Weros vayan al Parque Bicentenario, esta muy bonito y es enorme, se los recomiendo mucho aparte hay áreas de comer frente al lago y juegos mecánicos y muchas mas actividades. Saludos
Another great video you two! I love watching them all, but it makes me pine for Mexico. We can’t wait until we can travel again, without the COVID tests, etc. Keep up the great work, as it’s truly appreciated by a heck of a lot of people world wide. Cheers from Alberta, Canada.
I usually do not comment on your videos, but love watching. When you went to the mall, and I saw LUSH cosmetics behind you, I knew that you were right about the wealth in that state. You see, LUSH is like wholefoods, You will NEVER find a Whole Foods in a poor area ANY where in the US. I live for LUSH products, and having them in a mall near were you live is certaintly a sign of comfort, and prestige. Great job on choosing that state, I am a luxury traveler when I travel, being able to get high quality skin care goods in that location says A LOT about the location. Keep traveling beautiful Maddie, and handsome Jordan, cant wait to see more of your discoveries.
That mall has every luxury store you could think of. And if it's not a stand-alone store it's probably in the fancy pants department store called Palacio de Hierro
I so look forward to Saturdays - Tangerine Day for me! All jokes aside, I learn so much in each and every video you post - I feel a lot more comfortable making a vacation trip to Mexico. Keep up the excellent work. Hope you have nothing but the best of times on your adventures!
You're spot on with your observations! You'll also like the bus station! Beyond Pinal de Amoles, have a look at Jalpan. While you're there you can spend a day to drive to the 5 missions in the area and check out Las Pozas in Xilitla, among many other attractions.
Hey Jordan, if you like baseball, we play Monday nights at Queretaro 2000 park, we are just waiting for this pandemic to finish so we can resume our trainings. You can play with us
Could you tell us what your monthly rent is for this awesome home you found? Sounds like Queretaro is pricey for Mexico. How much do you pay and is that average/typical for rentals there?
Querétaro is expensive compared to other places. Water is very expensive as well as electricity. Internet in the area I am is super expensive. The only cheap bill I have every month is natural gas.
Hola amigos wueritos lo digo con respeto... perdon.... pero no conozco sus nombres ?.. uds. Hacen ecxelentes videos me encantan porque son interesantes y amenos soy una sra. Queretana y estoy encantada de escuchar sus comentarios de mi bonita ciudad .. Bendiciones para uds. Y ke tengan exito en sus planes un abrazo cariñoso 🥰🙅🏻♀️💜🙏🌸🌷👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻
The hubs and I look forward to your videos every Saturday! Keep 'em coming, please. We're counting the days until we finally get to visit and look around the various neighborhoods. Would love to meet up with you guys and buy you dinner or at least a coffee, but I bet you get tons of requests like that. You can't be everything to everyone, I get that. Say hi to 'Laska!
Hi guys a love your videos I live en Quereretaro is amazing that friends of USA love to travel across Mexico and show to the world that our country is not the same like the movies. I love to invite you to eat in my restaurant is of Mexican Sushi is a very popular Franchise nice to say Hi Tangerines 😁✌🏼✌🏼
Well I've been living here my hole life and I'd like to say that you might get disappointed soon, but no, your enthusiasm over this city makes me realize how lucky I am for living here. Of course there's a lot of horrible things like any other part of the world but we truly are lucky to live here, it's awesome.
Yes, I agree with you. That's why I moved from Mex city to Qro 16 years ago. Another fact is the good number of international companies settled to supply aircrafts & automobile industry. In future the only problem is going to be the water, so we have to be more creative about it.
Hello from Dallas, I travelled in Mexico from Jan to March, through 12 states, but didn't get a chance to visit Queretaro, may be next time. I got sick of flying with masks, next time I may drive, I know it's kind of scary, but got to take a chance. I like ocean but not humidity, I did enjoy La paz very much, but not Cabo San Lucas, it seems like all the activities were concentrated at Medona beach, and vendors don't leave you alone. I wish I had seen your videos earlier, I recently discovered you guys, great content, and very informative. Cheers 🥃👍
The weather really is great. I have lived close by in San Miguel de Allende for 12 years now and the weather is virtually identical to Queretaro. When sunny or in the summer months it is glorious and pleasant. One of the reasons we moved here, but starting around November to February you will certainly require some heating device(s) in your home. We have 3 gas fireplaces that cannot heat our home and also have in-floor radiant heat for the coldest periods. Quite expensive in gas, which is not cheap at all. The temperature drops at night and if it is a rainy or cloudy day you will be cold. Fortunately we get around 320 sunny days a year! The housing here is made of brick, cement and rebar with no insulation. Spent 40 years in Quebec, Canada so I am familiar with cold weather but at least the houses up there have central heat and insulation. Do enjoy the lovely summer weather, but be prepared for the cold times.
