Mexico has a diverse climate, including a tropical plateau climate with four-season spring weather, a tropical marine climate, and a subtropical monsoon climate. Many retirees from the United States and Canada live here for a long time.

Mexico’s consumption and price levels are much lower than those in the United States and Canada, and are similar to those in Southeast Asia. The cost of renting a large house and hiring a nanny is easily affordable for ordinary American working-class people.

Mexico is an important trading partner of the United States and offers great opportunities for immigrants who want to expand their business in North America. In addition, it is also a gateway to Latin America and has an important strategic location.

There are no language requirements, financial conditions or educational thresholds for applicants for Mexican residence. Even the age requirement is very relaxed, and the fee is only a few thousand dollars.

There is no immigration detention in Mexico, and you can enter and exit the country at any time without any restrictions. Once a Mexican temporary green card is converted into a permanent green card, it is valid for life.

The Mexican green card can apply for family reunification for the green card holder’s spouse, minor children, and parents of both spouses. It is truly a green card for one person or the whole family.