Leverage a strategic location with world-class manufacturing capabilities and unparalleled access to the US market.
Unparalleled access to the US and Canadian markets under the USMCA, making it the premier destination for nearshoring manufacturing and supply chains.
A deep industrial base with a highly skilled, cost-competitive workforce, especially in the automotive, aerospace, and electronics sectors.
A strong and growing internal market with over 120 million consumers, providing a solid foundation for growth beyond exports.
One of the most open economies in the world with free trade agreements covering over 50 countries, enabling diversified global trade.
Significant ongoing investment in ports, railways, and industrial parks to support the demands of international trade and manufacturing.
A pro-investment government stance with established legal frameworks for foreign ownership and business operations.
Choose the right package to launch and operate your business in Mexico successfully.
Core package to establish your Mexican company (S. de R.L. or S.A.) with all legal necessities.
Timeline: 4-6 Weeks
Complete solution with tax registration and banking support for full operational readiness in Mexico.
Timeline: 5-7 Weeks
Specialized package for manufacturing operations, including IMMEX program guidance.
Timeline: 8-12 Weeks+
Mexico offers two primary company types for foreign investors.
Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada de Capital Variable
The most common and flexible structure for foreign investors, similar to a U.S. LLC. Ideal for most commercial and service-based businesses.
Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable
A stock corporation, suitable for larger enterprises that plan to raise capital from a wide base of shareholders. More formal corporate governance requirements.
We manage the entire notarized process for a seamless and remote setup.
We define your corporate structure and prepare a Power of Attorney for our legal team in Mexico to act on your behalf, avoiding the need for travel.
We submit your desired company names to the Secretariat of Economy for approval and reservation.
Our lawyers draft the company's bylaws (Estatutos Sociales) and coordinate with a Mexican Notary Public to formalize the Incorporation Deed.
The notarized deed is registered with the Public Registry of Commerce. We then obtain your company's essential Federal Taxpayer ID (RFC).
We assist in opening a corporate bank account and complete any final steps, such as registering with the National Registry of Foreign Investment.
Your common questions about company formation in Mexico, answered.