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Thursday, November 15th 2018
Tipping in Mexico: How Much to Tip in Mexico
Tipping in Mexico can be difficult when you are unfamiliar with the culture. In this guide, you will learn how much to tip in Mexico, whether it’s in a restaurant, hotel, or on the street. To avoid embarrassing situations by tipping too little—and save money by not tipping too much—click here!
Thursday, November 15th 2018
Car Rental to Mexico: Can You Take a Rental Car into Mexico?
Can you take a rental car into Mexico? Find all about car rental to Mexico in this article. We cover the visas and licenses in the Border Zone and how they change when you go deeper into Mexico. Also, we explore what paperwork you need to get across the border. To learn more, click here!
Tuesday, November 13th 2018
Avoid International Fees with Smart Banking
This article covers how to avoid international fees with smart banking. We explore who the major smart banks are, their benefits and drawbacks, and those of their competitors. To learn more about smart banking, click here!
Friday, November 9th 2018
How To Not Get Sick in Thailand
This article describes the best ways to avoid getting sick in Thailand. We will teach you helpful tips and tricks to avoid getting food poisoning in Thailand. Also, you will learn the ins and outs of avoiding malaria and dengue in Thailand. Prevent sickness in Thailand with this information. Click here to learn more!
Wednesday, November 7th 2018
Difference between an Expat and an Immigrant
What is the difference between an expat and an immigrant? Is it a semantic issue? Or is there more to the terms than this. WeExpats explores the definitions of what it means to be an expat and how it differs from being an immigrant. To learn more, click here.
Wednesday, October 31st 2018
Bringing Your Dog Back Into the US: How to Get Your Pet Across the US Border
If you want to learn more about how to bring your pet across the US border, then this article outlines the process. Complete with helpful tips and trick of the trade, we can help you bring your dog back into the US. Click here to learn more.
Wednesday, October 31st 2018
Retiring on a Cruise Ship
Have you ever wondered if retiring on a cruise ship is right for you? In this article we explore different ways to retire on a cruise ship, as well as the pros and cons of such a lifestyle. Click here to learn more!
Wednesday, October 17th 2018
International Drivers License: The International Driving Permit
This article contains information on the different types of International Driver’s License. There is a International Driving Permit from UN Conventions in 1926, 1949, and 1968. We explore the history, requirements, and some frequently asked questions about the International Driving License. Click here to learn more.
Wednesday, October 10th 2018
How Americans Can Open a Bank Account in Mexico
This article provides helpful advice if you have been wondering how to open a bank account in Mexico. Many countries are far stricter when it comes to opening a bank account in Mexico. If you have the required documentation, then you don’t need to worry about your credit history. Having a Mexican bank.
Tuesday, October 2nd 2018
Two Years in Rome: An Expat Interview with Kino Alyse
Kino Alyse is a very successful photographer who is based in Rome. She had been published by numerous agencies, among them National Geographic. WeExpats touched base with Kino Alyse to get her insights on living abroad and the traveling expat lifestyle. What is your full name? Kino Alyse. Where are you from?
Tuesday, October 2nd 2018
How to Get a Mexican Passport if a Parent Is a Mexican Citizen
Recently, my father inserted me as a Mexican citizen, and I was issued a Mexican passport. This is a process that the parent must do, so I asked my dad to write a bit as to what steps he took to make me a citizen. Then I added the steps that I took.
Saturday, September 29th 2018
Stop Arguing on Facebook and Vote: Tips for American Expats to Vote Abroad
The deadline to register to vote abroad is ending in a week, so we thought we would put together an article on a couple speedy ways to vote abroad. Regardless of your political beliefs, it’s important to make yourself heard—even if you’re living abroad. First of all, this New York Times Article.
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