Permanent Resident Visa- Mexico

Depending on the length of stay and the reason for the migration, anyone planning to live in Mexico for more than six months needs both a Resident Card and a Resident Visa. A Mexican Permanent Resident Card is required for foreign nationals who wish to live permanently in Mexico. Because it is granted upon the acquisition of the Mexico Retirement Visa and relocation to Mexico, the Permanent Resident Card for Mexico is a well-liked alternative among retirees.

Documents required to apply for Permanent Resident Visa- Mexico are listed below

To support your application for Mexican permanent residence, you must have a number of documents, including:

• Form for a Mexico visa that has been filled out and signed
• Your passport and copies of the pertinent pages (first and last page, any visas and stamps you have received)
• photograph the size of a passport taken within the last six months on a white backdrop.
• paying the visa fee
• purchased a plane ticket. The real payment for the ticket cannot be made until your visa request has been granted.
• If you are applying for permanent residence visa on the grounds of Family Reunion then you have to present the following additional documents:
• If you are a parent of a citizen or lawful permanent resident of Mexico: birth certificate for your child with your name on it (original and photocopy)
• If you are a child of a citizen or lawful permanent resident of Mexico: your citation of birth (original and photocopy)
• If your sibling is a citizen or lawful permanent resident of Mexico: Birth certificates for you and your sibling (original and photocopy)
• If you are a kid of a permanent resident or Mexican citizen's spouse or common-law partner:
• Proof of the union or marriage of your parents
• your certificate of birth
• If a member of your family is a permanent resident of Mexico: They possess a current Permanent Resident Card (original and photocopy)
• Evidence that your family member can support you while you're here:
• Investment receipts or bank statements (original and a photocopy)
• evidence that your family member is earning money via a job or investments

Be mindful of:

• Birth certificates, marriage certificates, and other formal documents must all be legalised beforehand either by an Apostille or the Mexican embassy.
• You must submit all of your documents in either English or Spanish. You must submit both the original and the translation if they are not already translated.
• This is not a complete list of prerequisites. The Mexican embassy may ask for any further paperwork they deem necessary.

Eligibility- Permanent Residence Visa Mexico

• You're retired and want to stay in Mexico permanently, but you have no plans to work or earn money there (Mexico Retirement Visa)
• Your family is really close in Mexico:
• You have a child who is a citizen or lawful permanent resident of Mexico.
• You are a youngster or teenager with a parent who is a citizen of Mexico or a permanent resident of Mexico.
• You have a stepparent who is a Mexican citizen or legal permanent resident, and you are a kid or adolescent.
• You have a sibling who is a resident or citizen of Mexico.
• You have a Temporary Resident Card and have lived in Mexico for at least four years.
• You have a Temporary Resident Card granted because of your marriage to a Mexican citizen or permanent resident, and you have resided in Mexico for at least two years.