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Mexican American Thinking of moving to Guadalajara

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Where to start....... well, I was born in California and lived here most of my life, but spent summers in Guadalajara (well Tlaquepaque). Currently I've grown pretty fed up with the hamster wheel I seem to be stuck in and the high cost of living of California and I am seriously considering moving to Tlaquepaque. My parents have homes where I can live free of charge and I am eligible to obtain double citizenship, I am a college grad (psychology major), and speak both English and Spanish (female 25yrs old). Realistically what kind of jobs can I obtain and how much income do I need to bring in to be able to live comfortably?
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johnmex said:
That is exactly what I was thinking. Yes, she would need to be licensed to practice here.

If she is currently in Silicon Valley, or anywhere close, maybe a job could be landed there with the idea of a transfer to Mexico's Silicon Valley,Guadalajara. Flextronics, Jabil, SCI and HP all come to mind.
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We have heard nothing from the OP for a while.

What does she think of this outpouring of (sometimes conflicting) information?
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