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Plan B Starter Pack
Start getting your Plan B out of your head and onto paper.
Get your documents in order, build a country shortlist, understand the first steps in planting a flag, and put together a simple 90-day plan.
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Exiled Mounty helps you research countries, understand residency and property, and get the practical side of a Plan B organized before you make a move.
Field Intel
Resources, guides, intelligence products, and research for building the first layer of a Plan B file.
Field guide · $9
LATAM Flag Planner
Figure out which Latin American countries are actually worth your time.
Compare residency, taxes, banking, healthcare, safety, cost of living, property, and day-to-day fit before you start spending money on scouting trips or applications.
Field guide · $9
Mexico Residency Field Guide
A practical guide to qualifying for Mexican Temporary Residency through economic solvency.
Understand the process before you book a consulate appointment, so you know what to prepare, what to expect, and where applicants commonly run into trouble.
Field guide · $9
Paraguay Residency Starter Guide
A practical guide to getting legal residency in Paraguay without stumbling through the process blind.
Understand the temporary and permanent residency routes, what you will need before you arrive, and how the process actually fits together from application to cédula.
Field manual
Canada Exit Guide
A practical field manual for Canadians preparing to leave without creating avoidable problems on the way out.
Get the Canadian side of the plan organized before you go, from tax residency and healthcare to banking, documents, communications, and the practical logistics of departure.
Field manual
The Mexico Property Field Guide
A practical field manual for buying or renting property in Mexico without learning the expensive lessons the hard way.
Understand how the process works, what to check before money changes hands, and where foreign buyers are most likely to run into trouble.
Property Watch
Early-stage property intelligence for people looking south: foreign ownership, rural land rules, title risk, and due-diligence questions before money moves.
Can Foreigners Buy Property in Mexico?
Restricted-zone basics, fideicomiso bank trusts, corporations, ownership rights, and why the legal structure is only the first gate.
Can Foreigners Buy Property in Panama?
Titled property, Rights of Possession, border restrictions, corporations, and how due diligence can change the risk fast.
Can Foreigners Buy Property in Paraguay?
Foreign-buyer openness, rural land, 50 km border-zone rules, registry checks, and why cheap acreage still needs a clean file.
Mexico Ejido Land: The Red Flag Foreign Buyers Miss
Cheap acreage, communal land, conversion claims, and why every file needs serious verification before a buyer moves money.
Rent First or Buy First in Mexico?
A practical case for testing the neighbourhood, services, daily life, and your own tolerance before committing capital.
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Essays on Canada, life abroad, and the practical side of building a Plan B before you need one.
FAQ
General questions about Exiled Mounty, its independence, its sources, and how The Exiled Mountie newsletter fits with the broader research desk.
What is Exiled Mounty?
Exiled Mounty is an independent relocation-intelligence project focused on Latin America. It publishes practical research, field notes, country briefings, and planning tools for people exploring residency, banking, property, tax, lifestyle, and relocation questions.
Is Exiled Mounty affiliated with a government or police agency?
No. Exiled Mounty is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to any police agency, government, immigration authority, consulate, embassy, ministry, or official institution.
Is Exiled Mounty legal or immigration advice?
No. Exiled Mounty publishes educational information only. Nothing on the site, in The Exiled Mountie newsletter, or in Exiled Mounty guides and reports is legal, immigration, tax, financial, investment, real estate, accounting, medical, security, or other professional advice.
You should verify important decisions with official sources and qualified professionals before acting.
What does Exiled Mounty cover?
Exiled Mounty may cover residency pathways, immigration procedures, document preparation, banking, tax exposure, property, healthcare, safety, lifestyle, relocation logistics, and country-specific planning issues.
Coverage depends on available sources, field research, and current project priorities.
What countries do you cover?
Exiled Mounty focuses on Latin America, with current guide and research coverage including Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Belize, and broader regional planning issues.
Always check the specific product or page for current country coverage.
What is The Exiled Mountie newsletter?
The Exiled Mountie is Exiled Mounty’s flagship newsletter on Substack. It brings together The Broken Dominion, Plant Your Flag, and Latin American field intelligence in one publication.
For newsletter-specific questions, see The Exiled Mountie FAQ.
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Where possible, Exiled Mounty prioritizes official government sources, consulate pages, immigration authorities, and primary-source materials. Some topics may also use field notes, professional input, or third-party context.
Official sources can change, move, conflict, or become outdated, so you should verify before acting.
Do you guarantee accuracy?
No. We work to make the material useful and careful, but we do not guarantee accuracy, completeness, currentness, approval outcomes, tax results, property outcomes, bank-account approvals, fee amounts, appointment availability, or government decisions.
Rules change, offices vary, and individual facts matter.
Can I hire Exiled Mounty to do my immigration filing?
Not by default. Exiled Mounty is not a law firm or immigration consultancy. Where available, Exiled Mounty may provide educational planning tools, research, source summaries, or permission-based introductions to local professionals or field contacts.
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