Expat Guide to Living in Tequisquiapan

Whether you're already living in Tequisquiapan or preparing to move to Tequisquiapan, our Expat Guide to Living in Mexico offers articles and reports submitted by expats about expat life in Tequisquiapan. For answers to specific questions, visit our Mexico Forum to talk with expats in Tequisquiapan.

Undiscovered Mexico: City of Tequisquiapan

One couple traveled throughout Mexico in search of the perfect place to live - a city with beauty, easy of living and affordability. Tequisquiapan was the answer!

More Culture Shock Reports for Tequisquiapan

Culture shock is part of the settling in process. Knowing the different phases of culture shock and how other expats in Tequisquiapan handle it can be very comforting. Below are some of the responses from expats in Tequisquiapan:

Culture Shock in Tequisquiapan, Mexico

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More Living in Tequisquiapan Reports

What are people's priorities in Tequisquiapan - work? family? socializing? What are the best ways to meet other expats? Are people accepting of racial, cultural and religious differences? Below are some of the responses from expats in Tequisquiapan:

Living in Tequisquiapan, Mexico

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Moving Overseas Report

What should you take with you when you move to Tequisquiapan? What should you leave behind? What type of housing and neighborhoods are typical for expats in Tequisquiapan? Help others moving to Tequisquiapan by filling out our Moving Overseas Report.

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International School Report

Parents are invited to answer questions about the schools that their kids attend (Pre-K through High School) in hopes of helping others moving to Tequisquiapan with the school selection process. If you have expat children who attend school in Tequisquiapan, take a few minutes to submit a School Review.

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Dream vs. Reality of Living in Tequisquiapan Reports

Most expats have have "dreams" (and fears) about the expatriate experience before they moved to Tequisquiapan. If you are already living in Tequisquiapan, share how those "dreams" have been fulfilled, and how they have not. Below are some of the reports from expats in Tequisquiapan:

Dream vs. Reality of Living in Tequisquiapan, Mexico

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Overseas Retirement Report

Retiring abroad can be a great option for retirees seeking their dream lifestyle at an affordable price. Help other retirees, who are thinking about retiring in Tequisquiapan by filling out our Overseas Retirement report.

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Having a Baby Abroad Report

How did expats choose their doctors, midwives, hospitals? What is childbirth like in Tequisquiapan? Help other expats who are preparing to have a baby in Tequisquiapan by filling out our Having a Baby Abroad Report.

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Working Abroad Report

What's it like to find a job in Tequisquiapan? How difficult was it to obtain a work permit? What types are jobs are typical for expats in Tequisquiapan? Help others following in your footsteps by filling out our Working Abroad Report.

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15 Expats Talk About Life in Mexico

Expats share some insight into what it's like to live in Mexico on a day-to-day basis once you actually make the move and get there.

Expats share some insight into what it's like to live in Mexico on a day-to-day basis once you actually make the move and get there....

Expat Survey: Mexico Still Popular Among Expats

Expats in Mexico continue to rate the country highly. Even though there are always security concerns, expats who prepare properly enjoy excellent weather in close proximity to the United States and at a much lower cost of living.

Expats Talk About The Biggest Challenges They Face Living in Latin America

Expats talk about some of the biggest challenges they've faced living in Latin America. Whether you're moving to Panama City or Punta del Este, this article is a must read to help you prepare (hint: you'll be much happier if you learn the language) and adjust your expectations (realities: the roads are rough, the pace of life is slower and bureaucracy is unavoidable). Despite all of the challenges, the list of what expats like about life in Latin America far exceeds the challenges.

An Expat Shares What it's Like Retiring in Apizaco, Mexico

A retiree in Apizaco, Mexico talks about retiring in Mexico. He and his wife decided to move to Mexico for the lower cost of living and climate.

A retiree in Apizaco, Mexico talks about retiring in Mexico. He and his wife decided to move to Mexico for the lower cost of living and climate. ...

An Expat Talks about Moving to Puerto Penasco, Mexico

An expat talks about living in the Mirador section on Puerto Penasco, Mexico - the close proximity to Tuscon, the lower cost of living finding a rental and more.

An expat talks about living in the Mirador section on Puerto Penasco, Mexico - the close proximity to Tuscon, the lower cost of living finding a rental and more....