Will I be able to find a job in Patzcuaro?
When we asked people about industries and career opportunities in Patzcuaro, they reponded...
"Foreigners in Patzcuaro often work in the hospitality and tourism industry, providing services such as accommodation, restaurants, tours, and transportation to tourists. They may also find jobs as language teachers, offering classes or private tutoring in English, French, German, or other languages. Additionally, foreigners can find work in Patzcuaro in business services, such as photography, graphic design, and web development. Some foreigners also open their own small businesses, offering handmade crafts, services, or food," explained one expat living in Patzcuaro, Mexico.
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"Most likely in Morelia, the state capital. This is a small town with a high unemployment rate. I have not seen Americans except as tourists or at the library. People grow crops. Wood carving and all the arts and crafts made in Patzcuaro and surrounding pueblos are sold here. Perhaps if one had a job in Morelia, they could live here and commute. There are buses and taxis. Many people own cars. It takes an hour one way," said another expat in Patzcuaro, Mexico.
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