RESIDENCY IN MEXICO (PT. 1) How To Move To Mexico (Mexico Immigration Guide)
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In this video, we will cover (in detail) the steps you need to take in the United States to obtain your temporary residency visa for Mexico. You will understand the difference between a "tourist visa" and a "temporary resident visa" when it pertains to a U.S. citizen/ "American" traveling to Mexico. We will give you tips for identifying the appropriate Consulate General/ Embassy which provides a full range of visa services in order for you to start the process. We also explain how different embassies will have varying requirements (i.e. Atlanta GA Consulate General can have different requirements in comparison to other U.S. cities). We will specifically review how to access the appropriate website to schedule your appointment for your temporary residency visa at the Mexican Consulate as well as discuss fees/ documents (i.e. economic solvency etc.) needed. This video will also give you important tips for going through this process with immigration during the pandemic. **MAKE SURE TO WATCH PT.2 OF THIS VIDEO:
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In this video, we cover (in detail) the steps you need to take in the United States to obtain your TEMPORARY RESIDENCY VISA in order to live LEGALLY in MEXICO. 🌹We will discuss fees/ documents (i.e. economic solvency etc.) necessary to apply for your temporary residency visa. This video will give you important tips for going through this process with immigration during the pandemic. **MAKE SURE TO WATCH PT.2 OF THIS VIDEO ~ BOTH PARTS ARE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE PROCESS/ ESTABLISH RESIDENCY IN MEXICO** 😊
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I used the Atlanta consulate too. The people there were very friendly and professional. I had no problem obtaining my temporal entry visa.
Glad you had a good experience Eric. 😊
I've heard that Atlanta is one of the best places to go for the temporary residency. I know several do the tourist visa as the residency financial requirements where too high in other states. So they leave every six months for a visit back in the states and then reenter for anothe 180 days. Love your videos.
We personally had a good experience in Atlanta. Yes, the requirements can also change pretty quickly (trending on the up of course). We are glad to hear you are enjoying our channel. 🙏❣
I am scouring the internet trying to find the best/easiest place to try for permanent residency. All the consulates are all over the map in the amount needed to qualify (I've seen everything from $2,700 in Detroit to $3,800 in Miami) and the amount to apply (from $36 to $44). Some are using the Minimum Salary multiplier and some are using the new "UMA" multiplier which is supposed to be lower/easier. Here is a link to a website that has a list and links to all the Mexican consulates in the US. unitedwedream.org/list-of-mexican-consulates/
Thank y’all so much. This website is giving me the blues!! I owe y’all lunch when I get to Queretaro!🤩
Y’all be blessed and stay safe.
Glad to hear you found this video to be helpful. God bless. 🌹
Nice informative video you guy's! Coming by way of the San Diego Mexican Consulate, I only had to prove six months of steady income in my U.S. checking account. Like you mentioned in the video, every Mexican Consulate is different and follows different standards, (which does not make any sense). What could be a big help also is to hire an immigration service to do a lot of this work for you, such as write the official letters in Spanish for the Consulate, an do all the leg work (literally) in representing you at the local immigration office where you feel you would like to reside. Make sure you pick the right team to represent you. Going to watch Part 2 now, even though I am now waiting for the second phase in the immigration process in obtaining my temporary ressidense card.
Very nice Jon, thanks for sharing. Yes, we mention that too in the part 2 of our residency video. Wish you the best as you go through the process. 😊
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Thank You much good people! It’s extremely important information! 🌹❤️🌹
So glad I came across your video. The information has been so helpful, and thoroughly informative. My husband and I will refer to it religiously. Look at forward to more information. Thank you.
Very clear information, I'm looking forward to part 2! Thank you guys.
We are glad to hear you found this video helpful! 🌻 *PART 2 is scheduled for release this Friday (2/19)*. Thanks for watching! 😊
Hey Guys! This was the best video! I needed this. You walked through step by step!
Hi Naadira, So glad it was helpful. 😊 Thanks do much for letting us know!
I KNOW I say this about each of your videos...but...THIS is EXACTLY what I needed!
Don't worry Kelly because we appreciate it EVERY TIME ♥️🙏
This is a great video. I’m trying to get an appt this week in Atlanta. Thanks for sharing in such detail.
Wow I actually live in Shepherdsville Kentucky right outside of Louisville and I’m actually thinking about moving to Mexico
Very nice...😊
Very thorough explanation of the US side of the process! Thank you so much! We will need it exactly in a year to apply :).
