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FM3 - The Long-Term Non-Immigrant Visa Mexico operates what is known as a FM3 Visa. The FM3 visa is a renewable long term (more than six months) permit which gives non-immigrant temporary residency status to the holder. This means that it gives a person the right to live in Mexico (under terms as set out in the visa) but it does not lead to, and cannot be converted to, a visa leading to permanent residency.
There are various categories under which FM3 visas are granted, and these relate to the activities you intend to undertake while in Mexico. Under the terms of the FM3, you are authorized to only undertake certain, specific activities which may be lucrative or non-lucrative, depending on the visa's classification.
One of the criteria that the Mexican authorities require for the issuance of a FM3 Visa is that the applicant prove that they have 'sufficient funds to sustain themselves while in Mexico' and/or a proven steady income. There is no official minimum or maximum amount -- every application appears to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Proof of funds and/or income is usually requested by means of bank account statements, proof of investment income, credit cards, or a combination of these.
Once applied for and granted, the FM3 may be renewed annually for an additional four years (for a total of five years). After this period, a new FM3 may be applied for and, if granted, will serve for another (max) five year period, renewable annually.
The FM3 visa may not be exchanged automatically for a visa leading to permanent residency (FM2); a FM2 must be applied for separately. Any years accrued under a FM3 visa are not transferable towards FM2-residency status (see FM2 Heading, below, for details).
You may apply for a FM3 visa while in Mexico and in possession of a short-term FMT (Tourist/Business Visitors Visa), or abroad via your nearest Mexican Consulate.
Thinking of living in Mexico?
Detailed Information & Procedures
to Apply for an FM3
FM3 Application Form
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Looking for a new home
She is extremely well behaved, rides in the car without problems, is very clean, doesn't bark, has no fleas and is in good health. Really a perfect, gentle companion. So if she is not for you, please spread the word and ask people who might be interested. We already have four dogs and really do not have room for more. Thank you for your consideration.
Phone: 646 174 6713 (local)
001 619 840 2163 (usa)
These pups are looking for a New Home
Cuba is Obedient, Educated and has been raised as an inside house dog. She is 3 years old and is current with all of her vaccines. She had puppies last year but has not been fixed yet.
Isabel Gonzalez - Cel 044 646 151 1135 Home: 174 59 07 Office phone 154 22 33
Dr. Edwardo Diaz has a 9 week old male Yorkshire Terrier for sale. He is adorable! Doc owns the Mom. This little guy would make a wonderful Christmas present for that someone special! Anybody interested can call Doc here at the clinic(1-78-2672) or e-mail him @ eduardo.docedl@gmail.com
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