Faq

Each case is special, but in general terms, a foreigner wishing to live in Mexico must acquire resident status, whether temporary or permanent. Also for job offer, family relationship with a Mexican, and humanitarian reasons mainly.

It is possible, as long as your immigration document is valid and you have a job offer from an authorized employer by the immigration authority for such purpose.

Despite being apparently simple, not having the experience of different cases, a procedure can become complicated and turn into a real nightmare. It is like trying to do your own accounting. If you don't have the special knowledge to do it, you can get into unnecessary trouble with the tax authorities.

If your MMF was lost while you were within the effective period, you may request a replacement.

Yes, as of the entry into force of the new Immigration Law, the foreigner must attend a consular interview at a Mexican consulate abroad. It does not necessarily have to be the consulate of his or her country of origin.