Our Services

We support you with legal advice, accurate and timely information so that you can apply for temporary or permanent residency with ease. According to Mexican Migration Law, most procedures to obtain a residence, whether temporary or permanent, must be initiated at a Mexican Consulate abroad.

The most common procedures to obtain residence through a consular interview are:

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, since 2020 the Mexican government implemented an extraordinary program to allow foreigners who have previous visits to Mexico between the years 2015 to 2021 and who also have an expired 180-day tourist visa, to obtain a temporary residence for 4 years directly in Mexico, without the need for a consular interview abroad, nor is it required to demonstrate economic solvency.

This type of visa does not include a work permit, but we can process your work permit once you have your resident card.

Book an appointment with us to learn if you are eligible for this program.

We find great satisfaction in enabling families to come together. You can obtain a residence in Mexico by Family Unit in the following cases:

• If you are married to a Mexican citizen or to a person who has residency in Mexico.
• If you have a Mexican born child.
• If you are father or mother to a Mexican citizen or to a person with legal residency in Mexico.
• If the person holding a Residency in Mexico has siblings under 18 years old.
• The temporary resident student has the right to Family Unity, so that their relatives may request the Temporary Resident visa.

In all these cases it is essential that the family link is completely proved with the respective registration certificates. We offer official translation services for all your foreign documents. 

Please contact us for further information. 

Once your Temporary Residency is about to expire give us a call/get in touch so we can set everything up for your renewal procedure to go as smoothly as possible. The criteria under which the procedures are carried out at the INM offices change constantly, even several times during the same year.

Make sure to contact us at least 30 days before your temporary resident card expires to schedule your appointment at the INM in a timely manner.

Remember that the date on your card reads as follows: day/month/year.

Please contact us for further information. 

If you are a qualified professional or a specialized worker, you can obtain a temporary residence by job offer. For this type of visa, it is a requirement to attend an interview at a Mexican consulate abroad.

If you are interested, schedule an appointment with us to learn about the requirements and costs of this visa.

On some occasions, the company that offered the work related to the resident visa is not willing to renew the visa, or the renewal fee becomes highly expensive. In these cases, we have a solution so that you can renew your visa with permission to work with a different employer. 

If you are interested, schedule an appointment with us to learn about the requirements and costs.

Congratulations! If you already have your pre-approved Residency visa through a Consular interview, we would be honored to help you to complete your immigration process at the INM regional office. 

There is still paperwork to be done in Spanish to complete your procedure and obtain your final visa. We will accompany you through the entire process until you receive your plastic Residency card. 

If you need to travel immediately, ask us about the express procedure.

Are you already a resident and do you like to work in Mexico? Let us help you obtain the permit required by the Mexican authorities so that you can work as an employee or independently without any problem. 

Our specialists can help you to obtain an RFC (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes), which is legally required for economic activities in Mexico. 

Please contact us for further information. 

Grant us the opportunity to assist you in the replacement of your plastic card and save valuable time in your procedure.

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If you are carrying out an immigration procedure to obtain a residence in Mexico and you need to travel abroad before receiving your resident card, we can help you obtain a provisional exit permit through which you will be authorized to travel outside of Mexico for 60 days without jeopardizing your procedure. 

You must return to Mexico before the exit permit expires so you can continue with your residency procedure.

Please contact us for further information. 

Some nationalities have the option of applying from Mexico for a Visitor Visa with permission to carry out paid activities for 4 years (Job offer), without the need to go out to an appointment at a Mexican Consulate abroad. 

Please contact us for further information. 

If you own a business and want to hire a foreign person, we help you to obtain the certificate that will allow you to legally hire them.

Please contact us for further information. 

If you have had any changes like address, name, nationality, place of work, or marital status after you obtained a residence in Mexico, you must inform the National Institute of Migration (INM) so that your data can be updated. 

We can help you notify any of these changes quickly and smoothly.

Please contact us for further information.