Mexico's Ministry of Interior recently adjusted the fees for
immigration applications and processes that are effective in 2018.
The new fees were published by the National Institute of Migration
("Instituto Nacional de Migración").
The following list identifies the new fees for the most
important immigration applications and processes:

The full list of fees is available at the National Institute of
Migration's website: https://www.gob.mx/inm.
Footnotes
1 The "migratory document" evidences a
foreigner's legal residence in Mexico. The
"renewal" application seeks to extend the length of the
legal residence.
2 The "permanent resident card" evidences a
foreigner's legal permanent residence in Mexico obtained under
one of three conditions: the foreigner (1) completed four years of
residence in Mexico; (2) has been married to a Mexican citizen for
two years; or (3) has a child born in Mexico.