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Omar is a really nice guy and a good mechanic too! He speaks excellent English and even makes house calls - a necessity when that darn battery decides to die right in your driveway. His shop has all the cool computer diagnostic machines so he can work on the Mercedes as well as the Jeep. Mechanic – Omar Lobato
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Translation Services in Los Cabos |
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Learning Spanish in Los Cabos |
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Juan was born in Uruapan, Michoacán, a small City in Mainland where he studied English as his Second Language from 1995 to 1998. When finished school, he took training for Teaching Spanish as Second Language at Mexican-International Center at Morelia, Michoacán. He became Spanish Instructor working as Grammar and Conversational Instructor, then coordinating the Interactive Conversation Club at the Summer International Interchange Program at CMI. Juan Hernandez:
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Medical Services in Cabo San Lucas |
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Hospital - Especialidades - 143 7777 Doctor – Dr. Tolosa 624 122 0999 Dentist – Angel’s Touch – 142 6192 |
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Arandi Torres:
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143 1212 In Mexico and in the Los Cabos area , there are many kinds of insurance:
• Major Medical insurance
o Not minor like doctor visits, no dental plans
o Different deductibles starting from 5,500 pesos if is a Mexican coverage plan
o Different deductibles starting from 500 dollars if is an International coverage plan
o Excellent plans with no limits on insured amount
o Option to choose deductible applied per event or year |
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Banking in Cabo San Lucas |
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Banking in Cabo is similar to banking anywhere, it can be relatively simple if you get set up properly from the start. Internet access is available with most banks so I suggest you select one which provides this service. This removes the necessity for line-ups which can be quite time-consuming especially on Mondays and paydays. You can open chequing and savings accounts in both peso and US currencies; there might be a minimum deposit requirement and also a monthly fee but nothing too costly. To open an account, you will need your passport and an electric or telephone bill showing your Cabo address. As a homeowner, you likely will have a FM-3 immigration document which also will be accepted. I recommend Bancomer (I have included the link to the Preferred Customers Unit) or Scotiabank/Inverlat. Banking – Gina Inzunza - www.bancomer.com/pcu/ |
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