Foreign Investment
Navigating the foreign investment regulatory framework so your operation is fully compliant from day one.
Mexico’s foreign-investment regime is open but not informal: the Foreign Investment Law reserves and caps specific sectors, and every foreign-owned company must register and file periodic reports with the National Registry of Foreign Investment (RNIE) at the Ministry of Economy.
For an industrial operator, the heart of the regime is the IMMEX program and its customs ecosystem: temporary imports, inventory control and VAT certification. Well administered, the program helps finance the launch; neglected, it is not a benefit — it is a contingent liability accruing interest.
We structure the investment at the source — vehicle, sector, reporting — and run the recurring compliance before Economy and the customs authorities, so the status of your capital is never an audit’s surprise.
What we cover
- 01Foreign Investment Law compliance
- 02National Foreign Investment Registry (RNIE)
- 03IMMEX program registration and management
- 04Customs and import-export permits
- 05FDI structuring and advisory
- 06Sectoral permits and authorizations