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Practical guides written by an immigration lawyer: real requirements, deadlines and the mistakes that cost foreigners the most in Mexico.
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Visas · France
Mexico Working Holiday Visa (PVT): complete guide for French citizens
Did you know you can live in Mexico for up to 12 months and work legally? This is how the Working Holiday Program (PVT) between Mexico and France works.
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Work
How to get residency in Mexico through a job offer: 2026 requirements
One of the most common paths to live and work legally in Mexico, and one of the most misunderstood.
Family unity
Family unity in Mexico: can you bring your spouse or children?
Many people think the only way to get residency is to prove a high income. Family unity is another path.
Citizenship
How to get Mexican citizenship in 2026: naturalization guide
If you already have temporary or permanent residency, this is the next step: how to become a Mexican citizen.
Residents
Why should you always carry your resident card?
Carrying your card is one of the most important immigration responsibilities, and one of the most underestimated.
Residents
Why must you report your change of address to the INM?
For a resident, moving is not only a personal matter: it is also an obligation to the INM.
Consulate
Mexican consular visa interview 2026: questions and tips
What to expect at the consular interview: questions, requirements and tips to avoid mistakes.
Airports
Why residents of Mexico should not use the e-gates
Using the e-gate as a resident can cause serious immigration problems. Learn why and how to protect your status.
Legality
Why you should never do your immigration process outside the law
Avoid risks, penalties and loss of stability: immigration procedures outside the law are never a good option.
Residents
What happens if your residency expires outside Mexico?
If your immigration document expired outside Mexico, you could lose your residency. Learn what to do and avoid serious mistakes.
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