Western media paints Mexico as a dangerous place because if Americans ever realized how badly they're being fucked by their own government—and how incredible life in Mexico could be—there’d be a mass exodus. 🚨

Many Americans express concern about high crime rates in Mexico, so let’s clarify the facts: 👇 

In 2021, the United States recorded approximately 24,400 homicides and 688 mass shootings. 🇺🇸 

In contrast, Mexico had 29,685 homicides and 60 mass shootings. 🇲🇽 

While the homicide figure in Mexico is indeed higher, it's important to note that both homicide and mass shootings are often tied to violence among cartel members. 💀 

Conversely, mass shootings in the U.S. occur at nearly eleven times the rate of those in Mexico, and they are perpetrated by ordinary citizens. 🤦🏻‍♂️ 

In reality, you’re more likely to be killed by an average Joe in America than by a cartel member in Mexico. 🤷‍♂️

Just like any other place in the world, there are safe areas and dangerous areas. If you’re not involved in drugs, sex trafficking, or illegal activities, you should be fine. 😀

I know hundreds of families who have lived in Mexico for years without any issues. In 2022 Mexico welcomed 66 million visitors 😀Pre pandemic Mexico received 34.7 million visitors a year 🙌Mexico has traditionally being among the most visited countries in the world according to the World Tourism Organization.If you are someone who took six shots, wore a mask while driving and sleeping, hid in the basement and didn’t leave the house for three years, then nothing ever will be safe enough for you. 

Is safety more important than freedom? For me, freedom always prevails. Safety is subjective and self-defined.

I think about the Mexican president the same way I think about all other presidents; they're all puppets and actors on stage. What really matters is who is in control of important policies.

Have you noticed that when the media portrays someone negatively, they might not be that bad, and when the media praises someone, they might actually be evil?

Let me explain:
Mexico rejected the WHO pandemic treaty, declining to join due to concerns about sovereignty and the potential implications for national control over health policies.Mexico does not have a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy and Employers cannot require compulsory vaccination. It’s known that the government doesn’t control policies within the country; The cartels do!🤷‍♂️They own domestic airports, big hotels, real estate, ferries, restaurants, nightclubs and all major businesses. 💰

Tourists are essential for their businesses, We are the lifeblood of their enterprise.During the pandemic, Mexico has been a refuge for millions fleeing communism, celebrated as one of the world's freest and most beautiful countries with a low cost of living. 🇲🇽In 2022 alone, while much of the world was shut down, over 66 million people visited Mexico. ❤️

This is precisely why I am certain that Mexico will remain a free country 🇲🇽Mexico implement a 0% tax on income earned abroad, akin to Dubai. This reshaped the country, fostering a thriving community. ❤️

That’s exactly why they’re trying to scare you into not moving to Mexico. They want to keep you in an open prison, control every aspect of your life and arrest you if you refuse the vaccine, Central Bank Digital Currency, or digital ID.

👌Mexico and Latin America are the last hope for those seeking freedom from wokeness, inflated prices, oppressive taxes, and socialism!Viva La Mexico . 🇲🇽

This is the most frequently asked question and the least relevant because you can't go wrong in Mexico. Mexico is heaven on earth, its a paradise and you would love it everywhere; it’s just a matter of personal preference. 

Domestic flights in Mexico cost $50, so you can fly and check out different places. I like Playa del Carmen, but some people prefer Cancun, Tulum, Puerto Morelos, Puerto Aventuras, Puerto Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico City, or Puerto Escondido.

An additional and most affordable option for a couple is to obtain the parents' residency first. Once the husband and wife secure their status, we can apply for temporary residency for children under 18. Children under 18 years old receive the same residency status as their parents.

Please note that we will require the marriage certificate to be apostilled and translated into Spanish.

The parents must be in Mexico to apply (you can come for a vacation once your application gets approved. We will book an appointment at the Mexican immigration office and send a facilitator to accompany the parents, guiding and supervising the process.

In the family reunification and sponsorship program, the main applicant receives a 4-year residency, while the spouse receives a 1-year residency.

Please note that by the end of the temporary residency year, the parents and kids have 30 days to apply for permanent residency. If not, the family risks losing their temporary residency status.

The appointment must be in Playa del Carmen, and you must notify us 6-8 weeks before your arrival.

Children under 18 years old receive the same residency status as their parents. If the parents have permanent residency, the children will also have permanent residency.

Similarly, if the parents have temporary residency, the children will have temporary residency as well.

 If you have a spouse or kids and want to secure residency for everyone but are tight on budget, do yours first. This will secure your status, and you can always complete the process for your family in the future, as they will remain eligible.If you're a single parent, in some cases you need permission from your child's father to approve their residency.

There are private schools in Mexico that are ten times better than those in the USA and Canada, and they cost around $300 a month. 🏫Additionally, you can homeschool your kids, and private teachers charge very little.

Mexico grants citizenship immediately to newborns, and the parents get permanent residency. 

The women I know who gave birth in Mexico did home births, and they LOVED it! 🥰

With permanent residency, yes, you can work. However, with most types of temporary residency, you must obtain a work permit.

You may be better off having a business, a side hustle, or passive income.

Absolutely! Once you have your residency, you can start a business. 👩‍💼👨‍💼

Hahah I always laugh when i hear this question, so here is my answer: 

Mexico's daily minimum wage is MXN $374.89 (approximately USD $21.83) for the Free Zone of the Northern Border (Zona Libre de la Frontera Norte, ZLFN) and MXN $248.93 (approximately USD $14.50) for the rest of the country. 😔 

That’s less than $2 an hour. This is precisely why Mexicans move to America for better wages to do the jobs that Americans would never consider, like washing dishes, cleaning bathrooms, cleaning streets, and construction sites etc🏗️

These people often live 10 in the same house so they can save extra money to send to their families. 💰

Americans and Canadians are so broke and they don't even know it! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 

I frequently hear Americans say, "But people in Mexico make $20 a day. 🇲🇽 That's true, but you can get a full meal in Mexico for $2.

🍱 The metro in Mexico City costs 5 pesos, which is about 25 cents.

🚃 The average rent in Mexico is $150USDThe phone bill is $9📱 Yes, people make less money in Mexico, but the cost of living is incredibly low.Let's say you live in the USA and make $3500 a month after taxes:

💰 Rent: $2000 🏠 

Car payment: $500 🚘 Car insurance: $200

Health insurance: $200 🤒 

Phone bill: $100Internet: $50-100 Electricity: $150 Water bill: $100 

What's the point of making more money if you can't keep any of it?

🤔 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. 😢 

80% of Americans are in debt and don't own anything. 🤷‍♂️49% of Americans don't even have $500 saved for emergencies. 🤒

But let's call Mexicans and other countries, poor.🤔

The US system wants you to spend every waking moment working, paying into a system that will never benefit you, slaving away your whole life just to be retired for a measly 10 years.

🤢 At least here in Mexico, people own their things! They own their houses, cars, and land and aren't in debt. 80% of Mexicans are homeowners, the highest percentage in the world.

🗺️ Now, tell me who is the real poor here? 🤔 I know this is going to hurt a lot of Americans, Canadians, and millions of people around the world, but it's the harsh truth.❤️