Category: Work in Mexico
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Opening a bank account 👉
In general, most bank accounts have some common requirements, which are: [su_list icon=”icon: check” icon_color=”#018625″ indent=”-10″] Current official photo identification. Proof of address. A minimum deposit to open the account. For foreign nationals, a valid passport and immigration form are required.If you have encountered the barrier of not having a valid passport to open an… Read more
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Documents You need 👉
In addition to personal documents like copies of identifications and proof of address, in order to aspire to a certain job, you should have two important documents. [su_list icon=”icon: file-text” icon_color=”#99a7ab” indent=”-10″] Job application: This is a pre-established form that you can buy at any paper store where you will fill in information about yourself,… Read more
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Recommendations on how to ask for job 👉
To find employment, you should know that it is a long process, you will be asked for various documents, in addition to your appearance, personality and knowledge being evaluated. The following are the phases involved in looking for and finding employment: [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”1.5″]1[/su_dropcap]Recognizing your area or work: Where could you perform well? Think… Read more
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Your rights as an employee 👉
[su_note note_color=”#964198″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″]Rights of employees[/su_note] [su_list icon=”icon: fa” icon_color=”#f2575c” indent=”-10″] Holiday: After on year of work you are entitled to a minimum of 6 days of paid vacations Holiday Bonus: extra pay of at least 25% of the salary that corresponds to the vacation days Christmas Box: receive at least 15 days worth your… Read more
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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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Get your CURP, RFC, and NSS 👉
CURP (Population Registration Code) What is the CURP? The Unique Population Registry Code or CURP is an individual registration instrument for all inhabitants of Mexico, without distinction between nationals and foreigners. How to get your CURP [su_list icon=”icon: fa” icon_color=”#f2575c” indent=”-10″] At a module provided by RENAPO. To do so, check the location at: http://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/39942/DirectoriodeModulosCURP.pdf and… Read more
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Solidarity Allies Network (Red de Aliad@s Solidari@s)
[su_note note_color=”#964198″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] Know the Solidarity Allies Network for Employment: [/su_note] It is a network that brings together people and organizations that want to support capacity building for the employment of foreigners in vulnerable situations who are beneficiaries of Sin Fronteras IAP. How can you join the network? [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”2″]1[/su_dropcap] [su_tooltip… Read more