Mission
To provide immigration consulting based on knowledge, experience and ethics, always for the benefit of our clients.
Immigration consulting in Mexico
Your Mexican immigration process, in expert hands.
At H&H Consultants, Ale and Esti, both former immigration office managers, provide expert guidance on Mexican residency, visas, immigration regularization programs, and Mexican citizenship, with integrity and personalized service from start to finish.
- Service in English and Spanish
- In person or distance consultancy
- Presence in Tijuana - Ensenada - Rosarito
- Digital consulting services throughout Mexico
What do you need to solve?
+1,500residency applications successfully processed
+15years of experience | former INM officials
100%fluent in English and Spanish
About us
Born at the world's most dynamic border
Mexico plays a leading role because it holds all three faces of migration: transit, origin and destination. Baja California, part of the Cali-Baja region, is home to one of the country's most important borders, and the US–Mexico corridor is among the busiest in the world.
As a result, family reunifications, home purchases by foreigners, binational business, retirement in Mexico and companies seeking foreign talent have all grown. H&H Consultants was founded to meet that need, specializing in Mexican immigration consulting and paperwork management.
Our consultants are professionals trained through years of experience in immigration matters, an added value that is hard to match.
Vision
To establish H&H Consultants as the best choice in immigration services, anticipating the needs our clients may face.
Values
- Ethics
- Honesty
- Wisdom
Services
Everything you need to enter, stay or live in Mexico
We offer a wide range of immigration services covering every need foreigners have regarding their entry, stay or residence in Mexico. Select a service to see the details.
Your documents, in good hands
From passport to residency
We review stamps, expiry dates and official forms with you so your application reaches the INM complete.
How we work
A clear process, no surprises
- 01
Phone consultation
We review your immigration situation over the phone and tell you which procedure applies to you.
- 02
Building your file
You get the exact list of requirements and we review every document, including apostilles and translations.
- 03
Filing with the MX Consulate and/or INM
We file and follow up on your application with the Mexican consulate and/or the INM, answering any requests within the legal deadlines.
- 04
Resolution and follow-up
We stay with you until you receive your document and remind you of renewals and notifications.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions
Accurate information is key when you plan to travel, move or hire in Mexico. Here are answers to the questions we hear most; for your specific case, book a consultation.
Book a consultationWhat documents do I need to travel to Mexico?
Under Article 37 of the Immigration Law, you must present a valid passport or identity and travel document at the port of entry and, when required, a valid visa. You may also enter with a resident, regional visitor, border worker or humanitarian visitor card.
Do I need a visa to visit Mexico?
It depends on your nationality, the purpose and the length of your trip. Citizens of countries with visa-waiver agreements, such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom or Australia, do not need a visa for stays of up to 180 days without paid activities; they only need the Multiple Immigration Form (FMM).
Are the FM3 and FM2 still issued?
Not under those names. Since the Immigration Law took effect in 2012, they were replaced by the temporary resident and permanent resident statuses.
What do I need to move to Mexico?
Either temporary residency (up to 4 years, with the option of a work permit) or permanent residency (indefinite). If you live abroad, you first obtain the visa at a consulate and then exchange it for your card at the INM within 30 days of arriving.
I want to hire a foreigner. What do I need?
Your company needs an employer registry certificate from the INM. With it, you can apply for a visa authorization through a job offer. If the foreigner already holds residency with work permission, the process may be simpler.
How do I obtain permanent residency?
The most common routes are: 4 continuous years as a temporary resident; family ties with a Mexican citizen or permanent resident; being a retiree or pensioner with sufficient income; 2 years as a temporary resident through marriage or partnership with a Mexican or permanent resident; or recognition as a refugee, asylee or beneficiary of complementary protection.
Which changes must I report to the INM as a resident?
Temporary and permanent residents must report changes of address, workplace, nationality, marital status and name within the legal deadline. Late notification results in a fine.
Can a student work in Mexico?
Yes. A temporary resident student can apply to the INM for a work permit, provided they meet the requirements for their level of studies.
Team
Specialized consultants
Contact
Book your free phone consultation
Tell us about your case and we will call you to guide you through the procedure you need. All consultations are by phone.
- WhatsApp US+1 619 780 1274
- WhatsApp MX+52 664 331 8825