Mexican Spanish Tutors & Settling-In Services
The things that make the first months work: a tutor for INM, SAT and everyday Spanish, a home exchange while you look for a place, an eSIM before you land and your U.S. number kept alive for banks and 2FA.
Updated October 2026Partners pay Moveinmexico a listing fee or a commission when you sign up. Your price never changes and our recommendations are independent. How we choose partners

Preply
Online Mexican Spanish Tutors
Preply is the online tutor marketplace expats use to learn Mexican Spanish (not Castilian, not Argentine). Filter by Mexican-native tutors, schedule, and price. Book trial lessons with multiple tutors before
- Mexican Spanish specialists — filter by tutor origin
- DELE prep available if needed for naturalization
- Trial lesson at discount before committing

HomeExchange
Home Exchange
HomeExchange is a global home-swap network. List your Mexican home; stay in someone else’s home for free anywhere in the world. Annual membership replaces hotel and Airbnb
- 180,000+ homes in 160+ countries
- Direct + GuestPoints dual exchange model
- Verified member profiles

Holafly
Travel eSIM
Holafly is a travel eSIM you install before you fly, so you have mobile data the moment you land — no hunting for a local SIM, no roaming fees. Keep your usual SIM in the phone for calls and
- Instant eSIM activation — nothing to ship, no store visit
- Data for 200+ destinations, including unlimited-data options
- Keep your existing SIM and number in the phone (dual SIM)

Airalo
Global eSIM
Airalo is the global eSIM marketplace expats use to stay connected the moment they land in Mexico. Buy a Mexico or North America data plan, install via eSIM in 60 seconds, and start using local cellular data — no SIM…
- Coverage in Mexico via partner Mexican carriers
- Regional plans for North America / Latin America
- Activate before arrival via eSIM QR code
Tello Mobile
Keep Your U.S. Number
Tello is an affordable U.S. mobile carrier with eSIM and Wi‑Fi calling. Keep your American number active after you move, so bank codes, 2FA texts and calls from home still reach you — on a no-contract plan you can…
- Keep your existing U.S. number — port it in so logins, banks and contacts keep working
- eSIM activation in minutes — nothing to ship, and it runs alongside a local plan
- Wi‑Fi calling for U.S. calls and SMS codes over any internet connection
How we choose partners
Independent online reviews, feedback from the 225,000-member Spainguru community, an interview with Bruno, years in business and how fast they answer. Partners pay a listing fee or a commission; featured placement is commercial and is labelled; the “vetted” judgement is never bought. Read the full disclosure.
Disclaimer: general information for U.S. citizens living or planning to live in Mexico — not tax, legal, financial or immigration advice. Financial requirements are indicative 2026 figures: Mexican consulates apply different thresholds, documentation rules and exchange rates, and the UMA they are based on changes every year. Always confirm the requirements with the consulate handling your application, and tax questions with the IRS, SAT or a qualified professional before acting.
