I was wondering if anyone staying in Mexico on a tourist Visa was able to extend their stay past 180 days by visiting the INM office. My partner is Mexican and is in her 7th month of pregnancy. For that reason I'd like to avoid the week or so in travelling down to Guatemala and back to get a new Tourist Visa. Has anyone had a similar experience where they have just applied for an extension at the INM Office?
Extend Mexican Tourist Visa without crossing Border
gregmevans
09 March 2015 23:49:48
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joaquinx
10 March 2015 02:28:23
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Not that I know of. You could ask. Take your partner with you.
Jezyl
08 April 2015 00:28:47
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you need to exit mexico and return to get a new tourist visa or unless you get married with your mexican partner you can stay in Mexico for 2 years with residente temporal and after 2 yrs apply for permanent residence. 
joaquinx
08 April 2015 00:46:54
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If the child is yours, and I assume that it is, you can apply for a Permanente without any other documents than your passport and the child's birth certificate that shows you as the father.
Sonia Diaz Ortega
19 April 2015 16:20:45
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If not married, much easier if married. Once married, have a current FMM, 3519 pesos, passport, wife's IFE, proof of marriage (easier if married in Mexico), a MX address and apply within Mexico under family. You will be given a 1 year temporary Resident visa. In a year, renew for 1 more year. After two years you become a Permanent resident. At no time financials required.
saludos
Sonia
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