The Unique Population Registry Code (CURP) is a code to which all foreign residents with a regular condition in Mexico are entitled. To learn more about how it is structured, what it is for and where to process it, click on this informative material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFuHwP6-roY
The right to work is guaranteed by the Mexican Constitution for all people in the national territory. If you are a foreign person living abroad or in Mexico and you would like to work, we invite you to learn more about the procedures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3pzDnMkN0U
The National Migration Institute of Mexico has a Call Center, where you can receive information and guidance. Call: 01 800 00 46 264. More information: http://bit.ly/2lZcwo0.
In this link you will find information about the procedure, the necessary documents and additional information for this purpose. Check it here: http://bit.ly/2xRgEcI
In Mexico starting at age of 60, foreigners can also receive a card that grants them food and transportation benefits. In addition, the National Institute for Older Adults has a productive bonding program and community spaces to interact with. Check the requirements and more information here: https://www.gob.mx/inapam/acciones-y-programas/vinculacion-productiva-para-personas-adultas-mayores
Apply for the SAM Form at the National Migration Institute of Mexico. The SAM Form is the document by which minors, Mexican or foreign, with Temporary, Temporary Student or Permanent Residence, can travel abroad alone or in the company of a third party of legal age. Check how to request it here: http://bit.ly/2XARX2C
Remember: for your Multiple Immigration Form in Mexico to be valid, it must have the official stamp from the National Migration Institute. The Federal Immigration Agents will review and stamp your Multiple Immigration Form (FMM), which will make it valid. More information here: https://bit.ly/1FTlSp8
Are you carrying out an immigration procedure with the National Migration Institute of Mexico and need to go to their offices? In the section "Migration Offices" of MigApp you will find their locations and working hours.
The IOM Mexico campaign Conectando Comunidades offers you videos and informative files. The purpose of this campaign is to provide information on the rights of migrants in Mexico: access to health, access to education, family reunification, human trafficking, as well as information on immigration procedures. Find out more here: http://mexico.iom.int/fichas-informativas
To reside in Mexico, you have several immigration documents you could request. Look at the different types in this link: http://bit.ly/2WCLBjE. If you want more information about these immigration procedures, you can find it here: http://bit.ly/2UMg91v. In addition, in the MigApp you can check the work permits you need to in order to regularize your situation in the country.