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Exploring Mexico: What You Need to Know About Travel Insurance

Exploring Mexico: What You Need to Know About Travel Insurance

Mexico is a country brimming with rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant traditions. From the bustling streets of Mexico City to the serene beaches of Cancun, it's a destination that caters to every traveler's taste. However, as you plan your Mexican escapade, one crucial aspect to consider is mexico insurance.

Understanding the Need

Travel insurance might not always be top of mind when planning a trip, but when exploring Mexico, it's an invaluable asset. Whether it's for unexpected medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage, having the right coverage can provide a safety net during your travels.

Comprehensive Coverage

When looking for travel insurance for your Mexican journey, consider policies that offer comprehensive coverage. This should include medical coverage in case of illness or injury, coverage for trip cancellations or interruptions, coverage for lost or stolen belongings, and liability coverage.

Specifics for Mexico

Mexico has its own specific insurance requirements, especially for driving. If you plan to rent a car and explore the country's beautiful landscapes, you'll need Mexican auto insurance. This coverage is essential as U.S. and Canadian auto policies are not recognized in Mexico. Having Mexican auto insurance ensures you're covered in case of accidents, theft, or damages to your rental vehicle.

Choosing the Right Policy

When selecting a travel insurance policy for Mexico, ensure it meets the specific needs of your trip. Read the policy details carefully, paying attention to coverage limits, exclusions, and any additional riders or options available. Consider factors such as the length of your stay, planned activities, and the areas you intend to visit.

Emergency Assistance Services

In addition to coverage, look for policies that offer reliable emergency assistance services. Having access to a 24/7 helpline with multilingual support can be invaluable during unexpected situations, especially in a foreign country.

Tips for a Smooth Experience

Before purchasing travel insurance for Mexico, here are a few tips to consider:

Start Early: Don't wait until the last minute to buy insurance. Purchase it when you book your trip to ensure coverage for any unforeseen events leading up to your departure.

Check Existing Coverage: Review your existing insurance policies, such as health insurance or credit card benefits, as they might offer some coverage in Mexico. However, they might not be comprehensive, especially when it comes to activities like driving.

Understand the Terms: Familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions of the policy. Understand what is covered, what isn’t, and any deductibles or limits that apply.

Keep Documents Handy: Have a copy of your insurance documents easily accessible during your trip. It's essential to have contact information and policy numbers readily available in case of emergencies.

In Conclusion

Mexico is a captivating destination offering a myriad of experiences. While exploring its wonders, ensuring you have adequate travel insurance, including Mexican insurance if driving, is a crucial step in safeguarding your journey. Take the time to research and choose a policy that suits your needs, allowing you to explore this beautiful country with peace of mind.

Whether you're wandering through historic sites, indulging in local cuisines, or basking in the sun on picturesque beaches, having the right insurance lets you savor every moment worry-free.

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Hurricane History in Mexico and What You Need to Know

There is no getting around the fact that many parts of Mexico are susceptible to hurricanes due to unfavorable topographical factors. Hurricanes in Mexico are so common that they have their own season, which lasts from June to November.

The aftermath of these violent storms can be catastrophic and tragic, as evidenced by this list of some of Mexico's worst hurricanes in recorded history:

Hilda (1955)

Hilda made landfall in the eastern Yucatán between the city of Chetumal and the island of Cozumel with 115 mph winds. It weakened over land and then regained strength in the Gulf of Mexico, impacting the city of Tampico as a 130 mph Category 3 hurricane. Hilda killed 300 people and caused USD 120 million in damage — mainly from flooding caused by the effects of Hurricanes Gladys and Janet during the same period.

Mexico (1959)

Hurricane Mexico was a rare and destructive Category 5 hurricane that hit the Pacific coast with winds of over 160 mph, killing between 1,000 and 2,000 people. A landslide at the town of Minatitlán in the state of Colima killed 800 people, and venomous snakes and scorpions disturbed by the slide killed even more. The total cost of the damage was USD 45 million.

