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Mexico may quarantine an animal entering the country if the owner doesn’t provide a veterinarian certification.
 
If you bring your pet on a flight they generally always check, and if your pets arrives without the certification, then they can quarantine the pet until a Mexican veterinarian checks it out. Relative to driving to Mexico, many of my clients say they were never asked for their animal’s papers, but it’s possible that they will ask, so it’s good...

Mexico may quarantine an animal entering the country if the owner doesn’t provide a veterinarian certification.
 
If you bring your pet on a flight they generally always check, and if your pets arrives without the certification, then they can quarantine the pet until a Mexican veterinarian checks it out. Relative to driving to Mexico, many of my clients say they were never asked for their animal’s papers, but it’s possible that they will ask, so it’s good to get the certification.
 
I believe you need to get the certification 7 or 10 days before you leave that states that your pets have all of their vaccinations and they don’t have certain diseases. For people who have multiple pets, you can bring in somewhere in the area of three pets per person. As a result, it’s important, for example, if you have five pets and you’re two people, you put up to three pets in one person’s name and the other in the other person’s name because if one person has more than three pets, they will pay a tax.  By mistake, some people will just say, “Oh well, the wife will go to the vet and put all the pets in the wife’s name,” but when they come on board the plane, they hear “You have five animals in your name. You need to pay a tax because you’re only allowed to bring in three.”

 

(Dog riding in a car, pictured.)

I love the saying and advice: Make sure that what you have left behind, you have left behind!

 

Question your motives for wanting to leave and move abroad.

 

Your reasons for leaving will have a huge impact on the experience and how you adapt to the new country, so leave for good reasons and not because you are running away from mistakes or for the wrong reasons.

 

I love the saying and advice: Make sure that what you have left behind, you have left behind!

 

Question your motives for wanting to leave and move abroad.

 

Your reasons for leaving will have a huge impact on the experience and how you adapt to the new country, so leave for good reasons and not because you are running away from mistakes or for the wrong reasons.

 

• The lack of mosquitoes and sand flies.

• The lower density of gringos.  I’m not being rude, because “gringo” is not a bad word here. On the Cayes and Placencia, there are so many gringos living in a small area. Here we have thousands of them and they are everywhere, but they are spread out

• The lifestyle here in Cayo is nice and...

• The lack of mosquitoes and sand flies.

• The lower density of gringos.  I’m not being rude, because “gringo” is not a bad word here. On the Cayes and Placencia, there are so many gringos living in a small area. Here we have thousands of them and they are everywhere, but they are spread out

• The lifestyle here in Cayo is nice and easygoing.

• It’s far cheaper here to live than in the Cayes and Placencia. The 3 main areas where the expats are driven to in Belize are Ambergris Caye or San Pedro, Placencia, and Cayo, which is why I use the other two as reference. It’s far cheaper living here – far cheaper property and cheaper to live. 

• Cayo has nice restaurants, and plenty of things to do.  There are tourist things to do here as well. 

• If you like traveling, you can drive to Guatemala, Honduras, and Salvador easily from San Ignacio. I drive to Cancun 3 times a year for 3 to 4 days to take a break.

• The sea is an hour and a half to Belize City and two and a half hours to Placencia. 

• Given that we are about 70 – 80 miles inland, if there’s a hurricane at the coast, we are only affected in a minor way.

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The outdoor activities in Volcan and Cerro Punta area are: 

The outdoor activities in Volcan and Cerro Punta area are: 

This are just some of the activities you can find in the Volcan and Cerro Punta area.  There are more, including a wine bar, discotheques and restaurants.

 

Always at your service, 

Regards, 

Tehany