Great Content!! Thanks for this service you're doing
Thanks for the kind words Charity. 🙏🌹 You're welcome. 😊
Thank you for all the information. Very clear information
We are glad you found this informational video to be helpful Marilyn. 🌹
you did such a wonderful job of explaining everything!! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for sharing your appreciation of our work HVOLCO. 🙏
Thank you, thank you for this. I am applying for my temp visa this fall. I'm just understanding the paperwork part. Getting on the plane and going to the immigration area is the next hurdle. This will save me lots of pain finding my way.
You're very welcome Dena. 😊 More information to come soon that will help MANY for sure ...😉
I just created an account for us using the info you provided. I am in Chicago and it does NOT show any 'disposable' time!!! Actually from now (Mar 13) till April 15 it is red on every day - OMG. There is NO disponible for Chicago consulate in any month of 2021!!! I assume they might add available appts - I will keep checking until we find one... does anybody know if this happens all the time at the Chicago consulate? I am so glad I did this 1 yr before we want an appt - I thought it would be straightforward and can get an appt like next week...
Hi Yes To Happiness, I provided some advice regarding this exact situation to another viewer, "Barrie Lynn". Scroll down (not much to scroll through don't worry) the comments section of this video until you see his comments; right below it, you will see "3 replies from Why Not Now"/ from us....the response I posted regarding the Las Vegas consulate (where he was trying to book his appointment) may help give you some insight. 🌹😊
@@WhyNotNow Thank you so much - I just read your response to Barrie - so I'll keep refreshing the page multiple times until I see an opening... you guys are awesome - I can't tell you how many gaps in my understanding I "plugged" just by watching 4 of your videos today! And we've been watching channels for moving to MX for the past 3 yrs!!! (getting ready while our youngest finishes up high school next year; after that nothing holds us in the US)
@@yestohappiness2721 You are so welcome. ❤️ Make sure you log in and check the appointment calendar multiple times daily (at varying times). Eventually, something will open up; it's just a matter of staying on top of it so you can book your appointment quickly. COVID has caused limited hours/ availability for many consulates unfortunately. 👍💞
Hi, Lisa and Steven.Thank you for this very informative video. I am preparing to apply for my Temporary Residency Visa.
Very clear and helpful video. Hope to see you in Mexico.
How nice! So glad to know the videos were helpful to you. 😊 Let us know how things turn out at your appointment. We are wishing you the very best. 🙏
@@WhyNotNow Thank you for your good wishes!
Super helpful! Thank you.
Hi Barrie, 😊 So glad to hear you found our part 1 temporary residency visa video to be of a resource. In case you have yet to see it, make sure you check out part 2 as both go hand-in-hand in order to complete the process. Part 2 ruclips.net/video/mpaTLwdoj10/видео.html
Thanks for watching! 🙏🌹
@@WhyNotNow I am enjoying your channel and you seem like such nice authentic people. It would be a pleasure to meet you once I complete my relocation to Guanajuato next year. I have been traveling to Mexico on and off with a tourist visa for the last few years. I am currently initiating the process of obtaining a permanent resident visa. I will attempt to use my rental income in place of a pension and see if that will work. If not, I will obtain a temporary resident visa. I realize you may not have all the answers but I am leaving this information in my comment for the purpose of further discussion. I live quite far from the nearest consulates. My nearest choices are Las Vegas and Sacramento. I am unable to make an appointment online for either consulate and their voicemail boxes are full. For the Las Vegas consulate, it shows all days of the week as “no disponible” with the exception of Tuesdays, but I am still unable to book an appointment online for a Tuesday. I plan to show up on a Tuesday and see if they are taking walk ins. Have you heard of this and do you have any suggestions?
@@barrielynn8959 Hi Barrie, 🌻 I looked at the Las Vegas calendar and from what I can see, Las Vegas has no available slots posted on their calendar currently. When a slot is open, you will specifically see "available" or "disponible" denoted on the specific calendar day. With that said, that doesn't mean you still can't get an appointment as the calendar in the consulate we scheduled our appointment with (Atlanta, GA), looked the same (had "no availability/ "no disponible" listed). What I learned was that you must go online and check the calendar DAILY and MULTIPLE times a day. 👍Due to the situation with COVID, the consulates are only opening up limited slots and this can be done sporadically, weekly, or even monthly; your BEST bet is to be diligent about checking the calendar frequently/ at different times of the day. Now, there is a phone number listed for the Las Vegas consulate, however, they will likely just provide you with the same availability (viewable to you per the online calendar), and tell you to check back another day. I hope this helps. We also want to say thank you for your kind words, and of course:-). You can contact us in the future via email if you like contactwhynotnow@gmail.com. 🌹
Thank you so much for posting this kind of content! So helpful.