So great seeing ya two again Jordan and Maddie, its been a bit hectic with work here, but glad to see you both are fine and happy. Thumbs up, liked and give a nice pat for me to Laska! :D
Something you forgot to mention and is one of the things I chose to live in Queretaro as well is that besides it’s the safest city , there are no earthquakes!
Queretaro state is definitely on my list as one of my possible destinations for my future home in Mexico. The city there looks beautiful and seems like a very nice place to call home. But me being more of a "country living" guy, I prefer a more rural location. I really like Bernal (with its very own "Devil's Tower"!😎) Or out in (or near) one of Queretaro's rural vineyard lands, which looks beautiful and pretty tranquil. The state has various possibilities for me (along with other Mexican locations I am thinking about). One thing that is for sure is I am really looking forward to begin my new life in Mexico very soon.
Hay una aplicación que funciona bien en el centro de Querétaro y que probablemente es más barata que Uber y es el Qrotaxi. Servicio que ofrece el gob del estado y que te saca del apuro. Así que pruebenla, viene en la aplicación del IQT en apple store o play store para Android. Y con los taxistas si puedes conocer la ciudad, se saben unas historias bien locas :)) aunque a veces sus unidades están feas, es un servicio chido
Hi, guys! Wondering why Laska isn't with you in the park? Is it not dog friendly? Speaking about your wonderful home we would sure love to get the tour. Your concerns about security are noted but you don't need to show the outside, just the rooms which would not identify your location. You also are probably the only people driving around in a tangeriniemobile so that's more obvious. You also said the weather was perfect but that sure looked like quite the storm coming in this video. Take care.
You guys aren't the first, definetly not the last, to look outside the US for a better and easier life. A lot of people, who are totally fed up with the political and economic BS in the US, are gonna head for that exit door. I can tell you, I am one of them. kudos🤙
@@prime8nate Can you elaborate? I live in Mexico and I don't see the political bs. We finally have a decent president in decades, the federal government is investing heavily in infrastructure, also is supporting a lot of young students with scholarships, the health care is way cheaper than in the US just to name a few reasons.
Coming from Phoenix I understand finding the perfect weather. 85 degrees is perfect. No natural disaster since we don't have them in Phoenix yet being close to so many other states. Looks like a place that I should consider for my future.
Can you guys do a video on the cost of living there? We've been to SMA five times and I love it, but Ultimately it's just too expensive for Mexico, as a potential place to live. I'd love to know how the city's compare cost wise...rents, restaurants, things to do? Good/bad areas?
Wow, I must have missed something when I went there 11 years ago.I took a day trip from Guanajuato and hung around down I wish I would have known about these places you mentioned here.This makes me want to go again and spend more time.
The Prius-C is amazing! It's actually one of the top selling cars in Mexico. Most states in Mexico have Uber, only southern states or small cities don't. Overall Querétaro is amazing,I think you selected one of the most beautiful states in Mexico. It's actually a state that receives tons of migration from other people in Mexico
Are there any repetitive barking dogs that you can hear when you're at home? The repetitive barking dogs from neighbours has been my biggest suffering in Mexico.
Hanging out in the same place for that long, you're going to need a new type of video. Please dig into the daily life, talk to people who have lived there, tourist sites, nearby airports, athletics(exercise) clubs, costs to purchase new to used vehicles, scooters, motorcycles, etc.
As long as you live in a mid to big size city in Mexico the cost of living is decent, getting any type of pre-owned or CPO will be cheap since there are A LOT of cars. Mostly full size to compact SUVs. For comparison getting a 2010 suburban will cost you around 4-7k USD . Clean,mint, and they are super common. Getting a 2015+ premium car costs around 10-20k. Brand new cars are around the same 10-40k. Premium cars are around 30-80k. Exotic cars are common in big cities . Those cities also have exotic or supercar dealerships. Most cities have s vibrant nightlife. All sorts of entertainment cutting edge and traditional can be found in mid to big size cities. Also México is part of the North American region, so we share a lot of aspects when it comes to the. market. Full size vehicles are not uncommon. Expect every major US store and even small stores. Home Depot,Walmart,HEB, Carl's Jrs,Ace,Costco,etc. Expect every us brand. And to all of that add Mexican corporate brands which as of now dominate the Market, premium supermarkets,middle class Supermarkets,working class Supermarkets, cutting edge top of the trim Mexican designed and owned stores. Big Mexican retailers and Mexican restaurants. Overall if you lived in a US suburb you basically lived in a Mexican suburb. Even the architecture is about the same on middle to upper middle class suburbs.
