Our six-page briefing on getting residency in Mexico, written by the team that has helped hundreds of clients through several rounds of changing requirements. It covers temporary and permanent residency, the current income and savings thresholds, why consulates turn people away, and the honest version of the path to a Mexican passport.
What’s inside
- Why Mexico: dual citizenship allowed, two clear residency tiers, and how tax works
- Temporary residency: income, savings, and property thresholds, and the consulate-to-card process
- Permanent residency: direct qualification or conversion after four years
- A side-by-side comparison of all three paths
- The road to citizenship, including the 180-day presence rule
Straight answers, not a sales brochure
Every figure in the briefing comes from the current program rules we work with every day. Where the government doesn’t publish a timeline, we say so instead of guessing. Where a route has a catch, like consulate discretion on income proof or the 180-day limit on time abroad before citizenship, we put it on the page.
Read it, then bring your questions to a call with our team. We’ll tell you plainly which route fits your capital, timeline, and goals.
Get the briefing
Related services: Mexico Residency · Mexico Residency Renewal · Mexico Citizenship by Descent · Mexican Passport
