Find your EOR

Build your case for working abroad

Sort the topics that matter for working in Mexico, and bring a focused provider shortlist to your employer.

Unbiased recommendationsWe compare top EOR providers for you.
Practical, real-world adviceBased on legal requirements and experience.
Built for employeesClear, independent guidance — not sales.

Step 1 of 2: Your topics

  1. 1. Your topics (current step)

  2. 2. Your shortlist

Step 1 of 2

What should this shortlist pay attention to?

This shortlist is for working in Mexico. Drag each topic into a bucket, or use the move buttons. Important topics count in full, No opinion at 60%, and Not important at 20%.

Important

Counts in full

  • Drag a topic here

No opinion

Counts at 60%

  • General

    Local entity

  • General

    Net pay & cost transparency

  • General

    Equity support

  • General

    Employee support

  • General

    Fee

  • General

    Minimum contract term

  • General

    Exit & conversion fees

  • General

    Global footprint

  • General

    Compliance track record

  • benefits

    Medical insurance

  • benefits

    Supplemental benefits

  • benefits

    Vacation & year-end bonus

  • benefits

    Profit sharing (PTU)

  • benefits

    Remote work & custom benefits

  • contract terms

    REPSE & social security

  • contract terms

    Contract type & probation

  • contract terms

    Severance & seniority

  • contract terms

    Salary currency & working hours

  • contract terms

    IP, non-compete & jurisdiction

Not important

Counts at 20%

  • Drag a topic here

How it works

Experts gathered the local rules. You set the priorities.

You do not need to read the employment code for Mexico. The shortlist starts from research our specialists have already put together for that country, then follows the topics you care about.

  1. 01

    You say what matters

    Sort the topics you want a provider to get right. That is the only input the shortlist needs from you.

  2. 02

    The research is already done

    International employment specialists, with jurisdictional experience in Mexico, have collected the contract terms and legal requirements that apply when you work there.

  3. 03

    You leave with a shortlist

    You get a focused set of providers to take to your employer, shaped around the topics you marked as important.