Mexico Real Estate Blog

If you have been living in Mexico in 2008 or if you earned income while in Mexico, chances are that the April 30th deadline for filing a Mexican tax return applies to you.
Income in Mexico is broadly defined and includes wages from an employer, income from personal services, rents, dividends, income and other items If [...]

I am sure you have all wondered when vacationing down in Mexico, “what happens to me if I lose mytourist card , also known as a FMT ( Forma Migratoria Turista)” . The tourist visa is the document that you get on the plane or as you drive across, fill out, and then hand [...]

The amount of people moving down to Mexico from other countries is growing at a good clip The Mexico Real Estate market had been receiving a great quantity of buyers looking to invest into rental properties over the past 4 or 5 years, but this profile seems to be shifting towards non-Mexican buyers who [...]

In a few previous posts, I wrote about the various options available for non-Mexicans to obtain residence status here in Mexico In my line of business, Mexico Real Estate industry, I meet many Mexican foreigners who are estabishing a new life concept, moving from their native country to set up a business in [...]

One of the most common permits obtained by Mexican Foreigners is the Resident Pensioner visa (FM3 or FM2) On a previous post, the classification of the differences between non-resident, temporary resident, and permanent residents was outlined The Resident Pensioner permit (temporary resident) is described as those foreigners who want to live in retirement [...]