Everything you need to move to Mexico. Without paying someone to hold your hand.
A personalized report, a planning assistant that knows your situation, and everything I learned moving my own family here.
One-time payment · lifetime access
Backed by a no-hoops refund guarantee.
- Family of four, moved and settled
- No affiliate lawyer kickbacks
Sound familiar?
You've been at this for a while. And it looks like this:
- Forty browser tabs open. Facebook groups contradicting each other. A YouTube video from 2019 that swears it's still accurate.
- One expat says the temporary visa. The next says permanent. A third says just fly in as a tourist and figure it out.
- The lawyer you emailed quoted $3,500 and won't talk to you until you pay a retainer.
- You've read enough to know what you don't know — and it's a lot.
- You want to move. You just don't want to screw it up.
It doesn't have to be this complicated.
Most of what you actually need to know fits into a handful of decisions made in the right order. The problem isn't that moving to Mexico is hard. The problem is that nobody has laid it out honestly, end-to-end, for someone in your situation.
Why I built this
I moved my family of four from Canada to Mexico, with two kids, plus the dog, the SUV, the whole thing. I did the residency paperwork, the school search, the pet import, the bank accounts, the tax setup. I made some mistakes. I paid for a couple of them.
When I was researching, I couldn't find what I actually needed: someone who had done it, telling me plainly what mattered and what didn't. So after we settled in, I built what I wished had existed.
This isn't scraped forum threads or a generic AI answer. It's the plan I would have paid real money for on day one.
Everything I learned, organized and verified.
Every question I had to answer, answered honestly and up to date. Residency routes, income and asset thresholds, timelines, schools, healthcare, banking, taxes, pets, vehicles. Written by a person, not scraped.
A report that tells you where you stand, and what to do next.
Answer a short honest questionnaire. Get back a report tailored to your family, your income, your timeline. It doesn't just tell you where you stand — it tells you what to do next, in order.
And you can just ask.
A planning assistant that already knows your situation from the report and can answer follow-up questions in plain language. "Can my kids start school mid-year?" "What if my income drops next year?" You ask. It answers, grounded in the same knowledge base.
You can do this yourself.
You really can. Everything I know is either in the knowledge base or an answer away in the assistant. No consulting calls. No upsells. No "schedule a strategy session." If you'd rather figure it out alone from free forum posts, that's a valid choice too — I did some of that. This just saves you the year I spent doing it.
How this compares
| Generic guides | One-shot AI answer | $3.5k lawyer | The Mexico Navigator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personalized to your situation | Partial | Partial | ||
| Actually up to date | Partial | |||
| Covers residency, schools, pets, vehicle, taxes | Partial | Partial | ||
| Ask follow-up questions any time | Partial | |||
| One-time price, no retainer | ||||
| Written by someone who actually moved | Partial |
Everything, one price, yours for good.
A single immigration consult runs $200 to $500 and answers one round of questions. This is one payment, and it keeps answering.
- Full access to the curated knowledge base
- Your personalized report, generated from your answers
- The planning assistant — ask anything, any time
- Free updates as things change (they will)
- Lifetime access — pay once
Zero-risk promise
If it doesn't give you real clarity about your move, email me and I'll refund you. No hoops, no forms, no hard feelings.
Just email info@movetomexiconavigator.com.
Questions people ask
The version of you a year from now is already living there.
You just have to make the plan real. Start with the report — it takes about 15 minutes — and go from there.
P.S. If you're on the fence, read a couple of free articles first (linked from the homepage). If they're useful, the paid side is more of the same, but personalized to you.
This is not legal, tax, immigration, or financial advice. Consult a licensed professional for decisions specific to your situation.