It would be great if you make a video about handcrafted gifts made by Otomi indigenous women, organized in several small bisnesses, such as Khoti. It would be a great support for them!!
Nice job, as usual. No one can accuse this video of being negative in any way, not that I think your opinions and generally rightful criticism, when you have any, comes across to me as negative. It's obvious you both love Queretero. Glad you both found a great place for yourselves. Just one request...Laska soon? :)
Guanajuato is so lovely, but it is a small town. We were planning to move there thinking we would be moving on in six months to a year (perfect). We stopped here for five days on our way....and stayed. Prior to Covid we loved all of the activities on weekends. While we cant wait for all the music to come back- we still appreciate how much there is to do here. Not bored yet. I also love that it is so easily walkable. After being here I don't think I want a car ever again.
Terry-am a bit confused-when you say "here" do you mean Queretaro? You said it is very walkable-were you referring to Guanajuato or Queretaro, as Maddie and Jordan commented that it was big, spread out, and not so walkable
yo viví en Querétaro, ahora vivo en Monterrey pero estoy enamorado de Querétaro y si algún día tengo la oportunidad de vivir otra vez ahí con no lo pensaría dos veces, Querétaro es bello y mas tranquilo que Monterrey. saludos
Que es lo que mas te gusta de Queretaro? porque te mudaste a Monterrey? Vivo en una ciudad en el sur de Argentina y me hace acordar un poco a esta ciudad.
@@AndreaAvila78 me mudé a Monterrey porque conseguí un buen trabajo, en Querétaro también los hay pero con el paso del tiempo me instalé en Monterrey y conseguí estabilidad por lo tanto me es difícil tener que empezar de nuevo en otro lugar con mi familia pero Querétaro es muy bonito y todo lo que dijeron el el video es cierto, limpieza, menos inseguridad, restaurantes, el centro histórico, y lo mejor de todo para mi es la ubicación es muy céntrico ya que tienes muchos lugares alrededor en su mayoría a menos de dos horas en automóvil, mientras viví en Querétaro pude visitar varios pueblos mágicos a los que las demás personas de la republica mexicana visitan en vacaciones y por medio de paquetes de viajes y yo lo tenia a una hora de camino hasta me iba en un bus y regresaba el mismo día por la tarde a mi casa
You talk about a list you made for what you had to have in a home and what you would like to have. I'm moving to Chapala in the fall and have a list also but would really like to know what's on your list.
I have recently requested the permanent resident visa from the Mexican consulate, Portland, Oregon. The initial process is now on-line. The request is emailed, with a short description of the reason for the request. An official replies with a PDF file. The PDF is completed and returned via email. After 10 days, an in-person appointment date is sent by email. Even though I requested a permanent visa request form, I only received a temporary request form. Communication with the consulate is quite terse.
Also, I just watched 1 of your other videos on Queretaro--where you talk about how windy it is. Is that a seasonal thing or a certain area of the city-- trying to keep my eyes clean?
It seems that Mexico is in a better economic position than Argentina. Argentina is getting very poor and dangerous. I would like to go to Mexico on holidays one day. It looks quite appealing. Thank you for this video. Very interesting.
In way better economic position than Argentina for so many years now. I lived in Mexico 30 years ago and then moved to Buenos Aires, the difference was already very notorious, cannot imagine now with all that has been going on in Argentina 😢
I like your videos. I first started following you with the Las Vegas ones, but now I'm learning about Mexico. Very informative. I'm not sure if you're originally from the states and you may have gave your background in other videos but may have missed them. I would like to know if you two work at a "9 to 5" job though. I know money can be made ding videos, but never heard you mention a source of income. Keep up the good work !
Hey guys. I've been following your channel for a few weeks now. I love your videos. I'm planning on moving myself and my family to Mexico in a few years and I want to find a city with a moderate amount of things to do preferably coastal or near the water and with best bang for your buck real estate. If you have some suggestions please let me know. I'm going to continue to research
I would be very interested to hear more about how you meet people. Queretaro looks nice, but it looks like a very car-oriented city. I've found that car-oriented cities increase anonymity and isolation. How do you work around that?
