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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

In this section you can consult the Migration Act, its Regulations and immigration Guidelines, find out the location and opening hours of the immigrationOffices as well as which passport holders of countries or regions who must or must not obtain visa to travel to Mexico.

Past
In this section you will be able to see the advantages of the implementation of the New NMI Procedures Model.

Mexico is your home, Regularize your Immigration Situation

Derived from the implementation of the new model of migratory procedures, foreigners from the five continents of the world have benefited.

Legal Framework

Set of provisions on migration.

Number	Name	Download
1.	Migration Act \| D.O.F. 25-05-2011 Last amendment D.O.F. 29-04-2022
2.	Regulations of the Migration Act \| D.O.F. 28-09-2012 Last amendment D.O.F. 23-05-2014
3.	Guidelines for immigration applications and procedures \| D.O.F. 08-11-2012 Last reform D.O.F. 30-12-2019
4.	General guidelines for the issuance of visas issued by the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. \| D.O.F. 10-10-2014

Location and opening hours of the INM Offices

The INM has 32 Offices located throughout Mexico, where you can carry out your immigration procedures.

It is reminded that migration procedures must be lodged at the INM office that corresponds to the address of the interested party, or to the address of his or her work when these do not coincide in the same territorial circumscription of a migration office.

In the case that the location of the INM Office that corresponds to you is far away, it is suggested that you contact that office by telephone to request information on the office closest to your address.

	Name	Representative Office in	Detail
	1.	Aguascalientes
	2.	Baja California
	3.	Baja California Sur
	4.	Campeche
	5.	Chiapas
	6.	Chihuahua
	7.	Ciudad de México
	8.	Coahuila
	9.	Colima
	10.	Durango
	11.	Estado de México
	12.	Guanajuato
	13.	Guerrero
	14.	Hidalgo
	15.	Jalisco
	16.	Michoacán
	17.	Morelos
	18.	Nayarit
	19.	Nuevo León
	20.	Oaxaca
	21.	Puebla
	22.	Querétaro
	23.	Quintana Roo
	24.	San Luis Potosí
	25.	Sinaloa
	26.	Sonora
	27.	Tabasco
	28.	Tamaulipas
	29.	Tlaxcala
	30.	Veracruz
	31.	Yucatán
	32.	Zacatecas

Passports holders of countries and regions that DO require Visa to travel to Mexico
Passport holders from the following countries or regions DO require a visa to travel to Mexico.

For recreational purposes, business or any unpaid activity in Mexico that does not exceed 180 days, they must apply at a Mexican consulate for a visitor visa without permission to carry out paid activities.
Passport holders of countries and regions that do NOT require a Visa to travel to Mexico

Passport holders from the following countries or regions DO NOT require visa to travel to Mexico as visitors without permission to carry out paid activities.