Should you move to Progreso in Mexico’s Yucatan state? This quiet town on the Gulf of Mexico is popular for its affordability, small-town charm, relaxed vibes and low crime rates. It enjoys a developing bustling centre, flat beach and miles long boardwalks. The Malecon Tradiçonal and the Malecon Internaçional border… Read More
“What is an RFC, and why do we need one?” This is an important topic for residents in Mexico given the bureaucratic changes that took place in 2022. In this article we answer your questions on the RFC. The RFC is a unique tax code which identifies each person registered… Read More
Should you move to Merida? The prosperous ‘White City’, capital of the Yucatan state is a rising favorite for immigrants from North America and Europe. In this second article in our Location Location series, we look at this Mexican city that may be your next home. The City of Merida… Read More
Mexico City – once known for all the wrong things – smog, crime, trash, and traffic, has in recent years grown in popularity. In this second part of our article – Could You Live in Mexico City? – we look at cost of living, safety and transport. Read part one… Read More
Once upon a time Mexico City was known for all the wrong things – smog, crime, trash, and traffic. In recent years, however, it has grown in popularity. So let’s ask the question: is moving to Mexico City a good idea? In Part 1 of this blog we look at… Read More
What do you need to know about the Mexico City immigration office? Mexico City (also CDMX, or Ciudad de Mexico in Spanish) is a popular destination for immigrants, especially digital nomads and remote workers. It has world-class facilities, yet a lower cost of living than other comparable North American cities.… Read More
Booking a Mexican consulate appointment is usually the first, and one of the most important steps on the residency journey. It is not always a straightforward process. Depending on the consulate you use, availability and process for booking appointments varies. The conditions for residency may also vary according to immigration… Read More
Are you a Mexican national, or temporary or permanent resident in Mexico? If so, you may be entitled to get a Mexican driver’s licence. In this article, we outline the general requirements in Playa del Carmen to get a Mexican driver’s licence for the first time. Therefore, do check with… Read More
Do you have a Mexican partner? Are you curious about getting married in Mexico, and how it affects residency? In this article, we outline the procedure to marry a Mexican in Mexico. Whether you are already a resident or wish to get residency in Mexico, in a heterosexual or same-sex… Read More
Is same-sex marriage legal in Mexico, and recognized for immigration in all states? Many of our clients from the gay community ask us when applying for residency in Mexico: Is same-sex marriage legal in Mexico? Is it recognized for the purposes of residency? The answer is YES! Mexico City was… Read More