You are very welcome!
Very helpful thank you.
Glad it was helpful to you T. Feel free to share it with anyone you think might benefit (social media etc.).
Thank you so much for this step by step video! It was super helpful!!!
You're very welcome. I also just did a "how to renew your residency" video ruclips.net/video/ApgKbnY1pSw/видео.html
Feel free to share any of our videos with anyone you believe would benefit from our work (social media etc.). This helps us as well. 🙏
Great video, you did a very good job explaining the process.
Glad you found the videos on the TR process to be helpful Bob.
THIS is what I've needed! My understanding is that I don't qualify for temporary residency because I receive ssdi and a very, very small pension. I'm discouraged. Let's see how things play out.
Glad this helped you out Kelly. Who told you you don't qualify? My thought is if you have a U.S..bank account where you get those funds deposited into monthly, that shows/ proves "financial solvency". to the Mexican Consulate. Once you get approved/ complete both parts of the residency process (U.S. & Mexico piece), you should then able to open up a bank account here in Mexico in which you can use to transfer money from your U.S. bank account. Just my thoughts....if you do end up going this path, let us know how things turn out for you. ❣️
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I Googled it. I should be fine for now. I make just $10 over the minimum of what the want to see. I believe it'll all work out. There's so much time between now and when I'll actually leave...and yet, no time at all. Everyday, I try to do at least one or two things that'll propel me towards my dream. I'm truly thankful you y'all. You've been my BIGGEST encouragers!🌷🌷
@@kellyj.azania4371 .It WILL happen for you Kelly when the timing is right (this doesn't nec mean everything will be perfect, but it is when itt is your TIME ~ we've learned this lesson personally). 🌹 We don't know everything (who does right) but do continue to learn something however big, or small, every day so, if there's something we can answer, feel free to reach out.
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For sure!
Please make sure you can collect SSDI while living outside the US. My understanding is that you can collect SS ,but not SSDI while living outside the US. That may be the issue with getting Residency.I just got my Residency at the Laredo Consulate last month. They have dramatically raised income requirements,. Shop different consulates as there can be quite a difference. Good vibes to you.
Guys good always good info...that la guys good bless you....
Glad you found it helpful Jose. Dios te bendiga amigo. 🌹
Great Information you guys!
You're very welcome Tracy. I just released a "how to renew your residency" video showing documents, and websites etc . Here's the link if you should need it ruclips.net/video/ApgKbnY1pSw/видео.html
Thank you. Very helpful info.
Glad it was helpful to you Bob.
I am glad your experience went well. My wife and I are planning to go through this process as well. What interview questions did they ask you about getting residency and how did you answer them? Thanks in advance.
Great video 😊
Glad it was helpful.
This is by far one of the most informative videos I’ve watched on RUclips. I’m in Atlanta so super helpful. My question is do you have to financially qualify every year and what are some good reason for wanting to get visa? I did hear you mention learning the language/culture and tourism is there anything else? I want to be really prepared. Thanking you in advance!!
Glad to hear our video was a resource for you. We received our 1 year Temporary residency (TR) and are up for renewal in November. We can renew the TR for either for 1, 2, or 3 years. We are likely to select the 3 year option and will be doing a video on our experience with the renewal process once we are all set. At that point, we will have more info regarding what they ask for here in Mexico for the renewal (i.e. financial solvency etc ) but, it is my understanding that even if they do ask for that again, it isn't as stringent as the initial process in the U.S. Stat timed for an update in the near future. As for reasons for the TR, what we mentioned in the video as well as simply stating you desire to live in MX for a year to experience/ learn about the culture is just fine.
Awesome. I look forward to your update and thanks for your quick response!! Binge watching you guys now😊. Peace n Blessings.
Blessings 🌹🙏
You don't have to qualify for the renewal.
Great video with great info! Subscribed! What do I need to do to get a permanent residency straight?
How soon can I apply for the Mexican citizenship after getting a TR? If I could apply for it without getting a PR first, that would be great.
As a single American, do I need to show my birth certificate?
Could I bring my sibling of another nationality?
Thanks!
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Great video guys thank you! So can you make the Mexico INM appointment in the US before going to MX to finish the process?
