Pick your city
CDMX vs. GDL vs. Mérida vs. beach — compared on cost, jobs, vibe, and realistic livability for month one.
The Guide
Stop googling. Start planning.
You've read the blog posts. You've opened forty tabs. You still don't have a plan. This guide turns "I want to move to Mexico" into a concrete 90-day timeline with real numbers, real neighborhoods, and real decisions.
8 modules
90-day playbook
Real budgets & neighborhoods
The problem isn't information
There are hundreds of free articles about moving to Mexico. The problem is they don't connect to each other. You read about CDMX, then Mérida, then Guadalajara — and you're more confused than before.
What this replaces
The spreadsheet you started but never finished. The Reddit thread that contradicted the YouTube video. The budget estimate that turned out to be wildly wrong once you got there.
Who actually uses this
Remote workers, engineers, founders, and families who are past the dreaming phase. They've decided "Mexico, probably" — and now they need the how.
8 Modules
What you'll actually learn
Each module solves a specific decision. No filler, no "top 10 things about Mexico" — just the parts that change what you do next.
Build your budget
Rent, flights, setup costs, and the first 90 days modeled with real numbers — not "it depends."
Sort out work
Remote, contractor, local hire — three very different paths with different legal, tax, and lifestyle implications.
Find housing
Furnished vs. unfurnished, Airbnb vs. real lease, which colonias to target, and how to avoid the tourist tax.
Timeline the move
What to cancel, what to ship, what to digitize — and exactly when to do each one before departure.
Scout smart
How to use a 5-day trip to answer the questions that matter: neighborhood, commute, groceries, gym, safety feel.
Land and set up
SIM card, bank, pharmacy, coworking, laundry, groceries — the first-week logistics in order of priority.
Avoid the traps
The 12 most common (and most expensive) mistakes people make in their first 90 days — and how to skip them.
Free stuff vs. the Guide
The free resources are great for browsing.
The Guide is for when you're actually going.
Use the atlas to explore. Use the Guide when you need the plan to be done — not the research.
Free Resources
Articles, checklists, blog posts. Great for early exploration and browsing.
Ultimate Guide
Structured playbook + decision tools. Built for when the move gets real.
Best starting cities
Where the atlas is strongest
Free resources
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Questions
Straight answers
Is this only for remote workers?
No. It works for anyone making the move — remote, freelance, job-hunting, or retiring. The core challenge is the same: planning a relocation to a different country without wasting time and money.
Do I still need the atlas?
Yes. The atlas is the live search layer — jobs, rentals, flights, map. The Guide tells you what to do with all of that information.
What if my situation is unusual?
Use the free support form. We respond personally to every message.
How do I get it?
Fill in the interest form above or in the modal. We'll send you the details within 24 hours from hello@networkio.mx.