The Essential Guide to Living in Merida, 2014: Tons of Visitor Information, Including Information on the New Immigration Laws and Regulations for Importing Motor Vehicles

Reed, Robertson

ISBN 10: 1939879000 / ISBN 13: 9781939879004

Published by Hispanic Economics, 2013

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2014 ed. edition. 448 pages. 9.20x7.50x1.10 inches. In Stock.

Seller Inventory # x-1939879000

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Essential Guide to Living in Merida, 2014: Tons of Visitor Information, Including Information on the New Immigration Laws and Regulations for Importing Motor Vehicles
• Publisher: Hispanic Economics
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1939879000
• ISBN 13: 9781939879004
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Brand New
• Weight: 0.8 kilograms

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Synopsis

THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO LIVING IN MERIDA 2014: TONS OF USEFUL INFORMATION. This guide remains indispensable for anyone thinking of moving to or visiting Merida, the marvelous capital city of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, often profiled as a "tropical paradise" by the House Hunters International cable television show. The most comprehensive book ever compiled about Merida, this well-organized guide will help answer most any question - from how to buy or rent a house to where you can find a good Italian restaurant. The 2014 edition has been updated and expanded to include the up-to-the-minute information on the NEW IMMIGRATION laws, NEW RULES on importing automobiles, and NEW SHOPPING VENUES in the Historic Center! While helping the reader decide how best to go about making the move to the city rated by International Living Magazine as the best area to retire to in the whole of North America, this trove of information and advice will also assist the newly-relocated as well as those with established residence. Topics include information about Merida's neighborhoods; amenities (churches, schools, expat communities, helpful websites, etc.); Medical Tourism; a perfect week as a visitor; Spanish language classes; museums and galleries; making the move to Merida; driving in Mexico; cost of living; hiring household help; banking; an assessment of the real estate market; architects and designers; furnishings; the local artistic community; social customs and holidays; finding a lawyer, hospital or doctor; insurance matters; gay and lesbian communities; taxes; voting; embassies and consulates; as well as consumer advice and warnings. With more than one million Americans and Canadians now living in Mexico, Merida is the center of increasing attention. Often described as a "tropical paradise," a "colonial gem," and a "bastion of tranquility," Merida is undoubtedly Mexico's best kept secret. But is Merida a match for you? Are you ready to become an expatriate? Are you prepared to be a "minority" - a native English speaker in a Spanish speaking country? Are you ready to make a second or retirement home in an exotic and exciting foreign city for that is a ninety-minute flight from the U.S.? Are you thinking about embarking on an adventure of a lifetime? This book will help answer these questions!