I’ve had the pleasure to meet some Canadians in Mérida, you guys are really amazing and easygoing people. You keep a smile even in the most unbearable hot summer days, which is pretty amazing. Not even we can. I recently had the privilege to stay some weeks in British Columbia and it was the experience of my life! I’m definitely visiting it again soon.
It appears that he lives in PV only part-time and that he also has places in Toronto, Calgary and Florida? What is it like living in PV during the summer months when it's very hot and humid? It would be interesting to know how much he paid for his condo, how much it costs to maintain it, how much property taxes are, and whether he rents it out when he's not there?
Thank you for a very informative video today 🎉. Covered so many topics and I truly appreciate that. I recently purchased a Condo in Huatulco and looking forward to moving in soon. Blessing’s, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️
Stop advertising living life in Mexico. If you live there and are happy great ! That’s wonderful but don’t post it to encourage others to follow you along and talk about how easy life is and how inexpensive or relaxing it has been for you when the people that are born there can’t even catch a break.
I was hoping to learn about the financial side of a Canadian relocating to Mexico - nope it’s the cost of tomatoes and how to make friends. Good video nonetheless the less. Thanks
Gary, does the Mexican government charge you a 30% withholding tax on foreign (canadian Dividend) income, or do they leave you alone, and you just pay the CRA every year? Thanks, Bob
@@GaryShirkPV I still have to look into capital gains for non-residents. I think going non-resident means I pay 15% on CPP and OAS but not sure what the implications are for capital gains on Canadian equities. It would be nice to only pay 15% on 50% of the gains but I suspect it's more likely 15% on 100% of the gains.
and thats exactly the problem, people are coming to mexico without paying taxes gentrifying the country which is a big issue. do us a favor, and if you plan to stay here, start the process of permanent residence and pay taxes, because what you are doing is causing a lot of issues for us locals. and now canada is asking visas for mexico because "we go illegally there" ok fine, but we should start doing the same here in Mexico and respect our countries dont you think? thank you!
@@Lum3336 I see your point, but I am doing it legally. The Mexican Government doesn't charge you on foreign holdings, or a withholding tax. If you hold Canadian funds, you pay only the CRA (Canadian Revenue Agency). And, when foreigners add to the economy when they shop/ spend/ rent local which is exactly what I'm doing (I'm here Jan thru March (1 month left). By the way the customs guy stamped the wrong side of my passport, so instead of getting Permanent Residency, I'm in the system as a tourist and have to leave thre country and come back to ratify it. And you know what, I've seen a fair bit, I'm moving on to different countries and places ie Portugal, Southern US and Hawaii etc But I do agree foreigners raising the price hurts everyone ESPECIALLY the locals, It's not good.
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In Mexico we love Canadians... They will always be welcome here so learn Spanish and the experience will be much better ❤
We love lovely Mexicans in Canada too.
I’ve had the pleasure to meet some Canadians in Mérida, you guys are really amazing and easygoing people. You keep a smile even in the most unbearable hot summer days, which is pretty amazing. Not even we can.
I recently had the privilege to stay some weeks in British Columbia and it was the experience of my life! I’m definitely visiting it again soon.
Canadians are hypocrite cvnts
Outstanding interview! Embrace the culture!
Canadian Living near Puabla , mountain county , for 10 years now
Excellent video. VERY HELPFUL!! Thanks guys!!
It appears that he lives in PV only part-time and that he also has places in Toronto, Calgary and Florida? What is it like living in PV during the summer months when it's very hot and humid? It would be interesting to know how much he paid for his condo, how much it costs to maintain it, how much property taxes are, and whether he rents it out when he's not there?
Nice video! As a Canadian, I hear ya!!
Thank you for a very informative video today 🎉.
Covered so many topics and I truly appreciate that.
I recently purchased a Condo in Huatulco and looking forward to moving in soon. Blessing’s, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️
Thank you for video
Very informative
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Curious what made you decide to settle in PV versus Merida? My partner and I are looking at Mexico as an option. I’m US citizen and she’s Canadian.
We just hadn’t visited Merida, but I do hear it’s a good place to check into
I’ll also ask Wade if he had considered there and get back
Beautiful puerto Vallarta 🏝🏝🏝🇲🇽👋
Welcome in mexico enjoy 🏝🏝🏝🏝🇲🇽
We are thinking of moving down there, I was born and grew up in the east end of Toronto, thanks for your video.😊
That town looks amazing
Thanks for your words 😊
So great info
that was a great vlog . i agreed with everything you said oddly enough
great video!
Learn Spanish. It WILL pay off.
Good advice
Stop advertising living life in Mexico. If you live there and are happy great ! That’s wonderful but don’t post it to encourage others to follow you along and talk about how easy life is and how inexpensive or relaxing it has been for you when the people that are born there can’t even catch a break.
I was hoping to learn about the financial side of a Canadian relocating to Mexico - nope it’s the cost of tomatoes and how to make friends. Good video nonetheless the less. Thanks
Gary, does the Mexican government charge you a 30% withholding tax on foreign (canadian Dividend) income, or do they leave you alone, and you just pay the CRA every year? Thanks, Bob
From Wade - Robert: If you don’t have income in Mexico you pay no Mexican taxes, you just pay your CRA based on Canadian income
@@GaryShirkPV I still have to look into capital gains for non-residents. I think going non-resident means I pay 15% on CPP and OAS but not sure what the implications are for capital gains on Canadian equities. It would be nice to only pay 15% on 50% of the gains but I suspect it's more likely 15% on 100% of the gains.
and thats exactly the problem, people are coming to mexico without paying taxes gentrifying the country which is a big issue. do us a favor, and if you plan to stay here, start the process of permanent residence and pay taxes, because what you are doing is causing a lot of issues for us locals. and now canada is asking visas for mexico because "we go illegally there" ok fine, but we should start doing the same here in Mexico and respect our countries dont you think? thank you!
@@Lum3336 I see your point, but I am doing it legally. The Mexican Government doesn't charge you on foreign holdings, or a withholding tax. If you hold Canadian funds, you pay only the CRA (Canadian Revenue Agency). And, when foreigners add to the economy when they shop/ spend/ rent local which is exactly what I'm doing (I'm here Jan thru March (1 month left). By the way the customs guy stamped the wrong side of my passport, so instead of getting Permanent Residency, I'm in the system as a tourist and have to leave thre country and come back to ratify it. And you know what, I've seen a fair bit, I'm moving on to different countries and places ie Portugal, Southern US and Hawaii etc
But I do agree foreigners raising the price hurts everyone ESPECIALLY the locals, It's not good.
Wade!
What you need to know. Is Mexico has gotten very expensive. And the government is very scary now. Be careful. Things have changed.
scary? what the heck are you talking about.
Simplemente ni vengas, no los necesitamos, quédense en su país
Cost about the same now. But the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing
Great video!