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An Expat Talks about Moving to Mazatlan, Mexico, Report 99292 | Expat Exchange
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Expat Advice: Culture Shock in Mazatlan, Mexico

Submitted by ResearchTeam

What is the name of the city or town that you are reporting on?

Mazatlan

What are the most challenging aspects of the new culture?

One of the most challenging aspects of adjusting to life in Mazatlan for expats is the language barrier. While English is increasingly gaining a foothold among the younger generation, many of the local people and institutions remain largely Spanish-speaking. Additionally, understanding the local customs and culture can take some time for newcomers to the area to learn and adapt to. Mazatlan is also a very traditional Catholic city, with strong religious and cultural influences being readily seen in the way people interact with each other and in the social activities available in the area. For expats seeking to blend in, a thorough understanding of these customs and norms is required in order to be accepted by the local population.

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