FAQ…How to Purchase Property in Riviera Maya as a Foreigner

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Property that lies within 50 kilometers (31 miles) of the coastline or within 100 kilometers (62 miles) the borders of Mexico is in what is considered to be the Mexican Restricted Zone. In the past 30 years Mexican laws have changed and are more accommodating to foreigners, including citizens from the United States and all other countries, allowing them to buy, indirectly, the rights to hold and develop or make improvements, to occupy, sell or rent the property....

03 September

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Can I Cancel My TimeShare Contract in Mexico?

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in Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

It is easy to be caught up in a sales pitch while you are dreaming of owning a place in Mexico. The sun, beach and of course all the free incentives the salesperson is offering is very alluring. They make it sound so simple to own a little piece of Mexico....

02 August

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Legal Challenges in Mexico Expats and Locals Commonly Face

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in Immigration, Legal Services, MexLaw

Mexico, with its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and welcoming communities, has long been a popular destination for both tourists and those seeking a new home. However, whether you're an expat settling in or a local navigating everyday life, legal challenges can arise. ...

29 July

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Sharing Paradise: How Fractional Ownership Makes Mexican Property Dreams Accessible

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in MexLaw, Real Estate

Owning a piece of paradise in Mexico is a dream for many. Whether it's the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, or year-round sunshine that draws you, having a home here is an attractive prospect....

18 June

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Mexican Residency Visas: A straightforward process

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in Immigration, MexLaw

Every year, millions of tourists visit Mexico’s beaches, mountains, deserts, and cities. They fall in love with the culture, the people, and the food. Many of them decide they would like to obtain residency and live either full or part-time in Mexico. ...