Comments on: FMT vs FM3 http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/ Information on Retiring in the U.S. or Mexico...and visiting Mexico. Wed, 7 Jan 2009 00:25:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Merina Lippis http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-647 Merina Lippis Wed, 24 Sep 2008 02:11:46 +0000 http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-647 i know you can apply for an FM3 after you have an FMT while you are in mexico if you find a company to sponsor you, but i was wondering if you could get the FMT that allows you to "reside or retire" in mexico and then apply for an FM3 from there while in mexico? and do you have to be retired to get that visa or can you just reside if can prove the 1000 or more monthly income? This is covered also, in my book <em>Retire In Luxury.</em> Barbie i know you can apply for an FM3 after you have an FMT while you are in mexico if you find a company to sponsor you, but i was wondering if you could get the FMT that allows you to “reside or retire” in mexico and then apply for an FM3 from there while in mexico? and do you have to be retired to get that visa or can you just reside if can prove the 1000 or more monthly income?
This is covered also, in my book Retire In Luxury. Barbie

]]> By: Merina http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-642 Merina Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:24:13 +0000 http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-642 what do household items mean. couches, beds, etc? are you able to bring all over types of belongings into mexico without a FM3 like clothes, and all other personal items? This is covered thoroughly in my book <em>Retire In Luxury</em>. Barbie what do household items mean. couches, beds, etc? are you able to bring all over types of belongings into mexico without a FM3 like clothes, and all other personal items?

This is covered thoroughly in my book Retire In Luxury. Barbie

]]> By: Bob Harman http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-636 Bob Harman Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:39:44 +0000 http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-636 Thanks, informative article. I am interested in coming to San Felipe for a week in October. these articles help. Thanks, informative article. I am interested in coming to San Felipe for a week in October. these articles help.

]]> By: Suzanne http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-631 Suzanne Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:44:11 +0000 http://www.retireinluxury.com/mexico/2008/07/30/fmt-vs-fm3/#comment-631 Thanks, Barbie, for the short and concise explanation re visas. I'm sure a lot of your readers are happy to see this info 'in a nutshell' and not have to read (or search out) every complicated detail before they really must ! Here's hoping the Mexicans stay as welcoming as they currently are ... and I make it there before they change their minds about us foreigners ! All the best, Suzanne. You're welcome :) Thanks, Barbie, for the short and concise explanation re visas.
I’m sure a lot of your readers are happy to see this info ‘in a nutshell’ and not have to read (or search out) every complicated detail before they really must !

Here’s hoping the Mexicans stay as welcoming as they currently are … and I make it there before they change their minds about us foreigners !

All the best,
Suzanne.

You’re welcome :)

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