Do you know what you need in order to work in Mexico? Whether you are already in the country, or if you are not there yet, find more information about the process to request your working visa here:https://programamesocaribe.iom.int/sites/default/files/trabajar_en_mexico_ficha_resumen.pdf

To provide a better service, the National Migration Institute has made available to foreigners the Migration Procedures Guide translated into English and French. As part of the tools that the Institute provides to users for carrying out processes in the country, now the Migration Procedures Guide for employers and foreigners who wish to enroll in paid activities in Mexico can be found in Spanish, English and French.

If you have questions about any of their procedures, call 800 0046 264. We advise you to call the number before going to the office. This will avoid crowds.

Now you can dial 800 0046264 and receive guidance on how to make a change in your condition of stay in the country. The National Institute of Migration will guide you on this procedure.

If you had to leave the national territory and the immigration document that proves your residence in Mexico expires while you are abroad, do not worry! You can enter back to the country even if your document has expired, as long as no more than fifty-five calendar days have passed since the expiration date. In this case, you will not be penalized. You only have to submit the renewal request within five business days after you enter the country.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we recommend:

Using an email that is yours and / or that you can have access to in order to receive important information for your procedure. It will only be necessary for one representative per family to follow up on the immigration procedures that have already been initiated (except for the first time and for fingerprints). Do you have questions about any migration procedure? Call 800 0046 264. More information here: https://somoscolmena.info/es/tapachula

In this link you will find answers to several questions about layoffs, salary, security measures or protocols, in regards to COVID-19. Check them here: https://mexico.iom.int/sites/mexico/files/2021-01/Infografia_Riesgos%20laborales_covid19_Dic20.pdf

You can replace it in Mexico as long as it is updated. Find out more information here: https://www.gob.mx/tramites/ficha/reposicion-de-documento-migratorio/INM819?platform=hootsuite

In this page, you can make your inquiries for the National Migration Institute, follow up on them and receive responses. To find out more, go here: http://www.inm.gob.mx/consultas/?platform=hootsuite

You can change your condition of stay to a permanent residence if you are a foreign person holding the status of temporary resident who has completed four consecutive years of residence. More information here: ow.ly/p47y30pSdCE