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Are you planning a trip to Mexico and wondering if you need Health Insurance? Though Mexico does not require tourists to have it, securing Health Insurance is still very important especially when you’re travelling in a foreign country. After all, as a traveler, you need to be prepared for any medical emergencies that may arise abroad. Why You Need Travel Medical Insurance Many people visiting Mexico may be unaware that the country’s public health service does not have reciprocal agreements with other countries—including the US. Therefore, Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted as insurance options in Mexico. This can leave …

There will not likely be much hurricane activity in Mexico until September or October. But Mexico is a big country, and hurricanes can arrive on either coast or rush in from the Gulf of Mexico anytime. So how exactly does one protect their home or condo in Mexico ahead of hurricane season? STEP 1 The first thing you must do to prepare for a hurricane is to stay informed. In the days leading up to a storm, state and local governments will issue advisories and warnings dependent on the estimated time and distance until landfall. Comisión Nacional del Agua (CONAGUA) …

Mexico’s public healthcare system is available to anyone who works in the country, whether they are an expat or a citizen. Most expats, however, prefer private global health insurance to public health insurance in order to take advantage of the higher healthcare quality available in private clinics and hospitals throughout Mexico. Here are five essential facts about Global Health Insurance you should know if you are considering living in Mexico: You cannot use your U.S. health insurance in Mexico. Generally, you will not be able to use your health insurance from the US (such as Medicare) to cover medical treatment …

Are you planning on living in San Miguel de Allende for an extended period? Living in a foreign country can be challenging. You must first consider your day-to-day expenses and then adjust to a different cultural environment. Another critical point that many expats overlook is the accessibility of healthcare services and medical facilities. Whether you are in Mexico, the US, Canada, or any other country, your health will always be your most valuable asset. Although healthcare costs in San Miguel de Allende and other major Mexican cities are far lower than in the US or Canada, facing a health problem …