For being such an attractive destination, Querétaro has also become a chosen place for foreigners to live in. From important corporative men, to artists and retirees, there’s certainly a growing foreign community of diverse characters who enjoy living in Querétaro. These are only some of their impressions on Querétaro:
“I would define Querétaro with five concepts: safety, quality of life, highly qualified workforce, privileged geographic location and future.” Viviane Cohen is the Services and Personnel Director of Michelin México.
 | Laurence Galli |
“My passion is exchanging and sharing ideas, thoughts, experiences, and recipes, and creating a relaxed family atmosphere for my guests and students.” Laurence Galli is the Director of the Adventure Mexican School and former Director of the Aliance Francais.
 | Mark Lacasse |
“We’ve seen that it is a very safe city. As expatriates we’ve felt very welcomed and very safe here. I think safer than in a lot of US cities.” Real Gervais is the VP of Manufacturing of Bombardier Latin America.
 | Christiane and Tom |
“We renovated a historic house in the oldest barrio of the city, and we walk everywhere and at any time of the day or night. We picked Querétaro because of its dry climate, here we don’t need air conditioning or heating, and also because of its clean streets and plazas, its compactness and ease of getting around.” Christiane and Tom are the new Queretanos.
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