Category: Ask for asylum

[su_list icon=”icon: info-circle” icon_color=”#5798f2″ indent=”-10″] If you wish to request asylum at an airport in Mexico, you can approach any authority and tell them that you are afraid to return to your country of origin, because your life, liberty or personal security is in jeopardy in your country and due to this, YOU WOULD LIKE… Read more

It is a document to which every immigrant has a right, and that you can request from the National Institute of Migration (INM) if you find yourself in one of the following situations: [su_list icon=”icon: user” icon_color=”#cdb79b” indent=”-10″] You are an unaccompanied child or adolescent You were the victim or witness to a crime in… Read more

a) What does it mean to be a person who has suffered persecution? This is someone who has fled where they live because of fear that someone will hurt them. This situation can include someone who has been threatened, for example, through threatening notes, calls, messages etc. These threats are made with the intention of… Read more

[su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#5369d3″ indent=”-10″] If you do not have official documents with you, it is not necessary to show these documents, because international law gives you “the benefit of the doubt,” therefore, the lack of these official documents should not be an impediment for you to request asylum.   If you did not request… Read more

People who request asylum are foreigners who are afraid for their life, liberty or safety if they return to their country of origin, because of persecution based on their race, religion, nationality, gender, membership in a particular social group or because of their political opinions, or they are victims of generalized violence in their country… Read more

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

[su_note note_color=”#eb6287″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] Don’t be fooled, the U.S. borders remain closed. Title 42 The U.S. government informed that in 2022 the application of Title 42 could end, however, this has not happened in 2023 and migrants or asylum seekers still cannot enter the U.S. without an immigration permit. It is very important to consult… Read more