Hola amigos, thanks for stopping by! If you've lived in any of these cities, let us know how your experience was. They've all been on our radar for a minute and we look forward to knocking them all off our travel list. (btw, sorry for the white noise from outside #micproblems). Enjoy the video!
Hello guys I have been looking at ur videos for a few months now I have a question ( what was the main reason u guys decided to moved to Mexico? ‘) thanks and I really enjoy ur videos and ur positive energy !!
@@miguellorca2382 There were quite a few reasons and it was their culmination that drove our decision to live here for a bit. It is an awesome place to build from...low cost of living, proximity to US and business opportunities are not hampered here by red tape.
Thank you very much for mentioning my channel. You're right about Queretaro. It's a very comfortable city to live in not only for expats but for Mexicans too. We've never been to the viniards but that's a trip we're planning to do very soon. I look forward to see you in Queretaro.
Querétaro (city) is where a lot of foreign companies situate their Mexican headquarters these days, so that contributes to the cosmopolitan feel. Six or seven years ago I was talking with a retired gringo expat dude en la plaza Ajijic, who offered to share his table at that cafe everyone goes to -- so naturally I picked his brain. When I got around to asking about San Miguel, he had two words: "Too cold." It's 1,200 feet higher in altitude (6,234') than Ajijic (5,000'), and the difference mattered to him. Next thing you know a twenty-something Mexican dude comes up to him and it's like a family reunion, all hugs and handshakes. The expat dude explained later that when he and his wife settled in Ajijic they were somehow paired-up with a local family, sort of adopted each other. The young guy was one of the sons. Evidently this is not uncommon. Kinda cool.
All these years you watch the negative stuff through the media but watching these videos puts Mexico in a positive light. Now I can see why there's 1.2 million American expats living there than any other country in the world.
Because Mexico is poor abs full of crime! If you only stay in tourist areas, it doesn’t mean I’m wrong. MOST of the country doesn’t live in tourist areas..
Loved all the great info in this video! We fell in love with Mexico and Puerto Vallarta 30 years ago. Retired last year and moved from Michigan to PV. It's WONDERFUL! Planning to explore all the places you mentioned plus more!
When grandma was a little girl, the family fled Guanajuato after the soldiers came to the house and conscripted her teenage brother to fight in the civil war. They came to L.A., and she never saw her brother again. Tough times! Getting my Yarbros fix!
Ohh, man. It gets deep out here. Glad your family found some security and I'm glad that you shared w/ us. -Thank you and many blessings to you and your family!
First things first - - - I love your youtube channel and always find myself recommending it to friends thinking about traveling to Mexico... My partner and I lived in San Miguel de Allende for three years - - - it was completely unintentional and unplanned - - - but we went for a weekend visit from New York City, fell in love with this little magical town and stayed... While San Miguel is truly a beautiful place - - - it does have some drawbacks - - - the expats (American expats in particular)... Unfortunately the entire city has been turned into a place where the locals have become extremely dependent on wealthy expats who can often times run roughshod over the Mexican folks as well as the local government that bends to their every whim and proposal... However, due to the pandemic and a shift in the economy, a great number of wealthy Mexicans are returning to reclaim some of the power and control of the town. But as you can imagine this is only seen once you have actually lived in a place for a period of time... I plan to return to Mexico in the next three years but I am thinking of perhaps living in Guanajuato City or Merida - - - both of which I see have made your fantastic list... p.s. I spent a great deal of time in Mexico City (Roma and Condessa being my favorite neighborhoods) and I still get a little homesick for the feel and spirit of the Mexican people...
I must confess that when I went to Puerto Vallarta some years ago. I fell in love with it, and now watching you 2 all the time about Mexico. Its making me think about it, I mean it was always the Caribbean or maybe Africa. But now maybe Puerto Vallarta. Continue what your doing, you look good together and the information is on point.
