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Mexico minimum wage 2026: $315.04/day ($9,582.47/month)

CONASAMI DOF 09/12/2025: $315.04 general ($9,582.47/month) and $440.87 northern border ($13,409.80/month). Daily × 365/12.

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Daily minimum wage

MX$315.04

Monthly equivalent
MX$9,582.47

CONASAMI DOF 09/12/2025. No professional occupations. Daily minimum is not split by the hour. Not legal advice.

What is Mexico's 2026 minimum wage?

The National Minimum Wage Commission (CONASAMI), published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación on 12/09/2025, sets $315.04 MXN per day for most of the country and $440.87 MXN per day for the Northern Border Free Zone (ZLFN) in 2026.

Quick answer

Rest of the country: $315.04/day → $9,582.47/month. Northern Border Zone: $440.87/day → $13,409.80/month. Monthly = daily × 365 / 12.

From daily to monthly

Monthly minimum wage equivalent

Monthly = Daily × 365 ÷ 12

  • Rest of the country: $315.04 × 365 ÷ 12 = $9,582.47
  • ZLFN: $440.87 × 365 ÷ 12 = $13,409.80

2026 table by zone

ZoneDaily 2026Monthly equivalent
Rest of the country$315.04$9,582.47
Northern Border Free Zone$440.87$13,409.80

Example: full week

At the general minimum, 7 paid days (6 worked + 1 paid rest day, art. 69 LFT) equal $315.04 × 7 = $2,205.28 per week, before any applicable withholdings.

Common mistakes

  1. Converting monthly as daily × 30: the correct factor is daily × 365 / 12.
  2. Using the general rate in the border zone: the ZLFN has its own higher amount.
  3. Confusing minimum wage with contribution base salary: they are different figures.

FAQs

No. It is the cash base per workday. Christmas bonus (aguinaldo), vacations, vacation premium and other benefits are calculated separately under the Federal Labor Law.

Every year, by CONASAMI resolution published in the DOF. Always check the current year before signing a contract.

Informational estimate

2026 amounts per the cited resolution. Not legal or accounting advice. Confirm with the current DOF, your pay stub or a professional.

Sources: CONASAMI (DOF 12/09/2025); Federal Labor Law (arts. 69, 90 and related).