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Deal qualification in Mexico
Deal qualification in Mexico
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What is the negotiation style in Mexico?
In countries with a direct style of communication, silence tends to be seen as consent, while in Mexico it tends to mean rejection. The Mexican negotiating style is intuitive and flexible rather than fact and data-based.
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Are things cheaper in Mexico than the US?
Generally, the cost of living in Mexico is considerably cheaper than in the U.S. in terms of rent, groceries, utilities, transportation, and more. For example, rent can be as much as 71.2% cheaper in Mexico, while overall prices are 50% to 100% less.
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How do you qualify for economic solvency in Mexico?
You must qualify using your proven monthly income for a full six months preceding your application date (some consulates ask for 12 months); or demonstrate a minimum savings/investment balance for a full 12 months preceding your application date. You cannot mix income and savings/investment balances.
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How much money do you need to qualify for residency in Mexico?
Residency in Mexico Through Monthly Income If you are applying for residency in Mexico using your monthly income to fulfill the financial criteria, you have to ensure that your monthly income is at least USD $4,350 for temporary residency and USD $7,300 for permanent residency.
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How to ask for price in Mexico?
¿Cuánto cuesta? This means “How much does it cost?” If you want to know the total of what you are buying, not the cost of a single article, you would say ¿Cuánto es?, which means “how much is it?”
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Are you supposed to haggle in Mexico?
They depend on your money for their livelihood, but they certainly don't need or expect the initial prices they ask for. They expect and respect your haggling spirit. They're used to interacting with people and will almost always have a smile on their faces.
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Is it common to bargain in Mexico?
Mexico's culture is all about bartering for goods and services. You see it in the open markets, vendors on the beach, even taxis.
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Can I get residency if I buy property in Mexico?
However, purchasing property in Mexico can be a part of your financial proof when applying for a temporary or permanent residency visa. For these visas, you need to demonstrate economic solvency, which means showing you have enough funds or a steady income to support yourself in Mexico.
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