What Happens Once the Mexican Consulate Approves Your Resident Visa? (Video)

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 BY: QROO PAUL 

We get a lot of questions from our readers about the procedures/paperwork involved in the second part of the residency process. That’s the part that begins once you arrive in Mexico after having received either your temporary or permanent resident visa at a Mexican Consulate.

Instead of writing an article on the subject, I decided to mix it up a little and I created a short animated video to walk you through the process.

Links to Forms and Information Explained in the Video

Formato para solicitar trámite migratorio de estanciahttps://www.inm.gob.mx/tramites/publico/estancia.html

Formato básico: https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/426925/Formato_Basico.pdf

Formato para el pago de derechos: https://www.inm.gob.mx/gobmx/derechos/

Check on the status of your application at INM: https://www.inm.gob.mx/tramites/publico/seguimiento-tramite.html

Let’s Wrap This Up

As I stated in the video, my recommendation is to hire a professional to handle the second part of the immigration process. It just makes life much easier.

If you’re looking for a professional in the area of Playa del Carmen, we highly recommend Adriana Vela. She does an outstanding job, speaks fluent English and is very reliable. Here’s her contact information:

Adriana Vela, Immigration Specialist
Business site: immigrationtomexico.mx

Well, that’s it for today. Linda and I are headed out on a mini-vacation this morning and I still need pack! Hasta luego. 

Qroo Paul

Paul Kurtzweil (Q-Roo Paul) was a deputy sheriff in Florida for 25 years before retiring at the rank of lieutenant in 2015. He and his wife moved to Mexico looking to maximize their retirement income. They later started a blog called Two Expats Mexico (qroo.us) to share their experiences, as well as information about the logistical and legal aspects of retiring south of the border.

Source: Two Expats Mexico

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