Immigration Services Yucatan
PV Law Firm Services offers immigration services for both Mexicans who want to travel abroad and to foreigners who want to reside or work in Mexico.
If you are a foreigner and going to live and work in Mexico, you need to have the necessary immigration documentation. Mexico offers several types of working and non-working visas. Before you choose a visa you should know what the pros and cons are of each type. We can assist you with selecting and acquiring the type of visa that best fits your needs. The type of visa you have can affect the car you drive and the amount of taxes you pay. Getting the right type of visa the first time will save you a considerable amount of time and could also save you a considerable amount of money.
PV LAW FIRM SERVICES INCLUDE:
Want to be in Mexico for more than the allowed 180 days of the tourist visa? PV Law Firm can help you obtain your immigration visas, certificates and permissions. You will only have to provide us with the required documents – leave the rest to us!
- Processing of temporary and permanent residency.
- Obtaining permits for entering, exiting, and working in Mexico.
- Processing Mexican naturalization of foreigners.
- Assistance and channeling of consular services for foreigners.
- Obtaining visas for Mexicans to travel abroad.
- Appointments at Mexican consulates or embassies abroad
VISA WITH PERMISSION TO CONDUCT REMUNERATED ACTIVITIES (WORK VISAS)
- Temporary Residency
- Permanente Residency
- Citizenship
- Permission to travel
- Change of Migratory Status
- Regularization of Migratory Status
- Certificates, Permissions and Authorizations
Residency in the Yucatan
Merida has become one of the fastest-growing expat destinations in Mexico, drawn by safety, culture and cost of living — and its INM office has grown busier accordingly. Retirement-income residencies and family applications dominate the local caseload, and appointment availability moves with the season.
We manage the full residency process for clients settling anywhere in the peninsula: consular stage abroad, finalization in Merida, renewals and the path from temporary to permanent status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Temporary residency, permanent residency, family unity, retirement income, work — the right route depends on your finances, family ties and plans. In a single consultation we can usually tell you which options you qualify for today and which need preparation.
Most first-time residencies begin at a Mexican consulate abroad, but there are important exceptions. Before booking any consulate appointment, it is worth confirming which path applies to you — choosing the wrong one costs months.
Some statuses include work authorization, some can add it, some never allow it. If earning income in Mexico is part of your plan, say so at the start — it changes which option we recommend.
Do not let it lapse quietly — options narrow once you are out of status, though they rarely disappear entirely. Contact us as early as possible and we will tell you exactly where you stand.
