How can an American get a job in Mexico?

The best way to get a job in Mexico is the same as anywhere in the world — search online or on the street for places to work, and then pay them a visit to ask for a job interview. If you already have a profession, such as engineering or finance, search company websites for employees with foreign-sounding names.

How can I legally work in Mexico?

In order to legally work, you can obtain a Mexican work visa in two ways: through a job offer from a Mexican employer, or by opening a business in Mexico. You then have your own company hire you as an employee. Work permits in Mexico are processed through the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM.)

Can a US citizen work remotely from Mexico?

None; there are no laws prohibiting U.S. citizens from working remotely. At least there are none in Mexico. Of course, to live in Mexico legally you need a visa. But if you have that U.S. job that you do from home, obtaining a visa should not be an issue.

How much is salary in Mexico?

The median salary in Mexico is 32,600 MXN (USD 1,660/month). Median salary represents the middle value of a set of salaries. It means that half of the working population earns more than the median salary (USD 1,660), while the other half earns less than the median salary.

What is the best paying job in Mexico?

Figures from 2019 provided by the Mexican Competitivity Institute (IMCO) show that medicine is the best paying career in Mexico with an average monthly salary of MX$17,449 (US$720).

Can I work for myself in Mexico?

Mexican Self-Employment Visa Types To be able to work for yourself, you will either have to hold a Temporary or Permanent Resident Permit with work permissions or work privileges.

Can I work remotely in Mexico for a month?

Mexico Remote Work Visa Overview While Mexico doesn’t have a specific remote work visa per se, it will allow many foreigners to enter the nation with a 6 month visa, and also has very simple temporary residency requirements.