Trump will never be re elected

Fuck Merica I'm moving to Mexico

Mexico Permanent Residence Permit

Guide on Mexican residency, more specifically, the Permanent Resident Card, including eligibility, requirements, and the application process.

Everyone who intends to move to Mexico for a period longer than six months must have a Resident Visa and a Resident Card, depending on the duration and purpose of their stay. Foreigners who want to settle in Mexico permanently must have a Mexican Permanent Resident Card.

The Permanent Resident Card for Mexico is a popular option among retirees, which is why it is also often referred to as the Mexico Retirement Visa.

https://visaguide.world/north-america-caribbean/mexico-visa/permanent-residence/

Firearms regulation in Mexico

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firearms_regulation_in_Mexico#:~:text=While%20it%20is%20true%20that,given%20the%20requirements%20and%20conditions

>>13187169

Only for temp visa every 180 days

I'm retired Military and have pension so I can get a Retirement Visa.

Requirements for Mexico Retirement Visa

If you are applying for a Residence Permit on the grounds of retiring in Mexico, you must have the following documents:

Cover Letter, addressed to the Mexico embassy, explaining the reason for requesting the visa and stating:

Your full name, address, and passport number

Information about your pension, such as where you receive it from and the amount

Whether you have any investments

Your address in Mexico and the address in your home country

The date when you will travel and which port you will enter through

Bank statements from the last six months, proving you have received a set monthly income (the amount may change from country to country, but it is around US$2,000-US$3,000)

Proof of investments in the form of bank statements from the last twelve months (if applicable)

If you have a dependent:

You must have an additional 25% of your monthly income for them per month as well

You must include proof of family relationship (birth certificates, marriage certificates etc)

>>13187235

We have stayed in Mexico for extended periods

of time to get cheap dental work. (great work) btw

The Mexican ppl are always very welcoming and nice. It you throw a few bucks around they are even nicer. 50 peso goes a long way.

>>13187305

No i'm to old to fight anymore.

But prolly young enough to bribe my way into getting policía badge and ID and pistola in some administrative non reporting role. a few grand will prolly do it. kek