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Current Accounts in Mexico

Current accounts in Mexico can be opened in all existing banks in the country where they are called cuentas ejes or “central accounts.” Considering expats’ globe-trotting ways, most of them open an international account in order to accommodate their financial transactions when traveling.

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Browse a selection of current accounts specially designed to meet the needs of expatriates and people with international lifestyle.
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Premier International Account

Premier International Account in Mexico

£2,500, €2,500, $3,500 Debit card, cheque book (Sterling accounts only) £/$/€
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New customers who open a Sterling account can earn 1% AER interest for the first 3 months of account opening if a balance of between £10,000 and £24,999 is maintained. No monthly fee charged if minimum monthly balance of £2,500/€2,500/$3,500 is maintained.

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HSBC International

HSBC International in Mexico

£5,000,$10,000,€10,000 Cash Card, Cheque Book, Debit Card £/$/€
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Flexible international current account for day-to-day banking in sterling, US dollars and euro, with debit card /chequebook

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BNP Paribas Personal Investors

BNP Paribas Personal Investors in Mexico

EUR 50,000 International debit and credit card, deferred debit cards available 26 currencies: euro, US dollar, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Singapore dollar, Hong Kong dollar, etc.
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Day-to-day cash management in different currencies around the world.
As an expatriate you benefit from our preferential fee structure “Expat Investors”:

  • No transfer fees for bank transactions
  • Reimbursement of transfer fees charged by your bank
  • Reduced foreign exchange fees
  • 50 % discount on the annual account management fees
  • 50% discount on the annual fees for an international bank card (Visa, Mastercard)
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Additional Product Relationship Manager Account

Additional Product Relationship Manager Account in Mexico

£50,000 or currency equivalent Debit and credit cards (£), deferred debit cards available £/$/€
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Dedicated Relationship Manager taking care of your banking needs including; Currency exchange services, Introduction to tax services, Free financial review, International mortgage advice for property purchases in the UK, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar, Advice from international investment experts.

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Jobs In Mexico

Prior to applying for permission to work, you must have an offer letter (with the company letter head). Once all the necessary paperwork has been arranged, you can check the status of your employment with a Mexican company by visiting the immigration website - National Migration Institute (Instituto Nacional de Migración). Read More >

Cost of Living in Mexico

Canadians and Americans find travelling or moving to Mexico easy on the pocket, as they only have to travel by land, or drive by car to cross the borders. Read More >

Banking in Mexico

Expatriates can open Dollar-denominated offshore accounts through offshore branches of Mexican banks or their affiliate banks abroad. These accounts are meant for high net worth individuals and usually require high deposits. Activities on these accounts are free of any taxes on interest, dividends, income and profits. The income from the account is of course taxable in your country of residence. Read More >
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