This guide explains the different methods by which foreigners can visit Mexico for tourism, business, retirement, work, study, permanent residency, or Mexican citizenship. ...
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In recent years, the short-term rental market in Quintana Roo has grown significantly, with countless property owners and companies offering accommodation through platforms such as Airbnb, Booking, and Vrbo....
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Discover common breach of contract cases in Mexico, typical timelines for negotiation and litigation, and strategic considerations for foreign investors to protect their property and business interests. Entering into contracts in Mexico can be straightforward, but when disputes arise, understanding the options and typical outcomes is critical—especially for foreign investors or clients purchasing through their companies....
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In Mexico, corporate record books are much more than simple registries—they represent the legal history and corporate memory of a business. These books document key decisions, structural changes, and important milestones in the life of a company, serving as legal evidence before authorities, shareholders, and third parties. ...
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In the context of Mexico’s ongoing judicial reform, commercial arbitration emerges as a reliable and effective alternative for resolving business disputes. Unlike traditional litigation, arbitration provides a series of benefits that are especially relevant to foreign investors seeking security and certainty when doing business in Mexico. ...
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Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations — Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos, and Cozumel — are attracting more international buyers every year. For many retirees, digital nomads, and investors, buying a property during presale is one of the most appealing opportunities....
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Mexico’s real estate sector is closing 2025 on a strong note, showing resilience and sustained growth despite global economic challenges. The key driver behind this performance is clear: tourism. ...
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In today’s fast-paced business environment, agility in corporate decision-making is essential. Unanimous resolutions outside of formal meetings, as allowed under Mexico’s General Law of Commercial Companies (Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles – LGSM), provide a powerful and efficient tool for companies operating in Mexico....
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WHAT IS WILL MONTH IN MEXICO?
September is Will month in Mexico. It’s a reminder to prepare for the inevitable and leave your affairs in order, so that family members inherit property and not complications.
MexLaw attorneys can assist you in preparing your Mexican Will and answer any questions you may have about your estate.
During September, we are offering a discounted price of only $250 USD + VAT (regular price $522)
In recent years, an increasing number of U.S. citizens with Mexican ancestry have sought to obtain Mexican nationality. Motivations range from reconnecting with cultural roots to responding to changes in U.S. immigration policies. ...
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