Economic Residency in Mexico (also known as residency by investment) offers temporary or permanent residency to qualified investors who make substantial economic contributions to Mexico through various investment options.
MOBILITY ASSSET SNAPSHOT
Mexico's Economic Residency program provides a pathway to temporary or permanent residency for investors looking to base their business and investment activities in the country. This program is designed to attract foreign capital to contribute to Mexico's economic growth and development.
Overview
A route to temporary or permanent residency for qualified investors in Mexico
Eligibility Requirements
Substantial investment in real estate or business
Anchor Ancestor restrictions
Months to citizenship
Length of Visa
1-4 years, leading to permanent residency
Months to Visa
Approximately 6 months
Physical Presence Requirement
None for temporary residency; 5 years for citizenship
Availability
Medium
Family Allowance
Spouse and children
Overview
Submit application to the Mexican Consulate in your home country or to the National Immigration Institute (INM) if already in Mexico
Overview
Our experienced team will guide you through each stage of the application process, offering personalized assistance tailored to your needs.
We'll help you gather and organize the documents you need for applying.
Once your documents are ready, we'll let you know where and how to submit your application to the relevant authorities.
Questions?
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How long does it take to process a Mexican Economic Residency application?
The processing time is typically around 6 months.
Can I include my family members in my Economic Residency application?
Yes, you can include your spouse and dependent children in your application.
What are the investment options for Economic Residency in Mexico?
You can invest in real estate, business ventures, or demonstrate a certain level of monthly income or savings.
How long is the temporary residency period?
Temporary residency is valid for 1-4 years, after which you may apply for permanent residency.
Can Economic Residency holders apply for Mexican citizenship?
Yes, investors can apply for citizenship after 5 years of permanent residency, subject to meeting other requirements including physical presence and language proficiency
DOCUMENTS
Passport+State Issued ID+
Marriage certificate and birth certificates of dependents (if applicable)
Proof of current address (utility bill, lease agreement, etc.) may be required
Police clearance certificate from the country of origin or residence for the past 5 years.
Proof of Investment: Bank statements or other documents verifying the investment+Property purchase agreement or business investment documents+Proof of Funds: Documentation demonstrating the source of the investment funds (e.g., tax returns, bank statements).
DOCUMENTS
Birth certificates from government archives; Marriage certificates for family dependencies; Police clearance records from current and past residences
Certified translations into official language(s); Apostille certification; Government-issued document legalization
Diploma and transcript verification; Professional certification authentication; Credential evaluation services
Initial application submission fee; Processing and handling charges; Administrative review fees
Fingerprint collection fee; Digital photograph requirements; Biometric data processing
Required medical examinations; Vaccination verification; Health certificate processing
Document verification fees; Background check processing; Application status updates
Consulate visit expenses; Interview travel costs; Temporary accommodation (if required)
Language proficiency testing; Skills assessment fees; Additional document requests
Immigration lawyer consultation; Document review services; Legal representation fees
Tax planning consultation; Asset transfer advisory; Investment planning services
Relocation services; Property search assistance; Settlement support services
Residency card processing; Passport issuance fees; Registration certificates
Oath ceremony fees; Registration charges; Local authority fees
Renewal fees; Status maintenance costs; Annual reporting fees
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