The residency visa is applied for at a Mexican consulate abroad and then exchanged for the residency card at the INM (National Institute of Migration) within 30 days. We explain each step, the basic requirements, proof of sufficient funds, and what amounts to confirm before scheduling your appointment.
Temporary residency lasts up to four years and is renewable; permanent residency is indefinite. Using the Immigration Law as a guide, we'll explain the differences between them, which one is right for you, and how to switch between them (procedure, timeframes, and family unity requirements).
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