@@Lawman212 I live in the Centro where walking is so much easier than having a car. It is easy to meet people here. It seems necessary to have a car for Laska, but strolling is a good way to get to know the city and the people. For example: Costco is an easy 45 minute walk for me (about two miles) then just Uber back- about 50 pesos. It makes meeting locals fun
It is a well known fact in Querétaro that there is an "agreement" between local government and drug cartels that allow their families live here (El Campanario) but they dont fight each other. Other fact is that a there is a lot of money laundering as investments in the city.
Do you have to inform the INM each time you move? I am about to fly to Mexico and complete my temporary visa however I will not be staying in one place for long! Thank you loving your videos.
Querétaro clima perfecto? Yo vivo en Sn Juan del Río Querétaro y toda esta zona es semidesértica, así que clima perfecto es una declaración muy particular. Muy poca lluvia, sin embargo hace 3 años hubo una gran inundación en Sn Juan.,así que cada quién tendrá su definición de "perfecto".
I’ve been living in USA for 21 years, I’m from Qro, (Arizona) and people have no idea where is my hometown, and they think I’m from a little dirt town because they have never heard of it.
If you want to know more about Queretaro, check out this video. Things that shocked us about Queretaro: th-cam.com/video/VJ9LsWIlK2E/w-d-xo.html
Love this! Completely changes my views of Mexico… I thought drug dealers were all in Mexico like MS13
When you go to Vegas again let me know, we can meet up for lunch!!
I'm so happy for you Maddie and Jordan.🤗 It's always nice to know when you've made the right decision, right? Have an Awesome weekend!😊
Weros vayan al Parque Bicentenario, esta muy bonito y es enorme, se los recomiendo mucho aparte hay áreas de comer frente al lago y juegos mecánicos y muchas mas actividades. Saludos
You should visit Mirador Cuatro Palos, the best lookout in all Querétaro and one of the best in Mexico.
Your enthusiasm for Queretaro is contagious! So happy that you've found a home that a perfect fit for you. 😁
Another great video you two! I love watching them all, but it makes me pine for Mexico. We can’t wait until we can travel again, without the COVID tests, etc. Keep up the great work, as it’s truly appreciated by a heck of a lot of people world wide. Cheers from Alberta, Canada.
@@mycaddigo4562 Should of just sneaked across the border. If you get caught just tell them Joe sent you. No problemo.
Be prepared for the rain that starts, every day, for the month of August.
Queretaro mi tierra natal saludos desde Texas 🥺🥺❤
I usually do not comment on your videos, but love watching. When you went to the mall, and I saw LUSH cosmetics behind you, I knew that you were right about the wealth in that state. You see, LUSH is like wholefoods, You will NEVER find a Whole Foods in a poor area ANY where in the US. I live for LUSH products, and having them in a mall near were you live is certaintly a sign of comfort, and prestige. Great job on choosing that state, I am a luxury traveler when I travel, being able to get high quality skin care goods in that location says A LOT about the location. Keep traveling beautiful Maddie, and handsome Jordan, cant wait to see more of your discoveries.
That mall has every luxury store you could think of. And if it's not a stand-alone store it's probably in the fancy pants department store called Palacio de Hierro
I so look forward to Saturdays - Tangerine Day for me! All jokes aside, I learn so much in each and every video you post - I feel a lot more comfortable making a vacation trip to Mexico. Keep up the excellent work. Hope you have nothing but the best of times on your adventures!
Love this town. Would love to live there. Thanks for all your info. God bless
So happy for you guys for finding your perfect place!! 🤗🤗🤗
Thanks so much Heather!
The mall reminds us of Andares in Guadalajara. It looks like a beautiful city.
It's pretty similar. Antea is quite a bit larger though
I can't wait to get to Queretaro! Just got to Mexico 3 wks ago. Queretaro is definitely on my list for a place to live
Vayan hacia carretera a Huimilpan! Sobre la carretera venden elotes asados increíbles o en el centro de huimilpan también
You're spot on with your observations! You'll also like the bus station! Beyond Pinal de Amoles, have a look at Jalpan. While you're there you can spend a day to drive to the 5 missions in the area and check out Las Pozas in Xilitla, among many other attractions.
Hey Jordan, if you like baseball, we play Monday nights at Queretaro 2000 park, we are just waiting for this pandemic to finish so we can resume our trainings. You can play with us
Will you be doing a “cost of living in Queretaro” video soon?
Yes there are. But everyone’s lifestyle is different so I would like to see their expenses.
I agree on a more itemized list, but they did mention that it’s a bit more expensive than other cities, which is expected for such a nice city.
We might do that in the future, thanks for the comment Jerry
Could you tell us what your monthly rent is for this awesome home you found? Sounds like Queretaro is pricey for Mexico. How much do you pay and is that average/typical for rentals there?
