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Essential Documents for Applying for a Work Visa in Mexico

Required Documents

When applying for a work visa in Mexico, you'll need to prepare the following documents:

  • Completed visa application form
  • Valid passport (original and copy)
  • Document issued by the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) with a Unique Processing Number (NUT)
  • Employer's license
  • Letter of employment from your Mexican employer
  • Employer's ID
  • Recent passport-sized photograph (specific dimensions required)

Additional Requirements

You may also need to provide:

  • Proof of financial solvency
  • Educational credentials and work experience details
  • Criminal background check from your home country

Application Process

1. Employer's Role

Your Mexican employer must initiate the process by submitting a job offer and required documentation to Mexican immigration authorities.

2. Consulate Appointment

Once authorized, you'll need to schedule an appointment at a Mexican consulate in your home country.

3. Document Submission and Interview

Attend your consulate appointment with all required documents. Be prepared for a brief interview.

4. Visa Issuance

If approved, you'll receive your work visa, typically valid for 180 days.

5. Residency Card

Upon arrival in Mexico, you must obtain your residency card within 30 days.

How Immigration Pros MX Can Help

At Immigration Pros MX, we specialize in guiding you through the work visa application process. Our services include:

  • Document preparation and review
  • Liaison with your employer for required documentation
  • Guidance on consulate appointments and interviews
  • Assistance with residency card application upon arrival in Mexico

For personalized assistance with your work visa application, contact Immigration Pros MX today. Our expert team is ready to help you navigate the complexities of Mexican immigration law and ensure a smooth transition to your new job in Mexico.