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Importing Your Pet to Mexico: Updated Requirements
What you need to import a pet to Mexico: health certificate, vaccinations, and the airport inspection process when you arrive with your dog or cat.
Carlos Mendoza
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Buying a home
Step-by-step guides to buying a home in Mexico: budget, down payment, documents, costs and mistakes to avoid.
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Buying a home: Page 21
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International Schools in Mexico: Where They Are and Costs
A guide to international schools in Mexico: the cities with the most options.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
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Validating Your Foreign Professional Degree in Mexico
General steps to validate your degree in Mexico: what revalidación de estudios is, which documents are required, and how long the process can take.
María Elena Rodríguez
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Health Insurance for Expats in Mexico: Options and Prices
What expat health insurance options exist in Mexico, how the public and private systems work, and which factors drive the cost of a policy.
Carlos Mendoza
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Consular Procedures to Buy Property in Mexico Without Traveling
Consular procedures for buying a home let you sign powers of attorney, legalize signatures and move your Mexico purchase forward without boarding a flight.
María Elena Rodríguez
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Apostilled vs. Legalized Documents: What's the Difference?
Whether your document needs an apostille or legalization depends on whether your country signed the Hague Convention; mixing them up can delay your property purchase in Mexico.
María Elena Rodríguez
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Legalizing Your Signature at a Mexican Consulate Abroad
Legalizing your signature at a Mexican consulate gives official validity to documents you sign outside Mexico before using them in a property purchase.
Carlos Mendoza
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Legal Representative in Mexico If You Live Abroad
Having a legal representative to buy remotely speeds up banking, tax and notary procedures when you can't be in Mexico in person.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
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Power of Attorney: Lawsuits & Collections vs. Acts of Ownership
Understanding the types of notarial power of attorney prevents delays: to sell or buy real estate you need a power of attorney for acts of ownership.
María Elena Rodríguez
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Temporary vs. Permanent Residency: What You Need to Buy
You don't actually need temporary residency to buy a home in Mexico, but your immigration status does affect related banking and tax procedures.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
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Certified Translation of Real Estate Documents in Mexico
Any document in a language other than Spanish needs a certified translation before a Mexican notary will accept it for your home purchase.
María Elena Rodríguez
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Document Apostille: When You Need One to Buy a Home in Mexico
An apostille on your documents is required to buy a home in Mexico when the document was issued in a country that signed the Hague Convention and will be used before a notary.
Carlos Mendoza