to this mess and we mentioned it in the video lol. The whole system is flawed and falling apart and the authoritarianism and deceit on both sides is showing. That being said, political violence is not okay and the tribalism in the US is getting way out of hand.
It’s very interesting to hear your perspective as people whose families have fled other countries. I’ve been wondering what all the machinations in the US looked like to people with prior experience with these types of situations. That was very helpful, thank you!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts regarding this time sensitive matter around the world. Also, tell Justin i like his red M&M cup.... You keep the information real!!!!🙂🙏✌
I lived in an apartment building in Philadelphia during the Clinton admin. One of the tenants had a Fourth of July party, and among the guests were Bill and Hillary. I wasn't allowed to leave my apartment the whole time they were in the building.
I almost moved to tulum in 2017. My dog went blind on the way there from mich. Turned around some hours past tampico alto.. Now my attitude is im staying here until we defeat this evil enemy. Its my duty as a christian.
One of the things that has been more difficult since Covid is to get and renew passports inside the USA. Even long after the lockdowns were lifted, they claimed that they were too understaffed to renew passport to a timely manner. I kept that in the back of my head, so I have renewed my US passport here in Mexico with no problem. I still had three years left on it, but something told me I should renew it and get another 10 years instead of waiting till the last minute to renew it when time was almost out, and they remote possibility that it might be impossible from the USA. If Trump is elected, I think the wall he wants to build is to keep us in more than to keep people out. All I want is my freedom and I’d rather live in a tent by the river than to lose that. I’ve also pled to my friends and family even three years ago when I was moving to Mexico to get their passports in order so if something happened, they could come stay with me. Only one person actually they didn’t have their passport listen to me and got his in order. The friends that want me to come to Missouri and rent a house and help them out with several projects just act like life is normal and don’t really speak about it. One of my friends owns two restaurants and a tea and spice store. Now he’s building out and opening another restaurant and I just feel scared for him. I pray by a miracle that everything will just be OK no more pandemics, no more lockdowns no Civil War. Listening to you guys today has made me feel a lot better and the tugging feeling that as much as I want to be around my people in the USA I just need to stay away for my own sanity.
What is the ultimate warning you anticipate Americans might receive in the future as a signal for evacuation? I'm aware of the boiling frog syndrome. The water will start boiling whether I'm ready or not. The events of 2020 prompted me to obtain TR and secure a place in Mexico, so I am prepared. However, like most people comfort and retirement proof job security keep moving my goalposts. I am aware of this as well. I do not have a location free job to take with me.
Figure out a way to make money in a location independent way. It gives you way more options for mobility. So we'd say that's step one. As for signals, the signals are all already there.
Your channel is suddenly getting real. People like me who have moved out of the US or people seriously contemplating it have to account for the why. The why can often be lower cost of living or healthier food choice or less crazy less expensive medical care. Better weather. When people get gentrified out of a neighborhood they go somewhere else. But many states in the US make crazy choices if you dont agree you accept it as majority rules. At some you look around. US is just hard to retire in.
Yeah people don't typically leave a country just over money. That's a very basic way at looking at a very nuanced topic. We try to be as nuanced as we can.
I loved living in Mexico, but there are many laws, from immigration to banking that make it much more difficult than US to reside. And of course you need voter ID to vote and no mail in voting is permitted - at least until this year ... 🤔
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Also, I wanted to mention a think that most people overlook, it is called URBAN PLANNING. Urban planning can make life much easier when well done. Urban planning is much better in Mexico for many reasons. It would be long to mention everything here and you can read books like Strong Towns by Charles Maroon. The USA has changed their ways of developing their cities after the second world war, ignoring everything that human learned so far, all the downtowns were destroyed and the suburban experiment started, developing only for cars and the oil industry. Segregating everything to make sure we all use cars and gas. Mexico did not do so much of that, the mixed used neighborhood and the houses built near the street with a sidewalk is a better urban environment for humans and this is what we love but most of us dont see this.
@@EntrepreneurExpat Stock market is doing fine. It always has a 3% pullback several times a year. If it hits 20-30% than there is an issue with Stock Market meaning Companies are doing really bad. Which could trigger Lay Off etc.. but we are no way near that.
