What does a bank ask for to open an account in Mexico?
CONDUSEF wrote this page for a Mexican who lives outside Mexico and wants an account in Mexico. A traditional deposit account, with no limit on the amount you can deposit, is opened at a bank branch. The bank asks for official identification. The page says that can be a consular registration card or a CURP, plus proof of address no older than three months, and an account-opening form. The page also says banks must treat the consular registration card as valid identification. This page does not pick a bank. Confirm on the official page.
Money
Plain answers to everyday money questions, with official links. Not advice.
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