@Martin_CFI.
Thank you for your post. I am trying to understand this rule some more, just to get it clairified. I understand to get a commercial pilot's or ratings you must be a naturally born citizen. Does this count for any and all aircraft? What about small (ultralight type/ single engine, open cockpit), that are fully certified aircraft with airworthy certification etc...?
This sounds like a rule to be a commercial pilot etc...?
Wondering if you could shed some light on this?
I really appreciate it.
Regardless of aircraft . . . to get a CPL in Mexico you have to have been born in Mexico.
Now if you want to operate an N registered aircraft as a pilot in Mexico, there are ways around it, even if you have a foreign CPL and are not Mexican.
I am a Commercial Pilot Working in Mexico, Helicopter. Take care!