Excellent video guys! Things truly are getting a bit too much to handle in the US again. I'm so glad that I got my Mexican Permanent Resident Visa 7 years ago. Buying beachfront property in Mazatlán was affordable back then and prices have gone up 2 - 3 times since then. As you know quite well, many Americans are virtually permanent tourists in Mexico. They come for 180 days under a tourist permit, leave for a week and come right back in for 180 days. Things did tighten up a couple of years ago, but the pendulum has swung back again. It's not so easy to qualify for a Permanent Resident Visa any more (Temporary isn't that easy either), so many folks will continue to do their border runs every 180 days and the current government seems to be okay with that. We shall have to wait and see what Claudia Sheinbaum wants going forward. Keep up the good work guys!😉😊💓
We’ve heard they aren’t allowing perpetual border runs anymore. That they may give you 180 days twice and then on the third one you get 30. We got our residency so we’re good.
@EntrepreneurExpat That's the direction the were going in a couple years ago, but check and see what folks are experiencing now. It seems as though the message has changed to those that work at the airports and borders now. If you hear otherwise, please let me know.
@@vinyl57 We just saw a recent report that Americans caught overstaying their tourist visas are getting deported. The irony lol It's like we're saying, it's not going to get easier for Americans out here they better get their shit in order.
My gut is telling me that Mexican govt knows exactly what’s coming for the USA on all levels and in time they may even change the tourist policies like other countries have. There’s actually not that many countries that allow for 180 day tourist visit. Most are 30, 60 or 90 days. There’s also a few like Brazil that require an actual visa application, bank statements and a fee to even be able to visit. The last four or so years Brazil has not required it, but they’re bringing it back at the beginning of 2025. They tried to bring it back this year, but they delayed it. During a true crisis, I believe Mexico would offer asylum for people, but it would be for a limited time because Mexico is not equipped the way that the USA is with infrastructure, water, etc. There are also not enough or feasible jobs here for the average American.
It's interesting that other countries require you to be self sufficient with income whereas the US doesn't now, it used to just 30yrs ago, but not now as the US is importing poverty low skilled in educated people...
If it is only because of the last couple weeks or so that has brought people to think about living abroad, they better sleep on it. It won't take much for them to regret moving either.
In my opinion they are saying as it is... they are not making fake news. We all know what is happening, if people choose to close their eyes and pretend a paradise reality in USA is their choice.
We literally said we didn't want to do this video and the only reason we did was because of the influx of DMs and emails we were getting from concerned people asking us questions. Also, we didn't say anything that isn't happening in front of everyone's eyes.
@@bellonamars2541 It helped me! It confirmed exactly what I have been feeling. They didn’t need to share this to capitalize on anything. Why are you following this type of channel?
"Independent" generally means fiscally conservative but liberal on social issues. Depending how the wind blows, they vote for whatever benefits them personally. People be damn!
I have traveled the world🌎 including Mexico and Everyone knows and watches the USA, the question I Get over and over is how trump became president and how is he not in jail.
It’s risky to bring it up but I applaud your efforts. What you’re describing sounds conspiratorial-both about Biden’s mental capacity and Trump’s security. It’s interesting to me that we haven’t seen Trump complaining about his security. It’s a well documented fact that the security in Mar a Lago was super lax when he was Potus so it could be that the Secret Service relaxed their security practices which would be a dereliction of duty. I am trying to be hopeful. There are a lot of good reasons to question and be cynical but I choose to hope that in November, most of us Americans in the middle will choose common sense. I follow politics and I research so that I make an informed decision. But…I am also looking at options as well. I’m not young so for me to make a move to Mexico, it would be for quality of life. Therefore, so thankful you both are sharing your firsthand experiences and perspectives on living in Mexico. Thank you!
We hope most Americans choose common sense as well. Unfortunately even if they do it looks like it's going to be ugly for a while. We didn't even go into the stuff going on OUTSIDE of the U.S. that affects America's position in the world.
