Highways

Railways

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Services and Infrastucture in Colima

Colima’s modern and well-developed infrastructure has contributed to providing residents with a standard of living that surpasses the national average. Not only is Colima an attractive investment option, but it offers a pleasant lifestyle for company personnel and families relocating here. (more…)

The State of Colima is an exciting option for investors that have the vision to tap the full potential of our resources, modern infrastructure and well-educated population. But these are only several of the factors that make Colima an attractive investment choice. Residents enjoy a standard of living well above the national average, and among both residents and the government there is a strong culture of respect for the natural environment. All of these elements makes Colima a serious player in the global competition for business investment. (more…)

Colima’s modern, high-quality transportation infrastructure is designed to facilitate the rapid movement of passengers and cargo from various points within the state to the main consumption and distribution centers in the Mexican Republic. Up-to-date telecommunications technology will keep you in touch with clients and suppliers in any part of the world. (more…)

Las Alamandas

Las Alamandas Resort is located midway between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo along the famed “Costalegre” region of Jalisco Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Managed as an elegant, private estate where guests are accorded the highest standards of hospitality, this exclusive beachfront hideaway is situated on over 1,500 acres of pristine tropical Paradise with only six villas accommodating a maximum of 30 guests. (more…)

Virtual Office Services for Realtors and other Professionals

Advantages

• Bilingual staff (English/Spanish)
• Office space
• Technical knowledge
• Experience (more…)

Corporate, Closing and Title

• Trust preparation
• New corporations to acquire properties
• Pre-sale contracts
• Buy-sell contracts
• Fusion and subdivision of properties
• Notary service oversight (more…)

We can assist you in the legal and government procedures to form a corporation in Mexico. Below is a guide to what information is required and how the procedures work as well as approximate costs and processing times. (more…)

Below is a list of costs, requirements and procedures to obtain an FM3 for the first time or to submit for the annual renewal. Processing time is typically 6 weeks for first time documents and 4 weeks for renewals, changes and permits.

First time:

See this page to complete the application

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In addition to obtaining and renewing migratory documents, it is important to consider permits and notifications once you have one. See our article on such procedures. Below we have summarized the procedures and requirements for obtaining and renewing your visa (migratory document such as FM3 or FM2).

See our handy citizenship study guide reference here.

You can get the FM3 before leaving your home country at a Mexican embassy or consulate, then must register it (similar to applying again) upon arrival in Mexico or can apply for the first time once you are in Mexico and before your tourist card expires.

An FM2 is what most people obtain after having an FM3 for five years. It is a less restrictive form of residency or immigrant permit for foreigners in Mexico. After the FM2, residents often seek citizenship. (more…)