Will I be able to find a job in Tijuana?

"Foreigners in Tijuana often find employment in the tourism and hospitality industry, working as hotel and restaurant staff, tour guides, and interpreters. Other common jobs for foreigners include working in manufacturing, retail, construction, and IT. There are also numerous opportunities in the service sector, as well as teaching English as a second language," commented one expat who made the move to Tijuana, Mexico.

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"Being a border town their are a lot of cross border related jobs. It is also an industrial town and so factory work and its associated management positions are common. The best situation would be to have a job on the American side but live in Tijuana as this would allow for higher wages and the lower cost of living," remarked another expat in Tijuana, Mexico.