Visiting, living, working or investing in Mexico begins with understanding the rules that shape everyday life.
Mexican Law & Everyday Rules for North Americans, by Sergio Fonseca Iannini, offers a practical introduction to Mexico’s legal system for readers from the United States and Canada. It covers immigration and residency, identity documents, taxation, property purchases and rentals, fideicomiso arrangements, employment, consumer rights, health care, insurance, driving and family matters.
The guide also explains cross-border considerations, including the U.S.–Mexico income-tax treaty, foreign-account reporting and the absence of an operative U.S.–Mexico Social Security totalization agreement.
Clear explanations, practical examples, tables, checklists and references to official sources help readers prepare documents, understand their obligations and identify when qualified professional assistance is needed. Federal, state and municipal requirements are distinguished throughout, encouraging informed decisions based on the reader’s circumstances.
Part of the Mexico Culture for North Americans collection, published by S.F.I. House, this book is a useful companion for planning a visit, preparing a move or building a life in Mexico.
| ISBN | 9786502407677 |
| Number of Pages | 142 |
| Edition | 1 (2026) |
| Language | English |
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