Day: September 17, 2026
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What you need to get a job in Mexico 👉
[su_note note_color=”#964198″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″]To get a formal job in Mexico you must first have some basic documents, which must be obtained in the following order.[/su_note] [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”2″]1[/su_dropcap] First of all, you should begin the process of obtaining legal immigration status in Mexico, whether that be at [su_tooltip style=”bootstrap” position=”north” rounded=”yes” size=”2″ content=”Mexican Commission… Read more
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Scholarships and financial assistance 👉
The National Institute for Adult Education (INEA) is in charge of offering primary and secondary education, as well as literacy, for people older than 15 years who have not completed these levels of education. Find and approach the nearest community plaza to receive more information and the requirements needed to sign up. Remember the… Read more
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How can I request asylum at a Mexican airport? 👉
[su_list icon=”icon: info-circle” icon_color=”#5798f2″ indent=”-10″] If you wish to request asylum at an airport in Mexico, you can approach any authority and tell them that you are afraid to return to your country of origin, because your life, liberty or personal security is in jeopardy in your country and due to this, YOU WOULD LIKE… Read more
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General Recommendations 👉
To enter into any level of basic education, you will be asked to provide your birth certificate. Your immigration documents and proof of previous studies are necessary but they can be turned in at a later date, you must simply let the school know. [su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#ffdd3b” indent=”-10″] This first stage is not obligatory;… Read more
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What is the visitor’s card, based on humanitarian reasons 👉
It is a document to which every immigrant has a right, and that you can request from the National Institute of Migration (INM) if you find yourself in one of the following situations: [su_list icon=”icon: user” icon_color=”#cdb79b” indent=”-10″] You are an unaccompanied child or adolescent You were the victim or witness to a crime in… Read more
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Process of validating previous degrees or studies 👉
If you obtained a degree in your country of origin, you can validate these studies so that they can be taken into consideration in Mexico. This is especially useful for obtaining work or for continuing with your studies. First you should have the following documents on-hand: [su_list icon=”icon: check” icon_color=”#018625″ indent=”-10″] Birth Certificate (with a… Read more
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Frequently asked questions 👉
a) What does it mean to be a person who has suffered persecution? This is someone who has fled where they live because of fear that someone will hurt them. This situation can include someone who has been threatened, for example, through threatening notes, calls, messages etc. These threats are made with the intention of… Read more
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First time appointment form 👉
Dear user, this form will help us identify your specific needs and the possible help we can offer you at Sin Fronteras. SPANISH ENGLISH FRENCH CREOLE Read more
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Recommendations for those wishing to request asylum 👉
[su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#5369d3″ indent=”-10″] If you do not have official documents with you, it is not necessary to show these documents, because international law gives you “the benefit of the doubt,” therefore, the lack of these official documents should not be an impediment for you to request asylum. If you did not request… Read more
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Psycosocial assistance 👉
Access to healthcare. If you require help with obtaining healthcare, we can provide the following services: [su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#fa91b2″ indent=”-10″] Referral and accompaniment to access public healthcare. Referral and accompaniment for access to private healthcare and second opinions. Payment of medications. Providing condoms. Preventative information and orientation about taking care of your physical health.… Read more