Hi BrownSugarBabe, When we went through the process, we just waited for them to tell us when to come in (via email) after we had registered online (via the INM website as discussed in Part 2 of this video). There have been a number of changes to the process (and other policies) since then. They have a newly updated website and it seems that is where you would go to make your appointment. Go to the INM (immigration Mexico) website where you should be able to locate the address, and phone number of the INM office in the city you plan on going to (there are multiple listed on the site and you will have to see where there is availability). This is also a good starting point as you can contact the INM office in the city you plan to go to - each may do things differently. Here is the link to the INM website in Mexico; you will have to navigate to find what you are looking for (tramites/ identidad passaporte y migracion is the starting point) www.gob.mx/.
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Thanks for sharing your appreciation.
Thanks for taking the time to do this! I thought the Temporary Visa was up to 4 years, not 1 year??
Hi Sandra, When you first apply for temporary residency (after completing PART 1 of this process/ details specified in this video in the U.S.), you then must complete PART 2 here in Mexico (Temporary Resident Visa In MEXICO~ How To Live in Mexico Legally (PT. 2) U.S. Citizens: ruclips.net/video/mpaTLwdoj10/видео.html). Not sure if you watched the PART 2 video yet but, temporary residency will be approved initially/ first for 1 year by immigration here in Mexico. After your one year as a resident, you will be eligible to request your temporary residency renewal for either another year OR for 3 years (all at once). This just changed recently as before, you would have to renew every year until you meet the 4 years as a temporary resident( temporary residency is for a TOTAL of 4 years and then you are eligible to apply for permanent residency). Keep in my mind, however, that certain individuals (i.e people who receive a monthly pension, social security, etc.), can opt to apply for permanent residency right away/ skip the temporary residency portion - most people will only be eligible to start with temporary first. Hope this helps!
@@WhyNotNow Just watched Part 2!! Thanks so much!
@@sandrasgotvoice you're welcome Sandra! 😉
Just subscribed! Thank you for putting this out there. Is there a separate income requirement for married couples? Can we use one income source to qualify both of us?
@jon florence how do you know the "right team"?
I will be going through the second half of this process in January in Queretaro as well. Before you left, did you two have to complete the "Menaje De Casa" Inventory certificate for the personal belongings you brought when you first arrived? It reads as you would need to do it to import your own clothing, books, household goods, etc but I never see anyone covering it in their videos.
Hi Matt, No, we didn't have to complete such a form. We flew into Queretaro with 2 backpacks, 2 suitcases, And two dogs. Not sure if you are planning on driving over, or if the consulate you are dealing with has certain requirements (as they are all different in what they require).
@@WhyNotNow Thanks for replying. I don't think it is a requirement from the consulate. I think it is for people who wants to import their household goods with them but it reads that your everyday clothing in your luggage could be deemed to satisfy the need to complete one. However, I have yet to hear anyone having problems with this at the airport when they arrive so I don't know.
You're welcome Matt. I haven't heard of any problems with people bringing items when flying. We even packed an 8 puund, dog hair dryer, small ninja blender and a number of other items in our checked luggage without any issues.
Thanks for the info . Did you have to bring 12 months of banck staments ? Or 12 months account balance. Did you print of the bank site or you hand to do it with the bank . Thank you
Hi Ricardo, You're welcome. We printed 12 months of bank statements. You can print them from your bank website. The pages will be numbered so make sure you bring every page even if you don't think a page has any information; they will say something if a numbered page is missing. The most important thing is to check the specific requirements at the consulate you plan to go to as they all have different requirements.
My husband & I have 5 kids. This will be a problem with hitting the income requirements. 100x additional per child! 😳😥
Check the financial requirements at the consulate you plan to apply with. I don't believe it is an additional 100x more per person/child; they will add an additional amount for each individual family member, but it shouldn't be to an extreme .
@@WhyNotNow I hope not because that is $8000 plus a month. 😳
Agree...that would be ludicrous. Check the different consulates as they all vary...it wil likely be a couple hundred USD more per child.
@@WhyNotNow Ok I will. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome.
We are in Greenville SC, so trying to decide if we should go to Charlotte ( closer ), or Atlanta….which seems to be a good one to go to…..
Seems like the automatic 180 tourist visa is not so automatic any more.
Thx !
You're welcome. Let us know how it goes Banana Patch.
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So you had a good experience in Atlanta ?
Any person in particular that was helpful ?
Thx !
@@bananapatch9118 Hi Banana Patch, We talked about our personal experience in the part 1 temporary residency video. I just want to be straight in saying that going to a particular place doesn't guarantee a good, or bad experience. We didn't have a "special contact"; we just did our research, and prepared accordingly (also keeping in mind to go with a humble attitude regardless of the personality of the agent).
