Mexico Second Passport

Mexico is the 5th largest country in the Americas, bordering US in the north. Mexico is transitioning from being a small economy to an open and diverse economy with infrastructure well developed in transport, logistics and automotive and real estate. The country has internationally recognized automotive industry. Mexico offers foreign investors a relatively stable and secure business environment. It has a large internal market and an extensive network of free trade agreements (FTAs) The Foreign Investment Law of 1993 governs foreign investment in Mexico. Foreign investors receive the same legal treatment as local investors, and they may invest in most kinds of economic activity in the country.

The good news is that the process is relatively straightforward and allows you to obtain a second passport in as little as five years. Mexico’s passport is the 26th most powerful passport in the world (2020) and allows visa-free access to 158 different countries, including all of Europe’s Schengen Area. While the process is simple, we wouldn’t recommend going at it alone.