Querétaro is expensive compared to other places. Water is very expensive as well as electricity. Internet in the area I am is super expensive. The only cheap bill I have every month is natural gas.
Hola amigos wueritos lo digo con respeto... perdon.... pero no conozco sus nombres ?.. uds. Hacen ecxelentes videos me encantan porque son interesantes y amenos soy una sra. Queretana y estoy encantada de escuchar sus comentarios de mi bonita ciudad .. Bendiciones para uds. Y ke tengan exito en sus planes un abrazo cariñoso 🥰🙅🏻♀️💜🙏🌸🌷👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻
The hubs and I look forward to your videos every Saturday! Keep 'em coming, please. We're counting the days until we finally get to visit and look around the various neighborhoods. Would love to meet up with you guys and buy you dinner or at least a coffee, but I bet you get tons of requests like that. You can't be everything to everyone, I get that. Say hi to 'Laska!
You mentioned great weather, im sold 🌞❤️
Hi guys a love your videos I live en Quereretaro is amazing that friends of USA love to travel across Mexico and show to the world that our country is not the same like the movies.
I love to invite you to eat in my restaurant is of Mexican Sushi is a very popular Franchise nice to say Hi Tangerines 😁✌🏼✌🏼
Queretaro looks so beautiful!
now if only it had a beach lol..can't give up the beach just yet...great video...Viv
Well I've been living here my hole life and I'd like to say that you might get disappointed soon, but no, your enthusiasm over this city makes me realize how lucky I am for living here. Of course there's a lot of horrible things like any other part of the world but we truly are lucky to live here, it's awesome.
Hay un café en el centro que se llama "el apapacho" lo recomiendo
Yes, I agree with you. That's why I moved from Mex city to Qro 16 years ago. Another fact is the good number of international companies settled to supply aircrafts & automobile industry. In future the only problem is going to be the water, so we have to be more creative about it.
Hello from Dallas, I travelled in Mexico from Jan to March, through 12 states, but didn't get a chance to visit Queretaro, may be next time. I got sick of flying with masks, next time I may drive, I know it's kind of scary, but got to take a chance. I like ocean but not humidity, I did enjoy La paz very much, but not Cabo San Lucas, it seems like all the activities were concentrated at Medona beach, and vendors don't leave you alone. I wish I had seen your videos earlier, I recently discovered you guys, great content, and very informative. Cheers 🥃👍
La Paz is a beautiful place!
Great video. I haven’t been to queretaro but it’s been on my list for a long time.
Where's Laska your dog?
The weather really is great. I have lived close by in San Miguel de Allende for 12 years now and the weather is virtually identical to Queretaro. When sunny or in the summer months it is glorious and pleasant. One of the reasons we moved here, but starting around November to February you will certainly require some heating device(s) in your home. We have 3 gas fireplaces that cannot heat our home and also have in-floor radiant heat for the coldest periods. Quite expensive in gas, which is not cheap at all. The temperature drops at night and if it is a rainy or cloudy day you will be cold. Fortunately we get around 320 sunny days a year! The housing here is made of brick, cement and rebar with no insulation. Spent 40 years in Quebec, Canada so I am familiar with cold weather but at least the houses up there have central heat and insulation. Do enjoy the lovely summer weather, but be prepared for the cold times.
SMA 👎 for me
I was in SMA in the winter and it was COLD.
So great seeing ya two again Jordan and Maddie, its been a bit hectic with work here, but glad to see you both are fine and happy. Thumbs up, liked and give a nice pat for me to Laska! :D
Jordan has such patience
Something you forgot to mention and is one of the things I chose to live in Queretaro as well is that besides it’s the safest city , there are no earthquakes!
The exact center of Mexico is somewhere in Northern Aguascalientes or Southern Zacatecas
Can you do an episode on your monthly bills and how much you pay, now that you live in Queretaro Mexico
Queretaro state is definitely on my list as one of my possible destinations for my future home in Mexico. The city there looks beautiful and seems like a very nice place to call home. But me being more of a "country living" guy, I prefer a more rural location. I really like Bernal (with its very own "Devil's Tower"!😎) Or out in (or near) one of Queretaro's rural vineyard lands, which looks beautiful and pretty tranquil. The state has various possibilities for me (along with other Mexican locations I am thinking about). One thing that is for sure is I am really looking forward to begin my new life in Mexico very soon.
El clima este año ha sido muy bueno, comparado con los últimos años que había estado muy caliente y seco.
Cual es la temperatura promedio? Es tranquilo para vivir? Me hace acordar un poco a mi ciudad. Vivo en una pequeña ciudad en Patagonia, Argentina.
