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Pick your visa type
The price shown is the total — embassy fee and service charge together.
Visa desk · Mexico · TV368
Mexico visa for Indians
3-5 Working Days99% approvalExpert pre-checkApply at least 10 Days before you travel
6,575INR · all in3–5 daysProcessingSingle Entry VisaEntry typeAs per visaValidity10 DaysApply beforeTouristVisa category
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The visa
What you are applying for, exactly as it will be issued.
🌍MexicoTourist · Single Entry Visa
TypeTourist visa
EntrySingle Entry Visa
ValidityAs per visa
Processing3–5 days
Apply before10 Days
Issued byEmbassy of Mexico
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- !Name of the Applicant should be EXACTLY SAME on all the documents i.e. Passport, Invitation Letter, Bank Statement, IT Return Papers, Salary Slips, Return Ticket, Hotel Confirmation, Exchange or Credit Card Copy. If there is any mismatch of applicant name on any of the document, The Embassy will not process the visa but will ask the applicant to submit the document again with the correct name.
- !Holders of any valid U.S.A., Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, Schengen visas (any nationality) or permanent residence of U.S.A., Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, Schengen, Pacific Alliance (Colombia, Peru, Chile) DO NOT require a Mexican visa to travel on business, tourism, or transit purpose for or less than 180 days as long as they present any of the mentioned documents at the point of entry.We strongly recommend to share the copy of the passport and any of the above visa to the Embassy email ID to check whether Visa in Arrival can be availed or Mexico visa needs to be stamped from India.
- !Any other activity may be subject to the issuance of a Mexican visa.
- !Holders of Diplomatic or Official Indian passports do not require a visa to enter Mexico for 90 days.
- !Official/Clergy of Religious organization require prior authorization granted by the Immigration Authority of Mexico (Instituto Nacional de Migracion, INM).
- !It is mandatory to provide Marriage certificate if spouse is travelling along with the main applicant and the Marriage certificate must be duly apostile.
- !It is mandatory to provide Birth certificates of the children if children are travelling along with the main applicant and the Birth Certificates must be dully apostile.
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Documents required
Most rejections are paperwork, not eligibility — so a human checks every one of these before it goes in.
0 of 12 readyTick them off as you gather them
1 Form (printed back to back on a single sheet).
3 Photograph (Fresh ones i.e. NOT used earlier for any visa) (passport size, colored with white background and without spectacles).
Passport Front and Back page copy
Covering letter addressed to The Visa Officer, Embassy Of Mexico.
Travel Itinerary (ticket) .
Stay Itinerary (Hotel) .
Detailed Tour Itinerary.
Personal bank statement for last 6 month original with bank seal and sign till date.
Personal IT returns for last 3 year.
Authority Letter for Collection of Passport
Payment reciept of Embassy`s designated bank (Please refer to notes below for fee deposit procedure)
Signing authority id copy who signed the cover letter
Also needed, depending on what you do
If you are employed
- Last 3 months Salary Slips
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How it works
You do step one. We do the rest.
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Send your documents
One pass. We tell you straight away if anything is missing.
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We pre-check and submit
A visa officer reads every page before it reaches the embassy.
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Track and collect
Updates at every stage, then the visa back to you.
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Frequently asked
Do I need a visa to visit Mexico?
It depends on your nationality: * **Visa-Free Entry**: Citizens of **the US, Canada, UK, EU, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and many Latin American countries** can visit **without a visa for up to 180 days**. * **Visa Required**: Nationals of **India, China, Pakistan, Nigeria, and some other countries** need a **Mexican visa** before traveling. * **Visa Exemption for Certain Travelers**: If you **hold a valid visa for the US, Canada, UK, Schengen Area, or Japan**, you **do not need a separate Mexico visa**. ####
What types of visas does Mexico offer?
Mexico provides different visa options, including: * **Tourist Visa (Visitor Visa)** – For short-term visits (**valid for up to 180 days**). * **Business Visa** – For short-term business activities. * **Temporary Resident Visa** – For stays longer than **180 days**, such as work, study, or retirement. * **Permanent Resident Visa** – For those planning to live in Mexico indefinitely. * **Student Visa** – For international students enrolled in Mexican institutions. * **Transit Visa** – For travelers passing through Mexico.
How do I apply for a Mexico visa?
* **Online Application**: Some nationalities can start their application through the **Mexican embassy website**. * **Embassy Visa**: Submit your application at a **Mexican embassy or consulate**. * **Visa-Free Entry**: If eligible, simply arrive with a valid passport.
How long does it take to process a Mexico visa?
* **Tourist & Business Visas**: **2–10 working days**. * **Temporary & Permanent Resident Visas**: **Up to 1 month**.
Can I extend my Mexico visa?
* **Tourist visas cannot be extended**—you must leave and re-enter Mexico. * **Temporary Resident Visas can be renewed** annually.
Any recent changes to Mexico’s visa policy?
* **Stricter entry requirements for some nationalities**. * **Digital Nomad Visa discussions in progress**. * **US, UK, Canada, and Schengen visa holders remain exempt from a Mexico visa**.