How to Work Remotely from Mexico City in 2022 (Cost of Living Expenses for Budgeting)

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If you’re considering Mexico City for your next remote work destination, this video will give you all the information you’ll need to prepare. We’ll go over the most popular neighborhoods to stay in for remote workers, how to find accommodations that fit your budget, coffee shops and co-working spaces, budgeting for food and transportation, day trips and weekend activities, and some of the drawbacks I experienced during my time there. Let me know if you have any questions about anything I didn’t cover!
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@Bradum Год назад

Very strange. I lived in CDMX for 3 months last year and never had any issues with the tap water. Stayed in Roma Norte, Alamos, and San Rafael. Also never had any issues with the altitude. The smog was real, you could very much see it, but never really noticed it daily; can't speak to the long-term effects though.

@Sonny0276 2 года назад

Great Video. Thank you for posting.

@luvluvclaniT25-furbabe 2 года назад

oh this info its really help me to pursue my solo travel soon

@jimmynavarro162 2 года назад

Hi Haley God bless you always from California never will forget your taxi experience in phillipinnes that's was so funny 😁 miss you always

@daygarr316 Год назад

I think you would like Quéretaro. I'm from Mexico city and moved to Queretaro to study college, and it's another city, definitely smaller than CDMX but has its pros, such as it is cheaper, quiet and calm (not that much traffic).

@veraosmantseva6123 Год назад

Great post. Thank you for both positives and negatives!

@jorgerivera5836 2 года назад

nice video I love 💜

@brenttmanabat8563 2 года назад

Wooow I enjoyed watching your video dear Haley... Beautiful Mexico City nice sharing dear 👍🏻 Sending you my full support and love from Philippines 🇵🇭 Godbless you🙏❤

@gemmagarcia5219 2 года назад

Enjoyed watching this vlog with the beautiful places, and good food in Mexico. it’s very informative from all the good and bad sides living in Mexico from bad water, foods and scammers well researched information good job Haley.stay safe❤️😘

@Shacojin Год назад

Get it Haley!

@butywbrainz 6 месяцев назад

Great presentation of the info 👍🏽😃!! Though the costs sound expensive.

@JoseAngelFilms 2 года назад

Love how much love you showed our beautiful Mexico City CDMX, thank you!! This is also my HUB!!

@mexicanito5048 2 года назад

This city has everything 😮💕 Thanks for the info, I'm going to Mex city in two weeks working as a digital nomad 💃🌮

@sheylove2183 2 года назад

Amazing.. This is helpful for everyone who's planning to go.

@samuelaguirre9116 Год назад

You got the Moctezumas revenge😅🤣

@CodingWithJan 2 года назад

Mexico city looks great! Is it safe though? Especially if you can't blend with the locals and look 100% like a tourist, I'd feel a bit uncomfortable tbh. 😄

@dreamon_777 2 года назад

Hi Haley! Welcome back.. 😊

@kentbantillo4281 2 года назад

Haley's Vlog is so good ❤️❤️❤️

@susycmenseses 2 года назад

1. Yes you can wash your fruits and veggies in tap water, if you wish you can buy a desinfectant for food and spray it on them or mix it in a bowl of water and wash your food there. 2. No there are no fake police men scaming you, you said you "heard", well no, there's none. 3. It is not true that taxies don't have meter's, they do, specially in the city.

@nicholasbrown3443 Год назад

2. Oh there are plenty of police that would be more than happy to bribe you for cash and extort you for a quick payday.

@HS-yk9he Год назад

I travel to Mexico City a couple times a year because is the most beautiful city in world. 100% agree with your points. Hamid from Laguna Beach

@JustinMeloMusicVlogs 2 года назад

Beautiful city. Wonderful climax. TY for sharing.

@neloandroidrios3036 2 года назад

Worked in GDL and CDMX for 3 years... and cost of living... a bit expensive for me compare here in MNL 😬 and they also have traffic and floods during rainy days or during hail storms. But they are really nice cities!

@Emmanuel_Ce2 2 года назад

Which do you prefer between GDL and CDMX?

@neloandroidrios3036 2 года назад

@@Emmanuel_Ce2 Honestly GDL due to cost of living... Its cheaper in terms of House Rent in GDL.

