Mexico visa types

This visa lets you live in Mexico temporarily while working for a specific employer that has offered you a job.

Mexico offers a Temporary Resident Visa for remote workers who want to live in the country for more than 180 days and up to four years.

The Mexico student visa lets you live in Mexico for academic study lasting more than 180 days, up to four years. You apply through a Mexican consulate abroad.

The Mexico family visa allows you to live in Mexico for more than 180 days and up to four years when you're joining or accompanying a family member who holds.

Mexico grants permanent residence to certain close relatives of Mexican citizens and permanent residents.

Mexico visa-free entry lets you enter the country without a visa for short, unpaid stays.

The Mexico Visitor Visa (Tourism) lets you enter Mexico for leisure travel, as long as you don’t perform paid work.

The Mexico temporary resident visa allows you to live in Mexico for more than 180 days and up to four years.

Mexico permanent residence allows you to live in the country indefinitely. You apply through the National Immigration Institute (Instituto Nacional de.

Mexico offers a points-based path to permanent residence for certain foreign nationals.

The Visitor Visa for business activities requires filing the correct application with the appropriate authority.

The Mexico investor visa lets you live in Mexico for more than 180 days and up to four years if you invest in a Mexican company.

This visa gives you the right to live in Mexico for more than 180 days and up to four years without employment.

Mexican citizenship through naturalization formalizes your legal status based on residency, family ties, origin, marriage, or recognized contributions.