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As the extended "Pascua" vacation season peaks, municipal oversight intensifies alongside new infrastructure milestones and environmental warnings.
The Enchulemos Jalisco programme has completed facade improvements on 363 buildings in Puerto Vallarta's Historic Center, according to state and municipal officials who recently walked the area to review the results. The project was carried out through a partnership between the Jalisco state government and the municipal administration led by Mayor Luis Munguía.
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Hi,
According to one of the many tourist books I have been reading, it was suggested to contact your paper about how to obtain residency. I went through your website and maybe I just missed it.
This is the situation: I am a retired American, 64 years old, receiving a pension as well as Social Security. I also have some rental income. There is also a friend, from Spain, 52 years old, who will be coming with me. Unfortunately, I am his sole support.
I know that the total time allowed for us is 180 days on a tourist visa, FM3. In most of the books, all I have to do is go back across the border and return with a new tourist card. However in one book, it was stated that Immigration is aware of this and now places a maximum stay of 180 days per year. Could you explain which is the case? I do not mind going to Mexico City if needed to extend or obtain the necessary documents for submission.
Therefore, please tell me where I can find this information to begin with. We are planning on coming to Puerto Vallarta at the end of July and there is a Mexican consulate here in Denver.
I look forward to your advice and suggestions.
Sincerely,
Louis Palazzini