@Gavin, the fact is this young couple are very spiteful. I like a lot of things you have shared especially the part"...now maybe Puerto Vallarta." you must be the agent who saved the world.
@@TheYarbros Please let me explain myself. To begin "we" refers to both of you and not a reference to your racial identity. You may be able to describe "we" better than I have. Overall, the y tube footage of different places within Mexico that have a large American & Canadian expat community was done very well & in a tasteful manner. It was pleasing to the mind to see footage that actually showed your brothers & sisters casually walking & soaking up the vibes. It must be a challenge to speak well & maintain composure in front of your viewers who can be armchair critics. However, I have a few concerns. The video production didn't follow the format according to the one both of you briefly discussed in the beginning.I'm a bit confused?. I'm beginning to question if the tourist places you mention actually exist or not because; how is it possible for a world class winery exist in the desert? Also in this same area. How is it possible that the area & corridors are pristine clean?. I think if you venture outside the tourist or romantic zones that may not be the case. Also, how do the large expat community afford to live in Mexico without subjecting the local population to slave labour practices? These are my honest opinions. I'm sorry & apologize for saying you as couple are very spiteful. There is a lot of good in what you have covered.
I really love the @kinnetickennons... one of the first couples to really show Mexico favorably. Very loving humble couple. Has a great vibe just like you
check Monterrey city in the state of Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi is also beautiful, Puebla Puebla... and Cuernavaca in the state of Morelos is know as the city of the eternal spring... ;)
my friends, Bruno here!, this video is fantastic! love you guys. I love the birria video you did time past too, is the best i have seen in the whole of Mexico (you know I am Mexican and live in Mexico City and Acapulco) the birria video is a video for the GODS!!!!!!!!
Hi guys 😊. I called Mexico 🇲🇽 home for 6 months in 2021. In my humble look at things the cities I visited were good for us expats/digital nomads and here they are. Queretaro, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico City and Guadalajara. As some wise 🦉 men and women have said over millennia "The only thing I know is that I know nothing."
@@TheYarbros You guys keep banging out the hits 🎯 like that old 70s tv show What's Happening with Dwayne, Rerun and Roger. I remember watching it as a kid in Queens NY. Good Times was another oldie but goodie. All for one and one for all. Blessings onto you Apryl and Rondel. Hope I spelt Apryl's name well. 😎👍🏿
There are about 10 Mexican cities which are considered World Heritage Sites, Queretaro is one of them (Guadalajara should have been on the list, but unfortunately in the late 40's and early 50's they misunderstood modernity by destroying most of its arquitectural heritage). World Heritage cities and Pueblos Magicos ara la league on their own. National Geographic said it, Ajijic has the second best climate in the world, I read it.
Hey was that Queen D Michelle walking in the video with you in the Lake Chapala ? I will be going to check out Lake Chapala next January to do some scouting for a place to live. Thanks for all the information. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching.. We just did a great video about the Pueblo Magicos Tequila and Tlaquepaque both of those places aren't inhabited by large expat communities. We go where we see a good story to tell. -if you have any suggestions we're definitely open.
San Miguel de Allende is a must visit for sure. We went there for New Year's Eve 2019. Stayed in a hacienda. It was a bit busy, but well worth experiencing. Very charming town. Lovely architecture!
Hey y'all!! I'm in Guanajuato right now (for a month) after leaving Queretaro. My vote for THE cleanest city thus far is Orizaba!; beautiful place. I'm going to San Miguel de Allende for a long weekend to check it out. I understand it's also one of the most expensive due to the expat community and I can already tell by the lodging options that might be true. Great video as usual. Might run into you one day :) Keep the great videos coming!
We have heard tale of Orizaba... its on our list of Puebla Magico's to visit. We are heading into Guanajuanto running the same pattern you are real soon....gonna be an epic trip! -Hope you're enjoying your tour!
My wife and I really love you guys and are looking to travel to Merida and Guadalajara for a month or two each. Do you have any apartment realtors that you could recommend? Thanks for such a wonderful show.