@cloudsky6188 Год назад

What kind of work you do ??

@habios 2 года назад

I've noticed an increase of English speaking people in non-touristic areas, and some even buying groceries, turns out they're mostly digital nomads. The language barrier is extremely prominent despite most young Mexicans having English classes and taking the B2 certificate from their grad schools. Have to admit English is not necessary unless interaction with other countries is needed, and those who speak it or are learning will have a really hard time because everything gets translated into Spanish.

@ClydeC 2 года назад

Ingat po sa Mejico

@LorenzoGReyes 2 года назад

Thanks for making rents more expensive

@mrlioner3625 2 года назад

Mexicans complaining about people going to their country LMAOOOOO

@patriciamoraled2004 Год назад

Words to live by

@TimeIdle 2 года назад

The allergy/smog issues depend on when you are there. What time of the year were you there?

@howardmuller3854 2 года назад

NextStop; CDMX😍😍

@finnvoyager 2 года назад

Great vlog! This would be my dream to do travel vlogs and live abroad occasionally. I have just started my channel so it might take some time..

@valeriaarteaga4651 2 года назад

Thanks for creating the famous phenomenon of gentrification ;)

@RevivedWarrior1 2 года назад

Mexico is arousing with Hailey. She causes a state of excitement in people, not quite the same as the others that have visited.

@hassanssharieff6592 2 года назад

I can get 150 a month one bedroom I hope so in polanco

@JK-nq1dl 2 года назад

Not a chance

@marcocisneros8966 Год назад

I know this is so irrelevant and petty but she actually said, flat instead of apartment, It's ok but sounds a little bit foreign for me

@adeelraiz8172 2 года назад

😍😍😍😍😍😍

@gopikrishnan2608 2 года назад

First like

@chrissycheerflyer 2 года назад

Hi Haley 😊 I wrote you an email trying to book you for a speaking event for Dell Technologies. A reply would be much appreciated.

@Kirekat13 Год назад

This was not helpful at all this is just about how to get an apartment and then traveling in Mexico has nothing to do with remote work or what you need to actually working in Mexico I heard more about food talk about gatekeeping

@keyaru6202 2 года назад

Holaaaa

@lxgnzlz7976 2 года назад

How you ever thought you maybe a very extremely sensitive girl???🤣🤣🤣🤣 honestly that's what it sounds like😢😰😥😓😭👎

@Fht9 2 года назад

RU-vidrs seem like a bunch of insecure people who can’t do things by themselves - I bet RU-vidrs have never eaten at restaurants by themselves

@reginacullen96 2 года назад

"How to contribute to gentrifying Mexico City and making it unlivable for locals"

@FULLtiltSENDER 2 года назад

@semzip8558 Год назад

Blaming digital nomads when you should be blaming local govs

@reginacullen96 Год назад

@@semzip8558 i blame both

@nicholasbrown3443 Год назад

@@reginacullen96 which is ignorant in a global society that allows travel anywhere you want for a population that makes up less than one percent of the national population. This is a government issue. Caps could be set to prevent prices beyond some local relative maximum. That alone would stop real estate companies and investors from gobbling up property and skyrocketing prices which is half the problem. Likewise for restaurants that have English vs local menus and have a segment of their business revolving around the intent of extortionist prices. There's also a global recession and housing crisis. These areas have also always been upscale and unaffordable for the average mexican citizen All of these contribute and it's not black and white. But people rarely take a moment to examine anything beyond demonizing subgroups that provide easy targets for their anger

@reginacullen96 Год назад

@@nicholasbrown3443 all that to say you're an idi0t

@sammt6913 2 года назад

Why gringos and europeans are so selfish? This causes a lot of GENTRIFICACION. I'm from México city and here is not longer affordable for us cause of foreigner comming to leave here. Thanks to the 1000000 gringo/European youtubers that is contributing to gentrification making the same video.

@sammt6913 2 года назад

@@Cargoshots es verdad 🤷🏾‍♀️

@reginacullen96 2 года назад

exactamente

@patriciamoraled2004 Год назад

Since when does gringos give a crap about other people 😢