If you are serious about learning the language and wish to open the door of understanding Mexico and it's people, then we suggest you take a look at the following links for courses, schools and learning tours.
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Arellano Rincon Abogados
Mexican immigration attorneys dedicated to the complete and effective resolution of issues related to mexican immigration law.

Journeys Beyond the Surface
Explore the vibrant chaos of Mexico City with affordable, individually-designed day trips. Choose from our 64 topics or suggest your own: educational and cultural journeys ranging from visits to local activists, artists and researchers, to walking the city streets.

Mexico Magico The Book by Profs. German Estrada Navarro
Mexico is a beautiful country that has many different things to offer any visitor. However the 'ways' of doing some things here are sometimes quite different from what you're used to in your own Country. Everything you wanted to know but nobody told you!

Visual Link Spanish
Learn Spanish today!... Visual Link SpanishT teaches you how to build sentences, ask and answer questions, and truly communicate in Spanish.

BANKING: Currency may be exchanged at currency exchange booths (Casa de cambio). These are usually open in the morning around eight o’clock until the early evening around six o’clock. The rates are usually better here than at hotels, but may be less than what you'll find in banks. The American Express office is located in the Zona Rosa and is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: (555) 533-0380.

CONSULAR: The United States embassy is located at Paseo de la Reforma 305 at the corner of Rio Danubio. Telephone: (555) 211-0042 or (555) 211-4536.

The Canadian embassy is located at Schiller 529. Telephone: 5/254-3288. Your embassy can offer advice on doctors, lawyers and other such services but cannot get you out of jail, fly you home in case of monetary emergency or offer any sort of banking service.

MEDICAL: There are two hospitals recommended to English-speaking tourists. One is the American-British Cow dray (A.B.C.) hospital. Telephone: 272-8500, or in case of emergency (555) 515-8359 or (555) 516-8077. Your second choice is the Hospital Angeles del Pedregal. Telephone: (555) 652-1188 or (555) 652-0422.

POST OFFICE: The city’s main post office is at the corner of Tacuba and avenida Lázaro Cardenas. Your hotel should be able to handle getting postcards or letters out, but should you need to mail a package, you'll likely need to visit the post office.

PHONE DIRECTORY: Numbers listed include the full international code to access Mexico direct.

Association of Mexican Banks: 011-52-555-512-3103

Automotive Industry Association: 011-52-555-272-1144

BANAMEX (US office): 213-024-0225
Banamex is the second largest bank in Latin America and offers a wide range of banking services.

BANCA SERFIN (US office): 213-955-0725
Banca Serfin is the third largest bank in Mexico; comprehensive list of services.

Border Trade Alliance: 019-001-OBTA
Promoting trade along the U.S.-Mexico border.

British Chamber of Commerce: 011-52-555-250-0901
Business and investment assistance for British citizens.

British Embassy in Mexico City: 011-52-555-207-2500
Provides contacts and introductions to business throughout Mexico. Travelers assistance.

Canacintra: 011-52-555-503-3400
The Mexican National Chamber of industry& Manufacturing.

Canadian Chamber of Commerce: 011-52-555-0525-0741
Business and investment assistance for Canadian citizens.

Canadian Embassy in Mexico City: 011-52-555-724-7000
Provides contacts and introduction to business throughout Mexico. Travelers assistance.

FONATUR: 011-52-555-543-7211 or (U.S.) 202-725-1030
Offering foreign investment in Mexico's tourism industry.

German Chamber of Commerce: 011-52-555-251-4022
Business and investment assistance for German citizens.

Japanese Embassy in Mexico City: 011-52-555-211-0042
Provides contacts and introductions to business throughout Mexico. Travelers assistance.

Mexican Commerce Department: 011-52-555-700-0328
The Mexican equivalent to the US Commerce Department.

Mexican Tourism: 800-44-MEXICO
The Department of Tourism offering information on Mexico.

Mexico City Tourist Assistance: 011-52-555-250-0123 or 555-250-0151
This agency can assist you with any questions about or problems you may have in the capital.

Mexico's Wildlife Department: 011-52-555-574-5480
Information on hunting in Mexico

Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources: 011-52-555-584-0000

Ministry of Commerce and Industrial Development: 011-52-555-050-4771

Ministry of Education: 011-52-555-521-0574

Missing Persons Hotline in Mexico City: 011-52-555-058-1111

National Museum of Anthropology: 011-52-555-553-0381
The Mexican National Museum of Anthropology.

San Antonio Economic Development Foundation: 512-220-1394
Develops and promotes trade with Mexico.

SECOFI: 011-52-550-034-0201
Performs some of the functions like the US Department of Commerce and regulates maquiladoras.

SEMATUR: 011-52-555-280-1207
Provides information and reservations for the ferries crossing the Sea of Cortez.

Trade Commission of Mexico: (L. A.) 213-028-1220, (Dallas) 214-088-4095 (N. Y.) 212-820-2979.
Aid to business needing company contacts in Mexico.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce: 202-377-0028 or 377-4404
International Trade Administration, Office of Mexico.

U.S. Commerce Department: 202-482-4404; 202-482-0300
Country Desk-Mexico. They can help business export their goods to Mexico and also supply trade data.

United States Embassy in Mexico City: 011-52-555-211-0042
Provides contacts and introductions to business throughout Mexico. Travelers assistance.

World Trade Center of Mexico City: 011-52-555-082-0822
Business center & exposition area.