Que tal, de 27 a 30 C° aprox
@@enriquet.r8565 🤯WOW! Genial!!!
Hay una aplicación que funciona bien en el centro de Querétaro y que probablemente es más barata que Uber y es el Qrotaxi. Servicio que ofrece el gob del estado y que te saca del apuro. Así que pruebenla, viene en la aplicación del IQT en apple store o play store para Android. Y con los taxistas si puedes conocer la ciudad, se saben unas historias bien locas :)) aunque a veces sus unidades están feas, es un servicio chido
Hi, guys! Wondering why Laska isn't with you in the park? Is it not dog friendly? Speaking about your wonderful home we would sure love to get the tour. Your concerns about security are noted but you don't need to show the outside, just the rooms which would not identify your location. You also are probably the only people driving around in a tangeriniemobile so that's more obvious. You also said the weather was perfect but that sure looked like quite the storm coming in this video. Take care.
I'm guessing that park it pet friendly but we were out for the day recording a video and didn't know which of the things were pet friendly.
Welcome to Queretaro Guys!!!
Hi Jason and Maddie.
Have a bonito dia.
Fun! We were recently in Querétaro , but would need more time to really do it justice. You look happy there!
Thanks, we are! Yeah it's a big city...hard to scratch the surface in a few days or even weeks.
welcome.. usa and mexico!!
Thanks for sharing
You guys aren't the first, definetly not the last, to look outside the US for a better and easier life. A lot of people, who are totally fed up with the political and economic BS in the US, are gonna head for that exit door. I can tell you, I am one of them. kudos🤙
Yep, that'll be me next year.
Me too in August.
Yep! Portugal for us.
@@prime8nate i lived in guadalajara for 7 years, then came back to Los Angeles. Mexico ain't perfect, but the cost of living is much lower.
@@prime8nate Can you elaborate? I live in Mexico and I don't see the political bs. We finally have a decent president in decades, the federal government is investing heavily in infrastructure, also is supporting a lot of young students with scholarships, the health care is way cheaper than in the US just to name a few reasons.
I enjoy so much hearing how you pronounce: Querétro
Queretaro is a beautiful city 👌🏻👍and all its magical towns, shame on the rulers, in which area do they live in Queretaro?
Where's Laska?
Coming from Phoenix I understand finding the perfect weather. 85 degrees is perfect. No natural disaster since we don't have them in Phoenix yet being close to so many other states. Looks like a place that I should consider for my future.
Can you guys do a video on the cost of living there? We've been to SMA five times and I love it, but Ultimately it's just too expensive for Mexico, as a potential place to live. I'd love to know how the city's compare cost wise...rents, restaurants, things to do? Good/bad areas?
Waaay cheaper than sma! You’ll love it! You can have a good house for 150k dlls o rent it for 1k a month in a good area.
Wow, I must have missed something when I went there 11 years ago.I took a day trip from Guanajuato and hung around down I wish I would have known about these places you mentioned here.This makes me want to go again and spend more time.
Queretaro’s boom started like 8 or ten years ago. Now it’s a place everybody wants to be! 👍
The Prius-C is amazing! It's actually one of the top selling cars in Mexico.
Most states in Mexico have Uber, only southern states or small cities don't.
Overall Querétaro is amazing,I think you selected one of the most beautiful states in Mexico.
It's actually a state that receives tons of migration from other people in Mexico
Y'all look so relaxed and happy! Congrats👍☺
We are, thank you!
Are there any repetitive barking dogs that you can hear when you're at home? The repetitive barking dogs from neighbours has been my biggest suffering in Mexico.
Hanging out in the same place for that long, you're going to need a new type of video. Please dig into the daily life, talk to people who have lived there, tourist sites, nearby airports, athletics(exercise) clubs, costs to purchase new to used vehicles, scooters, motorcycles, etc.
As long as you live in a mid to big size city in Mexico the cost of living is decent, getting any type of pre-owned or CPO will be cheap since there are A LOT of cars.
Mostly full size to compact SUVs.
For comparison getting a 2010 suburban will cost you around 4-7k USD .
Clean,mint, and they are super common.
Getting a 2015+ premium car costs around 10-20k.
Brand new cars are around the same 10-40k.
Premium cars are around 30-80k.
Exotic cars are common in big cities .
Those cities also have exotic or supercar dealerships.
Most cities have s vibrant nightlife.
All sorts of entertainment cutting edge and traditional can be found in mid to big size cities.
Also México is part of the North American region, so we share a lot of aspects when it comes to the. market.
