Mexican Foreign-Invested Company Registration

Mexican foreign-invested company registration offers two equity participation modes with one-stop agency services. Choose between “natural person passport equity” or “overseas company equity”, and let Weimo handle all procedures for establishing your Mexican company.

Option 1: Overseas Natural Person Passport Equity

Ideal for individuals going global or cross-border entrepreneurship. Shareholders can establish a Mexican company with just their passport, no Mexican residency required.

We provide:

• Name pre-approval

• Corporate entity registration

• RFC tax ID application

• SAT electronic signature activation

Optional add-ons: Corporate representative assistance, registered/tax address hosting, bank account opening, and IMSS social security registration.

Option 2: Overseas Company Equity

Suitable for domestic and international enterprises expanding overseas, establishing foreign subsidiaries or branches, or global business layouts. The overseas parent company acts as the shareholder to invest and establish the Mexican company, with stricter document review requirements.

We provide:

• Parent company document preparation

• Mexican notary stamp translation for documents

• Spanish translation

• Corporate registration and tax filing

Optional add-ons: Address hosting, statutory auditor (comisario) appointment, on-site assistance, and social security registration.

Full Suite of Value-Added Services

• Basic registration: Company establishment, name verification, tax ID, and electronic signature

• Hosting services: Nominee shareholder, registered/tax address hosting

• Localization add-ons: Bank account opening assistance, IMSS Mexican social security registration, statutory auditor (comisario) appointment

• Other support: Document translation, temporary on-site assistance

Important Notes

1. Processing time is subject to Mexican local government approval.

2. Fees for e-commerce Mexican companies are calculated separately.

3. Transparent pricing with no hidden fees or mandatory bundled services.

4. Customized solutions based on your entity’s needs—contact us for inquiries.

Difference Between Branches and Subsidiaries

• Branch: No independent legal status; legal liability typically falls on the parent company. Establishment and management are relatively simple and cost-effective, but operational independence and risk isolation are limited.

• Subsidiary: Independent legal status with separate financial, operational, and liability structures. Facilitates independent accounting, financing, and risk isolation, but higher establishment and maintenance costs, along with stricter management and compliance requirements.

A professional team assists throughout, helping businesses efficiently complete their Mexican localization.