Moving to Los Cabos from California, Texas or Arizona? Learn how to open a bank account in Mexico as a foreigner: the documents banks ask for, whether you can do it without residency or online from the U.S., dollar accounts in Baja California Sur and your FBAR.
Moving to Los Cabos from California, Texas or Arizona? Learn how to move your household goods and furniture to Mexico duty-free with menaje de casa: who qualifies, the Spanish inventory, consulate steps, the 6-month deadline and what’s not allowed.
Moving to Los Cabos from California, Texas or Arizona? Follow this step-by-step checklist, from 12 months out to your first 90 days: residency, duty-free household goods, pets, your car, healthcare, schools, banking and choosing the right community.
Most Americans get Mexican residency through a consulate in the U.S., qualifying with income, savings or a home in Mexico. Here are the temporary and permanent requirements, the property route and every step to apply.
Every golf course in Los Cabos, by who can play: public courses like Puerto Los Cabos and Cabo Real, resort courses like Quivira, and private clubs like Diamante and Querencia, plus where to live.
From the PGA TOUR’s World Wide Technology Championship at Diamante to amateur and junior tournaments, here’s the Los Cabos golf calendar by month, with courses, formats and entry details for U.S. golfers
Escrow isn’t required in Mexico, but it’s the simplest way to protect your money when you buy in Los Cabos. Here’s how it works step by step, what it costs and how to choose a safe escrow company.
Homes in Los Cabos’ luxury communities are priced in U.S. dollars, so the exchange rate doesn’t change the price. It does change your closing costs, yearly costs, rental income and the tax when you sell. Here’s how.
In Baja California Sur, real estate agents must be licensed and listed in a public state registry. Here’s how to check, why MLS membership matters, the questions to ask and the red flags U.S. buyers should watch for.