Full size vehicles are not uncommon.
Expect every major US store and even small stores.
Home Depot,Walmart,HEB, Carl's Jrs,Ace,Costco,etc.
Expect every us brand.
And to all of that add Mexican corporate brands which as of now dominate the Market, premium supermarkets,middle class Supermarkets,working class Supermarkets, cutting edge top of the trim Mexican designed and owned stores.
Big Mexican retailers and Mexican restaurants.
Overall if you lived in a US suburb you basically lived in a Mexican suburb.
Even the architecture is about the same on middle to upper middle class suburbs.
50 DF is quite cold for me!!!!
It would be great if you make a video about handcrafted gifts made by Otomi indigenous women, organized in several small bisnesses, such as Khoti. It would be a great support for them!!
How is Laska?
nice that car travel is that quick in Queretaro.
You have been here for a few months and you have already made friends, I've been here all my life and I don't have any
Queretaro is high on my list of places I want to visit and hope to move to some day if I like it and can afford live there.
you are going to loooooove the tours around Queretaro. you made a very wise decision :D
Tangerine s friends, go to Pinal de Amoles. QRO also Peña de Bernal. Pueblo Mágico..
Nice job, as usual. No one can accuse this video of being negative in any way, not that I think your opinions and generally rightful criticism, when you have any, comes across to me as negative. It's obvious you both love Queretero. Glad you both found a great place for yourselves. Just one request...Laska soon? :)
Despues Pinal de Amoles es Jalpan deserra es pueblo magico y xilitla el jardin subrealista de Edward James
xilita es en san luis
What had you choosing Queretaro over Guanajuato, as in how did Guanajuato lose its position as a place to live as compared to Queretaro?
Guanajuato is so lovely, but it is a small town. We were planning to move there thinking we would be moving on in six months to a year (perfect). We stopped here for five days on our way....and stayed. Prior to Covid we loved all of the activities on weekends. While we cant wait for all the music to come back- we still appreciate how much there is to do here. Not bored yet. I also love that it is so easily walkable. After being here I don't think I want a car ever again.
Terry-am a bit confused-when you say "here" do you mean Queretaro? You said it is very walkable-were you referring to Guanajuato or Queretaro, as Maddie and Jordan commented that it was big, spread out, and not so walkable
How's the golfing scene in Queretaro?
Glad you found a great place.
yo viví en Querétaro, ahora vivo en Monterrey pero estoy enamorado de Querétaro y si algún día tengo la oportunidad de vivir otra vez ahí con no lo pensaría dos veces, Querétaro es bello y mas tranquilo que Monterrey.
saludos
Que es lo que mas te gusta de Queretaro? porque te mudaste a Monterrey? Vivo en una ciudad en el sur de Argentina y me hace acordar un poco a esta ciudad.
@@AndreaAvila78 me mudé a Monterrey porque conseguí un buen trabajo, en Querétaro también los hay pero con el paso del tiempo me instalé en Monterrey y conseguí estabilidad por lo tanto me es difícil tener que empezar de nuevo en otro lugar con mi familia pero Querétaro es muy bonito y todo lo que dijeron el el video es cierto, limpieza, menos inseguridad, restaurantes, el centro histórico, y lo mejor de todo para mi es la ubicación es muy céntrico ya que tienes muchos lugares alrededor en su mayoría a menos de dos horas en automóvil, mientras viví en Querétaro pude visitar varios pueblos mágicos a los que las demás personas de la republica mexicana visitan en vacaciones y por medio de paquetes de viajes y yo lo tenia a una hora de camino hasta me iba en un bus y regresaba el mismo día por la tarde a mi casa
@@danielsaldierna6168 😀 Qué hermoso todo lo que me contás! Me encantaría conocer México. Se ve muy lindo.
There's a piramid in the middle of the City by the way ☺️.
Con sus videos aprendo inglés saludos!!
Yeh Querétaro is amazing! Is other México.
Who do you use for dog sitting?
So kind a like Summer in Wisconsin and Minnesota...just a year round lol
You talk about a list you made for what you had to have in a home and what you would like to have. I'm moving to Chapala in the fall and have a list also but would really like to know what's on your list.
I have recently requested the permanent resident visa from the Mexican consulate, Portland, Oregon. The initial process is now on-line. The request is emailed, with a short description of the reason for the request. An official replies with a PDF file. The PDF is completed and returned via email. After 10 days, an in-person appointment date is sent by email. Even though I requested a permanent visa request form, I only received a temporary request form. Communication with the consulate is quite terse.
