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Mexico's National Immigration Institute (INM) recently launched a new digital system that provides a residency card to a residency visa holder in a matter of an hour or so. It the past it could take weeks or even months to process...
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If you want to visit Mexico for longer than 180 days or even live in Mexico you will need either a temporary or permanent resident visa. Compared to many other countries, Mexico makes it easy to stay longer than 180 days...
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Planning a trip to Mexico? There’s lots to do to get ready, including getting: Your passport, a visa, documents for obtaining a Temporary importation permit (if not traveling in the free zone), a permission letter if your vehicle is financed, Mexico auto insurance, and the biggest obstacle, packing! You may ask, “Do you need a...
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What is the process for getting a Visa for travel into Mexico? The FMM or tourist card is issued by the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) or National Migration Institute in Mexico, who regulates the entry, stay and exit of foreign nationals, as well as Mexican citizens. Passports You must have a valid Passport to apply...
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Speaking of living in Mexico, FM3s and FM2s, I’ve been informed by Mexican immigration that these no longer exist. Well...they’ve had their names changed...
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By Andrea Julian Any time you cross an international border, you are at a disadvantage if you are not familiar with the intricacies of the law. You may break a law or run into trouble simply due to lack of knowledge. Many north American residents flock to Mexico for short to long periods of time... Read More »