MEXICO

Mexico is a country between the United States and Central America, known for beaches on the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico, and its diverse landscape of mountains, deserts, and jungles. Ancient ruins, such as Teotihuacán and the Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, are dotted around the country, as are cities from the Spanish colonial era. In the capital Mexico City, elegant shops, famous museums and gourmet restaurants are part of modern life.

  1. THE BEACH:  The 14 best beaches in Mexico Cancun. Mayan Riviera. Vallarta Port. Acapulco. Mazunte Beach, Oaxaca. Playa del Amor or Playa Escondida, Marietas Islands. Punta Mosquito, Holbox Island. Mamita's Beach Club, Playa del Carmen.

  2. Golf courses in Cancún offer world-class, tournament-level play for one of the most popular holiday sports in the world, designed by world-famous architects like Jack Nicklaus and Nick Price. Cancún boasts no fewer than 15 of these outstanding courses, and if you're heading here on a trip, from a long weekend to a longer stay, you'll want to know which of these are the best.

  3. Check out the 10 best golf courses in Cancun and prepare for spectacular golf outings in the Caribbean.

The Mexican real estate sector has attracted the attention of other countries for having annual return rates above 6 percent. But what does Mexican law say about it? Article 27 of the Constitution indicates that any property within the country's 100-kilometer border strip cannot be acquired directly by a foreigner, and the same applies to properties within the 50-kilometer beach strip. However, to acquire property in these areas, a foreigner can create a trust in which he or she is the trustee and the bank is the trustee, with the specific purpose of acquiring property and must be regulated by the Institutions Law. of credit. The bank has the responsibility of managing the trust, which is established for a period of 50 years, with the possibility of being renewed for another equal period. "As, in any case, it is recommended that the person seek advice from both real estate and legal professionals so that the entire process can advance without problems, and above all, with the assurance that their investment is safe and has the endorsement of the authorities." respective”. Requirements for a foreigner Outside the border strip and the beach, foreigners can acquire property without the need for a trust, as long as they meet certain requirements, such as: Temporary or permanent residence permit in Mexico, issued by the National Migration Institute. Federal Taxpayer Registry (RFC) before the Tax Administration Service (SAT) to be able to pay the corresponding taxes in Mexico.

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