Beulah (1967)

Beulah made landfall near the Rio Grande Valley on the Mexico–United States border and is recognized as one of the worst hurricanes to hit Texas in the 20th century, triggering 115 tornadoes. It also triggered some of Mexico's worst flooding, killing 38 people and causing USD 100 million in damages.

Gilbert (1988)

After making landfall in the Yucatán as a Category 5 hurricane with gusts of 185 mph, the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic destroyed most of the 250 homes in La Carbonera, Nuevo León. It passed through the port city of Campeche before making landfall in northern Mexico as a Category 3 storm. There were 202 fatalities and USD 2 billion in damages.

Opal (1995)

Most of the damage from this Category 4 hurricane was caused by torrential rainfall that flooded the states of Tabasco, Campeche, Chiapas, Quintana Roo, and Yucatán before reaching ashore in Pensacola Beach, Florida. There were 19 fatalities.

Roxanne (1995)

This Category 3 storm pounded Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Veracruz, and Yucatán with sustained winds of 115 mph. Torrential rain and storm surges triggered the worst flooding in Campeche since 1927. A petroleum barge carrying 245 people capsized, killing five people. The death toll was 14, and — when combined with Hurricane Opal — the damage was USD 1.5 billion.

Pauline (1997)

This storm originated near Santa María Huatulco, Oaxaca, and achieved a maximum wind speed of 185 mph as it moved northward up the coast. Floods and mudslides caused by up to 16 inches of rain left over 20,000 people homeless and severely wrecked the resort town of Acapulco de Juárez. Pauline killed 250 to 400 people and caused USD 7.5 billion in damage.

Emily (2005)

Emily made landfall in Tamaulipas as a Category 4 storm, first impacting the island of Cozumel and then Tulum before crossing the Bay of Campeche. It destroyed entire villages and flooded vast regions. Nine people were killed, and the total damage was USD 632 million.

Wilma (2005)

Wilma — said to be the worst hurricane ever — hit the Yucatán coast in several areas and inflicted massive losses in tourism and agriculture. It passed through Cozumel, made landfall in Cancún, and then passed through Ciudad del Carmen in Campeche. Thousands of people were evacuated, power was cut for weeks in some areas, and there was rampant looting. It killed 19 people and caused up to USD 10 billion in damage.

John (2006)

Hurricane John made landfall on the peninsula on September 2, 2006 where winds and rain caused heavy damage throughout the peninsula which killed five people. Damage in Mexico amounted to USD 663 million.

Dean (2007)

This Category 5 storm, with winds of up to 165 mph, made landfall at the Costa Maya village of Mahahual. It stayed there for 12 hours before crossing the Bay of Campeche and made another landfall in Gutiérrez Zamora, Veracruz. This tropical storm ravaged the Pemex oil fields, ruined hundreds of structures in Mahahual, and forced the suspension of the Costa Maya cruise liner port for a year. There were 12 deaths and more than USD 200 million in damages.

Carlotta (2012)

This storm reached Category 2 intensity and made landfall at the port town of Puerto Escondido in Oaxaca, making it the first Pacific hurricane to touch down that far east. Torrential downpours triggered many mudslides, damaging at least 29,000 homes. Seven people were killed in the end, and the damage was estimated at USD 113 million.

Ingrid (2013)

Ingrid was a Category 1 hurricane that originated in the Gulf of Mexico and had wind speeds of up to 87 mph. The two storms combined destroyed 11,500 homes, killed 192 people, and caused USD 5.7 billion in damages. In Guerrero, 30,000 homes were destroyed, and 168 people were killed.

Odile (2014)

Hurricane Odile, a category 4 hurricane, was the most intense tropical cyclone to make landfall over the Baja California Peninsula in the satellite era. The storm caused five deaths on Baja, and ten deaths were recorded elsewhere. Hurrican Odile damages was estimated at MX$16.6 billion (USD 1.22 billion).

