Will I be able to find a job in Merida?

"Foreigners living in Merida often find work in positions such as teaching English, working in hotels or resorts, doing digital marketing, working in or opening a store or cafe, or providing administrative support. Other types of jobs that expats may find in Merida include construction, taxi driving, blogging, conducting tours, or working in the real estate market," explained one expat living in Merida, Mexico.

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"Manufacturing, construction and power are the main industries of Merida. Of course, it is the capital of the Yucatan region, so tourism is very active here as well. I am a retiree so am not in the job market. I will say that you can work here as a foreigner but need special permission on your visa, as most countries protect their jobs for their citizens. A great way to work is invest in opening a business," said another expat in Merida, Mexico.