Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Cost Of Living

Where and How Ex-pats Are Living Well on Less

What you'll learn

Students will be able to determine if living in or near Puerto Vallarta is a good fit for them

Students will learn the art of living well on less in Mexico, either part-time or full-time

Students will understand the benefits and the drawbacks of living in Mexico

Students will understand the different retirement locations surrounding the Bay of Banderas

Students will learn why the cost of living is low and how to benefit from the currency exchange

Students will learn about Mexico's VISA process, health insurance, medical facilities and medication

Student's level of stress due to retirement offshore will decrease

Students will learn how to travel cheap within Mexico and how to return to the US for less

Requirements

Be able to turn on a computer and watch engaging videos with the course

Description

Everything you need to know to reduce the stress associated with moving to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, The course explores popular places to live, surrounding the Baby of Banderas.  Yelapa, Boca de Tamatlon, Mismaloya, El Centro, Old-Town, PV Marina, Nuevo  Vallarta, Punta de Mita, Sayulita, and San Pancho. The course provides updated information on the cost of living; Transportation, food cost, restaurants, entertainment, medical insurance options, visa requirements, and medication in Mexico..   The Bay of Banderas is approximately 62 miles long, with different communities. surrounding the bay.  The course uses images and videos to explore each of these areas. You will learn how to find the best and cheapest accommodations, along with what to look out for.   Banking, mail, shipping, and shopping options are also included, along with the cheapest places to shop and why?   Yes, Amazon delivers to Puerto Vallarta. The cost of living for the local people is revealed to help ex-pats understand how and why the cost of living is low.  A lot of information is packed into one hour.Tourist visas, temporary residence visas, and permanent visa status are discussed, along with current requirements, that can change at any time.Health plans for ex-pats, long-term travelers, and digital nomads are discussed along with accessible direct links.This course is best suited for ex-pats, retirees, long-term travelers, and digital nomads

Overview

Section 1: Where and Why Baby Boomers Are Moving Offshore?

Lecture 1 Why Retirees are Moving Offshore and Where?

Section 2: Where to Live and Cost of Living

Lecture 2 Where to Live Cost of Living Introduction

Lecture 3 Yelapa, Boca de Tamatlan,, Mismaloya Places to Live

Lecture 4 PV Marina Bucarias Punta de Mita Sayulita San Pancho

Lecture 5 Cost of Housing Examples Rental Updates

Lecture 6 Cost of Tranportation, Food, Utilities

Lecture 7 Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

Section 3: Health Insurance

Lecture 8 Health Insurance Options

Section 4: Little Things You Need to Know

Lecture 9 The Real Beauty of Puerto Vallarta Coastline

Lecture 10 Puerto Vallarta Safety Tips Banking Entertainment

Lecture 11 Puerto Vallarta Mail Services and Entertainment

Section 5: How I and Thousands of Baby Boomers Earn Income Online

Lecture 12 Need More Income? Part I

Section 6: Travel in Mexico

Lecture 13 Budget Travel Within Mexico

Section 7: Quiz

Section 8: Thank You Video and Resources

Lecture 14 Thank You Video and Resources

People who are planning for retirement,Retirees who have a low monthly income,People who are concerned about the cost of retiring in Puerto Vallarta,Digital Nomads who are considering PV as a home base