Mexico offers structured pathways to temporary residence, permanent residence, and citizenship.
Status in Mexico may be obtained through:
Eligibility requirements, financial thresholds, and documentation standards vary depending on category and applicant profile.
IMCA provides structured eligibility evaluation and documentation oversight aligned with Mexican immigration regulations.
Foreign nationals may apply for naturalization after meeting residency requirements.
General pathway:
Applicants must demonstrate:
Individuals born in Mexican territory automatically acquire Mexican nationality.
Mexico follows jus soli (right of the soil).
Individuals born abroad to Mexican parent(s) may acquire Mexican nationality by origin.
Civil registration and proof of lineage are required.
Foreign nationals may obtain residence through:
Family-based applications require civil documentation and proof of relationship under Mexican law.
Permanent residence may be granted through:
Permanent residence status does not expire and does not require renewal.
Applicants may qualify through:
Investment thresholds and documentation requirements apply.
Temporary residence may be granted for:
Temporary residence is typically issued for one year initially and may be renewed for up to four years.
Temporary residents may later become eligible for permanent residence depending on category.
Mexican residency permits are issued by the National Institute of Migration (INM).
Temporary and permanent residence are distinct statuses with separate renewal and documentation obligations.
Naturalization applications are subject to federal approval and examination requirements.
Mexico permits dual nationality; however, Mexican citizens may be required to enter and exit Mexico using Mexican documentation.
IMCA provides structured eligibility review and documentation alignment prior to submission.
All advisory services are conducted within applicable legal frameworks.
Residency and citizenship applications require financial documentation clarity and civil registry alignment.
IMCA provides:
✔ Structured eligibility assessment
✔ Financial threshold evaluation
✔ Family-based residency review
✔ Naturalization readiness assessment
✔ Documentation preparation oversight
Each case begins with evaluation, not assumption.