The mixture of cultures is always exciting because it offers the possibility of experiencing a culture outside of their norm.

However, it's  statistically proven that a very high percentage of expats fail in their mission, partly due to failing to adapt to their new environment, where unfortunately, it is the expat’s family that often has the biggest challenge of adapting to the change.

Everyday, there are situations that can generate a higher level of frustration and anxiety to the expat's family - the language barrier, schools, high level of bureaucracy, community acceptance, transportation, adjusting to the new diet, and immigration procedures.

In a process of expatriation to Mexico it is very important that the employee and his family are aware of the similarities and differences that exist within their own culture to their new culture. While it is true that people of Mexico, by nature, have appreciation and respect for foreigners, and mostly seek to avidly share the goodness and beauty of their country and customs, it’s necessary to be able to recognize the details that would help establish better and more effective relationships throughout Mexico.

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