I'm a seasonal worker that travels and when I'm not working my savings take a great hit. Looking to see what is the best option for me. I'm Mexican but haven't returned since I was 5 cause of legal statues but I just became a us citizen. Wife is Caucasian and my 4 year old.
Things that are important to me,
when I have to travel to the states, is it going to be safe for my family to be by themselves?
School cost of a bilingual school? Would love for my kid to learn spanish.
cost for a simple 2 or 3 bd in safe area?
And finally, is ajijic or San Miguel a great fit for my English speaking wife that is only 32? I'd like for her to feel comfortable
I pay 700 rent in USD for 2 bd house.
So I would wanna keep it around or below that
but my main concern is health care in the USA
Ajijic or San Miguel? family of 3 age 33/32/4 need info.
I'm not opposed to other suggestions. I'm taking my first trip to mexico in the summer and would love to scout a few cities.
You'll pick a place with a fairly large English speaking population.
Here in Coatepec, there's a cultural center run by volunteers and there are courses in Spanish for expats.
Your 4 year old shouldn't have a problem in a day care or kinder, this is a city that welcomes English speakers.
I'm not sure this city would meet your criteria but it might be worth a look.
Googling things like most popular expat destinations or living in Mexico on a budget may help.
Then there's:
http://rollybrook.com/http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/http://yucalandia.com/http://www.mexperience.com/
that may help.
Thank you very much for the information, I'll have to do some research on Coatepec.
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