Traveling to Mexico in 2021 – Mexico Travel Update
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From what we can see, Mexico is shutting its doors to expats living in the country on a tourist visa.<\/p>\n
Countless digital nomads and expats reportedly didn’t receive the typical tourist visa for up to 180 days.<\/p>\n
In an effort to eliminate foreigners who have been living in the country on a tourist visa, Mexico is encouraging digital nomads and perpetual travelers to apply for temporary residence.<\/p>\n
In order to qualify for temporary residence, you’re expected to have an income of at least $2,000 a month or savings averaging at least $33,000 a month over an 8 month period.<\/p>\n
The permit is issued for an initial 1 year and can be extend for 3 years. Once the 4 years are up, you’re welcome to apply for permanent residency which requires a monthly income of $3,000 or savings of at least $120,000.<\/p>\n
In case you’re unwilling or unable to apply for residency in Mexico, it’s time to move on to a different country.<\/p>\n
Some countries with relaxed visa policies include the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Colombia and Ecuador. <\/p>\n
There is really no need to overthink the situation and if all you want is spend a few months per year in Mexico to get out of the cold weather or have a nice cultural change then you certainly don’t need to apply for residency. <\/p>\n
Where are you going to spend the winter? Leave a comment below and let us know.<\/p>\n
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