Should I move to Mexico City?

Question

My mother was born in mexico, so i qualify for Mexican citizenship. That won't be a huge issue. I've got a bachelor's in Finance with 2 yrs experience underwriting insurance policies.

I am 25 yrs old, no family and kind of the adventureous type. After college I lived in China for 2 years, and now I am back in my hometown and wondering if there's anything for me in D.F. I speak Spanish, English, and now Chinese. Would there be anything for me in Mexico? I know that work for underskilled people is scarce, but is there anything in the professional world for me? Or is this all done through connections and nepotism, like it's reputed to?

Answer 1

If you truly feel that you should move to Mexico, keeping finances and family in mind, you should go.

Answer 2

Bruno,

You set yourself up by asking this question.  Just because you are hispanic, many will say move to Mexico.  My question to you is what wrong with the States?   If you can get a better paying job then go.  If there are other advantages then go.

Ignore any harsh  comments; you should not have placed your question in the immigration section.   Good luck, Bruno!

Answer 3

I would do some research and see what you can find.  DF would  be a great city to try and do something, it's huge, I would also look into Monterrey as well and I know it's a bit safer of a city while still having that international draw

Answer 4

Go to this web site http://www.occ.com.mx/ . This is where I went to look for a job and I live in Mexico City. I actually got an interview with HSBC for executive assistant. It takes a little while for companies to get back to you, but if you have a degree and are bilingual, you shouldn't have any problems.

Good Luck.

Answer 5

Better places to move come to mind. Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, Figi