Hello, thank you for your videos, I appreciate your work. We are a gay couple in Clearwater Florida and we are thinking about moving to Mexico, we like Puerto Vallarta. I am a home designer and I work for a small company where I do structural design, I work mostly from home but I still have to go to the client and measure their home. You suggested that you may have some ideas to help find work online. Would you have some suggestions for me. Regards.
Yes actually we do! We've actually worked with clients in the home decluttering space where they too had to go in person and there are things you can do based on your experience to become location independent. You can book a time on our calendar here: www.makemoneyyourhoney.com/strategy or if you prefer shoot us an email at community@entrepreneurexpat.com
México not an option, think twice if you do. Here in Mexico it's getting worse and worse, too much crime, everything is getting more expensive i would never recommend México as an option.
I wondered what it would take for you to become political. I just wish more ppl would wake the f*ck up 🤦 As i've told you and many of my other friends & family before, even if you don't believe in politics, politics believes, and affects, you.
If you aren't happy about staying in the states, where would you go? Mexico has serious problems, but it's being built up, not torn down like the US and Canada. Central America is too tiny and vulnerable, imo. I've considered Asia, but that's a big move and the cultures there are very different. If you live in the US, Mexico is close in many ways.
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I’m so desperate to get out of the US. Every day I get more stressed and depressed. I’m a nurse so I feel stuck but I want to get my kids out the US
See if there's a job you can do online. A lot of medicine is moving in that direction. Potentially, you could work for an elderly American who needs care in the home. San Miguel has very wealthy expats.
Girl, you can do it! Get out while you still can...
I've been in Mexico a little over a month now, and this is why I like Mexico over the USA:
Food: better and more affordable
Healthcare: just as good as in the US and actually affordably and transparently priced - haven't had to use my insurance
Housing: far more affordable than in the US
Job opportunities: now that I'm about to be TEFL certified and nearly 50 years old, more opportunities in MX and less ageism
Safety: I feel safer here in downtown Guadalajara than I did in Phoenix, AZ - no “active shooters” where I live
Transportation: more affordable in the US - and safer too
Congrats on getting TEFL certified! Amanda used to teach English as a second language many years ago. And yes we agree with all those points. Are you going to be teaching online or in person?
what is TEFL?
@@boni9384 "Teaching English as a Foreign Language". It's a certification allows you to teach English in other countries.
Well, you've only been there a month so let's see what happens.
I'm in the process of exploration. I've narrowed it down to Portugal and Mexico. I'm looking at Guadalajara, Merida, Ajijic and Lake Chapala.
I've been living in Mexico almost 3years and LOVE IT!!! Americans you can get out the gate is unlocked and wide open!!! Sending High Vibration to Everyone!
Mexico is definitely a vibe :)
I convinced my sister to apply for our dual citizenship together at 30 years old from our mexican parents. Also convinced her to invest into two properties my mom already owns. Now we have two house to go to in 1 in tijuana and the other just outside cdmx 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Smart, you did the right thing.
Very smart!
No tv, no interest, no problems here (paradise is a state of mind)
I like the best of both worlds, Mexico and L.A
Haha we tried but our DMs and emails blew up 😅
Exactly! Do not join the circus! 🤡
What part of Mexico are you in ?
I started watching u guys when u showed up on my feed. My wife and I are both from Miami (Cuban-Americans). In our late 40s and looking to move overseas. Listening to your Guadalajara videos has placed the city on top of our list. We are at the point in our lives where a more laid back city like where u live fits our lifestyle. Thanks for all your awesome vids. It’s been so informative for us to make a decision. At this point we r looking into temp or permanent residency options. Maybe we will see you guys around someday. Keep up the great content.
Ah que bola mis primos! Quite a lot of Cubans and Cuban Americans coming to Mexico. I'm told they are mostly in Mexico City and many are in Merida. We'll actually be collaborating with another Cuban American expat here soon :) He left for many of the same reasons we talked about in this video.
@@EntrepreneurExpat 🤣that’s my people! I’m a retired veteran so financially we would be comfortable in Guadalajara. I just find it has a lot of the big city feel without the Mexico City hustle. We better apply for permanent residency before the requirements go up more.
