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Mexican culture celebrates holidays similarly to the United States; however, there are different customs. From what you wear to what you eat, it’s important in Mexican culture to celebrate holidays with festive gatherings. Christmas is an example of a festive holiday in Mexican culture that is highly involved.

Souvenir Shopping Guide: 17 Must-Buy Local Products from Mexico City

• Hand-Blown Glass. In Mexico, hand-blown and mouth-blown glass is a revered art form with a long history.
• Jewelry.
• Día de los Muertos.
• Tribal Art.
• Chocolate.
• Tequila.
• Huipil Clothing.
• Mexican Art.

A single person estimated monthly costs are 486$ (9,660MXN) without rent. Cost of living in Mexico is, on average, 48.09% lower than in United States….Cost of Living in Mexico.

Here are some suggestions for great souvenirs to bring back from your cruise to Mexico.

• Mexican Chocolate.
• Mexican Vanilla.
• Pottery.
• Xtabentún Liqueur.
• Taxco Silver.
• Mexican Textile Souvenirs.
• Hot Salsa.
• Mexican Coffee Beans.

Best Deals on Nike

1. Finish Line. Finish Line always has around 800 shoes on sale for up to 60% off.
2. Macy’s. Finish Line directly supplies Macy’s with most of their Nike shoes.
3. Nike.com. Yes, Nike.com belongs high up on this list.
4. Kohl’s.
5. Eastbay & Final-Score.
6. Academy Sports.
7. Dick’s Sporting Goods.

The price of 1 pair of sport shoes (Nike, Adidas, or equivalent brands) in Mexico City is Mex$ 1,599.

The price of 2 liters of Coca-Cola in Mexico City is $1.43 (Mex$ 30)

A single person is hard-pressed to spend more than $1,000 here on a modest budget….Average Cost of Living Across Mexico: $600 – $2,000.

yes, you can live off $15 an hour…as long as you live in a city with a low cost of living index and do not have dependents. However, depending on how frugal you are, you likely won’t have much money left over at the end of the month for many ‘extras’.

Guanajuato

180 days

U.S. law does not mention dual nationality or require a person to choose one nationality or another. A U.S. citizen may naturalize in a foreign state without any risk to his or her U.S. citizenship. The naturalization process in Mexico is managed by the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores (SRE).

If you need to stay longer you must leave Mexico and return for another 180 days. However, if you happen to overstay your visa limit, it normally involves paying a fee at the airport on the way out of the country.

If you overstay your FMM allowance of 180 days, nothing seriously bad will happen. However, you will be sent to the immigration office at the airport, where you will have to pay a fine based on how many days you’ve overstayed. In most circumstances, the fine won’t be more than $350 USD.