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We provide services in both English and Spanish, ensuring clear communication throughout your residency journey.

We cannot guarantee approval as the final decision rests with Mexican immigration authorities. However, we thoroughly assess your eligibility before starting the process and ensure all documentation meets current requirements to maximize your chances of success.

Temporary residency is valid for up to 4 years with annual renewals, meaning you pay renewal fees every year. Permanent residency has no expiration, does not require renewal, and is usually obtained after four years of temporary residency.

However, you may qualify for permanent residency sooner through:

• Family ties to a Mexican citizen or permanent residency

• Retirement or pension-based financial qualification

• Other special or humanitarian circumstances

If you have a job abroad with regular deposits (biweekly or monthly), your bank statements must show at least 500 UMAs over the last 6 months.

That's approximately:

• $56,500 MXN/month

• $3,100 USD/month (depending on the exchange rate)

Yes! For investment-based proof, you need 12 months of bank statements showing a total of 5,000 UMAs

That's approximately:

• $2,800,00 MXN

• $146,000 USD

The timeline varies, but typically:

• Consulate appointment: 2-8 weeks wait time (varies by location)

• After approval at consulate: 30 days to enter Mexico

• INM appointment in Mexico: 2-4 weeks after arrival

• Card pickup: 4-8 weeks after INM appointment

Total: 3-5 months from start to finish on average.

The exact requirements depend on your situation and which consulate you're applying through. We provide a customized checklist during our document preparation service. 

Standard documents include:

• Valid passport

• Proof of income or investments (bank statements)

• Completed application forms

• Passport photos

• Birth certificate (apostilled)

• Background check (apostilled, if required)

• Proof of address

Denials are uncommon if you meet the requirements and submit proper documentation. If denied, we can help you understand why and whether reapplying is an option. We thoroughly review your eligibility beforehand to minimize this risk.