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PERMANENT MEXICO RESIDENT VISA

For instance, if you are a U.S. Citizen relocating to Mexico. You can apply for this visa. In fact, Permanent Mexico Visa allows you to live in Mexico, indefinitely. Furthermore, it is a lifetime and multiple entry visa. In this case, multiple entry means that you are not required to live in Mexico all the time. But In order to maintain your Permanent Mexico Resident Visa. You must keep a Mexico address.

How do I qualify for Permanent Mexico Visa?

To qualify for this visa you just need to prove that you have $3,729.00, US, in retirement income; social security or pension. Perhaps a combination of both to meet the requirement. Another option is $149,158.00, US, in savings or investments like 401K, IRA among others.

Steps for permanent Mexico Resident Visa

Firstly, you apply for this Visa in the Mexican Consulate in the U.S. Secondly, the Mexican consulate grants you a Permanent Mexico Visa for six months like the sample above. And is affixed to your passport. Thirdly, and most importantly, you must change the Permanent Mexico Visa. For the  Permanent Mexico Resident Card  within thirty days after the Permanent Mexico Visa is validated. And stamped at the Mexico border or airport.

Set foot in Mexico until the visa is approved

You can move to Mexico until the visa is approved at the Mexican Consulate in the U.S.  As a matter of fact, if the visa is approved. It will be valid up to 180 days. Then you have all this time to make your move to Mexico. Yes, you probably wonder why only 180 days. I thought it was permanent. Do not worry, this means that you have 180 days to exchange the visa for the actual permanent resident card.

Canje Procedure

When you arrive to Mexico. You must go to the nearest INM Immigration office close to your Mexico residency address. And do the CANJE process. What does Canje mean? it means exchange. In other words you are exchanging your visa for the actual permanent resident card. How does this work? do I just give my visa and then INM Immigration gives me the permanent resident card. Well, yes but it is not that sample. In fact it is a process that can be frustrating. If you do not know how to fill out the main application. And assemble all the documents required. Jorge can help you with the entire process

Visa Categories:

• Permanent Mexico Visa through retirement or pension income. In other words, If you are a retiree or pensioner. And can prove a monthly net income of $3,729.00, U.S. You can apply for this visa. Furthermore, the Mexican Consulate requires six consecutive bank statements to prove income, back from the day you apply. In fact you can also apply through your investments income if you can prove $149,158.00, US, per month for twelve consecutive months prior from the day that you apply.   

• Permanent Mexico Visa through Mexican Spouse or Permanent Resident Card Holder Under this category the visa will be temporary for one year. If you apply in a Mexican Consulate in the U.S. But if you apply directly in Mexico at the INM Mexico Immigration office. You get  Temporary Resident CARD for two years. 
• PR Mexico Visa through Mexico born Children  under this category you will get permanent residency card lifetime. If you have Mexico born children you can apply through them regardless of their age.

PERMANENT MEXICO VISA REQUIREMENTS:

• PASSPORT VALID FOR MORE THAN SIX MONTHS
• PROOF OF INCOME
• PASSPORT PHOTO
• MEXICO VISA APPLICATION
• VISA PETITION LETTER
• MEXICO VISA APPOINTMENT

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

1. What is the cost for Permanent Mexico Resident Visa? $44.00, US
2. Where do I apply for Permanent Mexico Resident Visa? In the Mexican Consulates or Embassies of your country of origin.
3. How long is the estimated time of approval for Permanent Mexico Resident Visa in the Mexican consulate? 1 to 10 business days
4. How long is the duration of the Permanent Mexico Resident visa? Six months to exchange it for Permanent Mexico Resident Card.
5. How long is the Permanent Mexico Resident Card? It is a lifetime
6. How much is the Permanent Mexico Resident Card? About $280.00, US
7. What is the difference between a PR Mexico Visa and PR Mexico Card? Is the same but requires two steps to acquire Permanent Resident Status

By Jorge Gonzalez Mexico Visa Specialist Ph: 619-512-7537. Email [email protected]

CURP stands for Clave Única de Registro de Población is a unique identity code for Mexican citizens and foreign residents of Mexico with temporary or permanent residency. Each CURP code is a unique alphanumeric 18-character string to prevent duplicate entries.

If you obtain a TR Temporary or PR Permanent Mexico residency, you qualify for it. For example, it can be beneficial to open a bank account. And get a Mexico tax ID number (RFC). In addition, you can apply for a Mexico driver’s license. Moreover, you save 30 to 40% on capital gains taxes if you own Mexico Real Estate.

When you apply for a temporary o permanent resident card, it is issued automatically at the INM Immigration office. It is usually printed on Temporary or Permanent Resident Cards. You can also download it from this Mexico website: https://www.gob.mx/curp/

Suppose it doesn’t show on your temporary or permanent resident cards or the Mexico Website. It means you do not have one assigned. Therefore you can go to any INM Immigration office and obtain it if you are a foreign resident of Mexico with a Temporary or permanent Mexico Residency. Mexican citizens must go to the closest CURP office.

Can I obtain a CURP with tourist card FMM? NO

Step one:

Apply in person for a TR or PR Mexico Visa at the Mexican Consulate or Embassy in the US

Step two:

You have 1 to 180 days to validate the visa at the Mexico border or airport and must obtain an entry stamp and an FMM FORM FOR CANJE  after its approval in the Mexican Consulate.

Step three:

Exchange the TR or PR Mexico Visa and the FMM FOR CANJE for the TR CARD or PR CARD in the closest Mexico INM office where you live!

Canje Procedure

Thirty days after you verify the visa at the Mexico border or airport, you must go to the nearest INM Immigration office close to your Mexico residency address and do the CANJE process. What does Canje mean? It means exchange. In other words, you are exchanging your visa for a temporary or permanent resident card. How does this work? Do I surrender my visa to the (INM) Immigration office and receive the temporary or permanent resident card in return? Well, yes, but it is not that sample. As a matter of fact, It is a process that can be frustrating if you do not know how to fill out the main application and assemble all documents required. Indeed, Jorge can help you with the entire process.

If the Mexican Consulate approves, the visa will be affixed to one of the pages of your passport.

The Mexico Visa process starts in a Mexican Consulate in the applicant’s country of origin.