The FUTURE of Mexican Residency Visas in 2025

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

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[@HueManna]

First time for me to hear about UMA (Unidad de Medida y Actualización), thank you!

[@cindyk3076]

Thank you for the live, very informational re: 2025 requirements. Yes, it would be great if all consulates used the same formula! Gabi is so knowledgeable!

[@kev1347]

Wonderful presentation. We have engaged Gaby and her team. Wouldn’t do it without her. 🤗

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Wonderful!

[@christinevanzandbergen4870]

Thank you so much, ladies, for all the information. Have a safe and happy holiday season. Great video!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Have a great one, too!

[@ChangesInLattitudes37]

Ah, you answered my question...Guadalajara!

[@patrickruvolo8427]

my wife and I got our perm residency three years ago when the property requirements were like 270k. wow it has more than doubled. We bought in Cozumel (where my wife is currently) while I am working in California. Anyways, we had no trouble getting approved.

[@dianabell405]

I have been in mexico since 2023 and want to apply for re

[@user-ye4ev8vp4t]

Thanks for this informative video 😊

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

You are welcome! Glad you found it helpful!

[@DianneMaxwellMcInroy]

Can you give us an idea when the guide will be updated in 2025? I am interested in purchasing it, but would like the updated version.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

It is being updated almost daily right now. But As soon as we have new information we update it. We plan to reach out to the consulates some time in mid January and when they respond, we start updating our guide. Everything else gets updated when we have new information.

[@gregdurham9779]

Greetings from Maryland

[@ChangesInLattitudes37]

Great presentation, thank you. Does Gabby have an office in Guadalajara?

[@Dasmo50]

Perfect timing!!! Need options. What’s the easiest way to get a residency.

[@babysweetcheeks6384]

You have to apply at your local consulate for whichever residency you want then you travel to Mexico for your "canje" and finish the process there. You cannot start the process in Mexico unless you will qualify for the RNE program. Good luck!

[@marybethstarrs-dh7mi]

21:15 do I need to get a tourist visa to come, or just Passport ? I want to visit, explore, then move to the best place for me. Does a stamp in my passport count toward getting a temporary residency visa?

[@healinglifecreative6158]

Is the only way to get Gabby's contact info for a question to purchase your guide?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

We cover all the important basics of moving to Mexico - but we also include our directory of vetted contacts and access to our private FB community

[@dawng5653]

Thank you for your informative videos. I like that you brought an expert on. Are Mexicans getting tired of Americans and others immigrating there? Sounds like we are driving up prices for the natives. I do t like that .

[@DianneMaxwellMcInroy]

I am planning to move to mexico in 2025. I am Canadian. Who would it be best to reach out to before I come?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

If you qualify for residency, we recommend reaching out to a facilitator first. Our online guide gives you our directory of recommendations. 😀 mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

[@rfink222]

If you want residency you need to go to a Mexican consulate near you. If you are just visiting they will give you a visa at the point of entry for 6 months or less. You could hire someone in Canada or Mexico who specializes in helping people get resident status.

[@divinaflamingarrow9556]

For US visitors to Mexico who want to stay for 6 months each year, does the income requirements apply?

[@babytreese]

My question as well!

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

If you are staying 6 months every year you are basically living in Mexico without actually being a resident. 😉 and immigration can deny you entry next time you come or can give you a shorter term tourist permit

[@YouGotOptions2]

@@divinaflamingarrow9556 no

[@teiaotterwolf]

First time on live. Married to Mexican Nationalist living in US.. I want to get legal for living in Mexico with him. Residency

[@gregorriusadolphus2729]

I've been trying to schedule an appointment with the Mexican embassy to get my temporary residency reviewed, but it seems impossible to find an appoinment. The closest embassies to me in San Antonio, Austin, Lareo, and Houston have diredtred me to the Mexican embassy site. It appears that the only appointments availabe are for passports, an INE, and some other thing that I'm not familiar with but doesn't apply to me.

