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Federal Immigration (INM)

Pronunciation: INM: ee EH-neh EH-meh

Federal immigration office · Mexico

Mexico's federal immigration office in Playa del Carmen (Instituto Nacional de Migración). It's a Mexican government office, not a foreign consulate.

Av. Constituyentes at Av. 95 Norte, Lt. 1, Mz. 12, Col. Ejido II

Map pin: the INM corner building (verified). The entrance isn't verified.

  • Opening hours aren't listed: official and recent sources disagree, so check with INM before you go

In:

800 004 6264 (INM national line)

INM: offices in Quintana Roo (opens the official site in a new tab)

Official site: inm.gob.mx · Last checked October 16, 2026.

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Federal Immigration (INM)

Pronunciation: INM: ee EH-neh EH-meh

Federal immigration office · Mexico

Mexico's federal immigration office in Playa del Carmen (Instituto Nacional de Migración). It's a Mexican government office, not a foreign consulate.

Av. Constituyentes at Av. 95 Norte, Lt. 1, Mz. 12, Col. Ejido II

Map pin: the INM corner building (verified). The entrance isn't verified.

  • Opening hours aren't listed: official and recent sources disagree, so check with INM before you go

In:

800 004 6264 (INM national line)

INM: offices in Quintana Roo (opens the official site in a new tab)

Official site: inm.gob.mx · Last checked October 16, 2026.

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