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Expat Life
in Mexico

Hola Amigos


If you plan to live, work, or retire in Mexico; to take a sabbatical; if you’re planning to buy a home here; or explore our coastline in your boat or yacht, we´ve got you back with our insurance solutions to help you live your adventure in Mexico at your best.

Living in Mexico can be a fantastic choice for people from around the world. Indeed, more than one million Americans have already found their way to Mexico, and they do so for excellent reasons. Expats living in Mexico love the weather, slower pace of life, friendly people, and being so close to the USA.

For additional resources, we have put together a guide of links with information for you:

Expat Blog also has a forum; read posts by others or sign up to ask your own questions. Links to sites beyond novamarinsurance.com.mx™ are not operated by Novamar Mexico™. We cannot be responsible for content on these sites.

A popular book for people thinking about moving to Mexico is Ken Luboff's Living Abroad in Mexico, available from Amazon in paperback, or digital for your Kindle.

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Putting Down
Roots

Foreigners CAN own property in Mexico

If you'll buy a home in Mexico, you may need to learn about the fideicomiso.
In the simplest terms, a fideicomiso is a bank trust that allows you to invest in any Mexican property and own it as a beneficiary. Its main idea is that you have all the rights of real estate ownership while a Mexican bank holds the legal title to it as your trustee. It’s like fee-simple ownership, meaning that the bank cannot place liens on your property or use it in any other way. Representing your interests is the ultimate responsibility of the trustee.

Once you find your perfect place, we are here for you to insure your property from any unforeseen circumstances.

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Flavors of Mexico

Delve into the gastronomic delights of Mexico

Enjoy the colors and flavors of traditional Mexican cuisine: tacos, quesadillas, pambazos, tamales, huaraches, pozole, chiles en nogada, ceviche, chilaquiles, mole… every region in Mexico offers different ingredients, styles and spices due to local climate, geography and ethnic differences among the indigenous inhabitants.

Don´t forget Mexican drinks such as tequila, mezcal, piña colada and “aguas frescas” non-alcohol beverages such as agua de horchata, agua de jamaica, ponche and Mexican hot chocolate.
An endless gastronomic experience!

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Holidays

Mexico´s rich festivities

Mexico is a country rich in heritage and traditions. Fiestas are an essential part of the Mexican culture.
From Día de Muertos to Día de Reyes, Christmas, Holy Week and other civic and statutory holidays, we are certain that you don´t want to miss celebrating the culture, colors and music of most of the main festivities in Mexico.