Hey, thanks for the love! For short term travels we usually use airbnb. For long term we've heard great things about Barbara with Merida Moves facebook.com/Meridamoves . In Guadalajara, Ana with Welcomex comes highly recommended www.welcomex.com.mx/
San Miguel is amazing and the weather is perfect. I think you'll like Oaxaca City and San Cristobal as well. Oh and Guanajuato is very charming too. So many cool places. Going to Merida this summer with my daughter. Can't wait.
Will check out Queretaro. Just saw a video by Backpacking Brunette and she wants to move there lol. She's been in Mexico City for a long time and now traveling around other Mexican states. Certainly an area I've added to my list. Thanks, guys.
Guanajuato seems a lot more vibrant than SM...a younger population probably helps, with the university. I get the idea that it is a bit less expensive as well. I will go to Guanajuato next month, can't wait!
That's curious. Since no one is ingesting the ground water I don't believe there is danger there. Did they talk about what tests they had performed and why or what the effects were? Just curious...not curious enough to go down that rabbit hole though 😄😄😄
@@TheYarbros Yes, the National Autonomous University of Mexico issued the high contamination warning in at least 2,500 wells and half of those supplied water for farming and five people had died of related health complications. In addition, stomach cancer cases were being studied for possible links to contamination, and lymphoblastic leukemia in girls younger than 12 years old was reported in the area. They concluded that an over-exploited aquifer that extended over a broader region was the cause. I will try to post the link in a separate response to this thread if CZcams will let me.
This was right on time. I will be in GDL from end of May thru mid June. Coming from LA. Will be bouncing to other areas/cities during my trip. Def wanna connect with Nomadic Wander. Let me know the best way to reach you. Thx
Hey, our social media handles are in the description. We're traveling to a few places around that time as well. If our schedules align that might be a possibility.
Great video. Thank you so much for this video and research a little history of every city and town of my country. I´ll suscribe to your channel. I recomend you to visit Guanajuato (capital) and Ensenada (beach).
The number is probably higher than a million of US citizens in Mexico. Those are probably the ones who are registered but I know a lot of people that have been living there for a few years with their tourist visa.
Great video. May I ask what area is the best live in Guadalajara, Mexico? I'm a African American 68 looking at that city to retire. What the city of Guadalajara?
@@TheYarbros I would think the 180 days goes by so fast. ive wanted to relocate to Mexico for years. Then I found out the required income is double what I get for social security. Have you heard if there's any way around that huge minimum? I also heard at an expat facebook group that its getting more difficult to do the 6 month visa. That's what I was wanting to do. The cost of living is so much more affordable, but the requirement is so high. Most of the expat groups are really spoiled snobs. From what I've seen at the groups, Americans are heading there by the millions.
@@anniemcannie977 I have heard that they were "cracking down" but I don't know anyone that has been denied the 6 month visa upon re-entry. Also, I would get my paper work and apply. The minimums are different for fixed income.....I believe. 6 months is cake for us because we generally travel internationally every 3 or 4 months but Covid slowed us down....but we are gearing back up so....😉 -Good luck!
@@TheYarbros you guys are the best of all the travel vids! And seriously, the quality of your videos is seriously as good as professional film makers. By the way, do you make many sales with the Print on Demand? Sorry to ask so many questions.
@@anniemcannie977 no problems regarding the questions....Covid hit that business hard and we haven't sought to build it back up. At its height we made $800/ month but honestly we are looking into some other more lucrative dropshipping businesses now. If you are willing to find your market and cater to them you can make some decent coin with a print-on-demand shop.
Only about 200 other videos giving the same locations and saying the same things as if you all figured out some secret places. When is someone going to post a video of places half the world isn't already flocking to????
This was a video about emerging and re-emergence Mexican expat cities of choice (not Mexico's hidden gems) so they will be popular by nature. Try changing up the key word search because best, expat, top...are all gonna yield the same results.