Go to New Orleans, smoothest and most relaxed consulate I've been to. Got my temporary Mexican visa in December, but unfortunately I forgot to get a multientry when I left for thailand a month so I'm in the usa repeating the process. Once you get the visa if you have to leave anytime after waiting for it to be processed in Mexico, talk to IMM first because it will invalidate the visa process if you leave without multientry approval.
@@alaskanwhiskey
Thank you !
I never would have thought to ask for multi entry.
New Orleans is very far from us, but again, thank you !
Do I need a lawyer to help me out getting the temporary visa for the economic solvency option? or I can do it myself?
Great video! I have an appointment in ATL next week finally!! Question: will I need original bank statements or can I print them online ? Thank you ❤
Hi Tanya, Glad to hear you found it to be helpful:-). You can print your bank statements online; that is exactly what we did. Let us know how it turns out so we can give you a proper congratulations once you've completed step one!
Thank you so much!! You have no idea how much your videos have helped clear this process up!! I will definitely let you know how it goes 🙏🏾
@@tanyarush9549 We appreciate you sharing that ..it gives us the motivation to press on knowing we are truly helping others. 🙏♥️
@Tanya Rush Trailing off recent comment....we just received notification of your contribution and just wanted to say thank you so much. We truly appreciate your generosity and support of our work. People like you are the reason we are able to continue doing what we do in hopes of being a blessing to others ~ via sharing truthful & genuine content. Looking forward to hearing about your experience at the ATL Consulate once you have it in the bag:-). Blessings!
Hi!! My appointment in ATL went very smooth. I was approved for PR and after watching part 2 of your video I have an appointment scheduled for Friday here in guadalajara!!! I can't thank you enough ❤
Hi!
Love this video.
Did you need to have your birth certificates, marriage certificates translated into Spanish?
Hi Suzie, Glad you found this video to be helpful. To answer your question, no, we did not.
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Oh thank you!
I can’t wait to see where you have decided to move.
It’s driving me nuts. ❤️
You're welcome Suzie. It's going to be a bit before we disclose...😉 Will be wrapping up a few loose ends first. Stay tuned ..
we already go consent for a perm res visa in DENVER but must go to a consulate in Mexico to finish the process. Is there a place there we can do that? what s the address and contact info. thanks/ Ken and Ariel Flood, Colorado
Hi Ken & Ariel, Not sure if you watched PART 2 of this residency video, but you will now need to complete the second part of the process in Mexico before you are officially granted residency (the video provides all detailed info). You would do so in the city you plan to travel to in Mexico. Go to the INM (immigration Mexico) website to locate the address, and phone number of where you will personally need to go (there are multiple). Here is the link to the INM website in Mexico www.gob.mx/.
@Kenneth, great! what do need to do to get a PR straight?
After your oath ceremony is there away you can get temporary approval to travel to Mexico for 5 days and come back with that approval? If so what’s the process please?
Hi Muhammad, There isn't an actual oath ceremony and to answer your question, you are supposed to stay in Mexico until the process is complete. If there is an emergency situation however, you can request an exit but that does delay your process. Hope this helps.
9:24 I need help understanding. My only option for a temporary residency card, is through economic solvency. I do not understand either of the 2 options. Basically, is the 1st one saying, that I have to have $30,200 (123 pesos x 5000) saved up altogether in 12 months? And for the 2nd option, it says that I have to prove my monthly income, tax free, equivalent to 300 days x 123.22=
$1817.80 US Dollars. So for this option, would I have to earn $1,817 per month from a job? Would they except this option if I worked remotely online? I'm really sorry for all the numbers I posted. Thank you for this video btw.
Hi Hope Outside the USA, You understood it perfectly:-). You may already know this but I wanted to reiteratejust in case, these financial/ economic solvency requirements apply to the Atlanta, GA Mexican Consulate and they can change at any time (these figures were valid when the video was recorded, although it still appears the same on their site today). If you will be going to a diffrent consulate (in another state), you will need to contact them and see what their specific requirements are (as silly as it seems, they can have diffrent requirements). If you have a remote job in which you've been employed with longer than 6 months/ can show that net figure/ income being deposited consistently, I don't think you should have any issue using your bank statements showing those monthly deposits with your current job in the U.S. Hope this helps clarify:-).
@@WhyNotNow thank you very much. I appreciate it.
You're very welcome. 😊
@@WhyNotNow One more question: for proof of monthly income, am I allowed to prove it with MULTIPLE jobs adding up to the required income? Or am I only allowed to have one job that equals the required amount?
That's a good question....we would think that income is income even if from multiple sources. As long as it's consistently deposited, it should be fine m
Great information. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome.