Built from official research acrossSREINMSATIMSSANAMSENASICABanjercito
Start with the right lane
The move breaks into a few core tracks. That's the good news.
Once you stop treating “moving to Mexico” like one giant blob of stress, the path gets clearer fast: legal stay, first-90-days admin, logistics, healthcare, and location choice.
Why this site feels different
It's built like a move-planning system, not a loose pile of articles.
Official-source-first, on purpose
Every page starts from the government agencies that actually control the process — SRE, INM, SAT, IMSS, ANAM, SENASICA, and Banjercito — not from recycled expat folklore.
Free content for orientation, PDFs for execution
The free hubs and tools get you oriented. The printable guides take over when the move becomes real and you need a step-by-step system. Free gets you clarity. Paid gets you structure.
The bundle is the default for a reason
Residency affects your first month. Your first month affects banking and IMSS. Logistics deadlines cut across both. The stages overlap in real life, so one connected guide set works better than three separate purchases.
The three guides
Each PDF solves a different stage of the move.
The individual guides are there when you have one very specific blocker. The bundle is there for everyone else — which is to say, most serious movers.
Mexico Residency Playbook
For the legal-stay stage: temporary vs permanent decisions, consulate prep, solvency framing, Mi Consulado context, and the resident-card handoff after arrival.
First 90 Days Admin Setup Kit
For the bureaucratic middle: resident card, CURP, RFC, e.firma, CSF, banking, NSS, and IMSS in a sequence that actually makes sense.
Move Logistics Guide
For the practical move itself: household goods, vehicle import permits, pet entry, and the paperwork windows that are easy to miss.
Source transparency
The site isn't guessing its way through the move.
There's a paper trail behind the calm tone. Every claim traces back to official agency sources and structured research.
Research methodology
Defines the official-source-first approach, the topic structure, and the audience priorities behind every hub and guide.
Guide design approach
Shapes the “operations manual” format, the bundle-first logic, and the decision to treat each guide as a print-ready system rather than a generic info product.
Move-sequence research
Grounds the actual move order: residency first, then first-90-days admin, with logistics running in parallel instead of politely waiting in the corner.
Planning tools
Free tools that answer the next question faster than another article.
Some questions need a guided flow, not more reading. These tools turn dates, documents, and decisions into a plan.