I don't think that Mexicans at any point were worried for what happened to Thrump because he only talks shit about Mexico and also I believe that Mexico in general is not a good place to move for Cubans - Americans in Florida that agree in everything with the Republican party because in Mexico the government in power and the one coming it's from the left wing so don't make any sense.
I saw the shit show coming 3 years ago. Solo female here. I am from Texas and was living in depressing Salem, Oregon. Drugs, homeless everywhere! It’s sad because the USA is beautiful.
So glad I got my residency when I did and pray I can still keep my online business going so I never have to go back.
You know you are where you are supposed to be when you walk outside and feel so happy. I was thinking of going back to be with friends for a while but that was before the past couple of weeks. 😢
I don’t think I will. The fear of coming back to the USA and then not being able to leave again for some crazy reason scares me more than anything.
@@jimmyjohn5162That’s exactly right! was just out to dinner with a local friend and she called GDL little mexico city lol Big city without the extra chaos.
I’ve also pled to my friends and family even three years ago when I was moving to Mexico to get their passports in order so if something happened, they could come stay with me. Only one person actually did it since they didn’t have their passport ever listened to me and got his in order. The friends that want me to come to Missouri and rent a house and help them out with several products just act like life is normal and don’t really speak about it. One of my friends owns two restaurants and a tea and spice store. Now he’s building out and opening another restaurant and I just feel scared for him. I pray by a miracle that everything will just be OK no more pandemics, no more lockdowns no Civil War. Listening to you guys today has made me feel a lot better and the tugging feeling that as much as I want to be around my people in the USA I just need to stay away for my own sanity. I’ve become a better person all around, living outside the USA for all of this time and I don’t want to go back to the old anxious, bummed, angry me. Right here by person that
Yeah Americans are in a boiling frog situation so people are like that house fire dog meme. We noticed when we went back for the holidays last year.
Was going to move to Mexico. But now it's gotten very expensive as much or more than the United States. And the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing in Mexico. We're not going to move to Mexico.
Have a video about this coming soon. Mexico is doing very well economically and the government has made a lot of good moves for democracy. The version of leftist here is still very conservative so you can't compare it to the U.S. and the insanity we have going on. Also cost of living here is nowhere what it is in the U.S. (we've done lots of videos on this) Also if it does go to hell in a hand basket here we'll be on to the next country. Since we work online we can go anywhere.
@@EntrepreneurExpat Just curious: If Mexico doesn't work out, what other countries are you considering?
🎉❤love this VIDEO 🎉Thanks for sharing 👍
My wife & I travel to Mexico every year. I love Mexico City, Oaxaca & the Yucatán. We are traveling to Guadalajara in two weeks to nail down my status as a Mexican citizen & residences for my wife. We want an escape plan if things become worst. Before you defend Trump please read Project 2025, this is bad for every American not in the top 1% .
Oh we don’t think Trump is an answer to this mess and we mentioned it in the video lol. The whole system is flawed and falling apart and the authoritarianism and deceit on both sides is showing. That being said, political violence is not okay and the tribalism in the US is getting way out of hand.
And yes nail down that status and get out because it’s going to get crazier no matter who wins (or is coronated lol).
@@EntrepreneurExpatAgree!
It’s very interesting to hear your perspective as people whose families have fled other countries. I’ve been wondering what all the machinations in the US looked like to people with prior experience with these types of situations. That was very helpful, thank you!
Yeah anyone whose families fled some sort of authoritarian regime - communist or otherwise - is seeing major red flags. 🚩
It’s really funny. I had a random intuitive hit to come to Mexico and had no idea why. Now I know why.
lol! Justin urged Amanda also on an intuition that things were going to get worse… looks like he was right.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts regarding this time sensitive matter around the world. Also, tell Justin i like his red M&M cup.... You keep the information real!!!!🙂🙏✌
Haha thank you! Justin likes to try to add some levity with that mug especially when it's a sensitive topic.