Patricia (2015)

This Category 5 tropical storm made landfall 40 miles north of the Pacific Ocean port city of Manzanillo. Meteorologists hailed the storm as "the strongest on record" — however, fears of catastrophic damage and casualties were unfounded. Patricia was downgraded to a tropical storm the next day as it continued its trajectory north-northeast, with her remnants bringing heavy rains in impacted areas. No deaths or widespread damage have been recorded in any hurricane-affected states.

Evidently, hurricanes can be very devastating. If you own a home in Mexico, it is a smart decision to make sure that you have a good Mexico Home Insurance policy with ​​hydro-meteorological coverage to protect your investment from potentially catastrophic hurricanes.

West Coast Global Insurance Services has made it easy to protect your investment from the risks of hurricanes and tropical storms. Visit their website here to learn more and to get a free no hassle quote, for the most reliable Mexican Insurance coverage available throughout Mexico.

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[lucasthecoffeshopguy]

haven't been able to cook something rlly good or eat my favorite foods in the way that I like them recently and it's doing horrors for my mental health. I would honestly settle for Kraft mac n cheese and dino nuggies rn (I don't like Kraft brand mac n cheese and much prefer homemade but that's ridiculously expensive and dino nuggies are fine I guess but I prefer something crisper like popcorn chicken or McDonald's nuggets)

#i want spaghetti and homemade meat sauce #i want lovingly made enchiladas #i want thick grilled burgers with crisp and bright lettuce #freshly fried wings in buffalo sauce #pulled pork sandwiches #hashbrowns and chicken fried steak and biscuits and gravy #freshly baked pineapple upside down cake #cheerios with frozen blueberries #bleu cheese and celery sticks #sharp and sweet coke with wet burritos and mexican rice and refried beans #tortilla chips and guac #hot fries that are almost soggy with grease and generously battered and fried fish #mashed potatoes and slowly braised beef with a thick gravy #cheese and carbs and meat and veg #im so. fucking. hungry. #and every time i look in the pantry or the fridge to cook something i can't come up with anything #we have no spices no pasta no cheese no nothing #cuz apparently even pepper is too fucking expensive #im gonna die #im gonna literally die #anyways would like to mention that this is all being caused by a new insurance that has been slowly draining every cent from this family #also my bones hurt im gonna scream and rip someone's face off and fucking eat it #even tho it sounds gross im just rlly mad

[0dotexe]

I've had four root canals done in a period of two weeks - this is not an exaggeration

How did I get here? Well… The starting point of this story is a bit hazy. I only have a handful of tooth related incidents that happened in the US that have been remedied or are going to be remedied in Mexico. I wanted to reflect on this this week.

Come join me as I talk about the fractured system of dental healthcare in the US and how Mexico is saving my mouth from disaster.

My dental health has always been between sub-par to terrible.

No matter what I did - or didn't do - my teeth would literally fall apart at the seams no matter what. I lost a lot of my baby teeth very early on (all of them having some cavity of varying intensity) and a lot of my adult teeth didn't really properly develop (there are some where the roots do not show up in x-rays) I also have had a ridiculous sugar addiction from the age of 6 to now (which I am desperately trying to break with varying success)

Unfortunately for me, I also grew up poor. I had to rely on a system that was severely underfunded (LaCHIP for those interested, it was terrible.) There's a really great video that I highly recommend watching to understand how these programs work, because I do not have the time or language to explain it better than how she does. I will admit, this video made me cry from how similar my experiences were in relation to the Medicare portion of this video.

Think of a procedure, and I've probably had it done. I've had numerous root canals (even before now), extractions, I have a bridge, I have metal fillings, I have these weird metal teeth protectors, some veneers somehow. Needless to say, my mouth is a mess, and it continues to be a mess. My dentist is trying everything in her power to not resort to dentures because of my age and also because of my autoimmune disorders (which, funnily enough, are becoming less and less disabling since I've been getting work done)

However, for perspective, a lot of dental work that was done on me was done with really low quality materials and undertrained staff. Especially during a time where things like depression and autism weren't as understood in their ability to severely impact how ones dental health can become without the proper precautions and alternatives.