Hola amigos, thanks for stopping by! If you've lived in any of these cities, let us know how your experience was. They've all been on our radar for a minute and we look forward to knocking them all off our travel list. (btw, sorry for the white noise from outside #micproblems). Enjoy the video!
Hello guys I have been looking at ur videos for a few months now I have a question ( what was the main reason u guys decided to moved to Mexico? ‘) thanks and I really enjoy ur videos and ur positive energy !!
@@miguellorca2382 There were quite a few reasons and it was their culmination that drove our decision to live here for a bit. It is an awesome place to build from...low cost of living, proximity to US and business opportunities are not hampered here by red tape.
Have you bought your apartment in guadalajara yet?
Yes, we've been renting g it for a while now....apt tour coming soon!
What colonia are you guys planning to buy property..?maybe we'll be neighbors
I can tell you guys are alot happier since moving down to Mexico
Mexico doesn't over complicate things. What can we say...¡Viva México!
Thank you very much for mentioning my channel. You're right about Queretaro.
It's a very comfortable city to live in not only for expats but for Mexicans too.
We've never been to the viniards but that's a trip we're planning to do very soon.
I look forward to see you in Queretaro.
Our pleasure. You do great work! We look forward to visiting and connecting with you soon!
Querétaro (city) is where a lot of foreign companies situate their Mexican headquarters these days, so that contributes to the cosmopolitan feel.
Six or seven years ago I was talking with a retired gringo expat dude en la plaza Ajijic, who offered to share his table at that cafe everyone goes to -- so naturally I picked his brain. When I got around to asking about San Miguel, he had two words: "Too cold." It's 1,200 feet higher in altitude (6,234') than Ajijic (5,000'), and the difference mattered to him.
Next thing you know a twenty-something Mexican dude comes up to him and it's like a family reunion, all hugs and handshakes. The expat dude explained later that when he and his wife settled in Ajijic they were somehow paired-up with a local family, sort of adopted each other. The young guy was one of the sons. Evidently this is not uncommon. Kinda cool.
That is a cool situation! Dude sounds really laid back too.
I feel like US media portrays Mexico as poor, unliveable/crime-infested because if people knew how great/cheap it was, everyone would leave the US😂😂😂
I'm saying thou! I think the next major migration will be a mass exodus.
All these years you watch the negative stuff through the media but watching these videos puts Mexico in a positive light. Now I can see why there's 1.2 million American expats living there than any other country in the world.
Brainwashed. I'm from UK and found US media and so many narrow minded perceptions of the world at large. Keeps them in their pens.
FACTS
Because Mexico is poor abs full of crime! If you only stay in tourist areas, it doesn’t mean I’m wrong. MOST of the country doesn’t live in tourist areas..
Loved all the great info in this video! We fell in love with Mexico and Puerto Vallarta 30 years ago. Retired last year and moved from Michigan to PV. It's WONDERFUL! Planning to explore all the places you mentioned plus more!
Life... the greatest adventure! Enjoy your travels and thanks for watching!
Hope you're happy in pv
When grandma was a little girl, the family fled Guanajuato after the soldiers came to the house and conscripted her teenage brother to fight in the civil war. They came to L.A., and she never saw her brother again. Tough times!
Getting my Yarbros fix!
Ohh, man. It gets deep out here. Glad your family found some security and I'm glad that you shared w/ us. -Thank you and many blessings to you and your family!
I love your two distinct personalities with the same good ❤️ natured hearts. Much love from NYC.
🤗 Thank you 😊
You guys are amazing ambassadors for Mexico, you make me wanna pack up and leave Babylon.....😂🌸
I love to see you enjoying my beautiful country saludos amigos from Arizona .
We're enjoying every minute! Thanks for keeping up with us!
