Education
Mexico has a large network of public universities, including the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), one of the oldest in the Americas, alongside a growing number of private and bilingual schools.
Central America
Mexico
Permanent residency and NAFTA work permits
Country overview
Mexico has become one of the most practical destinations in the Americas for people who want a base in Latin America without giving up access to North American markets.
We handle two routes here: permanent residency, and the NAFTA work permit that allows professionals in covered occupations to work for a Mexican employer or under a qualifying arrangement.
We prepare the financial, civil, and professional documentation that Mexican consulates expect, and guide you from the consular filing through to collecting your resident card.
Country at a glance
- Capital
- Mexico City
- Population
- 129 million
- Languages
- Spanish
- Currency
- Mexican peso
Life in Mexico
Education, economy, healthcare, and everyday life
Mexico combines a growing North American economy with a warm climate and one of the lowest costs of living in the region.
Economy and jobs
Mexico is Latin America's second-largest economy and a manufacturing hub for North America, with strong demand for engineers, technicians, and bilingual professionals in the automotive, aerospace, and technology sectors.
Healthcare
The public IMSS system covers employees and their families, while private hospitals in major cities offer high-quality care at a fraction of U.S. prices.
Quality of life
A lower cost of living, a warm climate, and vibrant cities make Mexico a popular base for retirees, remote workers, and families.
Other destinations
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