Live in Mexico while having a job in Nigeria

By Mark 02 May 2022

Can I live in Mexico and work remotely for a company in Nigeria?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. You should have a good knowledge of Spanish (or any other language the company in Nigeria speaks).
  2. You should be able to get a visa for Mexico.
  3. You should have a good understanding of the company’s business and the industry in Nigeria.
  4. You should be a team player.
  5. You should have a good understanding of the visa process in Mexico.
  6. You should have a good understanding of the visa process in Nigeria.
  7. You should have a good understanding of the business culture in Nigeria.
  8. You should be willing to invest a lot of time in Nigeria.
  9. You should have a good understanding of the culture in Nigeria.
  10. You should have a good understanding of the culture in Mexico.

How to find remote work in Nigeria while living in Mexico?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Nigeria even though you are located in Mexico. For that we need to know some tricks and tips to get remote jobs in Nigeria.

  1. The first thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria.
  2. The second thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least three months.
  3. The third thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least one year.
  4. The fourth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least five years.
  5. The fifth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least ten years.
  6. The sixth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least fifteen years.
  7. The seventh thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least twenty years.
  8. The eighth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least twenty five years.
  9. The ninth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least thirty years.
  10. The tenth thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least thirty five years.
  11. The eleventh thing to know is that you will have to be in Nigeria for at least forty years.

How to get paid in Mexico when working remotely for a corporation in Nigeria?

You can get paid in Mexico even if you are working for a company in Nigeria, however , it will be a little more complicated.

You can get paid in Mexico even if you are working for a company in Nigeria, however, it will be a little more complicated.

So, how do you get paid in Mexico when working remotely for a corporation in Nigeria?
Mexico is a country located in the North American continent, with a population of around 129 million people, and a territory of roughly 9,500 square kilometers.
The official language is Spanish, however, it is also spoken in many other languages such as English, French, German, Portuguese, and so on.
The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican Peso, and the exchange rate is US$1= MX$19.8.
Mexico has a federal government, and it is divided into 32 states and 1 Federal District.
Mexico is a member of the United Nations, and it is also a member of the Organization of American States (OAS).
Mexico has a unique culture, and it is a very diverse country, with over 200 ethnic groups.
Mexico is a country that has a strong economy, and it is one of the most important countries in North America.
Mexico is a very important country for international trade, and it is one of the main suppliers of oil in the world.

How do taxes work in Mexico if I’m working remotely for a company Mexico?

When working remotely in Mexico for a firm based in Nigeria, taxes might be tricky, therefore I suggest to keep a close eye on your tax obligations.

What is the best way to file taxes in Mexico if I’m working remotely for a company Mexico?
You can go to the Mexican consulate in your home country and file your taxes. If you are filing taxes online, you can do so from your home country as well.
When working remotely in Mexico for a firm based in Nigeria, taxes might be tricky, therefore I suggest to keep a close eye on your tax obligations.