[@ralphlozano9177]

@@gregorriusadolphus2729 I definitely hear you, I've been trying to get an appointment at the Mexican consulate in Indianapolis (I live in Cincinnati Ohio 2hrs away) to apply for dual citizenship but the folks there on the phone just kinda brush me off like I'm bothering them with something petty and couldn't be bothered. They tell me to go online but at the same time they don't know when any new appointments will be available....I wonder if I can accomplish this in Mexico? Any thoughts, recommendations and ideas are gladly welcomed and appreciated...Happy Holidays to all!!..

[@garyzeinert7126]

@@ralphlozano9177 atleast you can get them to answer the phone. The consulates in Texas won’t answer the phone and when you try to leave a message….the mailbox is full

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Consulates don’t answer phone calls. It’s pointless to try calling them

[@ralphlozano9177]

@@MexicoRelocationGuide actually I've called them twice and have spoken to someone at the Indianapolis Mexican consulate the problem is they say is there are no new appointments being issued and don't know when they're going to open up new ones then they refer me to the Indianapolis consulate website which doesnt help my situation in the least.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

That’s not common though 😀

[@siouxrose7766]

Since consulates do vary, can a Florida resident obtain an appt at an embassy in Texas, San Francisco or Atlanta, Ga. which have much lower residency requirements (now)? Thank you.

[@anneli1735]

Researching this I was told that McAllan/Texas is the most recommended consulate you might use even when you’re not located in Texas 🤷‍♀️

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Yes, you can go to another consulate as long as that consulate allows out of state applicants.

[@dianabell405]

Did you get my question?

[@sammyreyes63]

Live chat gone? Will that be posted?

[@RA-fm8wr]

If you were in Mexico before even 2020 and come back now and have a expired tourists visa does the regulation program still apply? The record is in the passport stamp so would having that help them find you?

[@awakeaware9708]

Mexican citizens should earn a good minimum wage to afford to live . But to require USA residents to earn $4,400 monthly income for temporary residence visa , is very high

[@vodekz1534]

Anybody available to helpt to apply at the Cancun office for the permanent residency final step. We received visas and my wife

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

We do have an excellent facilitator in Cancun we recommend to our customers. When you purchase the complete Mexico Relocation Guide you get instant access to our directory of vetted contacts- mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

[@sarawright5653]

Las Vegas Consulate rep was extremely rude and needlessly difficult. I recommend San Francisco - call the actual consulate on Folsom Street, not the WhatsApp number, etc.

[@siouxrose7766]

Will they process the paperwork for someone who resides in Florida? I find my closer embassy impossible to work with--just to get an appt. My emails--to their listed address--come back as undeliverable.

[@Mzdfy]

Couldn’t agree more! We finally just went to Mexico and got our RNE done with a four year temporary residency over thanksgiving break.🎉

[@sarawright5653]

@@siouxrose7766 yes, they will. I received approval by providing paystubs and a letter from my employer

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

That's odd. The LV consulate employees have been ranked as some of the friendliest. Sorry that wasn't your experience.

[@themurphingjay5829]

@@sarawright5653 so try, but Daniel is amazing and so kind.

[@Ocean245]

It is way too expensive to retire in Mexico. You have to be a high-income retiree in order to retire there. I just moved from there after two years.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Depends on what you consider expensive- there are people living in all kinds of budgets. From $1500/month to $5000+ a month

[@Lane9693]

👏👏👏👏👏🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@nygeeJones]

What if your citizen from another Spanish country? Can you naturalize as a Mexican citizen or do you know anyone that’s gone through their naturalization process and succeeded.

[@p.c.h.6721]

You have to wait for 2 years to get Mexican citizenship, so 2 years as a Resident and then you can naturalize.

[@nygeeJones]

@@p.c.h.6721 Do you know anyone that’s been though the process and that was successful personally?

[@p.c.h.6721]

@nygeeJones Yes, my sister did it. She has a Spanish passport, and the Mexican passport.

