[Bell Woodhouse]

[Bell Woodhouse]

Hi Susan, yes Chapala is right next to Ajijic and you can walk between the two so you’d love Chapala as well. I’ve met people who live there and love the relaxed lifestyle, culture, food, and everything about the area. That explains why it’s got one of a largest expat communities in Mexico!
I’d recommend jumping on Facebook and joing a few of those expat groups like Friendly Gringos Ajijic and Chapala – https://www.facebook.com/groups/212463755765570
They’ll be able to answer all of your questions.
Warm Regards, Bel – Mexico Correspondent.

[Bell Woodhouse]

Hi Evan, I don’t know anyone looking into that area, but I’ll put some feelers out and send them your way if I find someone.
Warm Regards, Bel – Mexico Correspondent.

[Bell Woodhouse]

Hi Joseph, I love Croatia! Well, I’ve visited but not lived and while it’s not a country that we see a lot of people retiring to, I’ll keep my eyes out for any information I can send your way.
Warm Regards, Bel – Mexico Correspondent.

[Bell Woodhouse]

Hi Ninette, thanks for joining us here on the community site. I haven’t heard of anyone settling in Romania but if I do I’ll be sure to put them in touch.
Warm Regards, Bel – Mexico Correspondent.

[Bell Woodhouse]

Hi Andrea, for Mexico, yes you have to apply in country once you have your residency. To fine the INAPAM Office closest to where you will be living, just have a quick Google search and it will list them.
You have to be over 60 to apply and a resident of Mexico. As I said, some offices are. not issuing them to those with Temporary Residency, only Permenant Residency, so that’s something to be aware of.
It’s easy to apply, just take your proof of age, identity, and residency card and that’s it!
Bel Woodhouse – Mexico Correspondent.

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