Do You Know About Nuevo Vallarta?

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in Immigration, Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

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Nuevo Vallarta is located on Banderas Bay of the Pacific coast in the state of Nayarit, Mexico, a 15-minute drive from the Puerto Vallarta International Airport.

This Mexican destination is situated on a long coastal strip composed of several beaches and characterized by large hotels and lush flora and fauna. The communities along the coast include Nuevo Vallarta, La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Bucerias, with Sayulita a famous surfing village and San Francisco just 25 minutes from Nuevo Vallarta. Exclusive resort communities such as Punta Mita are located about 30 minutes away.

Weather in Nuevo Vallarta Area

16 February

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Important Information for Tourists and Expats Leaving Mexico

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Nobody wants to leave Mexico, but if you must go, keep these important facts in mind:

Passport holders from countries listed in the “no visa required” link below are not required to apply for a visa before traveling to Mexico.

16 February

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Making the Tough Choices, Where to Retire in Mexico.

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Are you thinking about investing, retiring and living in Mexico? Two of the most popular Mexican destinations for expats are Puerto Vallarta and Playa del Carmen, which area would you choose?

Both towns started out as small fishing villages and have developed into hotspots for tourists and expats. Playa del Carmen and Puerto Vallarta both offer affordable real estate, including luxury oceanfront, and golf residences with all the amenities you may not afford in other parts of North America.

03 February

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Foreigners Registering a Vehicle in Mexico

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There is a lot of advice out there about foreigners buying a vehicle in Mexico, including stories about tourists purchasing and registering cars in their name or registering the vehicle in a Mexican Nationals name. Neither of these options is a secure choice and may put your vehicle at risk.

25 January

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10 Reasons to be a Snowbird in the Riviera Maya

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Does the winter weather get you down? If you dream of spending winters in the Mexican sun but you are not ready to give up your life and your ties to your hometown why not become a snowbird in Mexico?

It is a significant life change to move to a foreign country, but living in Mexico part time may be the answer to your dreams. There are many beautiful towns in Mexico to choose from, we suggest you become a Riviera Maya snowbird.