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Tag: Mexico
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Finding a job in Mexico as an expat
This Spanish-speaking country has a fast-growing economy highly attractive to foreigners. Expats looking to work in Mexico for various reasons are warmly welcomed. A popular job for native English speakers is teaching. Generally, the minimum academic requirement to qualify for this job is a university degree and a teaching qualification such as TESOL, TEFL, CELTA,…
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Reasons to immigrate to Mexico
Mexico is a calm, welcoming country. The cuisine is fantastic, the healthcare is first-rate and reasonably priced, and the roads are wonderful. The immigration process is surprisingly simple, making it feasible for many retirees and remote workers to live in Mexico for an extended period. There are so many good reasons to relocate to Mexico.…
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Business immigration to Mexico
Mexico has a flourishing startup environment and positions 36th overall regarding the simplicity of setting up a business. It isn’t required for a business person to be Mexican to set up a business in Mexico. Every one of the requirements to work in Mexico is a Mexico business visa. Do you need a Mexican business…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Mexico
To legally work in Mexico, you must first obtain a work visa, which can be obtained in one of two ways: by accepting a job offer from a Mexican company or by establishing a business there. You are then hired as an employee by your own company. In Mexico, work permits are issued by the…
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Mexico: universities for immigrants
Best Universities to Apply for in Mexico as Expat. Mexico City is recognized for its lively and colorful history, and students are drawn to Mexican universities because they have a similar atmosphere on campus. It can pave the way for a fantastic educational journey.
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Mexico: work permit guide
Work permit in Mexico. Mexico, which is officially known as the United Mexican States, is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. People travel from all over to visit its sunny strands or its ancient historical remains.
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Mexico: immigration options
Immigration to Mexico. Mexico, officially known as the United Mexican States, lies in the south of the North American region. Bordered on two sides by the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and on two sides by the United States of America and Guatemala.
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Mexico: applying for dual citizenship
Dual citizenship with Mexico. Citizenship in Mexico is determined by several laws, including Article 30 of the Mexican Constitution and other acts. Article 32 of the Constitution defines the rights granted by Mexican law to Mexicans who have dual citizenship.
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Mexico: travel in COVID-19 time
Travel to Mexico during COVID 19. There are picturesque beaches on the coast of the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean, a wonderful climate, delicious food, many attractions, and affordable prices. Given the current travel restrictions, it is gratifying that Mexico’s borders remain open to visa-free travel and that a coronavirus test certificate is not required.