I lived in an apartment building in Philadelphia during the Clinton admin. One of the tenants had a Fourth of July party, and among the guests were Bill and Hillary. I wasn't allowed to leave my apartment the whole time they were in the building.
Exactly! Security is usually no joke and they expect us to believe a rogue crazy 20 year old got on a roof that close to a former president 🙄
I almost moved to tulum in 2017. My dog went blind on the way there from mich. Turned around some hours past tampico alto.. Now my attitude is im staying here until we defeat this evil enemy. Its my duty as a christian.
One of the things that has been more difficult since Covid is to get and renew passports inside the USA. Even long after the lockdowns were lifted, they claimed that they were too understaffed to renew passport to a timely manner. I kept that in the back of my head, so I have renewed my US passport here in Mexico with no problem. I still had three years left on it, but something told me I should renew it and get another 10 years instead of waiting till the last minute to renew it when time was almost out, and they remote possibility that it might be impossible from the USA. If Trump is elected, I think the wall he wants to build is to keep us in more than to keep people out. All I want is my freedom and I’d rather live in a tent by the river than to lose that. I’ve also pled to my friends and family even three years ago when I was moving to Mexico to get their passports in order so if something happened, they could come stay with me. Only one person actually they didn’t have their passport listen to me and got his in order. The friends that want me to come to Missouri and rent a house and help them out with several projects just act like life is normal and don’t really speak about it. One of my friends owns two restaurants and a tea and spice store. Now he’s building out and opening another restaurant and I just feel scared for him. I pray by a miracle that everything will just be OK no more pandemics, no more lockdowns no Civil War. Listening to you guys today has made me feel a lot better and the tugging feeling that as much as I want to be around my people in the USA I just need to stay away for my own sanity.
So many good points! we’ll be renewing our passports from Mexico as well. It’s faster anyway lol
What is the ultimate warning you anticipate Americans might receive in the future as a signal for evacuation? I'm aware of the boiling frog syndrome. The water will start boiling whether I'm ready or not. The events of 2020 prompted me to obtain TR and secure a place in Mexico, so I am prepared. However, like most people comfort and retirement proof job security keep moving my goalposts. I am aware of this as well. I do not have a location free job to take with me.
You may have to boil in place.
Figure out a way to make money in a location independent way. It gives you way more options for mobility. So we'd say that's step one. As for signals, the signals are all already there.
Your channel is suddenly getting real. People like me who have moved out of the US or people seriously contemplating it have to account for the why. The why can often be lower cost of living or healthier food choice or less crazy less expensive medical care. Better weather. When people get gentrified out of a neighborhood they go somewhere else. But many states in the US make crazy choices if you dont agree you accept it as majority rules. At some you look around. US is just hard to retire in.
Yeah people don't typically leave a country just over money. That's a very basic way at looking at a very nuanced topic. We try to be as nuanced as we can.
I loved living in Mexico, but there are many laws, from immigration to banking that make it much more difficult than US to reside.
And of course you need voter ID to vote and no mail in voting is permitted - at least until this year ... 🤔
This is the shit ive been telling people ...
Love you guys :)
We think most Americans are the same things they just don’t realize they can opt out by leaving.
Speak your piece brother/sister. Don't bite your tongue.
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I would definitely love help with business starting online!
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Also, I wanted to mention a think that most people overlook, it is called URBAN PLANNING. Urban planning can make life much easier when well done. Urban planning is much better in Mexico for many reasons. It would be long to mention everything here and you can read books like Strong Towns by Charles Maroon. The USA has changed their ways of developing their cities after the second world war, ignoring everything that human learned so far, all the downtowns were destroyed and the suburban experiment started, developing only for cars and the oil industry. Segregating everything to make sure we all use cars and gas. Mexico did not do so much of that, the mixed used neighborhood and the houses built near the street with a sidewalk is a better urban environment for humans and this is what we love but most of us dont see this.
Yes! The urban planning in Mexico is marvelous! It's one of the reasons why life is less stressful and it's easier to socialize and make friends.
The USA is divided 50/50 , the stock market seems to be going into the gutter. It’s gonna be an interesting second half of the year.