First things first - - - I love your youtube channel and always find myself recommending it to friends thinking about traveling to Mexico... My partner and I lived in San Miguel de Allende for three years - - - it was completely unintentional and unplanned - - - but we went for a weekend visit from New York City, fell in love with this little magical town and stayed... While San Miguel is truly a beautiful place - - - it does have some drawbacks - - - the expats (American expats in particular)... Unfortunately the entire city has been turned into a place where the locals have become extremely dependent on wealthy expats who can often times run roughshod over the Mexican folks as well as the local government that bends to their every whim and proposal... However, due to the pandemic and a shift in the economy, a great number of wealthy Mexicans are returning to reclaim some of the power and control of the town. But as you can imagine this is only seen once you have actually lived in a place for a period of time... I plan to return to Mexico in the next three years but I am thinking of perhaps living in Guanajuato City or Merida - - - both of which I see have made your fantastic list... p.s. I spent a great deal of time in Mexico City (Roma and Condessa being my favorite neighborhoods) and I still get a little homesick for the feel and spirit of the Mexican people...
I must confess that when I went to Puerto Vallarta some years ago. I fell in love with it, and now watching you 2 all the time about Mexico. Its making me think about it, I mean it was always the Caribbean or maybe Africa. But now maybe Puerto Vallarta. Continue what your doing, you look good together and the information is on point.
Thank you we appreciate that support! Sounds like you're making some major decisions. We can't wait to chronicle Africa!
@Gavin, the fact is this young couple are very spiteful. I like a lot of things you have shared especially the part"...now maybe Puerto Vallarta." you must be the agent who saved the world.
@@deepakbhana8937 Why do you believe we are spiteful?
@@TheYarbros Please let me explain myself. To begin "we" refers to both of you and not a reference to your racial identity. You may be able to describe "we" better than I have.
Overall, the y tube footage of different places within Mexico that have a large American & Canadian expat community was done very well & in a tasteful manner.
It was pleasing to the mind to see footage that actually showed your brothers & sisters casually walking & soaking up the vibes.
It must be a challenge to speak well & maintain composure in front of your viewers who can be armchair critics.
However, I have a few concerns. The video production didn't follow the format according to the one both of you briefly discussed in the beginning.I'm a bit confused?. I'm beginning to question if the tourist places you mention actually exist or not because; how is it possible for a world class winery exist in the desert? Also in this same area. How is it possible that the area & corridors are pristine clean?. I think if you venture outside the tourist or romantic zones that may not be the case. Also, how do the large expat community afford to live in Mexico without subjecting the local population to slave labour practices?
These are my honest opinions.
I'm sorry & apologize for saying you as couple are very spiteful. There is a lot of good in what you have covered.
I really love the @kinnetickennons... one of the first couples to really show Mexico favorably. Very loving humble couple. Has a great vibe just like you
Thanks, that's a big compliment. We like their flow too.
This is so awesome! I can’t emphasize enough how useful this information will be for making the transition to Querétaro👌
Glad we gave some useful info....Quetéro has sparked our curiosities something major. -Blessings
Love the info! Looking to visit Merída in Feb or March '22 and eventually move there not too long after! 😊💛
check Monterrey city in the state of Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi is also beautiful, Puebla Puebla... and Cuernavaca in the state of Morelos is know as the city of the eternal spring... ;)
my friends, Bruno here!, this video is fantastic! love you guys. I love the birria video you did time past too, is the best i have seen in the whole of Mexico (you know I am Mexican and live in Mexico City and Acapulco) the birria video is a video for the GODS!!!!!!!!
Heyyy! I can't tell you how delicious that Birria was...OMG! 😂🤣🤣 Thanks for enjoying the content! We appreciate you!
@@TheYarbros thanks my friends
@@TheYarbros do more food (mexican) videos I think you got the touch!
Hi yarbros...I asked you about 6 weeks ago about expat locales for elderly newbies. Thanks so much for the video. You are awesome!
I remember...we have more coming soon as well and thank you for watching!
