Getting your RESIDENCY VISA in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Conversation with Immigration Lawyer

If you intend on owning Real Estate in Puerto Vallarta, I do recommend getting your temporary residency or permanent residency. Although you do not need residency to BUY or OWN Real Estate in Puerto Vallarta, some benefits come along with having the residency status. If you love Mexico and you want to make it your home or at least a vacation home destination, take the time to get your residency. In this video, you can learn the different steps required.
Keep in mind that the rules change from time to time and when it comes time for you to get your residency, the rules may have changed. Consult your lawyer or the immigration websites for the latest rules and steps.
Do you wish to start the process to get your residency card? I do recommend using a lawyer to help you through the different steps. Contact me directly for a list of my "go-to" immigration lawyers or visit Maria's website directly at klmexico.com/
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[@ExpatCaroline]

Thanks for sharing this video. This has to be the number one concern for people considering Mexico for a new home. It was nice to hear the rules from someone who really has the expereince and knows all the procedures.

[@roberto9293]

Gracias Maria y Paul. I learned new things watching the video - especially that when applying for your residency card in Mexico after getting your visa in your passport - you need to do that in the state where you are going to live - I thought you could do the application in Cuidad de Mexico (as the process is quicker there) even if you plan to live in PV.

[@Mborgb]

Hola Roberto! Do you know if I can get an appointment right away at the Naval office when I land in PV? I arrive on a Friday and only there for 2 weeks & I already have Visa document and need apt for residency card. Would there be a long wait to make an appointment or should I go to my condo first and wait til Monday to go in there. Also, I think I seen it opens at 8 to 4:30 M-F. Thanks!!