What do I need for the Mexican residency and visa?

Mexican Temporary Residency: Passport scan.

Mexican Permanent Residency (after 4 years of Temporary): Passport scan.

Mexican Permanent Residency (directly, if you qualify): Passport scan.

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Mexican Work Visa (same benefits as the Temporary Residency):

• Contract of the Mexican employer (the company has already hired you).
• Employer's Invitation Letter. The Employer must be registered in the 'Instituto Nacional de Migración'. The letter has to contain specific details like contract's duration, when will you start working, etc.
• Appointment at the closest Consulate or Embassy (with all the proper documents)

If some step, document or part of the document is missing, the work visa will be rejected.

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What are the timelines to Obtain Mexican Residency?

Mexican Temporary Residency: 1 week.

Mexican Permanent Residency (after 4 years of Temporary): 2 weeks.

Mexican Permanent Residency (directly, if you qualify):

1. 10 Days in Riviera Maya with our team. Includes biometrics.
2. 30 Days in another state. Requires flying to that state. Includes biometrics. Half the price.

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Can I get a Mexican Visa with Miquel Gironès Co? All nationalities?

Yes.

Chinese and Russians are more complex. We've successfully got them visas, however.

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Depending on the presence in Mexico or not, in what state they are we can work out a solution.

Airport deportations are a threat when things are not done properly—specially with these two nationalities.

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All the other countries can get a Mexican Visa with us much faster and efficiently—usually via 'la red consular mexicana.'

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What's the cost of a Mexican Visa?

Mexico Student Visa

Mexico Tourist Visa

Mexico Investor Visa

All three, the same price as the Temporary Residency (if applying from outside of Mexico).

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If you apply from Mexico, the price is higher (bespoke, reach out to know exactly how much).

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How can I navigate the Mexican healthcare system as a foreigner?

Overall, with proper research and preparation, navigating the Mexican healthcare system as a foreigner can be manageable. T

- Public healthcare system: Mexico has a public healthcare system called the Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS), which provides medical care to Mexican citizens and legal residents. Foreigners who have a valid work visa or permanent residency can also enroll in the IMSS.

-Private healthcare system: Mexico also has a private healthcare system, which offers higher-quality care and shorter wait times.

- Medical insurance: Many foreigners in Mexico choose to purchase private medical insurance, which can provide coverage for both public and private healthcare services.It's important to note that many medical professionals in Mexico may not speak English, so it's a good idea to bring a translator or translation app with you to medical appointments.