You can't obtain a permanent residence without spending a couple of years here to begin with
Bienvenidos a Querétaro
I love your videos both of you guys keep enjoying and shering all your videos very good job👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💟❤💟💟
Also, I just watched 1 of your other videos on Queretaro--where you talk about how windy it is. Is that a seasonal thing or a certain area of the city-- trying to keep my eyes clean?
High speed Internet Good news we missed live streaming 🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊😃😃😃😉😉
Cool vid. Any plans to visit Vegas again? Love you guys...
It seems that Mexico is in a better economic position than Argentina. Argentina is getting very poor and dangerous. I would like to go to Mexico on holidays one day. It looks quite appealing. Thank you for this video. Very interesting.
In way better economic position than Argentina for so many years now. I lived in Mexico 30 years ago and then moved to Buenos Aires, the difference was already very notorious, cannot imagine now with all that has been going on in Argentina 😢
@@A.bormcax 😢😭 I'm so unhappy in this country. Argentina is not in a good place right now.
@@AndreaAvila78 I feel your pain, time to leave maybe?
I did 11 years ago, best decision ever
@@A.bormcax Yes, you are right. Where did you move to?
@@stone0234 I would never move to another Latin American country. I would only go there on holidays.
You left Puerto Morelos
Wow
A lot of great reasons why you moved there. But also some are reasons to visit as well 😃
I like your videos. I first started following you with the Las Vegas ones, but now I'm learning about Mexico. Very informative. I'm not sure if you're originally from the states and you may have gave your background in other videos but may have missed them. I would like to know if you two work at a "9 to 5" job though. I know money can be made ding videos, but never heard you mention a source of income. Keep up the good work !
Thanks for watching our vids Dennis! Here's a video we made that answers your question about "9 to 5" th-cam.com/video/68Ws4zhiOeA/w-d-xo.html
Ya fueron al restaurante ex hacienda la Laborcilla? De noche es más bonito
todavia no, tengo ganas de ir
@@TangerineTravels ok, se los recomiendo para cenar, es un lugar lleno de luces y hermoso, de día no se disfruta mucho, de noche si, gracias!
Where would you recommend for a 1 month stay in the Riviera Maya, my wife and I and our 3 year old plan on going this November?
I'll be in San Juan Del Rio soon. Come see me!
Hola gracias por el video
Hey guys. I've been following your channel for a few weeks now. I love your videos. I'm planning on moving myself and my family to Mexico in a few years and I want to find a city with a moderate amount of things to do preferably coastal or near the water and with best bang for your buck real estate. If you have some suggestions please let me know. I'm going to continue to research
I would be very interested to hear more about how you meet people. Queretaro looks nice, but it looks like a very car-oriented city. I've found that car-oriented cities increase anonymity and isolation. How do you work around that?
We've been meeting people while walking Laska, going to restaurants, walking around various neighborhoods, in expat Facebook groups, and other ways
@@TangerineTravels Thanks so much for replying! I'm sure Laska is a big help. How great is that.
@@Lawman212 I live in the Centro where walking is so much easier than having a car. It is easy to meet people here. It seems necessary to have a car for Laska, but strolling is a good way to get to know the city and the people. For example: Costco is an easy 45 minute walk for me (about two miles) then just Uber back- about 50 pesos. It makes meeting locals fun
It is a well known fact in Querétaro that there is an "agreement" between local government and drug cartels that allow their families live here (El Campanario) but they dont fight each other. Other fact is that a there is a lot of money laundering as investments in the city.
We've heard similar things as well, very interesting
And plenty of other dark stories about Querétaro, but if you don't mess with anybody, you will be fine.
Do you have to inform the INM each time you move? I am about to fly to Mexico and complete my temporary visa however I will not be staying in one place for long! Thank you loving your videos.
Have one of those great Mexican artist paint a stem and a two leaves on top of the mandarino mobile.... 🍊
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Yo vivo a casi 2 horas de Querétaro y casi la mitad de mi familia vive ahí
You should visit Parque Alfalfares.
I had a huge bathtub in Puebla
Querétaro clima perfecto? Yo vivo en Sn Juan del Río Querétaro y toda esta zona es semidesértica, así que clima perfecto es una declaración muy particular. Muy poca lluvia, sin embargo hace 3 años hubo una gran inundación en Sn Juan.,así que cada quién tendrá su definición de "perfecto".
Creo que todavía no han atravesado una ola de calor fuerte en Querétaro.
I’ve been living in USA for 21 years, I’m from Qro, (Arizona) and people have no idea where is my hometown, and they think I’m from a little dirt town because they have never heard of it.