Editor’s note: Living well in Mexico is often about embracing the unexpected, finding meaning in everyday routines and recognizing that a new country becomes home gradually rather than perfectly. But for families whose lives extend across the border, that sense of connection also comes with practical responsibilities: frequent or lengthy U.S. visits can draw immigration scrutiny when they begin to resemble residence rather than temporary travel. Together, these articles offer a thoughtful guide to building a fuller life in Mexico while navigating cross-border family ties with realism, care and an understanding of the rules.
MND Staff
After six years of living in Mexico, Charlotte Smith reflects on the lessons she has learned as a result of the move, and how they have led to a better…
A U.S. immigration attorney shares insights for Mexicans making frequent family visits to the U.S., with tips on how to avoid the appearance of attempting to establish residency.
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