Hi guys 😊. I called Mexico 🇲🇽 home for 6 months in 2021. In my humble look at things the cities I visited were good for us expats/digital nomads and here they are. Queretaro, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico City and Guadalajara. As some wise 🦉 men and women have said over millennia "The only thing I know is that I know nothing."
Hey Traveling Eddie it is an awesome place for expats/ digimads to chillax! Those cities especially! Thanks for going through the catalog!
@@TheYarbros You guys keep banging out the hits 🎯 like that old 70s tv show What's Happening with Dwayne, Rerun and Roger. I remember watching it as a kid in Queens NY. Good Times was another oldie but goodie. All for one and one for all. Blessings onto you Apryl and Rondel. Hope I spelt Apryl's name well. 😎👍🏿
I’ve always wondered this, thanks for the video. Editing and videography on point too.
Glad you enjoyed it! We hope it helps!
Informative video. Thank you for posting.
Thank you!
There are about 10 Mexican cities which are considered World Heritage Sites, Queretaro is one of them (Guadalajara should have been on the list, but unfortunately in the late 40's and early 50's they misunderstood modernity by destroying most of its arquitectural heritage). World Heritage cities and Pueblos Magicos ara la league on their own. National Geographic said it, Ajijic has the second best climate in the world, I read it.
Loved the video, very good description of those cities!
Thank you! We can't wait to visit the 2 we haven't been to....
April is sooooo smart , I love you April;!!
wow i just logged on too
#1 Aye! Thanks for watching!
Beautilful couple, love you guys.
Hi Amigos I am from guanajuato. But I Live in Chicago. I head to there. May .firt..😎🇲🇽.thank you guys 👍
That's awesome, we look forward to visiting there soon. Safe travels!
All on my list to visit. I can’t wait. Thank you.
Glad we could help you add a couple to your list!
I am saving this video because I am scouting out places to check because I love Mexico!
Happy hunting!
Hey was that Queen D Michelle walking in the video with you in the Lake Chapala ? I will be going to check out Lake Chapala next January to do some scouting for a place to live. Thanks for all the information. Stay safe.
Yes, it was and we had a great time w/ her!
I love this video y’all got right to the point, I love April 💕 such a lovely black couple.
♥️
You guys are my favorite you tubers 🤗. Great energy, authentic and just cool as hell.
We appreciate all of that! Thank you!
Nice video with great information. Can you do a video on a beautiful city that Americans and Canadians are not in big numbers? Thank you
Thanks for watching.. We just did a great video about the Pueblo Magicos Tequila and Tlaquepaque both of those places aren't inhabited by large expat communities. We go where we see a good story to tell. -if you have any suggestions we're definitely open.
@@TheYarbros thank you. We will check it out.
Thank you so much!!!! 🥰✌🏽
Happy that the info was good to you!
Excellent!! Deep appreciations for this video.
Thank you!-
Love you guys, you are the best!!
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Wow! That is great information.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
Cool T shirt..!
Thanks!
Great information! Always an impeccable well thought out, entertaining, and crafted episode.
Heyyy! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Another great video mi gente!! #1LUV
Thank you!
Great information thanks I love your videos keep it up the good work!
😁 Glad you like our vibe!
Wow I love this video💙
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your videos.
We love that you enjoy them! -Thanks for watching
Very beautiful city Guadalajara u can tell expats living there are relaxed and enjoying everything going on in a jiji
I stayed in Guadalajara and visited a jiji and drove to puerto Vallarta
I’m glad you guys are enjoying Mexico 🇲🇽 hugs to you guys!
I love this channel!!!
Beautiful people and nice
Thank you! 😊
Great information!!! Gracias amigos!!!
Thanks for tuning in!
Welcome to México!!!
Thanks 😊
You guys did a GREAT job!
Muchas gracias!
@@TheYarbros De nada!
another great video. on to the next one to binge watch.
Please continue!!! 😃
I really like your thoughtful, witty content. Came here from La Karencita. You guys and her are my favs. Hope to get to Mexico meselfio some day.
Karencita is awesome, we're glad you found us through her. We hope you make it to Mexico too!
San Miguel de Allende is a must visit for sure. We went there for New Year's Eve 2019. Stayed in a hacienda. It was a bit busy, but well worth experiencing. Very charming town. Lovely architecture!
Sign me up😎keep on, keeping on.cheers🍹
Thanks for stopping by!!!
Nice places I know a couple and they are really good retirement places , thanks for sharing !
Thanks!
Thanks for stopping by!
Bety: "Not everybody in Mexico are pretty..."
Me: "HEY! Stop talking about me!"
Stop it!!!🤣🤣🤣
Great insight on what Mexico has to offer ❤️
Thank you!
So it sounds like if you want water AND mountains PV is the place to check out..
Yeah, and Baja California Sur which we haven't visited yet...
San Miguel seems legit
On everything we can't wait to get there and check it out in person.
Hey y'all!! I'm in Guanajuato right now (for a month) after leaving Queretaro. My vote for THE cleanest city thus far is Orizaba!; beautiful place. I'm going to San Miguel de Allende for a long weekend to check it out. I understand it's also one of the most expensive due to the expat community and I can already tell by the lodging options that might be true. Great video as usual. Might run into you one day :) Keep the great videos coming!
We have heard tale of Orizaba... its on our list of Puebla Magico's to visit. We are heading into Guanajuanto running the same pattern you are real soon....gonna be an epic trip! -Hope you're enjoying your tour!
I would love to visit them all👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽
Us too in fact......😉
My wife and I really love you guys and are looking to travel to Merida and Guadalajara for a month or two each. Do you have any apartment realtors that you could recommend?
Thanks for such a wonderful show.
Hey, thanks for the love! For short term travels we usually use airbnb. For long term we've heard great things about Barbara with Merida Moves facebook.com/Meridamoves . In Guadalajara, Ana with Welcomex comes highly recommended www.welcomex.com.mx/
San Miguel is amazing and the weather is perfect. I think you'll like Oaxaca City and San Cristobal as well. Oh and Guanajuato is very charming too. So many cool places. Going to Merida this summer with my daughter. Can't wait.
We can't wait to get out there! Safe travels this summer!
Merida in summer is hotttt
Saludos desde norte Carolina.
Que tal amigo!
Will check out Queretaro. Just saw a video by Backpacking Brunette and she wants to move there lol. She's been in Mexico City for a long time and now traveling around other Mexican states. Certainly an area I've added to my list. Thanks, guys.
Haha, we're here right now checking it out!
YES!! its beautiful San Miguel been there.. #saludos#Htown :)
Love 2 pipo
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I’m from the state of Guanajuato and would say that Guanajuato City is better than San Miguel.
Queretaro is also beautiful.
Awesome! We are coming to visit there as well very soon.
Guanajuato seems a lot more vibrant than SM...a younger population probably helps, with the university. I get the idea that it is a bit less expensive as well. I will go to Guanajuato next month, can't wait!
HItting Merida at the beginning of Aug. We'll see about that heat and mosquitos. May very well end up your way.
I was in Merida last Christmas, and the heat and mosquitos were a bit much in the Winter. Not the place for me.
they missed touring Mexico
Taxco, San Cristóbal de las casas, Catemaco, Oaxaca, Orizaba, Xalapa, Puebla, Cuetzalan, San Luis Potosí etc
Gotta tell you, my man, you are a beautiful couple, and you look like Denzel Washington. No joke.
I heard Queretero has high elevation and may impact people's breathing ... so it may not work for everyone.
Good point. We'll experience it soon enough.
Another CZcamsr questioned the safety in San Miguel de Allende and Queretaro have high levels of radiation in their aquifers.