[@kellyname5733]

No.. citizenship from European countries, such as Spain, will NOT give you any special treatment in order to get temporary/permanent residency or citizenship. Latin America yes in 2 years of living in Mexico and the tip of Spain Iberian Peninsula region.

[@p.c.h.6721]

@kellyname5733 You are wrong. Latin American citizens can get Mexican citizenship after just 2 years of living in Mexico. It's one of the fastest citizenship available for Latin America countries and Spain as well. You need to consult with a proper Mexican immigration firm, such as D.IA.M. SC

[@Uplift2023]

Do we need an Apostille (American citizen) even if single and never been married?

[@KiKiQuiQuiKiKi]

Yes, you would need to apostille your birth certificate.

[@Uplift2023]

@KiKiQuiQuiKiKi Thank you!! ❤️

[@chuckpershall9762]

I need help with RFC

[@NaturallyBonita]

I don’t think we ever got Gaby’s contact info.

[@sammyreyes63]

It’s in the Relocation Guide.

[@camiller4916]

U need to purchase the relocation guide and her info will be within the guide

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Hola! To get access to our recommendations like Gaby, you would first need to purchase our complete Mexico Relocation Guide. It has the steps for moving to Mexico and our directory of contacts- mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

[@garyzeinert7126]

Just imagine if America made people prove financial solvency before you immigrated to the USA. The press would vilify the US government.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Ummmm but they do… you’re referring to people who get asylum. Very different

[@J0HN_3_16]

How does someone hire Gabby?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

To get access to our recommendations like Gaby, you would first need to purchase our complete Mexico Relocation Guide. It has the steps for moving to Mexico and our directory of contacts- mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/

[@GlenHavenRoadSoquelCalifornia]

safe for single older women?

[@SuzyRed6]

@GlenHavenRoadSoquelCalifornia 73 and just escaped the US in the Summer with pets! I have lived 2 different places and never had a reason to be fearful of anything. I walk to shop local and catch an "InDrive" to go deeper into the city. Quite inexpensive. There are also public buses in Puerto Vallarta that cost like $0.50 each way. As anywhere, I am not walking around in dark neighborhoods at night - common sense. Aside from law enforcement, I have never seen a person carrying a gun here. Mexican people have been very helpful, even if you aren't perfect in Spanish! And, they are not against renters having pets! That was a huge problem for me in the US. Come on down - I can afford to eat, feed my pets and buy the supplements I need, too

[@SuzyRed6]

Yes, it is! And, new adventures every day along with sunshine 🌞

[@kellyname5733]

Thanks for the video. Your friend is blurry, maybe something is wrong with her camera. Claudia and Trump talked on Nov. 26. 2024 and it was a good conversation. They had a meeting of the minds concerning 'illegal immigration' and many other topics. They have already began to work together. Facebook-Getting Mexican Residency will be a good resource for facilitators to help in the process for getting temporary residency. The consulate process you will need to do on your own but the rest of the process can be done with a facilitator. It will be the best $150-$250 you have ever spent. They do all the paperwork , make the appt. and translate for you. $3500 to $5000 is crazy for current income requirements, when will it become completely ridiculous. Oh wait, it is completely ridiculous now. If the UMA doesn't pass officially then hopefully the RNE will get renewed.

[@p.c.h.6721]

I was going to move to Mexico with my family, but unfortunately nowadays Mexico is more dangerous than Afghanistan. 200K homicides just in the last few years, countless kidnappings, extortion, the list of crimes is endless. So Im moving to a much safer country, Thailand.

[@siouxrose7766]

I do not think you have accurate statistics. Sounds like something cooked up by Fox "news."

[@tonywagner4836]

I have been told stupidly inaccurate stuff by fox viewere​@@siouxrose7766

[@kg7836]

Take a look at "World Population Review" for data on safety. Afghanistan is 4th in the top 20 most dangerous countries in the world. Mexico is 26th.

[@patrickruvolo8427]

Depends where you live in Mexicao. We are very safe on Cozumel tourists and ex=pats are good unless you are buying drugs. At that point, anything could happen I suppose.

[@SuzyRed6]

Not where I live!