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Maria del Carmen Guevara

Managing Director, Mexico
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Montes Urales 745, Mezanine
Col. Lomas de Chapultepec IV Sección
Delg. Miguel Hidalgo Cp.
11000 Ciudad de México

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As Managing Director for Mexico, Maria del Carmen Guevara leads the firm’s extensive corporate immigration practice in Mexico. With more than 10 years’ experience in Mexican immigration law, Maria has been instrumental in developing the immigration strategies for many of the firm’s largest multinational corporate clients with foreign employees in Mexico.

She has been a major driver in the firm’s rapid growth in Mexico, including a key role in establishing the firm’s Puebla office. Maria is a graduate of the Autonomous University of Puebla.

Recent Articles by Maria del Carmen Guevara

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Processing delays due to staffing

This article was published more than 12 months ago. Immigration rules and requirements can change frequently, so some information may no longer be current. Significant staffing changes have occurred i…

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The Expat Relocation Guide to Mexico City

From its affordable cost of living to its vibrant cultural scene, Mexico City has long been a popular expat destination. And with the current rise of remote work, even more young professionals and fam…

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Federal Council of Switzerland lifts quotas for Croatian nationals in 2025.

This article was published more than 12 months ago. Immigration rules and requirements can change frequently, so some information may no longer be current. At its meeting on November 27, 2024, the Fed…

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SWITZERLAND – 2025 quotas for new work permit applications are announced.

This article was published more than 12 months ago. Immigration rules and requirements can change frequently, so some information may no longer be current. On November 27, 2024, the Federal Council of…

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Naturalization Process for Mexico

While many foreigners in Mexico choose to return to their home countries after a few years, others choose to make Mexico their new home. They may want to stay because of professional obligations, beca…