Moving To Mexico From the US

We offer top-notch solutions to your international moving needs, including transportation to Mexico from the US and from Mexico to the US.

You may be one of the many people who intend to relocate from the US to Mexico. The idea of moving somewhere with stunning scenery, beaches, warm weather, hospitable residents, cultural festivals, and a low cost of living is more than enough to persuade you to do so. 

You will undoubtedly feel at home while enjoying the mouthwatering tacos and tequila because there are approximately 1.5 million American expats living in Mexico. 

Additionally, the proximity of Mexico to the US will allow you to visit your family in the US quickly. What is there not to like about Mexico, then?

Despite the fact that the United States and Mexico are close neighbors, you still need to prepare some paperwork before moving. 

This is to guarantee that you move to Mexico from the US without delay and that your goals are met. Here are the things needed to travel safely to Mexico. 

• Passport that remains valid for another six months.
• Mexican visa application form.
• Passport-size photograph.
• Birth certificate.
• Original copy and photocopy of the acceptance letter (moving to Mexico for study purposes).
• Job contract.
• Legal proof of permanent or temporary residence.
• Proof of funds.

Work permit or Visa

Typically, the first step in putting your plans to relocate from the US to Mexico into action is to apply for a visa. The following steps are involved in applying for a visa:

• Contact the Mexican embassy to fix an appointment.
• Fill in and sign the visa application form.
• Get the required paperwork.
• Submit the form and pay the visa fee.

There are two categories of residents in Mexico: Temporary and Resident. Those who travel to Mexico for work or study with the intention of remaining for less than four years are referred to as temporary residents. 

On the other hand, non-citizens with the legal right to reside permanently in Mexico are known as permanent residents. 

If a Temporary Resident satisfies the requirements, they may apply for Permanent Residency.