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How can I find temporary housing?

16 years ago

I'm trying to move to Mexico, colima and I'm wondering how to go about finding a place to live. If I can't find a sponsored job from here, which looks likely, I may just up stakes and move. I've only ever stayed in backpacker type places, or in the dorms at the YMCA.

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sparksals
16 years ago
The internet is wonderful for things like this. Google using keywords according to your situation.

I think finding temp housing is the least of your worries, though. I don't think you can just up and move to Mexico without some kind of visa. You need to look into the immigration requirements since you want to live there.
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duluthinbloomz4
16 years ago
SPAM SPAM SPAM

Big move from Armenia to Mexico. But wait - your "partner" will be posting shortly with all kinds of solutions for you.
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C Marlin
16 years ago
SPAM SPAM SPAM

Big move from Armenia to Mexico. But wait - your "partner" will be posting shortly with all kinds of solutions for you.
Very Good catch, I wondered why it was on a buying and selling forum.

BTW, one can go to Mexico on a simple tourist visa FMT, then get a FM3 down there.
Housing is also easy to find when down there.
I did all of that myelf.
No use for SPAM here, especially on this forum.
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graywings123
16 years ago
My goodness, john.smith, you are a busy guy. A forum search of your name has you looking for a condo in Alabama, selling a liquor store, and selling a shopping center in Queens, NY.
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