Mexico digital-nomad visa: income requirements (2026)
The Mexico Temporary Resident (economic solvency) requires you to document a minimum income of ~US$2,600/mo income (last 6 months) OR ~US$43k savings.
This is reference data, not legal advice. Income floors change and the accepted proof varies by consulate. Confirm the current figure and document rules on the official source before applying.
| Visa | Temporary Resident (economic solvency) |
|---|---|
| Income floor | ~US$2,600/mo income (last 6 months) OR ~US$43k savings (≈ $2,600/month) |
| Period | monthly |
| Official source | https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/ |
| As of | 2026-06-22 |
Economic-solvency route: ~US$2,500–2,700/mo over 6 months; varies by consulate.
How to document it as a gig / remote worker
Consulates want to see that the income is real, recent, and recurring — usually several months of bank statements plus platform/payout evidence. A self-reported income statement ties your payout exports and deposits into one monthly picture and compares your documented average to the Mexico floor (as a factual comparison, not an eligibility ruling).
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