You see, for 20 years, I didn't brush my teeth. This is also not an exaggeration. This happened partially because every time I tried to it hurt like hell because of sensory issues, but also because no one really taught me how to without being condescending about it in the first place. Don't worry, I'm brushing them almost daily now!

Now, I want to share with you a handful of stories.

For a good portion of my dentist appointments in the US, I was rebuked for my poor dental health. One time I told them I didn't know how to brush my teeth, and they just laughed in my face about it. From that point on I lied about brushing my teeth. At one point I was even asked if I was doing crack cocaine because of how bad my teeth were, and one of my teeth got so bad it turned completely black and stayed that way for 5-6 years. One of my front teeth got "fixed" four times before it completely broke and had to get a bridge over it. A metal filling I have has caused one of my molars to start to dissolve, probably because they used mercury. But out of all of these, the most offensive of my tooth stories has to be my broken molar.

During the middle of 2021, I had a molar that broke. It exposed the nerve and everything, and the tooth was disappearing at an alarming rate. I looked for a local place in town that could do emergency dental work without insurance, but was put on a two week waiting list because COVID restrictions were only just slowly being lifted. "Fine," I thought, "Not the worst."

It got worse. About a week in, the tooth basically lost 90% of its mass, leaving the exposed nerve even more exposed. I ate something, and bam, the nerve had gotten pinched. It was honestly one of the worst pains I've ever been in. It radiated from my jaw to my ear, making me lose hearing for a bit. Any time ANYTHING touched that area, I would go into an uncontrolable shaking fit and had to alternate between ice packs, heating pads, and waaaaay too much pain meds. I would never wish this pain on anyone.

Finally, the appointment day arrives. I'm excited to finally get this taken care of before I'm set to fly out and get married. People file in and out of the place, as expected. When my turn arrives, I'm given the standard x-rays, then looked at by some nice dental assistants who look at my gums and plaque (and cavities too)

Then, the dentist arrives. I've shown everyone else my vaccination card to ensure that I am safe to work on. The dentist says, "I'm not afraid of some virus," while looking at my chart. 'Okay…' I think to myself, already realizing what kind of dentist this is, as I've seen types like him many times before.

As I tell him that I have a severe issue that literally needs to be taken care of right now, he gives it a glance, says, "That's pretty bad, but it looks infected so we'll have to put you on antibiotics before we can do anything about it." And then leaves before I have a chance to protest.

At this point, I am fuming. I came here for an EMERGANCY, my root is EXPOSED, my ear fucking HURTS. And this joke of a dentist says "We'll get to it when we get to it." No.. No fucking way. As I wait to be called to another room so they can set up another appointment (one I was hoping was sooner rather than later) I tell my now husband about the ordeal.

Because this was the free appointment, I didn't have to pay anything, but they did show me the amount it WOULD have been. Let me tell you, it made me even more frustrated. It would have been approxamately $200 for that appointment, and the appointment after that would have been anywhere from $1500-2000 just for the root canal of the problematic tooth. And the date they wanted to set it for? The day after I flew out to Mexico.

I, being raised to not make a stink to people just doing their job, declined their invitation to come back. Giving them my valid reasoning of literally being out of the country during that time. They gave me my x-ray and I left, absolutely chuffed.

That very tooth that I'm talking about? Just got a root canal done on it yesterday, in January 2023. For a fraction of the price it would have ever been in the US if I had decided to trust that slimy dentist. I am aware that not all dentists are like this, but almost every single one I ran into in the US mirrored this dentist in some way or another. Prescribing an unnecessary amount of medication, overcharging for basic procedures or even just being looked at, having a condescending tone about them.

It's no wonder I have had shit teeth for so long.

At one point, I was even begging to get dentures because I could barely eat or drink anything without a substantial amount of pain. I have an unusually high pain tolerance too, so if it was bad enough to send my pain receptors into overdrive, who knows how long or how much it would have cost to be able to do half of what my dentist here in Mexico has done.

