Michael Nolen, host of the Good Morning Wake up show 104.3FM in Puerto Vallarta, interviews Dez of My Deztination the newest extension of her brand: PV Singles. She discusses the Facebook group, how it benefits the community & how you can join.
One of our clients nearly missed his international flight out of Benito Juárez because an officer questioned his residency over an old tourist stamp. His paperwork was in order. He just had to know his own immigration history well enough to defend it under pressure. That story — plus what Dez learned from a conversation with an immigration attorney about long-term residents who may have gaps in their INM records — is why this article exists.
Moving to Mexico isn’t just packing boxes. Shipping household goods requires residency alignment, customs documentation, and careful timing. Here’s what you need to know about Menaje de Casa rules, air vs sea freight, and how to downsize wisely before your move.
Dez appeared on CPS News to answer the question that stops more Mexico moves than almost anything else: what happens if you get sick down there? Medicare gaps, the reimbursement model, pre-existing conditions, IMSS vs private care, and the real cost of a medical evacuation — all covered.
Moving to Mexico with family? Mexican residency through family unity can be one of the fastest residency pathways, but changing procedures, documentation requirements, and varying INM office interpretations are creating challenges for many applicants. Discover what families need to know before relocating to Mexico in 2026.
Tara and Derek moved to Puerto Vallarta in August 2026. Here's what their move actually cost - deposits, residency, setup, and the surprise nobody could have predicted - plus the three-bucket framework Dez uses with every client.
Real words from real clients who moved to Mexico the right way. This is what done-for-you VIP relocation looks like from landing to settled, in weeks not months.
From beachfront luxury in Tulum to budget-friendly mountain towns, here’s what your money really gets you in Mexico in 2026 and what expats wish they knew before choosing.
Updated September 2026: INM Mexico City is running 5–6 week waits for canje — longer than your 30-day window. Here's what to know before you book flights.
For years, many travelers assumed Mexico automatically granted 180 days to tourists. But in 2025 and 2026, more visitors are receiving shorter stays — sometimes just weeks. Here’s what’s changing, why it’s happening, and what long-term visitors should know before arriving in Mexico.
