What is Your Immigration Status in Mexico?

Posted by MexLaw

According to a recent immigration census taken by the National Institute of Geography and Statistics and the US State Department one million Americans are living in Mexico and many do not have legal status. The census also reveals an increase since 2015 of 37.8% Americans overstaying their tourist permits, stating there were 673, 866 Americans living illegally in Mexico in 2015, and estimating the current numbers are at least 934,698. The majority of Americans residing in Mexico are retired and simply come on a tourist permit of 180-days, decide to stay but do not apply for their residency. It is easy...

03 March

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MEXLAW is Expanding to the Pacific Coast of Mexico – Mexican Law, International Standards

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in Immigration, Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

Mexico is the top destination for foreigners wanting to live, retire and invest abroad.

Two of the most popular locations for expats investing in Mexico are the Riviera Maya and the Pacific coast, Nayarit, and Jalisco.

03 March

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Do You Know About Nuevo Vallarta?

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in Immigration, Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

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Nuevo Vallarta is located on Banderas Bay of the Pacific coast in the state of Nayarit, Mexico, a 15-minute drive from the Puerto Vallarta International Airport.

This Mexican destination is situated on a long coastal strip composed of several beaches and characterized by large hotels and lush flora and fauna. The communities along the coast include Nuevo Vallarta, La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Bucerias, with Sayulita a famous surfing village and San Francisco just 25 minutes from Nuevo Vallarta. Exclusive resort communities such as Punta Mita are located about 30 minutes away.

Weather in Nuevo Vallarta Area

16 February

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Important Information for Tourists and Expats Leaving Mexico

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in Immigration, MexLaw

Nobody wants to leave Mexico, but if you must go, keep these important facts in mind:

Passport holders from countries listed in the “no visa required” link below are not required to apply for a visa before traveling to Mexico.

16 February

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Making the Tough Choices, Where to Retire in Mexico.

Posted by MexLaw

in Immigration, MexLaw

Are you thinking about investing, retiring and living in Mexico? Two of the most popular Mexican destinations for expats are Puerto Vallarta and Playa del Carmen, which area would you choose?

Both towns started out as small fishing villages and have developed into hotspots for tourists and expats. Playa del Carmen and Puerto Vallarta both offer affordable real estate, including luxury oceanfront, and golf residences with all the amenities you may not afford in other parts of North America.