It’s going to be wild for sure. Happy to be spectating from another country instead of living in it at the moment.
😊😊😅
Turn down the annoying laugh, girl
@@EntrepreneurExpat Stock market is doing fine. It always has a 3% pullback several times a year. If it hits 20-30% than there is an issue with Stock Market meaning Companies are doing really bad. Which could trigger Lay Off etc.. but we are no way near that.
@@prophetseven728 Yes overall it bounces back we're not too worried about that. Haven't stopped investing because of what's going on.
@@prophetseven728I am worried that the market is doing too well. The market should go down from time to time.
Your humane conscience is greatly appreciated! F.Y.I.: You are hitting a responsible, financial vein.
Excellent video guys! Things truly are getting a bit too much to handle in the US again. I'm so glad that I got my Mexican Permanent Resident Visa 7 years ago. Buying beachfront property in Mazatlán was affordable back then and prices have gone up 2 - 3 times since then.
As you know quite well, many Americans are virtually permanent tourists in Mexico. They come for 180 days under a tourist permit, leave for a week and come right back in for 180 days. Things did tighten up a couple of years ago, but the pendulum has swung back again. It's not so easy to qualify for a Permanent Resident Visa any more (Temporary isn't that easy either), so many folks will continue to do their border runs every 180 days and the current government seems to be okay with that. We shall have to wait and see what Claudia Sheinbaum wants going forward. Keep up the good work guys!😉😊💓
We’ve heard they aren’t allowing perpetual border runs anymore. That they may give you 180 days twice and then on the third one you get 30. We got our residency so we’re good.
@EntrepreneurExpat That's the direction the were going in a couple years ago, but check and see what folks are experiencing now. It seems as though the message has changed to those that work at the airports and borders now. If you hear otherwise, please let me know.
@@vinyl57 We just saw a recent report that Americans caught overstaying their tourist visas are getting deported. The irony lol It's like we're saying, it's not going to get easier for Americans out here they better get their shit in order.
My gut is telling me that Mexican govt knows exactly what’s coming for the USA on all levels and in time they may even change the tourist policies like other countries have. There’s actually not that many countries that allow for 180 day tourist visit. Most are 30, 60 or 90 days. There’s also a few like Brazil that require an actual visa application, bank statements and a fee to even be able to visit. The last four or so years Brazil has not required it, but they’re bringing it back at the beginning of 2025. They tried to bring it back this year, but they delayed it.
During a true crisis, I believe Mexico would offer asylum for people, but it would be for a limited time because Mexico is not equipped the way that the USA is with infrastructure, water, etc. There are also not enough or feasible jobs here for the average American.
@@destinationmax Bingo. Our thoughts exactly.
It's interesting that other countries require you to be self sufficient with income whereas the US doesn't now, it used to just 30yrs ago, but not now as the US is importing poverty low skilled in educated people...
Immigrants had to be healthy, too. Something else they don't care about anymore.
As q mexican american Both countries have cons and pros
Agreed. There is no such thing as a perfect country.
If I don't have a business, which other ways do you recommend to make money on line?
We have videos incoming but a business is probably the easiest way to gain mobility and control over your finances.
If it is only because of the last couple weeks or so that has brought people to think about living abroad, they better sleep on it. It won't take much for them to regret moving either.
Nah some people have been contemplating it for years and the events of the last couple of weeks just confirmed their decision.
I've been researching this move for more than 10 years.
Spreading your own fear and insecurity is not helping anyone. Neither is taking a bad situation and capitalizing on it.
In my opinion they are saying as it is... they are not making fake news. We all know what is happening, if people choose to close their eyes and pretend a paradise reality in USA is their choice.
People will be hiding their American passports In the future. They can't even fathom the thought now because they live in a bubble.
We literally said we didn't want to do this video and the only reason we did was because of the influx of DMs and emails we were getting from concerned people asking us questions. Also, we didn't say anything that isn't happening in front of everyone's eyes.
@@bellonamars2541 It helped me! It confirmed exactly what I have been feeling. They didn’t need to share this to capitalize on anything. Why are you following this type of channel?
