RENEW YOUR TEMPORARY MEXICO RESIDENCY CARD 30 DAYS BEFORE IT EXPIRES!

You can begin your Temporary Resident Card renewal in Mexico up to 30 days before your card expires. Your renewal application must be filed with the INM immigration office (Instituto Nacional de Migración) that serves your place of residence in Mexico.

If you want help, Jorge Gonzalez provides Temporary Resident Card renewal assistance and prepares renewal paperwork for all INM offices throughout Mexico, helping ensure the process is completed correctly.

If your Temporary Resident Card expires while you are outside of Mexico, Mexican immigration allows a 55-day grace period starting from the expiration date.

Once you return to Mexico, you must start the renewal process within five days.

⚠️ Important travel requirement:
Whether you travel by air or by land, you must request an exit and re-entry permit (salida y regreso) from the INM immigration officer before leaving Mexico. Without this stamp, you may lose eligibility for a late renewal.

Below are the Temporary Resident Card renewal costs for 2026, shown in U.S. dollars for reference (fees are paid in Mexican pesos at the official exchange rate):

• 1-Year Renewal: USD $619.00
   
• 2-Year Renewal: USD $725.00
   
• 3-Year Renewal: USD $1,175.00
   
• 4-Year Renewal: USD $1,392.00
   

These fees are set by INM Mexico and are subject to annual government updates.

No. Temporary Resident Card renewal must be completed inside Mexico at the INM office where you live or work. Renewals cannot be processed at Mexican consulates abroad.

Processing times vary by location. Most Temporary Resident Card renewals take between 1 and 15 business days, depending on the INM office.

Warm regards from Jorge Gonzalez, your Mexico Visa Specialist.
If you’re ready to start your Temporary Resident Card renewal in Mexico, get professional guidance you can trust.

📞 Call: 619-512-7537
📧 Email: Jorge@MexicoGreenCard.com