Trabajar y vivir en México
¿Es posible que alguien viva en México y enseñar inglés? Yo sé el dinero no es mucho cuando alguien lo hice, pero me encanta México y me gustaría vivir allí.
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I am certainly not an expert on Mexican immigration law but I have read a little about working in Mexico and, having lived and worked in China for four years, I have some apprectation for the complexities involved in obtaining permission to work in a foreign country. I assume Mexico would be a foreing country for you. I also assume that by "enseñar inglés" you mean being hired to teach English.
As is the case with most countries, it seems that obtaining permission for a foreigner to work in Mexico is not a quick and simple process and requires a lot of documentation. As I understand it, a key part of this documentation is a letter of employment offer from the organization at which you would teach. Usually an employer must base making such a job offer on not being able to find a Mexican citizen to do the work. In a lot of countries, teaching English is a skill that the country is looking for. After a job offer is received, usually the hiring organization could provide guidance on the rest of the process to obtain the long term visa/work permit. I believe this is something that you would have to secure from the Mexican consulate nearest you place of birth. For naturalized US citizens, the requirement would probably be slightly different.
Estoy seguro que hay una oportunidad en algún sitio.. ¿Téngale googled sobre ello?