That's curious. Since no one is ingesting the ground water I don't believe there is danger there. Did they talk about what tests they had performed and why or what the effects were? Just curious...not curious enough to go down that rabbit hole though 😄😄😄
@@TheYarbros Yes, the National Autonomous University of Mexico issued the high contamination warning in at least 2,500 wells and half of those supplied water for farming and five people had died of related health complications. In addition, stomach cancer cases were being studied for possible links to contamination, and lymphoblastic leukemia in girls younger than 12 years old was reported in the area. They concluded that an over-exploited aquifer that extended over a broader region was the cause. I will try to post the link in a separate response to this thread if CZcams will let me.
This was right on time. I will be in GDL from end of May thru mid June. Coming from LA. Will be bouncing to other areas/cities during my trip. Def wanna connect with Nomadic Wander. Let me know the best way to reach you. Thx
Hey, our social media handles are in the description. We're traveling to a few places around that time as well. If our schedules align that might be a possibility.
Great video. Thank you so much for this video and research a little history of every city and town of my country. I´ll suscribe to your channel. I recomend you to visit Guanajuato (capital) and Ensenada (beach).
Thanks for watching and subscribing! We'll be going to Guanajuato sooner than later. Would you have any recommendations on what to do there?
The number is probably higher than a million of US citizens in Mexico. Those are probably the ones who are registered but I know a lot of people that have been living there for a few years with their tourist visa.
You're absolutely right! Permanent and temporary residents are counted in that number.
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What about the mexican born tgat are going back after retiring, like me?
Talk to me....what do you want to see and hear about? Your country is beautiful, dangerous and full of wonder. What do you want to know about?
What's the link for the ajiji chat group?
Laka Chapala Ajijic links are the same.👌🏾
Great video. May I ask what area is the best live in Guadalajara, Mexico? I'm a African American 68 looking at that city to retire. What the city of Guadalajara?
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Who does your hair there? Thanks for information.
🖐🏾 we do!
Do you have plans to do the temp residency or permanent?
We're talking about it.
@@TheYarbros I would think the 180 days goes by so fast. ive wanted to relocate to Mexico for years. Then I found out the required income is double what I get for social security. Have you heard if there's any way around that huge minimum? I also heard at an expat facebook group that its getting more difficult to do the 6 month visa. That's what I was wanting to do. The cost of living is so much more affordable, but the requirement is so high. Most of the expat groups are really spoiled snobs. From what I've seen at the groups, Americans are heading there by the millions.
@@anniemcannie977 I have heard that they were "cracking down" but I don't know anyone that has been denied the 6 month visa upon re-entry. Also, I would get my paper work and apply. The minimums are different for fixed income.....I believe. 6 months is cake for us because we generally travel internationally every 3 or 4 months but Covid slowed us down....but we are gearing back up so....😉 -Good luck!
@@TheYarbros you guys are the best of all the travel vids! And seriously, the quality of your videos is seriously as good as professional film makers. By the way, do you make many sales with the Print on Demand? Sorry to ask so many questions.
@@anniemcannie977 no problems regarding the questions....Covid hit that business hard and we haven't sought to build it back up. At its height we made $800/ month but honestly we are looking into some other more lucrative dropshipping businesses now. If you are willing to find your market and cater to them you can make some decent coin with a print-on-demand shop.
Merida is too hot
We hear you...it was too hit for us but some folks like it HOT ....not us though🥵🤣
Lived in the Midwest USA for 15 years, hot is better than cold any day. But some people just can’t do the heat. This I understand.
For me Queretaro is pretty, but the people there tend to be really agresive.
Can't wait tonfind out all about it!
Only about 200 other videos giving the same locations and saying the same things as if you all figured out some secret places. When is someone going to post a video of places half the world isn't already flocking to????
This was a video about emerging and re-emergence Mexican expat cities of choice (not Mexico's hidden gems) so they will be popular by nature. Try changing up the key word search because best, expat, top...are all gonna yield the same results.