I am honestly forever grateful for her. She has been taking her time with my teeth to make sure nothing shifts my mouth too much, she has been extremely understanding of my situation, and has even felt shock at the stories I have told her about my teeth and the dentists I had to deal with in the US. She has literally inspired me to try my best to keep whatever bone I have left in this poor excuse of a mouth. I can deal with the pain of a handful (we're up to 6 now) of root canals and future extractions (which is expected to be 2 or 3, depending)

Medical tourism in Mexico is a huge thing, especially for dental work, and it's no wonder. If you are a dentist or wanting to be a dentist in the US, I beg you to be kind to your patients. Especially the poor, disabled, or underprivileged ones. It makes all the difference between if your patient has perfect teeth for decades or has next to nothing left after a quarter of their life.

If you're like me and struggle to keep up with your dental health because of sensory issues or depression, here's a fantastic video about alternatives.

That's my piece. Feel free to respond with your own experiences.

⬖.Exe

#dentist #dentistry #dental work #us healthcare #vs #mexican healthcare #root canal #root canals #exe talkz #so basically dentistry in the us #I have a lot of - negative - thoughts and experiences with it #surprisingly I'm not afraid of going to the dentist - just frustrated at how dentists have treated me and other poor people #I also really hate that dental insurance in the US is basically a scam #most dental procedures that fix cavities are considered ~cosmetic~ and are not covered #DESPITE THE FACT THAT CAVITIES CAN SEVERELY IMPACT YOUR OVERALL HEALTH????? #Literally I watch someone on youtube who has an autoimmune disorder and he said that getting some cavities fixed helped flare ups go down #I could go on about this for eons and I need to stop #mucho texto

[arthur-r]

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im actually really close to being an adult though and its kind of really exciting. i feel a little bit sick and awful, and my present moment isn’t going very well, but i feel like it’s going to be possible to feel satisfied? and idk that’s an exciting idea. like one day i’m gonna be forty and bearded, and i won’t think about oliver anymore, and i’ll be in a band, and i hope i’ll be less sick or i’ll know how to deal with it, and i’ll be publishing writing one way or another, and i’ll be a connected member of my family, chosen or otherwise, and i can watch over the garden wall every day if i want to, and i will bring my very own broom to everywhere i live, and i’ll have a good electric guitar and a full sized acoustic cello, and i’ll make jewelry all the time and if i’m healthy enough or i have a friend to help with walks, i can have a dog. and there are a lot of big and unrealistic things that i want in life, but one day i’ll be able to see clearly, and sleep as much as i need to, and people will recognize me and i’ll help as much as i can, and i will make art and love so many people, and maybe i can cook.

#i came out to my dad today as trans it went better than i could have ever imagined he’s skeptical but not angry #i told him i’m going to start hormones soon. he thinks i’m going to regret it cause i’m autistic but he accepts that he can’t stop me #(because i will be eighteen in a couple months and testosterone is SOMETHING I CAN DO. i need my dad’s insurance is why i finally came out #and i knew that he was getting ready to tell me he has a girlfriend so i kind of weaponized the moment shdhdf) #anyway i’m going to take folklore classes next semester and learn about cultural revitalization and public folklore #and i’m learning latin and programming and i’m doing a research project on the mexican american community of st paul in the 1940s!! #(which is around when my family settled in minnesota permanently after they had did the sugar beet cycle for a while) #i’m also doing research on ancient roman textiles and dress but that’s more stressful than anything even though i like both components of i #i finally made a breakup playlist and i think i needed to. and i’ve been writing a lot of music #can’t believe i spent four months dating somebody who doesn’t even obsess over cannibalism as a literary motif…. #i ordered glasses online over a month ago and they haven’t even finished processing my prescription…. #i really want a tarot deck and to get into astrology again and maybe even start making spell candles again #i’m interviewing for an entry-level library position tomorrow afternoon!! $12 an hour but also it’s a job that i’m competent for #anyway. all this to say hello i want to be present in the world and make something of myself #and it’s hard right now but there’s a lot of potential out there. anything could happen #anyway i hope everybody is doing okay and let me know if you need anything!!!! #me. my post. mine. #delete later

[aroace-cat-lady]

why did my social responsibility teacher make us watch a documentary about american health insurance I don't know and I honestly don't care I'm not happy about this

#mexican insurance works waaaaaaaaay different than this #like. you have right to the national insurance just for being mexican and having a job #and like. every kind of treatment and medicine.

