Resort work in Mexico

HI Abbii,

what are you looking at exactly? May I have something to offer for you.

Regards
Debora

Possibly working on resorts entertainment sort of thing as a gap year just to have some fun and experience, if that fails im obviously doing Equine studies so possibly look to work with horses. What may you have to offer? Abbi (:

Hi, welcome what makes you want to move to mexico?  I'm a US Citizen and lived here for a few years now.  Legally you have to obtain an FM2 to legally work in Mexico for an employer.  An FM2 is a visa you can aquire after having your FM3 for a period of five years.  Keep in mind that your FM2 also requires you to pay taxes on income earned both in and out of the country.  Most people like me only ever want an FM3...  it needs to be renewed every year, but there are no taxes.  Your most likely going to have to work off the books or find a EU company that has resort properties in Mexico and they can probably figure out a way to pay you in the EU while working on site in Mexico.  This happens all the time when a US Citizen for example goes to work in Dubai for a US based company.  I would suggest starting out with the bith hotel chains and speaking to their HR department...  probably will save you some time and money instead of dealing with lawyers right away.  I would expect income to be low depending on where you work.  I'm not sure if you have thought about where to work, but I know there are a lot of world class resorts in Cabo. Good luck in your search!