Letter of Empowerment authorizing a customs broker to handle and transport your goods.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWill my goods be insured?<\/h4>\n
Yes! We will help insure your precious goods. As a supplement we always suggest a third party insurer to provide additional protection. Contact us for more information.<\/p>\n
Are there stores that sell home repair items and tools?<\/h4>\n
Home Depot is a very popular store in many parts of Mexico for do-it- yourself needs.<\/p>\n
Where can I shop for clothes?<\/h4>\n
There are plenty of clothing stores in the various malls in Mexico. Nevertheless, men don’t seem to have much trouble but women might want to buy clothes on trips to the States. Unless you shop at the upscale department store like Liverpool and other better American brands clothes, it can be hard to find the right clothes size. Clothes made here don’t fit Americans so well.<\/p>\n
Grocery Stores<\/h4>\n
Mexico has a host of very good supermarkets. Mega, Carrefour, Chedraui and Soriana are pretty American super markets.<\/p>\n
Can I safely send and receive mail in Mexico?<\/h4>\n
The Mexico mail system is not reliable. There are is an excellent companies dedicated to receiving and sending your mail as well as bringing stuff you have ordered over the internet Mail Boxes Etc. Mail Box etc gives your own PO Box address in Miami where you can have things sent to and they’ll bring your mail from Miami to Mexico for a starting fee of about $25 a month. DHL, UPS and Estafeta can also provide good courier service.<\/p>\n
Is Mexico safe to live in?<\/h4>\n
From personal experience, Mexico is a very safe and beautiful place to live. We personally lived there for 11 years, and have been doing business for the past 14. Although there is news of gang activity, the reality is that the country is very large, and the violence has been isolated to a few border towns. In our experience, we have felt safer in Mexico than in many urban cities in the US. The kindness of the local people and the breathtaking culture and scenery are immediately felt after just a short time staying in Mexico.<\/p>\n\n\n
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