Living in Mexico as a resident comes with legal obligations, such as keeping your immigration file current. In addition to reporting changes of address and civil status, you must also notify INM of a legal name change. Whether due to marriage, divorce or otherwise, your records must match your passport.… Read More
The National Migration Institute (IMN) has updated Mexican immigration fees for 2026. This year there are some additional changes. For your convenience, we have translated 2026’s fees for the most common procedures below. Remember that some immigration procedures incur two or three fees, and others, just one. That is, the… Read More
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 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