Question 1

Do I need a job offer to work in Mexico?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, performing paid activities requires a job offer from a registered company, though other situations may apply. We review your case to identify the options. Specific information should be confirmed with current regulations and official sources.

Question 2

Can a Mexican company hire foreigners?

Accepted Answer

Yes, companies in Mexico can hire foreign personnel provided they comply with applicable immigration requirements. We guide you on the necessary steps for your company.

Question 3

What does a company need to hire foreign personnel?

Accepted Answer

Generally, the company must have a registration as an employer with the immigration authority and submit the corresponding documentation. Exact requirements may vary. Specific information should be confirmed with current regulations and official sources.

Question 4

What is an employment offer visa?

Accepted Answer

It is a pathway through which a foreign national can apply to enter Mexico to work, based on a job offer from a company in the country. The procedure depends on the applicant's nationality and the corresponding consulate.

Question 5

What is the Employer Registration Certificate (Constancia de Inscripción de Empleador)?

Accepted Answer

It is the registration that allows a natural or legal person to offer employment to foreign nationals in Mexico. Specific information should be confirmed with current regulations and official sources.

Question 6

Can I change employers?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, it is possible, but it usually involves notifying or performing procedures with the immigration authority. We help you understand what applies to your situation.

Question 7

Can I renew my residency?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the type of residency and how long you have been in Mexico, renewal may be possible. It is important to initiate the process before the document expires.

Question 8

Can I start my process while outside of Mexico?

Accepted Answer

Some procedures begin at a Mexican consulate abroad, and others within the country. It depends on the type of procedure and your nationality.

Question 9

How long does an immigration process take?

Accepted Answer

There is no single timeframe. Processing times depend on the type of procedure, the authority or consulate, the workload, and the particular circumstances of each case. We do not guarantee processing times.

Question 10

What documents do I need?

Accepted Answer

The documentation varies according to the procedure, your nationality, and your situation. After reviewing your case, we will provide you with the applicable list. Specific information should be confirmed with current regulations and official sources.

Question 11

Is approval guaranteed?

Accepted Answer

No. The resolution of any immigration procedure rests exclusively with the competent authority. Our work is to guide you, prepare, and accompany you through the contracted process.

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