PDF guides

These guides exist for the moment when free content stops feeling like enough.

That usually happens somewhere between your fourth government tab and your second contradictory forum thread. You don’t need more noise. You need the steps in order, the right forms, and a cleaner sense of what comes next.

Updated April 20263 guide ecosystem$49 bundleSave $28

Page at a glance

What you need to know before reading further.

A quick look at who this page is for, what it covers, and which official sources back it up.

What it helps you do

Each guide is built from official-source research and organized around the exact stages of a Mexico move — residency, admin setup, and logistics.

Official bodies in play

SREINMSATIMSSANAMSENASICA

Related guides

Keep the research chain moving.

These pages cover closely related topics and are good next reads from here.

Best next steps

The most useful pages to read next based on where you are in the process.

Best pages in this section

More pages in the same section that go deeper on related questions.

Planning systems and printable versions

Printable guides and structured pathways that tie this topic into your wider move plan.

What makes these different

They’re built like operations manuals, not ebooks that drift around the point.

Every guide is official-source-first, practical, printable, and deliberately structured around real execution. Not dreamy relocation content. Not vague “what to expect” fluff. The useful stuff.

Official rules first

Every guide is grounded in the government sources behind the process: SRE and INM for residency, SAT and IMSS for admin setup, ANAM, SAT/Aduanas, Banjercito, and SENASICA for logistics.

Real sequencing second

The value isn’t just “here are the documents.” It’s “here’s the order so you stop getting bounced between systems.” That distinction matters more than people expect.

Built to be printable

These guides are designed to feel like field manuals you can carry into the process, not endless screens you keep re-reading at 11pm.

The ecosystem

Each guide owns a different stage of the move.

You can absolutely buy one guide if one stage is your real blocker. But if you’re planning the whole move, the overlap between stages is exactly why the bundle exists.

GuideWhat it solvesCurrent stackPriceBest for
Mexico Residency PlaybookResidency path, consulate prep, solvency, canje, and the jump from approval to resident card.34 pages.$29Anyone who needs the legal-stay process untangled before they can move confidently.
First 90 Days Admin Setup KitCURP, RFC, e.firma, CSF, banking, NSS, and IMSS in the right order.23 pages.$24New residents who want the first-three-month admin chain made painfully clear — in a good way.
Move Logistics GuideMenaje de casa, vehicle import permits, pets, and move-day paperwork windows.26 pages.$24People moving household goods, driving in, crossing with pets, or doing all three at once.
Mexico Expat BundleAll three guides in one sequence, so the stages stop competing for your attention.83 pages across the current full bundle.$49 — save $28Serious movers who want the whole system instead of one isolated slice.

Why the bundle comes first

Because the move doesn’t happen in neat little silos, even when websites try to pretend it does.

Buy the three guides one by one and you pay $77. Get the bundle and you pay $49. That $28 difference exists because most real movers do not stay inside one stage for very long.

If you’re planning a full move, start here

The bundle is for people who don’t just need one answer — they need the whole move to stop feeling fragmented. That’s the difference. One guide solves one stage. The bundle gives the stages context.

What the bundle prevents

  • Buying only residency help, then realizing the admin setup is the next bottleneck.
  • Planning logistics without understanding how status and arrival timing affect the rest of the move.
  • Repeating the same research loop in three different topic areas because nobody laid out the full path cleanly the first time.

Still not sure? Use this rule of thumb

  • If you haven’t finished the consulate stage yet, the Residency Playbook is the obvious entry point.
  • If you’re already in Mexico or landing soon, the Admin Setup Kit becomes urgent very quickly.
  • If your move includes a car, pets, or household goods, the Logistics Guide deserves way more attention than most people give it.
  • If you’re doing the whole move, just get the bundle and stop piecing together a system from fragments. It is $49, not $77.

The bundle

The bundle is the cleanest place to start if you’re actually moving — not just researching.

That’s not a hard sell trick. It’s just the honest recommendation. The bundle gives you all three guides for $49, which saves $28 versus buying them separately.

3 guides83 pages totalSave $28Immediate digital access

Sources and research basis

What this guides page is built on

Every claim on this page traces back to official agency sources and structured research — not generic marketing copy.

Guide product specifications
Used for the current guide lineup, page counts, bundle framing, and the official-source-first trust signal that runs across all products.
Guide production and editorial research
Used for the operations-manual positioning, build order, recurring callout system, and bundle-first retention logic.
Guide product research and planning
Used for the strategic framing of why each product is high-value and what practical gap it closes.
Combined guide research materials
Used for each guide’s promise, sequence, differentiators, and common failure modes.
Official source registers
These register the government sources behind the products: SRE, INM, SAT, IMSS, ANAM, SENASICA, Banjercito, and related official service pages.