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[mariposavuela]

In theory I trust when people tell me things like "doctors and therapy are ways God can work to give you healing" but in practice I am riddled with doubt and worries that I am #Sinning because I'm not #TrustingTheLord enough by just being so tough that I can think my way through my PTSD.

#christianity #prayer request #when you are mexican and your family never had health insurance #so their main way of medical care was tough it out #its pretty hard to shake that

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[greenpitbullzombie]

Am I nauseous because

1. I really like the house I viewed today and that makes me nervous

2. I have an 8am *zoom* training session on my day off tomorrow for the new company software

3. Copious amounts of tex-mex

4. Too many double chocolate chip cookies

#yeah #sometimes the tummy is just upsetti #and sometimes it's mexican food and responsibilities #djsifhfhd i also agreed to talk to an insurance agency for a quote on flood insurance prior to making an offer

[richardthurman544]

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[onlinemexicaninsurance]

Insurance Across Borders—Understanding the Legal Frameworks for Auto Insurance in Mexico and the US

Many Americans traveling to Mexico by car have yet to learn that their US auto insurance won't cover them after crossing the border. Continue reading to learn why that is the case and how to ensure you are fully protected during your road trip.

Will my US auto insurance provide coverage in Mexico?

Your US car insurance does not meet Mexico's legal requirement for liability coverage because the Mexican government does not accept or recognize US insurance coverage. You are basically uninsured if you are driving in Mexico with only your US insurance.

So, how do you stay protected on Mexican roads? You need Mexico car insurance, or insurance issued by a Mexican company.

If you get in a car accident in Mexico, you need to show you have enough money or assets to pay for damages resulting from the accident or "proof of financial responsibility." There are only two ways to prove your financial responsibility—drive with large amounts of cash or buy a separate Mexican liability insurance. Carrying a lot of cash on your travels can be risky, so buying car insurance issued by a Mexican company is advisable.

Keep in mind that some US insurance providers may offer a limited extension of car theft and damage coverage up to a certain distance from the border (usually only 25 to 50 miles). But this does not mean your US insurance will cover the legal requirement of liability coverage in Mexico. So, while your US insurance might offer some protection for your car, it will not be helpful if you accidentally injure someone or damage their property while driving on Mexican roads.

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Seguros Unidos de America is a top Mexican auto insurance company that offers comprehensive coverage, including motor vehicle liability, collision, and comprehensive. Allstate also ranks Seguros Unidos de America as a “A+” insurer with an excellent safety rating. With rates starting at just $81 per year for personal automobile insurance, Seguros Unidos de America is an affordable option for drivers in the US. Visit https://smartgringo.com/insurance-plans/auto-insurance/

#Best Mexican Auto Insurance

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Each type of Mexican car insurance has its own benefits and drawbacks. Liability insurance can protect you financially if you're sued, but it may not cover all the expenses related to the accident, like lawyer fees. Property insurance may help pay for damages to your car, but it won't help with lost wages or medical expenses. Personal insurance might cover some of those costs, but it may also have a high deductible which means that you might end up paying a lot out-of-pocket before the policy kicks in. It's important to compare the different types of Mexican car insurance before purchasing a policy so that you know what is best for your needs. Mexican auto insurance is a complicated topic that can be full of traps for the unwary. Visit https://www.smartgringo.com/

#Best Mexican Car Insurance

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BestMex is the quickest option to buy Mexican Auto Insurance when crossing borders. We make a lot of effort to provide the best service . The best pricing and insurance policy can be acquired in under a minute. We have a history of working with these reputable Mexican insurers. Our customer service line is toll-free. We provide our services 365 days a year. We work very hard to offer you the best service through our website. Visit our website to learn more. 

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