10 Best Places to Retire in Mexico Comfortably

It’s no wonder that Mexico is one of the most popular retirement destinations for North American expatriates. Its’s vibrant culture, wonderful food, friendly people and amazing tourist attractions can be just a drive away. As a whole, the beautiful weather and beaches are a start, but Mexico also has a low cost of living. Furthermore, the wide range of lifestyle options is much different than in other countries. Some of the places to retire in Mexico already have established expat communities, while in some places foreigners are practically unheard of. A couple could retire with good accommodation and private health insurance for about $2,000 a month, or $23,00 a year. And, if you are from the U.S you might keep your health insurance plan from home, since you’re so close to the border.
So here are 10 Best Places to Retire in Mexico

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[acajudi]

I moved from the USA at 79 to Queretaro, Mexico on 11-2-2021, due to the deadly crimes and the expensive rents, utilities, food etc. I am on a pension, so I could not afford to stay n the USA, where I was born and raised. My pension goes farther here in Mexico. The city is safe, clean and beautiful.

[eddiebear]

With all Mega infrastructures coming up! Mexico will be ONE of the best places to live and retire around the world I understand that people from Spain, Korea, Japan, China, Rusia! American, Canadian people are already living there, I am from Poland and Mexico here I come to retire there as well, !!

[zzzarkka]

I’m 30 years old next year. I think I’ll bust my ass in the US for the next 10-15 years so I can retire in Mexico. Also helps I’m a Mexican citizen. It shouldn’t be too hard.
I think I’d rather retire at 45 in Mexico my home country than 60+ in the USA.

[ryankitto]

We moved to Merida and it’s amazing. The people are kind and little to no crime. I left my keys in door and 3 hours later some man rang my doorbell and handed them to me❤️🇲🇽

[kirstenvogel]

It's important to respect Mexico and the Mexican people. You are in THEIR country and it's vital to speak Spanish and fully respect their culture and not impose your culture on them.

[NormaVV]

Be careful promoting Tulum as a retirement or residential town. The town is essentially sitting on an underground river and caves, and has had an explosion of development without much infrastructure to keep up with the growth. Cenotes were once intact; are now getting polluted. I hate it when we ruin such a good thing.

[jbw]

I recently retired and moved to Ajijic. I absolutely love it here!

[negociosdeudaydineroconada]

Melaque, in Jalisco l was born there…also Tenacatica in Jalisco there you are gonna live like a king and you’re gonna have a large beach for yourself

[MrCesart]

We picked Tepic Nayarit. San Blas and Matanchen bay are 30 minutes drive from Tepic. Cost of Living is extremely low. Tepic is a 2 hour drive from major city of Guadalajara.

[sylviavaldez]

Ajijic is Beautiful. It is a must-visit if you get a chance.

[susanlyons]

Would be good to pronounce the city names correctly.

[vickiladu]

We live on $1600/month....two people! In Puerto Vallarta, which is not cheap anymore for a really nice condo rental like we have...2+2 with a partial ocean view.

[philu]

I m surprised you did not put Puebla near the top. Additionally, Guadalajara is great for those who prefer a big city.

[philu]

San Luis Potosí is beautiful and magnificent surrounding natural destinations.

[mexicanito]

Check it out QUERÉTARO CITY, one the safest and modern cities of Mexico ❤️🥰

[frankmurillo]

My mom bought a home in Mazatlan outside city for a small town feel but near the ocean still. She still needs 2 more years before she actually retires fully and moves there, currently just goes twice a year

[raulcamacho]

Mi estado de queretaro es uno de los mejores de Mexico para todo

[sammygarnaoui]

i am dutch ihave been twice in puerto vallarta my wife and i were thinking of buying a house and moving to Mexico but unfortunately she passed away.

[philu]

In spite of the obvious negative aspects, I have chosen Mexico City.

[summeronzebeach]

J'espère pouvoir passer ma retraite au Mexique mais certainement pas à Cancun, Playa del Carmen ou Tulum. Beaucoup trop cher. C'est surtout une enclave US au Mexique.
Je recherche une petite ville proche de PV...
Je trouve les Mexicains adorables et très accueillants.