Moving to Mexico means handling several steps before you settle in: visa, residency, and often a new health insurance plan. Understanding the right order for these steps avoids setbacks.
Visa and residency
The type of visa you obtain (temporary or permanent) determines what you can legally do in the country, including whether you can open bank accounts or take out certain local insurance products.
Insurance doesn’t wait
Many expats leave medical coverage for last, when it’s actually best resolved before you move, since some plans require waiting periods or review your medical history before granting full coverage.
If you’re about to move to Mexico and want to sort these things out in order, we can help you plan it.
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