Leaving MX with Permanente status

After a person jumps through whatever hoops are presented and finally gets their Permanente card issued, what are the rules for traveling outside of the country?

Do you just flash your card and that's it? Are there time limits that you can be gone?

Any help will be appreciated.

merry

New law does not mention limits as under the old FM2.

Intercasa wrote:New law does not mention limits as under the old FM2.

Oh that is a relief! I had overheard someone claiming that we would have to always apply for a "Permiso Salida" each time we wanted to travel, because after all here is our Permanente.

merry

Merry, I hope this link works, check it out. I hope it helps


https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Presentation-INM-English.pdf?w=AADzodgvx6EFGL68c9cOz43LiOLlQzWIQYIQqLsUj9ak6A

Elita, link didn't work for me.

Jim, let me find another one and I'll send it to you...

Will the airlines understand what a perrmanent card is. They always want your FMM or exit paper from INM

Merry, please let me know if the link worked for you as I'll look for another one for Jim (he says the link didn't work for him). Thank you...

sparks wrote:Will the airlines understand what a perrmanent card is. They always want your FMM or exit paper from INM

Airlines must be updated with all that new info by now (I guess), as I saw at the PV Airport last month, they sent the guy (who was getting on a flight back to the U.S.) to the INM Counter, he just showed his ticket, his permanent card (that also looks like the old FM3) and the INM agent just stamped it and said everything was ok

He must have stamped his passport or the ticket. The new visas look like a credit card

There will always be an exit paper to turn in by all leaving Mexico, it is for statistical purposes. Mexicans turn one in however theirs is not stamped by immigration.

Never seen and old Inmigrado visa .... maybe they were a booklet?

Our Inmigrado cards, which were issued last June, are a credit sized card.

Old inmigrado visa was actually an annotation on a page of the old FM2 booklet.

I'm not sure what happens with Permanente, but last Summer when we entered Mexico with our grandchildren, who are Mexican citizens with a Mexican passport and birth certificate, we had to fill out a form that looked much like the FMM form we filled out when we travel on our FM-3's, so perhaps there is a similar form for those with Permanente status.

No, 2 forms, one for foreigners and one for Mexican nationals. The form is the FMM for foreigners and acts as the tourist card for tourists and all others, i.e. residente permanente and temporal use it to track entries and exits.

https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Presentation-INM-English.pdf?w=AADzodgvx6EFGL68c9cOz43LiOLlQzWIQYIQqLsUj9ak6A

Jim W wrote:Elita, link didn't work for me.

Jim, I hope this one works :)

Elita:

Neither the first link or the second works for me. From the link address, it appears to be Dropbox and one has to log in to access any contents.

CheenaGringo wrote:Elita:

Neither the first link or the second works for me. From the link address, it appears to be Dropbox and one has to log in to access any contents.

Guys, here's the link for Dropbox :) http://db.tt/KHNhsjIS

That is all well and good to get to the sign up/in for Dropbox but how does a member access the article?

CheenaGringo wrote:That is all well and good to get to the sign up/in for Dropbox but how does a member access the article?

Try to open it with adobe or once you download Dropbox in your computer, transfer the link to your Dropbox :)

Okay so I should have gone a few more kilometers and used Intercasa! It seems my trip back to the US greatly delayed my Permanente application. I applied on January 15 and STILL have not received it! Maybe they are trying to tell me something.

Merry

merry wrote:After a person jumps through whatever hoops are presented and finally gets their Permanente card issued, what are the rules for traveling outside of the country?

Do you just flash your card and that's it? Are there time limits that you can be gone?

Any help will be appreciated.

merry

We fly out tomorrow using the Permanent Residency card for the first time. INM agent reassured me that there is no need to fill out anything, just show the PR card. When flying back, they said we have to fill out the Formato Basico and go into the extranjero line. No time limits for being outside of Mexico. Only have to notify INM of changes of address, etc.

Wiz, let us know how it goes! Actual experience is priceless. :)

Merry

[quote="Intercasa"]New law does not mention limits as under the old FM2.[/quote]


Spencer,
when I renew from my old FM2 to a Residente Temporal do the 18 weeks within 5 years still apply?
Thank you much