American Expats In Puebla, Mexico
If you are looking to connect with American expats in Puebla, Mexico, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Puebla written by American bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by American Expats Living in Mexico
A Year In Mexico For Our Family
We are from Pennsylvania. I have worked for nine years as a pediatrician, and my wife just finished her Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. We have three boys, currently...
All About Puebla
A gringa's guide for what to see, do, eat, and explore in and around Puebla, Mexico, the nation's 4th-largest city. Travel. Culture. Food. Expats. More.
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
American Expat Living in Mexico - Interview with Tina
Tina lives abroad in Southern Mexico with her husband and four kids. They moved to Mexico in October 2013 and don't regret it. They love Mexico, the culture, the people, and especially the food! Tina...
American Expat Living in Mexico - Interview with Shannon
Shannon is a retired expat librarian and archivist living and blogging from a terrace apartment in Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico. Her home is filled with light, color, and open windows and doors. She...
American Expat Living in Mexico - Interview with Casey
Casey Cline is a freelance editor and travel writer whose wanderlust was sparked by an Army brat childhood spent in far-flung locales. She recently moved from Denver, Colorado to Todos Santos, Mexico...
US Expat Living in Mexico, Interview with Jen
Jen is an international teacher currently living in a small fishing village along the Pacific Coast of Mexico. She spends most of her free time attempting to get her 'toes to the nose' of her...
Interview With Rebecca, US Expat Freelance Writer Living in Puebla, Mexico
Rebecca Smith Hurd is a freelance writer and editor who moved from San Francisco, California, to Puebla, Mexico, in August 2007 to study Spanish. Within a few months, she'd fallen in love with the...
Expat Interview With Rose, First Generation Croatian-American in Mexico
howdoyousaytacoinspanish is a blog by Rose Boras, a former expat who lived in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. She (not so) secretly hopes to return one day soon! Ms. Boras became an expat because her...
Moving to Mexico and Making Friends
The older I become, the more difficult I find it to meet new people. I'm a little terrified of strangers even though I know that strangers are friends you just haven't met yet. Moving to Mexico...
Expat Interview With Solomon - US Citizen Living & Working in Mexico
Solomon Freimuth is an American citizen with a Mexican law degree who works and lives in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. After hitch-hiking through Mexico with his Black Lab, working as a construction...
US Expat Living in Mexico City - Interview With Kim
Kim has moved 11 times in 13 years of marriage. A professional at packing, unpacking and reviewing a moving manifest, her move to Mexico City marks her family’s first international assignment....
American Expat In Mexico - Interview With Jessica
Jessica Seba was born and raised in Michigan, but ever since she can remember, Mexico was where she felt she belonged. After finishing up a degree in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management in the...
Expat Interview With Susannah - British Expat In Mexico
Susannah was born and raised in London, England. Before she had even set foot on Mexican soil, she was deeply in love with the country. Learning about the Aztecs at age 10, she decided that she...
Latest News Relating to Mexico or Usa
Brits in Portugal furious over UK refusal to initiate air bridge
British expats living in Portugal are furious about the UK’s refusal to set up a quarantine-free air bridge for tourists. In yet another chaotic decision, the UK has ruined Portugal’s chances...- Accidental Americans take French banks to court over FATCA
An ‘Accidental American’ group at present living and working in France are now taking legal action based on the claim that FATCA is being used by French banks as an excuse to turn away USA... - Chinese students trapped in USA being scammed by US airlines
Chinese expat students are now trapped in the USA via a cash grab by US airlines. Chinese students studying at American universities are unable to return home due to a cash-grab by US airlines... - American expats in Spain fear for relatives and friends back home
US expats in Spain are fearing for their homeland itself as well as for families and friends. It’s often forgotten that Spain isn’t just a retirement hub for British expats, as there’s also... - Accidental Americans still denied exemption from FATCA reporting
Accidental Americans overseas still being denied FATCA relief. The plight of Accidental Americans – those unfortunates who were born in the USA of expat parents and are considered US citizens...
