A Resident Visa for the sake of Family Unity is often known as a Mexico Family Visa or Family Reunification Visa. It is required if you are a foreign person who wishes to join a family member in Mexico.
There are various options for obtaining residency in Mexico. The person who already has a Temporary or Permanent Resident Card is the principal applicant. During the visa application process, the primary applicant must join the dependants.
You are eligible for this visa if you;
You must provide the following documents.
If you have a Mexican kid, you will be granted permanent residency if you apply. Otherwise, you will be given a two-year temporary resident permit. After that, you'll be able to apply for permanent residence.
Visa Processing Time
Some visas can be processed in as little as two days, while others can take up to 4 weeks. To figure out how long it takes to process your visa, go to the Mexico Embassy website where you will apply.
How to Apply
Visit the Mexican Embassy website, fill out the application form and pay the required fee. Moreover, you can also hire a professional to handle everything.
Duration
The Mexico Family Visa is only valid for a single entrance and a maximum of 180 days. It is why, upon landing in Mexico, you must obtain a Residence Card.
Fees
The Family Reunification Visa fee that you are required to pay is roughly 36 USD. However, cost varies by Embassy and payment type. Additionally, you must pay a charge when applying for a Mexican Resident Card at the National Institute of Migration (INM).
The Mexico Family Visa cannot be renewed. However, the Residence Card for families, which you acquire upon arriving, can be renewed. You can renew your Temporary Resident Card for up to four years, after which you may apply for a permanent residency.
Dependents
Include family members, if any.
Work
You may work on this visa.
Study
The applicants may continue their studies in Mexico.