Day: September 17, 2026
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¿Mexico?
Number of inhabitants: 129, 2 million Capital: Mexico City Most populated City: Mexico City with 8.92 million inhabitants (2015) Official language: Spanish and 67 indigenous languages Form of government: Federal Presidential Republic President: Andrés Manuel López Obrador Currency: Peso Religion: Mostly Catholic México is It is the second largest economy in Latin America after Brazil… Read more
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CURRENCIES
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Basic Food Basket in Mexico
For more information: canastaBASICA_EN Own graphics made from the information by: https://www.sedeco.cdmx.gob.mx/servicios/servicio/seguimiento-de-precios-de-la-canasta-basica *Sin Fronteras IAP does not represent any public or government agency. For more information, please visit the following web site: https://www.gob.mx/canastabasica Read more
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Recommendations by COVID-19 for migrants
Recommendations by COVID 19 for people in transit Symptoms What should I pay attention to? Fever higher than 38 degrees. Cough. Sore throat. Runny nose. Red eyes. Headache. Muscle pain. Joint pain. Difficulty breathing. Contagion What can I do not to get infected? Keep your distance and limit physical. Wash your… Read more
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Visa for humanitarian reasons in Mexico:
The requirements depend on the humanitarian cause for which you request the immigration document, whether it is for family ties or public interest. Usually, a passport or country of origin ID, an INM format, plus the document that supports the humanitarian reason is required. This applies in the following cases: The offended, victim or witness… Read more
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Deportations in México
Deportation is a sanction that is imposed after an administrative immigration process, which is usually carried out when the person is in immigration detention, either in a Migratory Detention Center or a Temporary Center. During the process, the reasons for the person to be in Mexico and to stay in the country are investigated. Upon… Read more
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Support for Unaccompanied Children and Teenagers
During the COVID-19 pandemic, unaccompanied children and teenagers were returned/sent back to Mexico from the United States. These returns could have seriously violated their rights KIND and Sin Fronteras IAP can give you free legal advice. We’re here for you if you find yourself: Alone With a family member other than your parents If you… Read more
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Are you a refugee or asylum seeker?
COMAR warns about the operation and measures due to COVID-19 With regard to the questions raised by the users of the National Commission for Assistance to Refugees within the framework of the National Day of Healthy Distance, it is reported that, derived from the publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation on March 24,… Read more
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Climate
Source: //www.tripsavvy.com/mexicos-weather-what-to-expect-1589004 *Sin Fronteras IAP does not represent any public or government agency. For more information, please visit the following web site: https://www.gob.mx/cenapred Read more
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Pilot Program of Migration Regularization
This pilot program was implemented in March 2021 and applies to migrants whose immigration document expired before January 1st, 2020 and who, for whatever the reason, were unable to renew it. The aim is to regularize the migration status of foreigners in Mexico who meet the conditions established to obtain a temporary residence without a… Read more