Internationally mobile professionals
Those whose careers span borders.
Mexico · Work
For internationally mobile professionals, residence and work often go hand in hand. We help you consider residence in Mexico in connection with your professional plans, at a high level.
Overview
Residence connected with work.
Many professionals consider residence in Mexico in connection with work. The two are related, and we help you think about them together at a high level.
We avoid specific visa categories, employment requirements or procedures, focusing instead on how residence considerations fit your professional objectives and circumstances.
Who this is for
Those whose careers span borders.
Individuals exploring work-connected residence in Mexico.
People considering a move to Mexico for work reasons.
Those balancing work across more than one country.
Key considerations
Work arrangements and residence status are connected but separate matters.
We coordinate with your employer’s and your own advisers where relevant.
We avoid specific categories, thresholds or procedures — those depend on your circumstances.
Documentation & process
A general sense of how we support the residence side of a work-related move. Specifics depend on your circumstances and applicable rules.
We start by understanding your professional objectives and circumstances.
We identify the residence considerations connected with work.
We explain the documentation and process considerations at a high level.
We help coordinate the applicable residence process.
We provide ongoing advisory where appropriate.
How we help
We start with your objectives and circumstances.
We assess the residence pathway that may be relevant.
We explain the documentation and process considerations involved.
We help coordinate the process so it stays organised.
We provide discreet, ongoing advisory where appropriate.
Related
A time-limited right to live in Mexico.
A settled, long-term right to live in Mexico.
Business and investment activity in Mexico.
Planning a move that considers the whole family.
Guidance on continuing an existing residence status.