I’m really glad that I’m not in the States right now. The news climate is so nutty that my anxiety would be through the roof.
"Independent" generally means fiscally conservative but liberal on social issues. Depending how the wind blows, they vote for whatever benefits them personally. People be damn!
Well yes that is how most people vote based on what benefits them. Human nature. Thank you for sharing!
I'm moving back to the United States. This is why.Cheper much safer. The government now in Mexico has gotten very bad.
It can't be worse than in the US, nor can the crime in Mexico be worse than in the US. All the criminals from Latin American have entered illegally.
Can you explain what exaqctly your concerns are regarding the current Mexican government?
I have traveled the world🌎 including Mexico and Everyone knows and watches the USA, the question I Get over and over is how trump became president and how is he not in jail.
Oh we didn't even go into how the U.S. is losing status all over the world. That's a conversation for another time.
The same way the rest of them became president and haven't gone to jail. Are you kidding me?
It’s risky to bring it up but I applaud your efforts. What you’re describing sounds conspiratorial-both about Biden’s mental capacity and Trump’s security. It’s interesting to me that we haven’t seen Trump complaining about his security. It’s a well documented fact that the security in Mar a Lago was super lax when he was Potus so it could be that the Secret Service relaxed their security practices which would be a dereliction of duty. I am trying to be hopeful. There are a lot of good reasons to question and be cynical but I choose to hope that in November, most of us Americans in the middle will choose common sense. I follow politics and I research so that I make an informed decision. But…I am also looking at options as well. I’m not young so for me to make a move to Mexico, it would be for quality of life. Therefore, so thankful you both are sharing your firsthand experiences and perspectives on living in Mexico. Thank you!
We hope most Americans choose common sense as well. Unfortunately even if they do it looks like it's going to be ugly for a while. We didn't even go into the stuff going on OUTSIDE of the U.S. that affects America's position in the world.
I interpret weird;”””” as fishy””” As in set up😮
Hello, thank you for your videos, I appreciate your work. We are a gay couple in Clearwater Florida and we are thinking about moving to Mexico, we like Puerto Vallarta. I am a home designer and I work for a small company where I do structural design, I work mostly from home but I still have to go to the client and measure their home. You suggested that you may have some ideas to help find work online. Would you have some suggestions for me. Regards.
Yes actually we do! We've actually worked with clients in the home decluttering space where they too had to go in person and there are things you can do based on your experience to become location independent. You can book a time on our calendar here: www.makemoneyyourhoney.com/strategy or if you prefer shoot us an email at community@entrepreneurexpat.com
I'm ready to leave 😢
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How can I DM you'z?
Best place for now is to shoot an email to community@entrepreneurexpat.com We try to stay away from TikTok and IG for our own sanity lol.
México not an option, think twice if you do. Here in Mexico it's getting worse and worse, too much crime, everything is getting more expensive i would never recommend México as an option.
At least 1.2M Americans disagree with you on it being worse. But yes, it has gotten more expensive than what it once was.
Depends what you doing over there if you doing something illegal than you in trouble
The whole world is getting more expensive.
@Pedro-c6p Excellent point! We just did a video on how Mexico has more personal freedom. It's incoming...
I wondered what it would take for you to become political.
I just wish more ppl would wake the f*ck up 🤦
As i've told you and many of my other friends & family before, even if you don't believe in politics, politics believes, and affects, you.
I've heard lots of uniformed takes in the last two weeks or so, but these takes are some of the worse.
Why is she laughing about this?
Sometimes, we laugh to keep from us crying. The political situation is disheartening to say the least.
@@valm.5243That’s exactly right. it’s either laugh or cry.
Charlie Kirk?! Really?! Geeeeeeesh! No credibility!
Mexico is not the answer. Mexico is worse...much worse.
Not really.
If you aren't happy about staying in the states, where would you go? Mexico has serious problems, but it's being built up, not torn down like the US and Canada. Central America is too tiny and vulnerable, imo.
I've considered Asia, but that's a big move and the cultures there are very different. If you live in the US, Mexico is close in many ways.
Why do you think Mexico is worse?
Who cares
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